The media has continuously asked former President Donald Trump if he would accept the results of the election in his contest against Democrat presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris as if it is inevitable that she will defeat him.

But recent polls show the Democrat nominee collapsing as the former president’s numbers continue to climb, which has American Majority founder Ned Ryun suggesting that the media should start asking her if she will accept the results of the election when he spoke to Fox News host Laura Ingraham.

“Ned, this Trump-Hitler fascist thing seems to me to be a very dangerous and desperate ploy this late in the game. It’s laughable, but is it also potentially dangerous?” the host said.

“No, it is, Laura, they’re previewing their messaging and laying the framework for them not wanting to certify the election for encouraging violence that would make the summer of 2020, the Summer of Love look like a walk in the park. And I do think you’re right. I think they’re trying to create an environment in which they might have encouraged another assassination attempt on Trump,” the American Majority founder said.

“But I think more importantly, it shows the rising panic, the rhetoric, and the increased level of it shows, in my mind, a strong indication they know they’re losing. As you alluded to, the polls are terrible. I think Donald Trump might be in the lead in the National RealClearPolitics average next week, and as the polls are trending against them, I think what’s causing the real rise in panic are the numbers in these battleground states in which, in the absentee ballot and early vote, Republicans are actually leading,” he said.

“In North Carolina, Republicans are in the lead. It hasn’t happened in 16 years. Arizona, same thing. Nevada, Republicans are up four points in the ABEV vote, and in Wisconsin, the first day of early voting couple days ago, Republicans had an incredibly strong day. And so you’re starting to see that they realize, not — forget the poll numbers, the real numbers are extremely troubling to them, and I think those trends will continue…” he said.