gged. That's all him. That's all Trump. Now you can say other people are saying it too and that's true. But only because he said it first. If Trump hadn't kept this up it would have died out like every other election where somebody says it's rigged and then they forget about it. So that's amazing.

Now I believe that the way the question was asked has the most to do with how we got this big number. I don't believe the country is actually this skeptical about the elections. Here's what I think people were thinking when they answered the question. I think what they were thinking is they don't trust the other side. Don't you think if you said what are the odds that the other team will cheat, what would be the answer? Eighty percent, right? What do you think of the odds that the other team, the team you're not on, what do you think of the odds that they would cheat? Oh, 80 percent, whichever team you ask, right? So I think that's all that happened. I'm not sure this is actually a snapshot of some gigantic persuasive change. I think it might be just a team play situation. Could be in the way that the question was constructed. That's one of the pitfalls with polls is that the exact way the question is constructed will get you very different answers. You think it's the same questio