mr. sununu: of course. josh: there is a report out by public radio that would seem to indicate -- mr. sununu: last year, we have had some are in the neighborhood of over 800 jobs the past few years. when you look at the company we ought water bill from, we increased those numbers. we also started restaurants. started a fun park and tubing area. we million dollars in expanding the result -- resort. there is a lot of other aspects there. this is just another great example of the democrats, my opponent, doing anything he can to not talk about issues and visions for the state, to not talk about his lack of experienced a they have hit my family and my business. they are doing whatever they can to spur up negative emotion. but at the end of the day, the people of new hampshire are josh: let's talk about dartmouth hitchcock. the contract which you said needs to be re-bid is playing politics with people's health care. mr. sununu: let's look at the faxed it it looks like this contract was railroaded to one group and there are other groups who could partake in. there have been so many red flags.

mr. sununu: when you have this new drug that is 10 times more potent than fentanyl and resistant to narcan i don't want my family and again your families our families in the state to have that worry of knowing that maybe our kids might be afflicted with this and maybe our kids won't be the ones waking up tomorrow. erin: sununu also said the state needs to be more aggressive fighting drug trafficking. suspect it was a drug overdose. if toxicology results provide proof, it would be the 11th deadly overdose in dover this year. overall, the state is on pace for nearly 500 overdose deaths this year. tomorrow is national drug take back day, and there are more than a hundred drop off locations here in new hampshire. the event provides a safe and convenient way for people to get rid of old or unwanted prescription drugs, no questions asked. saturday's drop off runs from 10:00 until 2:00. we have more information including a list of locations on our website. still go, jumping in to action. an epping woman describes how she helped police track down a suspect and a key piece of evidence after an arme

mr. sununu: extremism on either side doesn't work. bds doesn't work. and it should be opposed, and i would oppose it. mr. van ostern: i think i would. it would depend on the content of the legislation. i think it's important a governor not over-promise until they've seen an actual bill. sean: the three candidates vying for the first congressional district seat fielded questions ranging from tackling the debt and deficit to gun control. meantime the stage is mo saint anselm college. the candidates for governor will kick things off, followed by the u.s. senate and congressional races. you can watch each debate right here on wmur, at 7:00 p.m., as well as our website, mobile app, and facebook page. as you mentioned before, our workers are very fast. erin: they are. they work fast. still to come on news 9 "daybreak" -- a londonderry woman is making military history, and she's not done. her next step after completing the infantry officer basic she crashed into a police car. erin: and in the next half hour, we have some important safety reminders before you

. >> john sununu? mr. trump: that's true. i watched him as a boy. he is tough. >> his son is four points up. mr. trump: that's good. i thought it was terrific. i met them the other day. and, i'm sorry, i think they're great people, but he was tough. i tell you what, he was really hunting for trump. and you know what, i have respect for somebody who can go the other way, a pivot, as you would say. but i very much appreciate the sununu family, and the fact that they are with me. and i am with them. and they are going to do very well. he will do very well. i see the numbers. you know, one of the things that happened, they thought oh, trump, i have never done this. but i've done very well in life and business, a lot of things very well, but i've never done this. all of the reports that we will take down the senator and the senator? you know how well the republicans are doing? i guess there is a gentleman in illinois not doing so well. this guy was actually taking out ads against me. i said are you sure he is a republican? maybe he is a democrat. but tha

mrs. bush, to governor sununu, dan quayle, people of around him i actually believe it's a therapeutic document. i'm going to publish a portion of it but i'm going to wait until he's gone. at the rate i'm going, i'll be gone first. >> throughout the book you cite this and it's a quotation from the diary and i'm wondering, as a historian, do you do you ever have the opportunity to get into a deep persons mindset like that andrew jackson didn't have a diary or whatever. >> no, that would require self reflection. >> it must've had a lot of impact on your personal feelings toward him and writing the wayve you wrote the book. >> yes, the reason i did the book is because he offered meur the diary and he offered to talk to me as much as i wanted. if you do what i do, that doesn't happen much. there are only 44 of these guys in the art that many still kicking. gu it was a remarkable historical opportunity. i feel very privileged to have had the chance to do it. i should say there were no conditions on the project. no one read it, no no one reviewed it. the one exception was condit mrs. bush's diary bec

mrs. clinton. but there is the appearance of impropriety. there is the appearance he was aware of the relationship of terry mcauliffe to the clintons. governor sununuit is political, personal and financial. and that makes it look like his decisions would be colored by his wishes to please people behind the person who gave this money to his wife. that is it in a nutshell. bill: what should have done? >> he should have excused himself from the case, because as a lawyer he has duty to avoid, quote, the appearance of impropriety and appearance of impropriety here is profound. now, i have got a couple of takeaways here. one, how did we learn about this? we learned about it from a tip. a tip from several fbi agents part of the team that investigated mrs. clinton, who believed that their work was destroyed by management in the fbi. hard-working men and women in the fbi who actually gathered evidence against her, who were prevented from presenting it to a grand jury, who couldn't get search warrants, who couldn't get subpoenas because of decisions made by director comey and deputy director mccabe. so we really have a situation here that looks terrible. bil