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former new hampshire senator john sununu, jr. with me there. contest, tune in tomorrow, we're here. republican south carolina primary. nevada democratic caucus. i will do coverage, lou dobbs, neil cavuto, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> as we have been talking about presidential candidate donald trump calling for a boycott on apple. >> what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such time they give that security number. how do you like that? i just thought of that. boycott apple. deirdre: one of our security experts will join us, tell us what he thinks of the idea of this boycott. also donald trump has not filed a lawsuit against senator cruz yet, despite talking about it. we have attorney who filed his own lawsuit, accusing senator cruz of not being a natural-born u.s. citizen. he is my guest from chicago, next. >> donald trump does not want to be under oath answering questions about his own record because his position quite simply is that anyone who points to his record is somehow lying. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill

if john sununu is right, it may not be a one, two, three deal.so much is difficult to say. chris christie tomorrow, ben carson tomorrow. seeing whether they can carry certainly in the case of governor christie, some recent momentum to support at the polls. anything could happen in this state and usually has. that's that historic and fun. it's why we have such an unusual start time for our special live coverage on fbn. 7:55 p.m., we are there. fox business chronicling what's happening here. good luck finding it on other business networks that are in reruns. they're rerunning, we're running. we mean business. well, they just talk a good game. see you tomorrow. >>> live from new hampshire, the five. saturday's debate was pulp fiction meets politics. chris christie became the hired hit man for all those forgotten governors to pick off the upstart rubs. he sliced them up like a benihana chef. >> i'm proud of my service in the senate. >> let's talk about this once and for all. >> you have not been inv

he's the honorable john sununu. this is overheard. (applause) - [voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. (laughter) this is overheard. (applause) - governor sununu, welcome. - it's good to be here, thanks. - this is a wonderful book. - well, thank you. - and i know that you're a loyal friend and former colleague of the 41st president. i don't need to ask you why you wrote the book but of all the people to write a book about these days, this president doesn't necessarily come to mind. everybody loves reagan, everybody loves roosevelt. right, everybody loves bill clinton, or at least is intrigued by bill clinton. in so many wa

mark: john sununu. thank you.xt, the dean of the american political press corps is here to school us on the debates and the nomination fights, dan balz joins us after this. ♪ mark: welcome back and joining me now, the chief correspondent "washington post," dan balz. thanks for coming by. dan: my pleasure. mark: where do you think efforts to halt or slow down donald trump stand in advance of the debate? we saw today rubio and cruz being a little bit more outspoken about it. dan: a little bit more. i think we'll learn more at the debate tonight. i think they still have this question or qualm about whether they really want to get in a one-on-one with donald trump before the other is out and there's no incentive five for the three of them to get at it at this point. they're in a bit of a bind. mark: the single elimination danger in the coming weeks with ted cruz and kasich. ted and heidi cruz are spending a fair amount of time in texas. is there worry they could lose the state? dan: you would assume that they think th

great senator john sununu. [ applause ] >> he is so much a great partner so smart and so disciplined. and he's, he's just a great, great friend of mine. we also want to spend a little gordon humphrey. how can you ever win, and then, you know, things are just, we're walking in a total obscurity up here. and gordon humphrey sends me an email. he says this hot plate to change the world. guys are sleeping on mattresses in the campaign headquarters and they hold up a hot plate where they are eating their food. that's how you win elections. that's how you do it. and of course our great friend tom. former attorney general he's been one the best guys. where is tom? [ cheering ] [ applause ] >> 17 years ago i came here. and you know, i thought things were going okay. you know, wasn't getting a lot of attention. was standing in the kitchen and chairperson here. likes me. after about 15 minutes she looked at her watch and she said when will the candidate get here, can you tell us? but guy that stuck with me for 17 years, bruce. where is bruce? i want to tell you, and this is, i mean there's just

the great senator john sununu. he's such a great partner and so smart and so disciplined, he's just a great, great man. i also want to spend a little gordon humphrey. now, this man we were 1% in the national polls and people are like how can you ever win and then, you know, things are just -- we're working in total obscurity up here, and gordon humphrey sends me an email and says this is the hot place that changed the world. guys are sleeping on mattresses in the campaign headquarters and hold up a hot plate where they're eating their food. that's how you win elections. that's how you do it. and of course our great friend tom rat, the former attorney general, one of the best guys i could have. where is he? 17 years ago i came here and, you know, i thought things were going okay. you know, wasn't getting a lot of attention and standing in the and i'm thinking i got myself a town chairperson and after about 15 minutes she looked at her watch and said when will the candidate get here? the guy that stuck with me for 17

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former new hampshire governor john sununu.hite house chief of staff the president george h.w. bush, author of the book, the quiet man. >> happy monday. bill: thanks to you as will. happy monday. what do you think that, that debate did on saturday night to the republican party? did it advance the cause or set it back? i mean you're watching it. what do you think? >> it is starting to put some seriousness back into the campaign. look, i think donald trump really demonstrated that he ought to be in the democratic primary rather than the republican primary. secondly, his issue of temperment and problem he has in temperment is demonstrating that he should not be the guy in the oval office. i think the candidates ought to emphasize both of those things. trump was to the left of sanders and clinton on a lot of issues inyou concluding sounding more like codepink and accusing george w. bush of being responsible for 9/11, and trying to give the world the feeling that george bush was the devil in a state where george bush has a lot of st

we'll talk to former new hampshire above john sununu next.row's primary handing out a major factor that is entirely unpredictable. how the undeclared voter could swing results. we'll look at that for you. coverage of the new hampshire primary rolls on here at st. an sell many's college in new hampshire. >> got to be ready to be president of the united states. not about putting on a nice suit and reading a teleprompter. being president of the united states is not about that. we had that for the last seven years. ♪ martha: so it is a final day now of rallies and town hall meetings. you're looking at a live picture of donald trump right now as he is out there in salem at the moment. he is, meanwhile, jeb bush, pretty fired upcoming out of saturday night's debate. he has a new line of attack for donald trump. >> what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city. that is not public purpose. that is downright wrong. >> woman ultimately didn't want to do that. >> that is not tr

the great senator john sununu. he -- he is such a great partner.e's so smart and he's so disciplined and he's just a great, great friend of mine and we also want to spend a little time thanking former senator gordon humphrey. now, this man is -- we were -- you know, we were 1% in the national polls and people are like how can you ever win? and then, you know, things are just -- we're walking in a total ab skurd tsurdty and gordon humphrey said this is the hot plate that changed the world. guys sleeping on mattresses in the headquarters and hold up a hot plate where they're eating their food. that's how you win elections. that's how you do it. and of course, our great friend tom rath, the former attorney general. he's been one of the best guys i could have. where is tom wrath? in 17 years ago i came here and, you know, i thought things were going okay. wasn't getting a lot of attention and was standing in the kitchen and i was talking to this lady and i'm thinking i got myself a town chairperson here. this lady really, really likes me and she said,

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he -- the great senator john sununu.so smart, and so disciplined. he is just a great, great friend of mine, we also want to spend time thanking former senator gordon humphrey, this man is -- [cheers and applause] we were 1% in national poll, people were like how could you win. then you know things are -- we were walking in be on curet -- e said, this is what changes the world. that is how you win elections. our great friend tom rath, former attorney general, one of the best guys. where is tom? 17 years ago, i came here. and you know, i thought it was going okay. was not getting a lot of attention, i was standing in the kitchen and talking to this lady, i am thinking i got myself a town chair person, this lady likes me, after about 15 minutes she looked at her watch, said when will the candidate get here, you can tell us? the guy that stuck with me for 17 years, bruce burky, where is bruce? listen, i want to tell you, there is no way to say this appropriately, when media kept saying, how do you do this? you know can you f

senator john sununu, john kasich's new hampshire campaign chairman.to have all of you back. good to welcome senator sununu to the group. the "dallas morning news," the texas paper knows of course the senator best, it decided to bypass senator cruz and endorse governor kasich. they said, "we fear that cruz's brand of politics threatens to take the republican party to a dark place. obstructionist paths won't benefit the nation or the conservative cause." pretty damning when the paper that knows you best says they'll pass and go with kasich. >> we know the "dallas morning news" is a liberal moderate paper. we never expected to get their endorsement. it's not troublesome at all. they would like someone to go to washington and compromise and get along with democrats and keep bankrupting our country and go in the long direction. that's not what senator cruz promised to millions of texans, that he was going to go to washington and keep his campaign promises, defund obamacare, grow the economy, balance the budget. he's got those plans and washington doesn't l

he's the honorable john sununu. this is overheard.ause) - [voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president?

. ♪ mark: our next guest is one of at least two john sununus. so the chair of john kasich's presidential campaign. you and your father weighed in on donald trump frequently. your father, the former governor, not supporting any candidate, but pretty opposed to trump. what do you think the opinion of the granite state will be of trump's finish -- john s.: what we saw, the polls trump dramatically underperformed the polls. it is probably not what polls are showing now. it probably is going to fade. john kasich is in a great position to pick the votes up. he did lose. he is a big loser. you are quoting the new york times. that was my dad. i'm sure he was right. i probablyas my son would not be talking to the new i do not know what he said do you want to distance yourself from your father than? john s.: no, not at all. i'm sure it was true. the fact is the united states has never chosen a president with the background of donald trump because it does not work. business bluster does not work. changing your positions wildly does not work. i think that is

i was talking to governor john sununu.he said it's interesting, in the past it was for the new hampshire voter to gob supporting those with different positions. in this case it looks like the primary voters are more interested in style. if anyone can win on style, donald trump can do it. charles: judge alex, looking at these numbers, even though rubio is third. those who said they will vote for him has gone from 43% to 56% in the last three days. >> i think rubio is benefiting from this trump-cruz back and forth. cruz sells himself as an outsider and he's doing the same stuff. and trump seems like a bitter loser. i think the winner might be rubio. charles: you don't want to miss special coverage in the new hampshire primary. it all start next tuesday at 7:55 p.m. the market rallied into the close. could this be the turnaround? ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ i thione second it's there.day. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. se

i work with john sununu to limit the production of the b-2 to cost $1 billion per plane to drop bombs in the middle of the soviet union in the middle of the nuclear war and made more sense to restrict the development to take the money to have standoff technology in that the end of the battle and i will tell you that whole building needs to be dramatically reformed to perform bureaucratic functions inside the pentagon i think the vote was supported by every single republican in signed by ronald reagan. and once we decided all that we had the votes in congress to have a vote of approval but of vote of disapproval in maya understanding including the members from new hampshire people study that all over the country they had an economic boom. so we have to build that military those criticizing me have to go to europe to see what they think about things. and then we have to make sure we are not wasting money and then we are not getting the resources to the men and women in uniform. that is interesting to hear the full story. just like paul harvey. >> the dido kudlow he is a good guy to have

john sununu, always good to speak with you, sir, thank you very much. >> thank you.ll: tomorrow goes nevada for the republicans. party leaders are on edge. why they are bracing for possible mayhem in vegas. how is this going to go down? martha: donald trump's outspoken comment raised some eyebrows on the campaign trail for sure. so what happens if he makes it to the oval office many are asking? here's this. >> i think i will be very presidential for the appropriate time. right now i'm fighting for my life. i'm fighting against a tremendous amount of very talent and and tough people and i really didn't have time to think about it. bill: as we mentioned nevada goes tomorrow. republican caucus for 2016. party officials hoping for the best. but there is a bit of concern because the state's last two republican caucuses did not go smoothly. they changed things this year. we have a reporter for live for us in vegas. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. how are you doing? bill: i'm doing fine. thank you for your time. in 2012 they get ballots at 36 caucus locations an

john sununu, former new hampshire governor, live from manchester, former staff of president george h.w. thank you, governor your time. >> how are you, bill? bill: i'm teen fine, thank you. see you on the weekend next weekend. first do you think kasich's strategy works or not? >> you know, this is a very important election to determine that. next tuesday in new hampshire the primary day is going to find out whether kasich and christie and bush, who have focused a lot of their campaigns will succeed in the old traditional new hampshire way or whether this a new cycle and whether or not flying in on a 757 and flying out is the most effective way to do it. but new hampshire voters are -- bill: on that, on that point, bill clinton skipped iowa in 1992 but he did it because tom harkin was from iowa and he had the place wrapped up. rudy giuliani more recent times skipped iowa and did not run a successful strategy, rather in new hampshire. i don't know how you, is that apples to apples or not do you believes, those two campaigns? >> look, if you want other examples, george herbert walker bush

. >> reporter: but, kasich supporter, john sununu says snow or no snow he's expecting a record turnout which also works for them. >> i think a high turnout means a lot of late deciders, people who are tuning in later, and we're going to win those late deciders. they're not going to go for trump. if you're not for trump now, you're never going to be for trump, or jeb bush or ted cruz. >> reporter: yeah, they are the competition. there are 260,000 registered republicans but 380,000 registered independents. they can vote in either primary. it seems to be between john kasich and bernie sanders, a lot of how they tend to be going. we're here live. governor kasich is going to be having one last town hall, his 106th. that will be at 6:00 tonight. then we're going to head outside, unfortunately, for an outdoral lee. reporting live in manchester, john kosich, newschannel5. >> by the way, john is the only local reporter on the ground in new hampshire, and he will continue his live coverage leading up to the new hampshire primary tonight at 6:00 and 11:00. he will also keep us updated on the acti

. ♪ mark: our next guest is one of at least two john sununus.he chair kasich's presidential campaign. you and your father way he and on donald trump frequently. your father, the former governor, not supporting any candidate, but pretty opposed to trump. what do you think the opinion of the granite state will be of trump's finish -- what we saw, the polls were wrong. trump dramatically underperformed the polls. i think his support in new hampshire is then at best. that will probably fade and john kasich is in a great position to pick up those votes. basic position is that donald trump is a big fat loser. john s.: no, he did lose -- john: i'm quoting you. you are quoted in "the new york ofes" reminding everyone everything trump is done he has failed at. how can you confuse me with my father. that's my dad. sure, he was right. john: i was misinformed. do you want to distance yourself from your father than? john s.: no, not at all. i'm sure it was true. the fact is the united states has never chosen a president with the background of donald trump be

we're honored to have former new hampshire governor john sununu and political reporter from the "boston globe," john pindell. >> i think the con consensus that governors did well is correct. they reinforced that experience is important. i think senator rubio did step i think a lot of folks have missed the two nuggets rubio got out of the nice. i think the answer on life energized the kmubt. that think president obama is purpose. and even though he repeated it three times and got criticized for it, i think he at least got a nugget of benefit from those folks that think he was on target. >> julie, you were the lead reporter that roet the big a.p. story overnight. your thoughts? how bad was the rubio meltdown? are we talking about rick perry oops territory here? >> if you talk to voters in new hampshire who are undecided about rubio, one of the questions that they do have is about his experience. about the fact that he has only been in the senate for one term. does he have the qualification? and i think that this could reinforce for the voters that there may not be another level or he may

he has a lot of support from the republican establishment, and people like john sununu and others, they've put the republican establishment in position to respond to trump. and the man, i think they are supporting kasich. not rubio right now. >> and you think it will last? >> i don't know. i'm interested to see if case dlix can be a guy that now rises to the level where he claim the establishment is, but the establishment has not totally ceded to donald trump. a lot of people thought it was kind of close. they expect bernie to do very well here. the question is how well? and with which constituency? if he just does well near the vermont border, the connecticut river valley. people will say, okay. we expected that. but if bernie starts to do well with women over 45. wait a second. this is bigger than we thought. we thought this was a small hitch in the road on the way to the hillary coronation. no, no, no. he has put on an amazing contest. i saw a statistic. it said in iowa he had 50,000 people at an event. in new hampshire, 100. >> he seems to have a tremendous amount of momentum and enthu

john sununu told me today, he said, he doesn't doubt -- he think that trump's support is real, and hexpects it to turn out, he expects trump to win. he knows everybody in the state, he was governor here, he said, he has yet to find anybody who's for trump. i said, maybe, governor, they're not telling you. >> people tell me anything. and i just -- moving around -- you see yard signs for everybody. i've seen one for trump. i think those people are out there, the mystery of donald trum's support remains up until the eve of the new hampshire primary. >> those rallies are chock full of them, though. i do think that's part of what's going on, there's a massive class divide in the republican party, between the people who pay for it. there's also a social stigma attached to supporting trum i salked to five people, as soon as people tell you who they're voting for they're there. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freig

superior ground game and the support of some of the legends here, like johnson new new, to -- like john sununu unclear if that will be enough, particularly with marco rubio coming out of iowa with so much momentum in that crowded field. will it be enough for john kasich to emerge? john: to stay with you on this, you have covered kasich for a long time because you have been an ohio reporter. john kasich saying the others are the angels of darkness and i am the angel of light. that's not really the john kasich i've known. have you seen him change much? is the cranky john kasich still below the service -- surface? >> you saw it at the breakfast this morning when he was challenged. i think he has tried to tone it down, and he was wary of that perception that he is an angry guy and whatnot. he wanted to come across more positive, particularly in the last few weeks, that has been his mantra, that he is the positive candidate. he is trying to reinforce the argument he is making that he is the adult in the room and the guy you can can count on to get things done. mark: every night this week they have

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. >> senator john sununu, i appreciate you coming on. >> my pleasure. >> coming up next, new and disturbing layer of a story we have been following. six people killed in a shooting rampage in michigan. and now what we found out, is that the suspect in uber driver was actually picking up passengers between gunning down victims. we will tell you the latest on that. also, the fbi wants apple to help crack down and crack into, hack into, the iphone of the san bernardino terrorist. apple says no. are they standing in the way of learning key fact about the attacks? how high will this fight go? next. >>> the michigan man in jail tonight accused of the unthinkable and seemingly random killing spree. the 45-year-old is accused of fatally shooting six people in kalamazoo, michigan. to add to that horror a source tells cnn that this man was picking up uber passengers during his seven-hour killing rampage overnight. nick la vensa is live in kalamazoo, michigan for us tonight. what did we know about the suspect? what do we know about the victims? >> it is sickening when you think about the details, popp

joining us is the former spokesman for good morning's presidential campaign as well as governor john sununun't say your name even though we talk all the time. great to see you both, thank you for both being here. so we're short on time and we want to fire through this, erroll. let's go through the map, put up the map of super tuesday. what is the path for success for ted cruz on super tuesday. >> ted cruz has to win texas, that's more than just sort of a personal embarrassment if he loses his own state and he's got to do well in the deep south. he has to do well in georgia and alabama. his claim to fame to be sort of a leader of the evangelical seriously conservative wing of the republican party will be called into question if he can't do well in those states and by well i mean second place, a close second, somehow try to keep up with donald trump who is, of course, still the favorite in almost all of these states if you look at the polls. so he has to do that at a bare minimum. hard thing to do. he has to clear a threshold and texas. you have to get 20% or you get zero delegates so he's go

let's bring in john sununu. new hampshire chairman for the john kasich campaign.ee you. >> great to be here. thank you. >> let me start by asking you about one of your republican colleagues, rand paul, deciding today he's going to be suspending his campaign. i know that john kasich talked with our kelly o'donnell about that. where does that leave the race? >> rand had a smaller polling number than most of the other candidates, but they're great supporters. they're enthusiastic. i talked to a couple today. one of the things about john kasich they love is the fact that he has the skills. he's got the leadership ability to rein in our fiscal spending, to cut taxes, balance a budget, get us back on the right track financially and economically, and rand's a great fiscal conservative. his supporters understand the importance of that fiscal conservatism, that's what john kasich has brought to the race from day one. >> there was an editorial in the columbus dispatch the other day. your hometown ohio newspaper, saying new hampshire is do or die for governor kasich. do you

john sununu said iowa picks porn, new hampshire picks presidents.that's the case hillary clinton is trying to make with surrogates here. clinton booker has a ring to it, doesn't it? >> okay. let's talk about tonight. you have seven candidates that will be on stage, margaret. they're trying to come out in front. it is going to go beyond the tweets, donald trump tweeting about jeb bush's mother. when i talked to chris christie, new jersey governor earlier today, he said this is choosing time, so it is time to distinguish yourself. how do the candidates distinguish themselves if they haven't done so already? >> you know, as of now, more than 40% of the electorate haven't made up their mind in new hampshire. it is a matter of who has moments in the debate and captures the news. more than a sound bite, who distinguishes themselves to an electorate that's primarily independent. live free or die state. you don't know where that 44% will go. if it looks like bernie sanders is running with it, maybe independents break on the republican ticket. if they break

we're honored to have former new hampshire governor john sununu -- we're honored to have all of you buthim -- and political reporter from the "boston globe," john pindell. governor, your reaction to who helped themselves and who didn't? >> i think consensus that governors did well is correct. the three of them acting in concert reinforced the message that experience is important. i think senator rubio did step in it a couple of times. i think a lot of folks have missed the two nuggets rubio got out of the nice. i think the answer on life energized the kmubt. there is a huge chunk of folks that think president obama is messing the country up on purpose. and even though he repeated it three times and got criticized for it, i think he at least got a nugget of benefit from those folks that think he was on target. >> julie, you were the lead reporter who wrote the big a.p. story overnight. your thoughts? how bad was the rubio meltdown? are we talking about rick perry oops territory here? >> if you talk to voters in new hampshire who are undecided about rubio, one of the questions that they d