Nearly 40 percent believe ‘DEEP STATE’ is working to undermine President Donald Trump

A new poll shows that more than one in three Americans believe a “deep state” is working to undermine the president and remove him from office. The survey also found a majority concerned with the spread of false information. Trump’s legal efforts to overturn the election results may not be gaining much momentum in courts, but there is a significant portion of Americans who doubt the election results. According to a new poll from NPR/Ipsos, 39 percent believe there is a “deep state” working to undermine the president. A majority of respondents, however, accept the results of the presidential election (69 percent) and want to see a peac

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