number of prospects have increased compared to the pilot in june to the number of prospects that rsvped in october. the attendance increased by 10%. the number of walk-ins have increased and survey respondents increased. i want to thank mr. driscoll for coming to the seminar. i believe he was able o witness this wonderful event on slide three, you can see a picture that we took and it was basically filled to the brim. we had to line up chairs around the perimeter to accommodate the additional walk-ins. everyone got a seat and a packet. the results were good. it's important to track how we're doing and know what our participants and prospects are thinking and to continue to use the feedback to get better and better. we pull together a survey. you can see the results there on slide four. and we wanted to make sure we captured the comments. that is what i think is important to us. we've pulled some of the comments here on slide five and six, you can see that overall, it was a very, very suckful event. people were asking when is the next one going it take place. you know, how can i learn mo

point out, shannon, all this took place on public property at a city on community center and fox had rsvpedt to the event with the names of the photographers and other staff covering it, and the campaign responded, acknowledging receipt of the rsvp. as for the rest of the rally, it was peaceful. roy moore london and talked about the race itself, he denied allegations of sexual misconduct, but he took no questions from the media, and all questions from the audience. shannon. >> shannon: jonathan serrie live on the scene for us in alabama. thank you so much. for more, guy benson, political editor for townhall.com. good to see you tonight. this thing in alabama, gets heated, crowded, and a lot of times people are locally in campaign thinking they are protecting their candidate in some way or pushing back against the media. if what you think happened? >> a padlock on a string of really bad lucks for the roy moore campaign, shoving reporters and journalists out of the way because they weren't supposed to be there on public property, just filming a candidate walking to his own event. a candidate,