2000 registered voters found that nearly half, 47 percent as agreed with the idea that the election is likely to be fair and honest . and that significantly more than half, 51 percent will generally agree on who is the legitimate president of the united states . conducted october 2. notes another, 1500 voters found the six percent said they to see an increase in violence as a result of the election. .. those figures both up from a june poll when 35% of republicans and 37% democrats expressed the same sentiment. the story goes on to note there s a larger increase in the share of both democrats and republicans who believe there would be either about or a great deal of justification for violence if the party were to lose. they share of republicans be substantial justification for violence if their side loses jump from 15% to 20% in september while the show democrats jump from 60% to 19% in september. that s why we re asking are you concerned about political divisions in this c
(202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. that michigang story yesterday, a special line for michigan residents, (202) 748-8003. that is also the number that you morning.us a text this if you do, please include your name and where you are from. otherwise, catch up with us on social media, on twitter @cspanwj, and on facebook facebook.com/cspan. good friday morning to you. more on that governor gretchen whitmer and michigan story. today storya yesterday about a yougov poll. 7%,d that nearly half, 40 disagreed with the idea that the election is likely to be fair and honest and significantly more than half, 51%, will not generally agree with on who is a legitimately elected president of the united states. that online poll conducted october 1 through second. it also noted that another found poll of 1500 voters that 56% found they expected the an increased in violence as a result of the election. those results by yougov published in usa today. a
private facebook groups, discussing a number of plots, including one to kidnap a governor, possibly from her summer vacation home. that is one that seems to advance the furthest to the point where a high-voltage taser was purchased, night goggles. there was supposed to have been a purchase of explosives taking place this week. there was discussion about designating a bridge near her summer cottage to divert police. there was actually evening surveillance that had occurred on two occasions of her summer home. that s that s about what there was a know, lot of talk, which, you know, sometimes you can ask the question were they just talking? or was there going to be action? but there were certainly some element of action taking place, including purchases of weapons and surveillance of the governor s home. host: and now 20 individuals have been charged in this case. the group, the militia group, the name, the wolverine what do we know about that and how widespread the movem
the continued building of our virginia class at the rate of two a year at some point will child finally with the ohio replacement program. in my view, we need to continue building those two virginia class submarines every year. the new york times story that s been mentioned to you in the course of this morning is only the latest evidence of the increased emphasize of our adversaries on undersea warfare capability, not just the russians but the chinese. i think in the course of that, article 1 of the comment from one of our military leaders was we are back to in a sense the cold war competition undersea. i would like to know your views and, general richardson, if you want to comment, you re welcome to, whether this program continuing our building of two virginia class submarines every year with the ohio replacement are important, in fact, vital to our national defense. yes, senator. i defer the numbers et cetera to the services responsible for that. but i can say personall
o keefe of the washington post, who has been keeping a close eye on delegate totals. first, let s talk about the democratic race. who would have thought the republican nominee would be more in place, based on what happened in indiana and with all eyes on kentucky and west virginia? where sen. sanders: was campaign thinks they have a chance. ed: it will be embarrassing for the clinton campaign, looking for a way to see if they can wrap this up quickly. that is not expected. he says he plans to stay through and certainly has the money to do it. i heard your last caller get very excited about sanders. but look, the math still works against him. he may want to push for a contested convention. he may fight for every last delegate. but there are not that many left for him to have. at this point, he would need 2283 delegates to win the nomination. clinton remains on track, even if she loses indiana, kentucky, and west virginia. sanders needs a hefty supply of the 719 superdelegate