because chris sununu cares about this country.ump cares more about if he is right. he cares about more about what people think about him. chris sununu cares about this country he talks about we and us. is he a leader with vision. he is looking for people to get behind that vision. is he looking to the moderates. the far left and the far right voters, they have already made up their minds. they are never going to change, no matter who comes into the race. chris sununu is going after that moderate, independent voter which there are millions of them in this country. >> ainsley: you all know chris sununu very well because is he your governor. the rest of the country doesn't know much about him. tell us if you like him, why you like him, whether a he is like. >> so i would love for chris sununu to join the race. i'm still hopeful. he has a great message of moderate conservatism. he plays well across the country. he is sharing the new hampshire success story. and is he definitely the most likeable. he connects with people authentically

primary field getting more and more crowded by the day is new hampshire governor chris sununu writess only going to help donald trump. with us now national political reporter meredith mcgraw, chris anderson at fox news that she is a desk and it g.o.p. pollster lee carter, welcome to you both. i'll have you kick this off for us, what does this push for the dnc to hold primary debates -- what does that mean for joe biden? >> i think for joe biden commit means he's really at risk. 70% of americans don't want him to run again, they don't want him to be the candidate, we've seen rfk, he's gotten a lot of momentum, some polls have him as high as 20 points, that's something worth discussing. in a country that is really focused on hearing from everybody and giving everybody a voice increasingly, it's going to be hard for joe biden to say he's not willing to enter a debate and there is precedent for such a thing. jimmy carter debated ted kennedy in 1980, the challenger for him. i think this is something we've seen before, not something we frequently seen but the pressure might increase for hi

it was one of the more disappointing interviews i've seen with chris sununu and i like him. i don't understand where he's coming for. >> with respect to the justice department itself, that entire premise was false. joe biden has not been cleared. let's remember the doj appointed a special counsel, who is still doing his work on joe biden. and that special counsel, robert hur, is a former trump appointee. so, actually trump and biden being given the exact same process. they both had special counsels appointed. one has come back and we're waiting on the other. >> he makes this 80-day point, which is a talking point you hear from a lot of republicans. >> the 80 days that how long biden was given before doj went in? the point is doj waited 80 days before going in to get documents from biden. if you look at this indictment, the amount of patience and latitude that they gave donald trump, starting with the archives, donald trump in this indictment strings out the archives for nearly a year. they're negotiating. they're begging. they're pleading. then doj takes over. same thing, ne

and the leadership of the republican party -- people like chris sununu, who by the way, represents the more sane wing of the republican party right now, it is on people like him and chris christie and larry hogan and charlie baker, the folks who have stood up to the extreme party, blue state republicans, that can speak broadly to independents and to a broad swath of americans to explain what is going on. >> i was crawling out of my skin during that entire interview because chris sununu is, as margaret said, one of the normal guys. and i'm going to tell you exactly what he was doing. he tried to put this on the doj to say they have to go out and be politicians. if they were politicians, they would be going after them for being political. secondarily, he was trying to have his cake and eat it too. on the one hand, he's acknowledging, yeah, this is bad. but he's trying to assuage the base by saying this is a political message and people don't trust justice. absolutely kevin mccarthy was right. kevin mccarthy was right in what he said? really? it was one of the more disappointing interview

host: what about chris sununu or mike pence or chris christie? what is the path for one of these candidates? guest: my attitude is let everyone get in. there are often times surprises in these races. right now it looks like a trump-desantis race but anything can change. maybe ron desantis totally fades out. maybe tim scott or someone else surprises us and catches fire. if you don't want trump to win and i think all three the of the gentleman you mentioned, you need to get out. if you are at 2%, get out. you have a bunch of people at 2%, you could take 15% or whatever of the caucus vote and put trump over the top. that's to be avoided but it's no problem with these guys getting in and giving it a go. host: rich lowry, the editor of national review is error guest. he is also the author of several books. his most recent is the case for nationalism that came out in 2019. taking your calls on the phone lines as usual for republicans, democrats and independents. this is gerard in greenville, south carolina, democrat. caller: good morning. joe biden did

it's not that i'm doing this because it's in the self-interest of chris sununu.he is the nominee, will the democrats win? >> oh, yeah, he can't win in november of '24. oh, the math has shown donald trump has no chance of winning in november of 2024. he won't even win georgia. if you're a republican that can't win georgia, you have no shot and he's proven that. not only has he proven it, but the candidates he gets behind lose the race. his messaging doesn't translate. it does good with the hard core, 30%, 35% base. no one is undecided about the former president. there's no one going, i might consider voting. you know where you are. he's a known commodity. the math doesn't add up. if republicans nominate him, we're saying a vote for him in the primary is effect ively a vote for joe biden. that's ultimately the way the math will play out. >> so, kaitlan, not only does chris sununu want to be a big voice on a national level for how this race is going to go, he's obviously the first in the nation. he said he will endorse in the race. he hasn't even decided -- even beg

when you start in as a candidate, it's vote for chris sununu, get on my team. there's a responsibility to think a little bigger. it wouldn't have been easy. when we polled in iowa, 80% of republicans don't participate in the caucus. you have to invite them to the table. they want a voice. they want a candidate that inspires them. when we did the numbers, the math was there, but no easy. definitely a path. i encourage all the candidates to look at that. i'm more concerned about the party as a whole. i'm young. maybe i could run in the future. when i see what's happening in these states, u.s. senators, governors, former president trump and his message, his style, his brand have cost us dearly and he doesn't represent the republican party. he doesn't represent limited government, local control. he's about himself. i want republicans to be about the republican values. >> i want to push back on that. >> sure. >> if you look at the electorate and the candidates and what they're running on now, most of them, not all of them, they're running on issues that are differen

. >> lucas: the gop primary about to get more crowded with the announcement of chris sununu, chris christie, former vice president mike pence and north dakota governor doug burgum. carley, welcome back. >> carley: thank you, good to be back. good to see you. >> todd: alex holt, god bless you, jamill jackson, democratic voter and lydia is a former democrat, now republican voter. thanks for being here. alex, as a father of two six-year-olds whose message is swaying you the most? >> it's ron desantis for me right now. after having seen four years of both donald trump and five and a half years of ron desantis as governor down in florida, it is pretty obvious which is more effective of a leader. i think inflation is a huge issue. i don't see how he's not larger responsible for a lot of inflation we've seen during covid, the amount of money spent by the federal government directly impacted and brought a lot of that inflation on. to me right now, it is ron desantis. i don't see that changing, but you never know. >> carley: lydia, ron desantis and donald trump have been sparring on the campaign tra

>> well, first of all, chris sununu's message needs to be read by everybody. to donald trump and he would like to see the field narrow down the road, but he also said by winter if you're not polling at the right level. so we've got to remember this is very early. it's june. the iowa caucuses are next year. so there's time, but the field will narrow as you get closer because, you know, there's going to be probably limited opportunities to expose yourself to the nation. the debate is very important coming up, and that's where we're all focusing right now, that first debate in august. >> speaking of that debate, you say the republican national committee's requirement to qualify for that first debate in august will keep some candidates off the stage. are you worried you won't qualify? >> no, i'm going to qualify because we're going to have the focused effort to make sure that we have the 40,000 donors that are required. it's just a matter of intensity. and go to asa.com. i don't like the criteria because the first debate should be an open debate for all the americ

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we return now to the republican governor of new hampshire chris sununu.alking about the uniform application of standards, whether it's by politicians or the department of justice, the former attorney general bill barr weighed in on this question on fox news when asked about whether there is political motivated. he said i defended the president on you russian gate, called out alvin bragg, politicized the hit job and spoken out 30 years about the abuse of the criminal process judge to influence politics but there is not true. you have the former attorney general saying that these charges of weaponization are not true. i wonder what you think a responsibility politician looking at the evidence before us should say about the department of justice and whether there's danger in saying weaponization when you have a former attorney general saying no, this is on the level? >> no, i think that's a great point and bill barr is right. i don't see this as being political, but again, the point i keep going back to is, the average person may still think it's political a

get behind chris sununu if he jumps into the race. host: i want to show you something from the washington times. this is about the situation you might've heard about, a destroyer tests u.s. nerves in taiwan straight with intimidation tactics. it says this in an apparent intimidation tactic a chinese destroyer twice crossed the bow of the u.s. navy destroyer at high speed as the latter translated -- the taiwan straight. command said the chinese ship executed maneuvers in an unsafe manner in the vicinity of the american destroyer on saturday. the incident was filmed from the bridge wing of the canadian frigate accompanying the u.s. vessel and shared on youtube. the footage from the canadian ship shows the speeding chinese destroyer overtaking and crossing its bow at about 150 yards, forcing the american ship to drastically reduce its speed to avoid a collision. the chinese destroyer repeated the maneuver. sam is next in mansfield, ohio. good morning. are you there? caller: yes i am here. host: go ahead. caller: this country needs to tak

something surprising, chris sununu, governor of new hampshire, last week said i'm 61% decided whether or not i'm going to run. so by announcing he will not run for the white house, he's written an op ed in the "washington post" today and essentially he says he will do everything in his power to make sure donald trump does not win. he wrote, current polls indicate donald trump is the top contender, he did not deliver while in office and added 8 trillion to national debt. sununu said he would be more effective as governor of new hampshire and will endorse the candidate who has best chance of winning. he will have more credibility speaking out as non-candidate than somebody running. newt gingrich sat down with ainsley and talked about the state of the republican field and said this in fox square. >> well, somebody breaks through, it will be trump. it is like there are two lakes, huge trump lake and every time new candidate comes in, gets bigger in terms of candidate, not votes. somebody figure out how to take trump straight on. desantis, for somen ra, his campaign, has not caught fire, p

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the new hampshire governor chris sununu early next week. have chris christie on tuesday. wednesday mike pence and then on wednesday, also doug burgum. >> rich guy doesn't have momentum. interesting to see governor sununu get in. i would only get in if i thought i could win. donald trump will not get the nomination because he can't win the general. chris sununu, that was before the alvin bragg indictment. that was before the 40 point lead that donald trump has rung up that seems to be expanding. he is extremely competent, good, and successful and confident comes from a wig political family. i'm very curious. i'm not convinced is he definitely going to get in. i think he is probably 90% there. but chris christie is clearly. >> lawrence: going to get in and seems like already we are seeing the attack lines is the personality. it's going after the personality over and over again. and you got to remember, there's tons of footage from these candidates praising donald trump and what he did for their state as well as for the country. so it's not re

need some moderates and you do need some people that are currently, polling indicates, preferring chris sununuchris christie or any of these other republican candidates, and tre might be 20 of them by the time we are done. i don't know how it grows your support. especially it doesn't help you in a national election, and that was the point i was making before we broke up earlier. lewis: i see. and is it your sense that these pictures beamed across the u.s. and around the world, that in the end it won't make mh difference, he will become the nominee? lauren: i can't tell right now. it would take all of his opponents turning on him, which so far they really haven't. we have seen some comments from nikki haley about irresponsibility, a little bit from ron desantis about i would be arrested in the second, but that is not strong enough to take on the current head of the party. that opposition is going to have to get much stronger and those voices lour. he already has enough support with all of these indictments to carry him through to victory, even though it is extraordinarily serious. lewis: lauren

but i think chris sununu had the right message today. of all, he's going to have more impact on this race by getting out than staying in. new hampshire now is in play. and like iowa, you know, this race can be completely rearranged. just ask the guy who lost to john mccain by 19 points after coming in there in first place with george w. bush in south carolina, turning around in like a 30-point changeover in the course of 24 hours. but his point is the one that's right, which is, you know, the more people in the race, the more it helps trump. so, people like sununu are getting out because the last thing that they want is trump to emerge as the nominee. >> and clearly bakari, chris christie is gearing up for a confrontation based on his public comments. desantis is increasingly getting into it. do you think it's necessary -- do you think -- do you think that's wise so soon? >> i'm not a conspiracy theorist, but i do have a conspiracy theory. i think that there were some donors -- >> every conspiracy theorist says they're not a conspiracy t

. >> we'll see what chris sununu does in new hampshire. he says he's going to endorse, does it make a difference who he end endorses? >> in new hampshire, i don't chris christie is going to spend time in iowa where evangelicals and religious and conservative voters are strong. but new hampshire where a third or more of the voters are independent there isn't going to be, at least as far as i can tell right now, a democratic primary because president biden has kind of running away from it. there isn't going to be one, put it that way. there's an opportunity, theoretically, there for christie with all the independents i would think. >> the absence of chris sununu from the race does open up an interesting lane for someone to take on donald trump and bring the independent and moderate voters over. you still have a bulk of the republican party and they are going to make up a majority of those voters who like donald trump. the question is, when i look at data about what republican voters want about a fifth or a quarter of them are like i'm for tru

chris sununu saying, you know what?d of look at things, where everything is. i have made the decision not to run for president on the republican ticket in 2024. obviously a lot goes into that decision. it's been quite an adventure but not the end of the adventure by any means. the math has shown donald trump has no chance of written winning in november of '24. >> bret: how about that, byron? >> well, who knows about that but is he a huge presence in the republican race. i was in iowa over the weekend. they have a big republican gathering. there are eight candidates there. and the candidates do not want to offend the voters. there are about 1,000 people there, who might support trump a lot. 8 candidates spoke. not a single one uttered the name trump. ever. mike pence spoke. he celebrated being part of an administration that appointed the judges that overturned roe v. wade. >> bret: the administration. not saying the trump administration. >> he never mentioned whose administration it was. it was a really awkward situation

new hampshire governor chris sununu has now announced he will not be making a run for the white housely kind of look at things where everything is, and i've made the decision not to run for president on the republican ticket in 2024. obviously a lot goes into that decision, but it's been quite an adventure but not the end of the adventure by any means. >> governor sunewa went onto explain his decision in an op-ed for "the washington post" titled "i'm not running for president in 2024, beating trump is more important." the governor writes in part this, our party is on a collision course towards electoral irrelevance without significant corrective action. current polls indicate trump is the leading republican candidate in 2024. he did not deliver on his promises to drain the swamp, secure the border, and instill fiscal responsibility while in office and added $8 trillion to our national debt yet now he wants four more years. if he's the nominee republicans will lose again just as we did in 2018, 2020, and 2022. over the next few months i will travel the country to bring on new voters, i

several more republicans including chris sununu and glenn youngkin of virginia are still mulling overcant. wasn't always a foregone conclusion that pence could decide to do it about but he made the pitch on saturday to voters. >> republicans have to offer a positive vision of the future grounds in conservative principles and we have to speak hard truths. i m i believe we have to resist the -- and we need to stand firm on the conservative agenda of life and liberty and a commitment to freedom that has always led us to victory. >> for mike pence, that is very pointed, i would think, right? >> he was donald trump's vice president, he's now running against donald trump. so the candidacy is pointed to begin with. he understands, i think, that iowa is an opportunity to take -- to test run both the message of religious faith and conviction and the message of sort of positivity and moving forward. but the early polling puts him at somewhere around 4% or 5%. so it is a perfectly good place to test your cred, whether it is on a motorcycle or in church on sunday. but it is still very -- it is di

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new hampshire's republican governor chris sununu exclusively telling cnn's dana bash that he will noto warning his party that if you vote for trump that it means certain defeat for republicans. here he is. >> the math has shown donald trump has no chance of winning in november of '24. he won't even win georgia. if you're a republican that can't win georgia of november '24, you have no shot and he's proven that. if republicans nominate him, then we're saying a vote for him is effectively a vote for joe biden. >> our chief political correspondent and co-anchor of state of the union and starting next week the anchor of "inside politics," dana bash is here. how much of an influence does sununu intend to have in the republican primary? >> well, his argument, erin, is that he can have more of an influence not being a candidate because, as a candidate, you have to be more on message, and you have to be more strategic in order to further your own candidacy. he argues that, as somebody with a national profile and as the governor of the first in the nation primary state, he can really push leve

. >> reporter: today, new hampshire governor chris sununu making a different decision, telling dana bash gop presidential nomination. >> i don't mind who gets into the field, but given where the polls are, every candidate needs to understand the responsibility of getting out and getting out quickly if it's not working. >> reporter: the former president looms large over the race. the biggest clear beneficiary of a bigger field as the contenders work to distinguish themselves in hopes of a one-on-one contest with him. south carolina senator tim scott stopped by "the view" today on abc for a face-to-face conversation about race and opportunity in america. >> one of the reasons why i'm on the show is because of the comments that were made, frankly, on this show, that the only way for a young african american kid to be successful in this country is to be the exception and not the rule. that is a dangerous, offensive, disgusting message to send to our young people today. >> reporter: and this is a very busy week of this 2024 campaign. you can feel the intensity increasing, and chris christie w

mcmaster and new hampshire governor chris sununu. now, >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> nine people shot in the mission district and the gunman is still on the run. we checked in with locals on whether they are right about the violence nearby. >> i feel like nothing is getting better. nothing is being done. >> i definitely do not feel like it reflects the character of the neighborhood anyway. >>> b.a.r.t. riders will be paying the price. how much more you'll be shelling out to park and ride? >>> and had the south bay is looking to bounce back from its pandemic business drop off. life and the cbs studios and san francisco, i am brian hackney. >>> nine people wounded in san francisco's mission district last night. this happened near 24th street and treat avenue. police work beginning their investigation. police say they shooting appears to be targeted and their stona be in custody. >> many residents are wondering how much their neighborhood and in the city itself may be changing. >> no one seems very shocked

. >> this is why what happened earlier tonight, as anderson cooper was talking to chris sununu is so interesting to me. chris sununu isn't running, but he has been running against largely a rhetorical campaign against trump. here's what he said about the indictment today. >> i think there's a couple problems here that folks are glossing over. the average american saw boxes sitting in donald trump's mar-a-lago. they saw boxes behind biden's corvette. and the average american is going, what's the difference? why do you charge one and not the other? i'm it's the conduct and what was going on and the intention behind what was going on with those documents with the former president. but the onus, the burden of proof is actually on the department of justice. >> he spent, i would say, probably two-thirds of that interview attacking the department of justice. >> well, the burden of proof is always on the department of justice. that's how the justice department works. i don't know. i'm not a lawyer. but to come back to you, jonah, do you actually genuinely believe that their answers or commen

to chris sununu's point on the previous hour this is the moment. don't wait until the third indictment to take down donald trump, but this is the moment especially if you're pulling him down in double digits to take him down. >> i don't think the former president understands the weight of united states versus trump. but i also find him performative because the moment he left the courthouse he went right back into character of pretending nothing even happened. you stay in character when you have an audience. at some point the audience has to throw rotten tomatoes at him because the show is so terrible you want to turn the channel. i've been critical, too, people in the republican primary field should be coming out. but i think elected officials at every level in the senate, in the house, the governor, state legislators, we have to build a chorus of republicans and democrats condemning these behaviorsch you listed all the indictments and potential indictments. his rap sheet is going to be longer than his accomplishments as president. i mean at what p

laura: chris sununu, a fierce trump critic and the governor of first-in-the-nation primary state new shire, choosing not to run against the former president. gov. sununu: if you're not talking in resonance against the cando'idt e tewhnts i'l'yt righw auditioning to be on his team. laura: for the gop hopefuls this weekend, an iowa tradition, senator joni ernst's annual roast and ride fund-raiser, one of the first 2024 cattle calls, where nearly all the republican candidates made their case to early state voters. former vice president mike pence teasing his official campaign launch set for later this week. mr. pence: i don't have anything to announce today, but i can tell you, when i have got time to announce, come this wednesday, i'm annocing in iowa. laura: noticeably absent, current poll leader donald trump. other candidat like former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, took aim at the former president, though not by name. ms. haley: it's time for a new generational leader. we have got to leave the baggage and the negativity behind. we have got a country to say. laura: a line she repeated d

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. >>> speculation around any other republican hopeful from new hampshire, chris sununu, ended this week. he said he will not jump into the presidential race. instead he'll campaign for the gop candidate he believes has the best chances of winning in 2024. he also added he believes the party will lose if trump is the nominee. anne-marie? >> naomi ruchim in new york. thank you, naomi. >>> the chairman of the oversight committee says he will pursue charges against fbi director christopher wray. james comey says he wants a copy that contains unverified declarations against bide and his family. the fbi says it gave comer a copy. he said he can't hand it over for confidentiality reasons. >>> a second chartered flight carrying about 20 migrants arrived in sacramento yesterday morning. another group of at least 16 migrants arrived friday at a different sacramento airport. reportedly aboard the same private plane. california officials say a florida group along with desantis arranged for the flights. >> they were transported to a religious institution. right now our county social workers are en r

new hampshire governor chris sununu.t easier to count which republicans are not getting into this race. governor, what does it say to you about the state of your party that the twice indicted front-runner who just pleaded not guilty to 37 counts of federal charges was able to raise $7 million since he was indicted less than a week ago? >> well, look. it is unfortunately not a surprise in this day and age the kind of extremism on both sides raises money. gets people excited and people invest in the fight which is what most of america doesn't want to see. i don't think it is a sole negative on the republican party. i think it is really an unfortunate statement on where we are with american politics, with american discourse, which is why some of us it isn't just about walking the middle line or anything. i am a strong republican and i know very strong democrats who are tired of the divisive nature and folks just trying to make another buck on the fight. >> you heard from former vice president mike pence who is obviously run

this has happened so many times, and chris sununu doesn't want donald trump to be the nominee.lican voters are going to side with him right away. >> shane points out in his piece that trump raised 4 million bucks in the 24 hours after his last indictment. it's like, what, 12 hours after this one, probably going to raise a lot of money. >> let's say he raises 5 million, i think probably the lawyers are going to charge him at least 5 million, so. >> but it speaks to how people who support him feel. >> and it speaks to his ability to sort of master the moment, right, i mean, everyone is talking about him and not the other candidates, and so there's a certain amount of buzz, you know, if he can sort of convert that into rallying his followers to give him another $24 or whatever the ask is. fine, that's what works out. on the other hand, the bill is going to come down, not just the legal bill i was mockingly referring to, but the political bill comes due when it's time to talk to independent voters, when it's time to get past the nomination, if he does get the nomination, and you kn

to chris sununu's point who was on the previous hour, this is the moment. they don't wait for the third indictment to take on donald trump, this is the moment if you are pulling down and double digits to take him up. >> well, i don't doubt that the former president definitely understands the weight of the united states versus trump, but i also find him very performative. the moment he left the courthouse, he went right back into character. pretending like nothing happened, and you often stay in character when you continue to have an audience, at some point the audience has to start throwing rotten tomatoes at, him because the show is so terrible. we want to turn the channel. i don't think it is just enough -- i've been critical as well that people in the republican primaries feel should be coming out, but elected officials at every level in the senate, the house, the governor, state legislators, we have to build a course for republican and democrats condemning these behaviors. because, you listed all the indictments, and the potential indictments, his rap s

campaign tomorrow followed by north dakota governor doug burgum on wednesday, new hampshire governor chris sununu announced he is not running. instead, he says the focus on encouraging republicans not to elect trump. >> in a move that's alarming. some media watchdog groups, san bruno based youtube says it's going to stop removing content that falsely claims there was widespread fraud during the 2020 presidential election. in a blog post, youtube says that the updated policy was an attempt to protect the ability to quote, openly debate political ideas. even those that are controversial, youtube had been removing the false claim since a month after the 2020 election. >> coming up, easier way to travel this summer. which free program is expanding to more program is expanding to more airports. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've ha

dakota governor doug burgum also expected to join the race this week and new hampshire governor chris sununua frequent trump critic who had long flirted with a white house bid, saying today he would not run, telling the "washington post" he believes candidates with, quote, no path to victory should drop out so as not to divide the republican opposition to mr. trump and pledging he'd work from outside the race to block mr. trump from claiming the nomination >> former president trump and his message, his style, his brand have cost us dearly and he doesn't represent the republican party >> so garrett, mr. trump is still the front-runner is the rest of the field changing their approach to him? >> reporter: slightly, lester this past weekend several candidates criticized mr. trump for his recent praise of kim jong un and perhaps his top rival ron desantis took aim at mr. trump's immigration policies tentative steps toward taking on the party front-runner more directly lester >> all right garrett haake, thank you. >>> in virginia the mother of a 6-year-old student who shot his teacher will plead g

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some believe the crowded republican field may ultimately help trump win new hampshire governor chris sununu has announced he won't be running and warns that candidates with no path to victory must have the discipline to get out. andrea lindsey, thank you. now to the latest on the sonic boom scare over washington, dc and new questions about the deadly plane crash connected to the incident. now, officials say the pilot of the doomed plane was unresponsive live for more than an hour before fighter jets were sent. this morning, investigators are working deep in the virginia wilderness, a three hour hike from the nearest road where the cessna citation jet crashed on sunday. it's already a challenging process and it makes it that much more challenging for us. the jet took off from tennessee at around 115 sunday afternoon, headed to new york's long island, less than 15 minutes after takeoff. the veteran pilot was no longer responding to air traffic controllers, but the adviser is an aircraft. nobody talks to. and the plane reaching long island, but then turning around , flying over new york and d.

new hampshire's chris sununu who announced last week that he would not be a candidate for president.rnor. thank you for being with us. you've taken a look at the indictment. do you think that current frontrunner of the republican nomination should be given the responsibility to handle the most sensitive national security documents again with re-election. >> i guess we're going to find out. look, if half of what they say they can prove is provable, then he's got a real problem on his hands and it's self-inflicted. let's remember that. he had every chance in the world to hand all those files and documents back and did the opposite, he bragged about keeping them. this is self-inflicted. we'll find out of the 37 or whatever charges there are, how many he's potentially found guilty on. we'll see where it goes and disqualifying and not. the last segment you had was telling. it's just another example that he could win the nomination, but cannot, mathematically, cannot win in november of '24 which is why the republican party needs to look to another candidate and they've got a lot of great o

new hampshire governor chris sununu says the crowded field will only make trump stronger, tonight announcinge won't be running for president, and warning candidates with no path to victory must have the discipline to get out. in 2016, there were 17 republican candidates in the race. many say that such a crowded field helped trump emerge back then. former new jersey governor chris christie is expected to launch his bid for the white house in new hampshire tomorrow. by the end of the week, the total number of republicans in the race will be 12. david? >> could be setting up a similar dynamic this time around. rachel scott, thank you. >>> in the meantime, to the war in ukraine, the counter-offensive may be underway tonight. ukraine already recapturing ground. inside ukraine tonight, president zelensky congratulating troops. meantime back here in the u.s., one of the most notorious spies in u.s. history has died at a super max history in colorado. robert hanson sold u.s. secrets to the soviet union and then russia, earning more than a million in cash and terry moran. >> he was a double agent res

. >>> new hampshire's republican governor chris sununu, he won't be entering the presidential race. he has sharp criticism for trump's candidacy. >> the math has shown that he has no chance to win in 2024. he won't win georgia. you have no shot. sh he's proven that. a vote for him in the primary is a vote for joe biden. >> i spoke with a senior of the new republic and i asked him of the challenges in the race of the nomination. we talked about donald trump's ongoing legal battles. here's part of our conversation. >> pence still polls at the lower end. we have to wait and see. i think he will get an unusual amount of attention from the former president because this is his v.p. he sees his candidacy alongside the announcement as a betrayal. he sees counterpunching as knocking out his former vice president early in the primary. that's what we're looking at for pence. >> let's look at president trump's ongoing legal troubles. why do you think they requested this meeting? is it normal? >> it's har 's to hard to say. it's clear that trump's lawyers are taking this seriously. while it's un

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he could see new company, chris sununu, mike pence, north dakota governor burgum and chris christie.est says don't count them out, co-host of "the five" joins us now. hi, geraldo. why don't count out chris christie? >> geraldo: he's a tough guy, he got things done in new jersey. i was there during his office. he did a miracle and pro-life in the deepest blue state in the nation and still very popular. a man that could bring together that kind of consensus is formidable and not afraid to take on the former president. he is calling former president trump a loser and lord baltimore, the village in harry potter, he is calling him putin's puppet. christie is like godzilla, maybe trump is like king kong and you will see the two beasts fight it out. i like mike pence, he doesn't have the charisma christie or trump has, but he does deserve the credit for saving the republic on january 6. i don't think he can hold his own against these guys, so nimble and so glib in their presentations. >> ainsley: we heard trump say what is the purpose of these individuals getting in? what is the point? do t

directly to the voters would probably suggest less of a media centered candidacy like will hurd or chris sununu attention. they are not really serious point -- it's hard to take a line like that seriously only because again there is such a high bar for anybody to gain traction in this republican primary against donald trump. i understand that there is the belief among some that if -- and within the republican party. trump's going to sink of his own weight. the indictments will bring him down. a may prove true. it also may not prove true. we have seen donald trump survive one thing after another. at the moment, again, a lot can happen between now and iowa and new hampshire. but not that much can happen between now and iowa and new hampshire. at a certain point it has to be people beyond just asa hutchinson, chris christie and will hurd who are taking an aggressive case to donald trump. it has to be people getting more attention and we will see what happens. >> yeah. thank you. thanks for sticking around. appreciate it. >>> well, former oceangate subcontractor tells cnn some of the cutting-edge t

ask you in all serious, i always enjoy your reporting but if sununu runs as a new hampshire governor and a home state popular governor, chrishristie made new hampshire is launching site, eschewing iowa wouldn't that kill his plans? sununu placing your bets in new hampshire you're up against a big old hill, aren't you? >> it is interesting to see how many of the new hampshire lawmakers came out in support of trump. so for governor sununu if he were to trump in the race there would be a lot of questions about the viability within his own state because of course you have those other candidates have been spending their time there. yes sununu is a household name in the granite state. whether or not he is able to capitalize past the governor's mansion is yet to be seen. new hampshire obviously showing desantis' warm welcome. i think he is off to south carolina next. the positioning in the early states as you know, neil, for governor sununu the challenge would be chris christie would give him the toughest challenge, but chris triwill launch his campaign next-week. we'll see what happens then. neil: mark, your months of back ground