[cheers and applause] [bob seger's "born free" playing] [chanting mitt] >> thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] [laughter] this state has always been a very special place for our family. we made a home here and filled it with great memories of our children and grandchildren. the granite state moment we just enjoy it is one i will always remember. it is great to have family here. tonight we celebrate, tomorrow we go back to work. [applause] we do remember when barack obama came to new hampshire four years ago, he promised to bring people together. he promised to change the broken system in washington. he promised to improve our nation. those were the days of lofty promises made by a political candidate. now we're dealing with a failed president. the last three years have not offered much hope. the middle class has been crushed. nearly 24 million of our fellow americans are still out of work. the median income has dropped 10% in the last four years, and soldiers returning home from the front line are waiting now in unemployment lines. our debt is too high and opportunities a

why do you think -- >> one of the most -- the one that really i'm proud of is bob seger.g fan of bob seger and the silver bullet band. and there was a song called "her strut." they like to watch her butt. i mean, it was really cool and i heard him say on an interview it was about me. >> jimmy: wow, that is great. >> i was really happy about that. >> jimmy: and yet a little bit disturbing maybe. bob might be parked outside your house in a minivan or something. >> i wish. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: watching what's going on. i heard you like to go fly-fishing. >> i do. >> jimmy: i love that, too. >> you do? >> jimmy: yes, i do. how often do you go? >> depends on -- well, i haven't done it for awhile. but all the important men in my life were fishermen. my father was a deep sea fisherman. my first husband was a deep sea fisherman. my second husband -- when we got divorced, i learned how 0 fly fish and then along came captain america, ted turner. but he owns all the rivers and he trains the fish. he trains the fish so, you know, you can catch them. i got good because, you know, th

[applause] ♪ [bob seger's "born free" playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jon huntsman campaign in exeter.s. >> thanks, everybody. i love that lady. i even love maureen. what a sweetheart. ladies and gentlemen, can you feel a little bit of momentum in the air? [applause] can you feel the energy out there, ladies and gentlemen? i don't know about you, but we have gone from one end of this state to another today, and every stop along the way, i hear the same thing. something is happening out there. something is happening. i have no idea what it is going to be tomorrow night, but i do know this. we are going to surprise a whole lot of people in this country of ours. [applause] thank you all for being here. we came on june 21, to this call. we had a few people standing around, and many of them came. many of you are now old friends. with this look of disbelief, a sense of indifference. what is this candidate all about? tonight, we stand here with a great following in this state. you are all part of a movement, and i am glad to have you as part of it. since june 21 and last night, we together ha

performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] ♪ [bob segerorn free"] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ never know if we don't let go to the things that control us we're catching up never a moment run for your life we're going to break through the fire and come out alive run for your life no one will -- if we survive ♪ far's not that it's not that far hold un, hold on, hold on ♪ ♪ run for your life we're going to break through the fire and come out alive so, run for your life no one will -- tonight, if we survive ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, how you tried to put me down inside my own father to an endisn't coming he said, walk like a man talk like a man ♪ >> this is veterans memorial park in new hampshire. this is alive and from manchester. voting continues in new hampshire. political editor says that rick santorum told him that he would be, "lucky to come in third in the new hampshire primary" and a second place would be a "dream come true." the voting bearer in the hearts location, 29 registered voters. mitt romney is garnering most of the votes there. rick santorum did not get an

♪ [bob seger's "born free" playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ["dance to the music" playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ [chanting "mitt!"]pplause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [chanting "we pick rick"] thank you. thank you. well, three states, three winners -- what a great country. [applause] i had the pleasure -- it was a pleasure to congratulate my friend newt gingrich a few minutes ago on an amazing victory for him. he has been up and down and he never stops fighting. let's give newt gingrich a big round of applause for standing in there and fighting. good job, buddy. [applause] i just want to also think -- thank somebody else, actually a group of folks standing behind me. i want to think first and foremost my wife karen -- [applause] we have six of our seven children here. bella is here in south carolina but not up here on stage with us. i want to thank all of them for their hard work. [applause] i always have to start off by thanking my family. that is where it all starts for me. karen has written two books. i have only written one. her book sold more than my book. i wrote the book in response to one by hilla

. ♪ [bob seger's "born free"playing ] ♪ ♪ [unintelligible] ♪ ♪ ♪ [neil sedaka's "sweet caroline" playingand new hampshire -- >> we love you, ronnie! -- rahmomney has some !ssemblin ♪ [country music playing] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> now we will hear from congressman ron paul who finished second in the new hampshire primary. he spoke to supporters in manchester. ♪ >> president paul! president paul! president paul! president paul! >> thank you very much. i really do not have to introduce my wife. i think you know my wife, carol. we have a few other members of the family here. we have our daughter-in-law, peggy. we have always said, linda, linda. we have another member of the families on the staff, but he is technically in the family, he is a grand son-in-law. it is a delight, and jim, senator foresight, thank you for your support along with andy, you're co-sponsor ship, i appreciate all that. i do want to mention three names of people who did organization. jerry, i do not know if he is here. probably still making phone calls or something. and bob goodman, a tremendous amount of work h

[applause] need to know about carole king, james taylor and bob dylan, peter seger, have a sense of history even as you make history in the present. [applause] and it's a beautiful thing for an old school brother like me to see young people disproportionately straighten up their backs and standing the way sly stone said in that way, like my brother carl dix, we refuse to accept the notion that there's no alternative to the present. we will not defer to the truncated public discourse that says the only limits of our politics is a choice between a mean-spirited, mediocre, mendacious republican party and a spineless democratic party. [cheers and applause] we refuse to confine ourselves to that kind of limit! we want something else! we want another world, we want a were the world, we want more imagination, we want more empathy. and you say, oh, that's just utopian, you're just dreaming. what's wrong with dreaming? do you know, one of the greatest playwrights just like stephen son heym is our greatest playwright in song, he used to say either you dream or you die. by dreaming, i'm not talking ab