matthew gomez and friends of chris sununu.ve a county, city, hero group, tom murray, the honorable steve dupree, and senate president chuck morris. we have victory team sponsors, mike and robin biendo from assent strategies, gale brown for congress, robert burns for congress, sandy geisler and tina petrezielo. john paul moran, nova's public affairs, candidate for the second congressional district, dean powerrier, reliable insurance solutions, the honorable pam tucker, our nhgop vice chair. we have table sponsors of andrew and ken, representative howard pearl, the new hampshire federation of republican women, and karen tessaman for governor. i'd also like special thanks to thank howard pearl and pearl and sun farm for the gift basket. alan glassman and beth malsey for their photography tonight. jim mcconaughey who is a g.o.p. treasurer, thank you him for keeping us on track and budget. and ken for his time in show officer skills. let's give them all a big round of aphrauls. [applause] there are two other people that i need to t

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with that, i am pleased to announce chris sununu. i think you are going to be running for a fourth term. i don't think they have term limits in new hampshire. thank you for taking part in the summit. we have a lot of ground to cover, covid, the economy, crime, education. we will get into some national issues at the en. first, just thanks for being here, governor. >> thank you. this is always fun. it is go to be down in d.c. with other governors. that's usually the best way to tolerate d.c. sound yourself with other executive leaders. i don't know how you do it down here. it's the going to be great to talk with the president as part of the summit, work with other governors across the aisle and share ideas. policy is important. when it comes to a governor, operations, designing systems, that's really what we do best. >> d.c. is not that bad. i know there is a lot of d.c. bashing out there. if you need suggestions where to go to learn how to like this town, we can talk after. let's start with the pandemic, and how you have navigated thr

got a good office, despite being the corner of the building, but he is our republican governor, chris sununu. governor sununu: all right, all right. good to see everybody. [applause] thank you, thank you, thank you. please, please. great to be here. awesome. in a room. everyone's here. full house. kicking off the 2022 season. and i think that's -- that is the biggest takeaway. i know you didn't come here to see me. we came to see senator blackburn is joining us, thank you so much. i get the honor of introducing the senator in just a bit. but i do want to take a second, for those of you who, you know, we haven't done a whole lot of this. it's march, i think in my world i lose sense of time sometimes. it's still early on. and one thing i really try to really hammer down is we've had a ton of success. i mean, we really, really have. and i'm not asking folks to go back to 20 years ago, we can talk about where the last 20 years in the state have been. everything's left leaning. we come back, we win big in 2017. but just go back two years, right. two years ago, i'm dealing with the democrats in th

she was introduced by the states are public and governor, chris sununu. this month about 45 minutes. >> nice to meet you. >> high, i am marsha. >> thank you for coming. >> god bless america. >> hello, i am marsha. >> welcome to new hampshire. >> all right, all right. good to see everybody. please, great to be here. awesome, in a room, everyone is your full house kicking off the 2022 season. that is the biggest take away. i know you did not come here to save -- see me, we are here to see senator blackburn. i get the honor of introducing the senator in a bit. i want to take a second for those of you we have not done a whole lot of this. it is march. in my world i lose the sense of time sometimes. it is still early on. one thing i try to hammer down is that we have had a ton of success. we really have. i'm not asking folks to go back 20 years ago but we can talk about where the last 20 years have been. we come back. go back to years. two years ago. i'm dealing with the democrats and the house i'm dealing with democrat leaders. these are things we never thoug

chris sununu ran with double digits and donald trump ran on being a guy who gets stuff done.e had very sensible approach on covid, and he is spinning away from the trump thing, so sometimes, with the agitators, they play different roles. there were -- they were not john brown, but there are roles for a lot of different ways and the people who are going to be the candidates, there are different options there that are not trump. i think people are realizing that trump is a loser, he is a sore loser. the more of those people -- what the january 6 committee is doing, we talked about this yesterday, they have gotten all of these texts and phone records. when those come out, mark meadows turned over tons of texts and he was interacting with a lot of people, some people already saying that you cannot do this. when you see that in real time, people are going to realize this is much worse. >> barbara, i want to risk -- live the rest of my life with you because i love how optimistic you are. i mean that. that is genuine. [inaudible] >> we have to start talking to everybody. >> we do, b

chris sununu ran with double digits and donald trump ran on being a guy who gets stuff done. he had very sensible approach on covid, and he is spinning away from the trump thing, so sometimes, with the agitators, they play different roles. there were -- they were not john brown, but there are roles for a lot of different ways and the people who are going to be the candidates, there are different options there that are not trump. i think people are realizing that trump is a loser, he is a sore loser. the more of those people -- what the january 6 committee is doing, we talked about this yesterday, they have gotten all of these texts and phone records. when those come out, mark meadows turned over tons of texts and he was interacting with a lot of people, some people already saying that you cannot do this. when you see that in real time, people are going to realize this is much worse. >> barbara, i want to risk -- live the rest of my life with you because i love how optimistic you are. i mean that. that is genuine. [inaudible] >> we have to start talking to everybody. >> we do,

i am very pleased to welcome new hampshire governor chris sununu in his third term as governor.he recently announced he may be going for subtype of -- some type of record running for a fourth term if they do not have term limits in new hampshire. thank you for taking part in the summit. we have allowed dutch a lot of ground to cover including covid, the economy, crime, education. we will get to national issues at the end. thank you for being here. >> it is always fun to be in d.c. with other governors. it is usually the best way to tolerate d.c.. surround yourself with ceos other executive leaders. working with our governors across the aisle to see how we can find consensus but share ideas. when it comes to a governor operations, designing systems is what we do best. >> d.c. is not that bad. do you need suggestions on what you guess where to go to and learn -- on where you can go to like the town? we can talk after. let's start with the pandemic and how you navigated the prices in new hampshire -- crisis in new hampshire. what are you seeing in terms of the omicron search? where

abortion ban ever to pass the new hampshire legislature and to be signed into law by our governor, chris sununu. making it illegal to terminate a pregnancy after 24 weeks with no exceptions. no exceptions for rape, for incest, or for fatal fetal anomaly. and requiring every person seeking an abortion to undergo an invasive ultrasound. this new law places a felony penalty and fine of up to $100,000 for doctors who violate the law, making new hampshire a less desirable place for doctors for work -- to work and for patients to seek care. granite state women and families are already feeling the impact of this harmful, regressive abortion ban. earlier this year a constituent of mine, the daughter of a dear friend, reached out to tell me her story and how this law is impacting families like hers across new hampshire. 38-year-old lisa has a beautiful 1-year-old daughter at home. and she is now pregnant with twins. 21 weeks into her pregnancy, her doctors told her what no parent wants to hear. one of her twins had no chance of surviving outside the womb, and that twin was threatening the life of her ot