you heard us talking about it just moments ago with new hampshire governor chris sununu. facebook announced it is getting rid of fact checkers and making many other major changes to what content it will allow on the social media site. this was ceo mark zuckerberg. >> the recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point towards once again prioritizing speech. so we're going to get back to our roots and focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and restoring free expression on our platforms. more specifically, here's what we're going to do. first, we're going to get rid of fact checkers and replace them with community notes similar to x starting in the u.s. we tried in good faith to address those concerns without becoming the arbiters of truth, but the fact checkers have just been too politically biased and have destroyed more trust than they've created, especially in the u.s. >> all right. cnn's clare duffy is here with us now. you heard it right there. we are getting rid of the fact checkers. >> yeah, john, and i think it's important to remember that m

she succeeds former republican governor chris sununu. this is about 45 minutes. >> i, kelly ayotte, do solemnly swear, that i will bear true allegiance, to the united states of america, and the state of new hampshire, and will support the constitution thereof, so help me god. i, kelly ayotte, do solemnly and sincerely, swear and affirm, that i will faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me as governor, according to the best of my abilities, agreeably to the rules and regulations of this constitution and laws of the state of new hampshire. so help me god. >> congratulations. [cheers and applause] gov. ayotte: mr. speaker, madam president, mr. chief justice, honorable members of the house, senate, counselors, former governors, my fellow citizens. it is humbling to stand before you today. it is so wonderful for me to be able to see so many of my family who are here for this moment, and i especially want to thank my parents for everything that they have done for me. in this chamber, i see friends, coll

let's welcome governor chris sununu of new hampshire.hours. and then i become a real nuisance for everybody. then i can shoot my mouth. >> you might become a contributor here. i would love to have you as a contributor here. break the mold. >> i'm really cheap. i come really cheap. >> that's tmi. i don't need to know anything about your personal life. but what we saw with mike johnson, and do you remember -- you were here friday, emember, becky? i was talking with jake sherman. remember the last speaker? that complete 15 vote mess we were in.? >> yeah, with mccarthy. >> trump, where he is, and his, i mean people out there will get mad if i say stature, but he does have stature now with the republican party. and the haters are going to hate. but i said it's going to be different this time. is he going to be able to literally be a whip and make this happen? because people were saying that mike johnson was going to be 8, 9, 10 votes short. >> no, it's going to work. >> he made two phone calls and it happened. >> it's going to work because ag

reelection to see his replacement lose badly is with reaction to violence farewell legacy chris chris sununu surrogate kevin walling welcome to you both, the government is mother by lies the matter who tells in the media or government for profit or power or any other reason it just struck me as a curious way to say goodbye. how do you think history will remember joe biden. >> let's start with the goodbye speech, that's not what he should say that's a bad speech i don't know what staffers are writing that you need to leave america hopeful and uplifted not completing everything is wrong clearly a symptom of four years of not listening to the american public pretty think joe biden is a nice man, he is a guy he really is but over the last four years he refused to have an administration that listens and unfortunately that of his legacy in his final message. the responsibilities use key people hopeful and yearning for more and brighter days ahead. i don't know who wrote it i think the staff is doing him a horrible disservice since the election of his tone and tenor i think is better than that but

i want to go back to our panel, also joining us is former new hampshire republican governor chris sununuu for joining us. >> you bet. >> first of all the pardons. what do you make? >> well, personally i think he should have been a lot more surgical, strategic about what -- i think we're all pretty surprised about the blanket pardon of 1500 people. >> enrique tarrio -- >> it goes along with what the vice president said. he thought again just a couple days ago making a statement it wasn't going to be a blanket of pardons. i can tell you what's happening outside the jail tonight, i don't think the white house wants that. it's a complete distraction. i don't think they were planning on that per se. but, again, he's going to do what -- look, you talk about governor who never pardoned anybody in eight years. i'm not partial to pardons. he said he will do it. what will the net result to the american public, are we going to fix immigration, fix the wall, take care of immigration? what's in it for me? don't forget. i'm not equating the two, but this is on the backdrop of what happened this mornin

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joining us is new hampshire republican governor chris sununu. governor, thanks for joining us. >> you bet. >> first of all, the pardons. what do you make? >> i think he should have been a lot more strategic, surgical. i think the blanket pardon. >> enrique tarrios. >> it goes along with what the vice president said. he thought, again, just a couple days ago making a statement that it wasn't going to be a blanket of pardons. and i can tell you what's happening outside the jail tonight, i don't think the white house wants that. it's a complete distraction. i don't think they were planning on that per se. but, again, he's going to do -- look, you're talk tog a governor who has never pardoned anyone in eight years. i'm not really partial to pardons at all. but he said he was going to do it. what will the net result be to the american people to the public? we don't love it. he said he was going do it. are we going to fix immigration? fix the wall? take care of immigration? what's in it for me. don't forget, i'm not equating the two, but this is on th

want to get perspective now from republican former governor of new hampshire chris sununu, democratic former congressman mondaire jones and journalist gretchen carlson. governor, are you clear on what the white house is, is doing here? i mean, and how they've handled this? >> yeah, yeah. look, i think the messaging was pretty bad. it wasn't handled right. but make no mistake, i understand that j.b. pritzker doesn't really understand cutting spending and finding efficiencies because illinois, from a fiscal perspective, is i think the technical term is dumpster fire. but when i became governor, i had a hiring freeze. i stopped spending for 90 days until we got a hold on it. but you got to message it, right. you got to explain what you're doing, what programs are exempt from that. and clearly the white house did not do that very, very well. so, you know, granted, the messaging is bad, but this is nothing new. governors do this kind of thing all the time to get a hold on the fiscal responsibility. you can't find efficiency in government. you can't find wasteful spending in government unle

i've been speaking to former governor of new hampshire, chris sununu of the republican party. that'si will say this. he's willing to pull back the curtain on a very broken health care system here within the united states. to health care, we stink. and there's different areas where there's monopolies that kind he wants to break all that down. pro vaccine, anti—vaccine, all that kind of sort of thing. that we have in america. that is the main concern. curtain and break down some of the antiquity that has built up, the bureaucracy that has built up in that department, vice president, mike pence. is it unusual that there would be this much negativity towards a president's pick? not in health care. i mean, it's absolutely huge. the people that care about vaccines are going to be passionate one way that want medicare for all — which is a big deal and something and negative naysayers no matter who the nominee is. 0k, well, we'll wait to see how that vote goes. in front of the health committee. of federal grants and aid and so many other welfare schemes, what do you make of president trump's