craig dunn will have to vote trump if he wins his congressional district. >> i will comply with thatn make me enjoy casting that ballot. >> that's a rule, a law. i am a republican, i follow the law. >> i don't think it is in the best interest of the country, but i'll absolutely do it. >> reporter: regarding threats, they tell cnn it is deplorable and condemn any kind of intimidation or threat. this cruz supporter says he only received snide comments but is aware what can happen. >> if comes with the fight. if you care about issues, think certain things are important, be prepared to fight for them with some cost or consequence. >> reporter: the delegates never envisioned having to look over their shoulders when deciding if they should become delegates. for now, they'll stay the course, hoping donald trump doesn't get the nomination, at the same time preparing for the possibility of helping put him over the top in cleveland. and preparing for the possibility of more disturbing messages. >> my wife was taken aback. we believe in the second amendment and we'll be fine. >> have delegates

a number of delegates like craig dunn who expressed reservations about vote for trump say they've beenting threatening e-mails. joining me now is tom john, chair of indiana gop 7th congressional district and one of the 57 at-large delegates. tom is marco rubio's chair. after reading craig dunn's "washington post" op-ed i read that you, too, have gotten threatening e-mails. what was your reaction to these letters and have these these changed you're out look at the convention? >> i have received e-mails. one in particular was very spooky. it referenced funerals. it referenced my family. it referenced i was being watched. that was very concerning. really took me aback. i'm used to people exercising their first amendment rights and telling me they may disagree with something i may do. with regard to the convention, you know, we're a ways out from the convention, so whether it impacts who all support or not support it's too early to tell. i realize that these sorts of things are rogue people, not necessarily people -- well, not people associated with campaigns. >> i want to make clear you'r

in one case, craig dunn said one letter or email talked about hunting down friend of his. this delegate process is spinning out of control. joining me senator scott brown. richard grenell. you have been a level-head spectator to this and it feels like it's entering a dangerous space. >> it many getting out of control. you have got a lot of people who sound like cry babies who haven't read the rules or panic after they realize they have been outmaneuvered. they shouldn't be surprised in politics when someone else is more prepared than you are. that's called a ground game, it's called getting out the vote. so when you can't get two members of your own family to register to vote, you won't have a good ground game. it goes to the point of i'm not so sure donald trump can carry the mantel he will be able to make america great again if he can't even develop a ground game and he's left on the sidelines to complain about someone else being more prepared. charles: i'm concerned because violence has been a central issue on the gop side. the mainstream media picked it up. they will f

. >> i received hate e-mails to my business and political accounts a craig dunn is joining me now, good to have you with us today sir. >> good afternoon, erika. >> i know you have detail some of the things you have been called and you have been called the traitor and enemy. the biggest traitor. ast all because you made the mistake of expressing your opinion. you would be required to vote for him, is that correct? >> i am a district delegate and in indiana we award three delegate votes for every congressional district one. on the first ballot if mr. trump won the first indiana district, i would be required to phovote him. >> which you said you would do following the rules. what would happen next is a lot of people unhappy with you, ill gue i guess that's putting unmildly. >> it is really not happening out in the open. i found that bullies tend to work in the shadows and what i saw was a lot of e-mails and mostly, frankly from out of states that came and were heavy in their tone relatively to you are a traitor or an idiot and just about a lot of terrible things that you can say. i got the

let's discuss this and what today means with ron nehring with the ted cruz campaign and craig dunne, a republican party chairman in indiana, the great state of indiana. great to see you craig and ron. thank you so much for joining us. so, ron, first to you. john kasich yesterday, he was asked about this alliance and specifically asked what is your message to indiana voters? what should they do, and he says i never said they shouldn't vote for me. they ought to vote for me. what does that mean for your deal? >> it's nothing unusual at all. the arrangement that we worked out with the kasich campaign is a resource allocation strategy, and that is that we're going to concentrate our time, energy, and effort in indiana. he's going to concentrate his effort in oregon and new mexico, and that's it. nobody said we would ask anybody to vote for any other candidate and the like. so this is perfectly consistent with what's been worked out and what we already announced. >> remain calm, all going acc d according to plan. ron, last week on this show you called john kasich insufferable. is he still

craig dunn, a local republican leader in indiana, he's running to represent indiana's fourth congressionald the lead on him, on trump, and was one delegate away from being nominated as our candidate and donald trump was the alternative, i might vote for donald trump. so that's what you're talking about with an anti-trump sentiment. could that consolidate there the way it did in wisconsin? >> it definitely could. there is an establishment sentiment that would favor ted cruz in indiana. but you also have to contrast it with wisconsin, because scott walker played such a pivotal role for ted cruz in the final couple weeks of that wisconsin campaign. and the two big republicans in indiana, governor mike pence, is on the ballot, and he does not want to alienate either the trump republicans or the cruz republicans. and the other big indiana republican is mitch daniels, who is thinking about a presidential run of his own, four years ago. he's now president at purdue university. he's been staying out of political partisanship and staying out of politics. so he's unlikely to weigh in. so trump, if t