host: kathy sullivan. 100% thath there should be a lot more coverage of all the candidates that a lotnfortunate of the media do pick their favorite candidates and to focus a lot of their attention on them. the fact that not all of the candidates are able to participate in the debates and the moderators frequently predominantly would only ask questions of certain candidates so you had some candidates with very little time. andrew yang got very little time in the debate. gabbard,ect to tulsa she has had a very interesting campaign. she spent money early on buying billboards in new hampshire. i think she found a way around some of that media blackout to gain attention and introduce yourself to people. some really interesting free media events. she's really done her best to try to work around that media blackout. i agree it's difficult if you are not seen as one of the candidates toding gain attention. host: we got a text that says i would like to see debate covered in a way other than a sports event. thank yo

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. >> host: kathy sullivan with the democratic party, comments, (202)744-8000, independent and other, 8002. if you are in new hampshire, (202)748-8003. we welcome your calls and texts at the same line. you are a national committeewoman. coming out of iowa, the failure and leave reporting, what are your concerns about what fincher has done to prepare for the election tomorrow? >> guest: new hampshire has a different process. we are a state-run primary, so this is a primary that is run by the new hampshire secretary of statee office. they've been doing this for a long time. this is the 100th anniversary of the primary. we have teams of local and former officials that have been doing this for a long time. the attorney general's office hasen already announced they hae as usual team of officials ready to go around the state which we don't anticipate. cause it is a state-run primary, we have paper ballots that are sent into the counting machines when they close so we really don't see that there would be the unfortunate with respect to mya and i feel badly for friends in iowa, but my underst

kathy sullivan would be aboard for first base flight and spacewalk. now i've got to tell you there is an absolute delightful wave of excitement and congratulation that swept across the johnson space center as our colleagues came up to us and said valid this is so cool you'll be the first woman ever to fly twice. and to me you will be the woman to ever do spacewalk. in sally and i looked each other and said, these people have not been paying attention history. our flight was announced in late 83 for an october 84 launch date, and we had been paying attention to the soviet space program. we knew that ten months was plenty of time for the soviet space program to put her on another mission and let her do spacewalk. so if you asked sally writing kathy sullivan that she owes us both her second flight and her spacewalk. so what do you think is happening here? this is on the launchpad, on october 5, 1984, were getting ready to board the space shuttle challenger for our fancy earth science mission i told you about. and shouted out guess what's happening here q

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. ♪ >> we are back with kathy sullivan, former chair of the democratic party.ve davis and jeannie. we have a national poll now, not new hampshire today. quite a few pulls out have their -- bernie sanders really breaking out. it is with 21%. of mr.g out well ahead biden, who is down 14%. is this where things are going question mark is the party headed toward bernie sanders? said and nothing we can say that. todayl have new hampshire and it will gone on for a while. states and early then super tuesday where all hell can break loose. and these and texas other states. there is a lot of campaigning to be done between now and then. only 80 -- 80% of democrats are looking for somebody besides bernie sanders, it does not mean they will end up with them, but is looking. i think it is way too early to make those protections as to who will end up being a nominee. >> the buzz we are around thecratic circles is, relatively non-decisive iowa, new hampshire looks to be close across the board. maybe two tears. pete buttigieg and sanders at the top and the rest of the bottom. h

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