john lipinski. we typically lock him in a bunker on election night.e let him out 18 days prior to chat about this. take a look at the new survey. shows something interesting when you ask whether people would accept the results of the election when you look at the republican folks surveyed. tell us what stood out when you examine the numbers of how people said they feel about the results of november 8. >> thanks for having me, letting me out of my home. the most striking number is first of all, she won the third debate. donald trump needed a good debate. she won all three. she really performed extremely well. she was near double digits in the third. if there was ground to be gained by trump he certainly didn't do it, i think, in the third debate. what's perhaps more interesting is this question of whether or not essentially people would accept the results of the election if the candidate loses. what's interesting in the poll numbers that you see is the world is different depending on partisanship. if you look a the overall numbers it's a large majority

i've worked with my colleague john delaney on legislation regarding metro as well as congressman dan lipinski who's on the science and technology committee where a chair a subcommittee on research. we have a bill that's going to be working on how we can do with safety and terrorist threats, on metro. i am immersed in this every day. when we emergency grants i was working with them. i meeting with paul and his leadership team this summer. i went to -- emergency meetings in august turning thank you so much. ms. bennett, the next question is for you. workforce education is a core priority for the northern virginia chamber of commerce. what type of workforce education initiative would you propose at the federal level that are responsive to the business needs, or the needs of the business community in northern virginia? how can you work with your counterparts in state and local government to ensure that the federal workforce education program achieved a maximum results in northern virginia? bennett: education is critical to our future and it's a subject i know quite a bit about because i've been w

i've worked with my colleague john delaney on legislation regarding metro as well as congressman dan lipinski was on the science and technology committee where i chair the subcommittee and research. we have a bill working on how we can deal with safety and terrorist threats on metro cell we have emergency drills and i was there working with them. i'm meeting with paul and his leadership this summer. >> moderator: thank you. thank you so much. ms. bennett the next question is for you. work worse education is a core priority for the northern virginia chamber of commerce. what type of workforce education initiative would you propose at the federal level that are responsive to the business needs for the needs of the business community in northern virginia and how would you work with your counterparts in state and local government to ensure that the federal workforce education program achieves the maximum results? bennett -- bennett: education is critical. it's something i know quite a bit about because i've been working in my private capacity to provide educational issues for two decades. competi