governor sununu: it is both. john: thank you for visiting.next, it is a bombshell from bobby durst and our own detective untangles the web of lies after this. ♪ john: a bombshell in a major murder case last night. a hot lead. bobby durst, whose wealth can be counted in skyscrapers, admitted that he "killed them all." who better to deconstruct this constellation of secrets and multiple murders than bloomberg's own top cop. we have a makeshift array of all the big players. we will go around the horn to view the whole timeline. at the center is bobby durst. tell us 10 seconds about him. lisa: he went from being this amazingly successful man about town to this weirdo with all kinds of problems. john: what year he decided to kill his wife? lisa: kathleen durst goes missing one night in a terrible snowstorm. bobby says she just ran into the city. i never talked to her again. mark: that was in 19 -- lisa: 1982. the attorney picks up this case many years later. she gets interested why? lisa: the cop came in with a file. when she took a look at it, sh

no one can answer that question better than our next guest, former governor john sununu who also, of h.w. bush, met with scott walker and jeb bush while they were in new hampshire this weekend. and governor sununu joins us right now. thank you for feying a few minutes, governor. appreciate it. >> morning, steve. how are you today? >> i'm very good. i love the new hampshire primary. you have a great history in the primary in that state. so let me ask you, we're ten months out from the primary. and we're already starting to see some sniping, some public sniping, between walker between jeb bush. is it a little early -- is this earlier than you're expecting for it to heat up like this? >> look people forget there's a lot of politics in politics, you know? there's ten months ahead. there are seasons to the primary in new hampshire. this is obviously the first season. i thought at first these guys were coming up just to do some of the great skiing we have this year, but it turned out they were really here for political meetings. it's going to be a very interesting campaign. and i think the

john sununu. great to with you with us. >> evening lou. lou: have you ever seen are you aware of a president who has demonstrated so openly so clearly animus toward the leader of an american ally? >> well, if we took our time we might find something that's related but certainly in modern history here, this is a little bit disappointing that major policy decisions are driven by petulance, and it is important i think, in this particular instance, to recognize that the united states' role historically has been to try and bring israel and the palestinians together not to drive them apart, and sometimes overfavoring one side or the other, creates more of a problem than it helps. i think the president ought to take advantage of prime minister netanyahu's walking back his position of three days ago to a point where the prime minister said he would be willing to move towards a sustainable agreement between the palestinians and the israelis for a two-state solution, and the president ought to use that as an opportunity to bring things together, not

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he's getting help from john sununu and his son, the senator.re urging kasich to get more active. former senator judd greg is a very important republican described to me as a fan of kasich adding his voice to the republican debate. that's it for "inside politics." we'll see you soon. "state of the union" starts right now. >>> nuclear war of words. the senate majority leader defends a letter to iran, and who's guarding the president. more scandal with the agency in charge of protecting him. this is "state of the union." >>> senate majority leader on a letter he signed to iran's leaders. what's going on with the president's protectors. blow back on hillary clinton's e-mail scandal and jeb bush's debut in the granite state. good morning from washington. i'm dana bash. >>> the u.s. is preparing for a new round of talks with iran. those talks are being over shadowed by an open letter to

i always said john sununu was the smartest guy i have ever worked with in the house and senate. do you agree with that? yeah. now that you're in hampshire, you better or you won't get out of the room. what can you say about judd gregg? what can you say about i am honored with the fact that he would come here this morning. these are my comrades in arms. these were people who made the congress work and helped to make america work, so would you give them a round of applause. they are my friends. [applause] this is my first time back in new hampshire. bruce burkey said it was 16 years when i was here last, and i have to tell you that when i was here 16 years ago, one of the most profound times was that i did these coffees. i was a young man, really young, a member of the house, i figure the way i could get known was to show up in people's living rooms and let them talk to me and asked me questions and get to know me and all that kind of stuff, so we have this one coffee towards the end of the campaign. i was in a kitchen with this lady. i did not know her really. we were standing at

. -- i always said john sununu was the smartest guy i have ever worked with in the house and senate. what can you say about him. he has not been to one of these for a long time. i am honored with the fact that he would come here this morning. these are my friends and comrades in arms, people -- for the young people in this room, these were people who made the congress work and helped to make america work so would you give them a round of applause. they are my friends. [applause] this is my first time back in new hampshire. bruce burkey said it was 16 years when i was here last, and i have to take you that when i was here 16 years ago, one of the most profound times was that i did these coffees. i was a young man, really young a member of the house, i figure the way i could get known was to show up in people's living rooms and let them talk to me and asked me questions and get to know me and all that kind of stuff, so we have this one coffee towards the end of the campaign. i was in a kitchen with this lady. i did not know her really. we were standing at the sink and we were just goin

former governor john sununu here to talk about that next.with today's bigberg call's news what if anything is obama doing about former agent bob levinson he has been missing in iran 8 years. bob listen son's wife ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. majority of democrats sent the in the a letter reminding him again that the constitution says congress is a part of this process. and with the sanction relationship that is in place, congressments the president to know they are part of it. so, it's one thing for the president to say we may not be making it public, but at least talk to your partners in having to ratify it as to what is going on. is he making a serious mistake. >> he doesn't think it's ratifying it timing bad for him. same day at least now the same time that the sergeant bergdahl hearing charges. that too is a time when the president decided he wasn't going to tell congress. he just didn't. at the just did it himself. now he has got -- he is pushing that right back in the fa

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just moments after that announcement, former republican governor john sununu weighed in. >> his tripto kenya is going to create a lot of chatter and commentary amongst some of the hard right who still don't see him as having been born in the u.s. i personally think he's just inciting some chatter on issue that should have been a dead issue a long time ago. >> the issue should have been settled long ago, but i guess president obama just keeps inciting chatter. it's all his fault. here's my short-form response. the only ones inciting chatter are right wingers like governor sununu. make these outlandish comments. nice try. but we gotcha. ♪ sustainable tea tree oil and kale... you, my friend, recognize when a trend has reached critical mass. yes, when others focus on one thing you see what's coming next. you see opportunity. that's what a type e does. and so it begins. with e*trade's investing insights center, you can spot trends before they become trendy. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the co

john sununu says this could come back to haunt her. >> i'm surprised.d always given hillary clinton credit for being smarter than this. this is not very smart. she had to know she had an agenda to run for president and she had to know this issue of transparency was part of the criticism that candidates and officials get. bill: ohio congressman jim jordan is on the select committee. what do you think was going on here? >> it looks like she was trying to make sure this wasn't transparent and she could hide what she was communicating with whomever she was communicating with and i think there is a potential this is a violation of the records act and we'll look into that. and i think what chairman gowdy said yesterday. we may need ms. clinton to come more than once to explain the emails question. bill: can't you simply subpoena the emails? they have to be on a server somewhere, right? >> you go to the server provider and subpoena them and get them there. we have done some of that before. we tried that route with the irs and the oversight committee. bill: is

i always said john sununu was the smartest guy i have ever worked with in the house and senate. what can you say about him. -- about judd gregg. he has not been to one of these for a long time. i am honored with the fact that he would come here this morning. these are my friends and comrades in arms, people -- for the young people in this room, these were people who made the congress work and helped to make america work, so would you give them a round of applause. they are my friends. [applause] this is my first time back in new hampshire. bruce burkey said it was 16 years when i was here last, and i have to take you that when i was here 16 years ago, one of the most profound times was that i did these coffees. i was a young man, really young, a member of the house, i figure the way i could get known was to show up in people's living rooms and let them talk to me and asked me questions and get to know me and all that kind of stuff, so we have this one coffee towards the end of the campaign. i was in a kitchen with this lady. i did not know her really. we were standing at the sin