that have given us such giants as daniel webster, henry clay, sam rayburn, and robert a. taft. [applause] whether in the nation's capital, the state capital, or city hall, private morality and public trust must go together. [applause] from august of 1974 to august of 1976, the record shows steady progress upward toward prosperity, peace, and public trust. my record is one of progress, not platitudes. my record is one of specifics, not smiles. my record is one of performance, not promises. [applause]

earlier abouted daniel webster turning down the vice presidential slot. accepting the vice presidential slot and not becoming president, or running for vice president and your ticket not winning, is that a career under for a politician? you accepted the vice presidential slot and your ticket did not win or you never became president. does that mean your career is over? [laughter] guest: it really does not. franklin roosevelt was the vice presidential candidate in 1920 when james coxe and franklin roosevelt lost in a landslide. 12 years later he was elected to the first of four terms. he has been the most successful in terms of presidential politics of unsuccessful vice presidential candidates. if you think about some other people who ran for vice was thet, earl warren losing vice presidential theidate in 1948 and became chief justice of the united states in 1953. pivotal role in brown v. board of education and caseser of other critical that are among the most important supreme court decisions. edmund muskie who ran a marvelous campaign, but was unsuccessf

must not debase the reputation of our great legislative bodies that have given us such giants as daniel webster, henry clay, sam rayburn, and robert a. taft. [applause] whether in the nation's capital, the state capital, or city hall, private morality and public trust must go together. [applause] from august of 1974 to august of 1976, the record shows steady progress upward toward prosperity, peace, and public trust. my record is one of progress, not platitudes. my record is one of specifics, not smiles. my record is one of performance, not promises. [applause] it is a record i am proud to run on. it is a record the american people--democrats, independents, and republicans alike--will support on november 2. [applause] for the next 4 years i pledge to you that i will hold to the steady course we have begun. but i have no intention of standing on the record alone. we will continue winning the fight against inflation. we will go on reducing the dead weight and impudence of bureaucracy. we [applause] we will submit a balanced budget by 1978. we will improve the quality of life at work, at play, and

that brings in daniel webster and some of the other important figures of the time. for african-americans, it puts it in perspective as far as what is going on in the country and what the great debates are about. i have not read the newer version. i am waiting for jim's book that is coming out. that will be the next one i will pick up to read. >> what is the next book? >> the working title is "the -- the greatdid" ted: henry clay and the american presidency." i am about to finish writing it early next month. then i have to go through the publication process. it is about one year away. >> the current speaker of the house has many of the powers he can look back to the speakership of henry clay. he spoke about henry clay recently. let's listen to speaker john boehner. >> henry clay was the first, what i call, strong speaker of the house -- the real leader of the house. when our country was founded and the congress was put together, the first speakers over the first 20 years or so came out of the english parliament system. they were more of a referee. they did not have a

new hampshire is the state of such luminaries as senator daniel webster and brave americans like christacauliffe. we are home to the first american an and space and whose game winning home run of the 1975 world series is remembered as one of the greatest moments in sports history. new hampshire is known for our maple syrup, comedian adam sandler, poet robert frost, "new york times" best-selling author corey lewandowski. [laughter] new hampshire, the state that called the 14th president franklin pierce home in the state of hardworking god loving americans who stand for the flag and kneel only for god. madam chairman, i here by cast all 22 delegates to my friend and the president of the united states, donald john tru trump. >> harris: so that was new hampshire and as you saw just moments ago previously, the president now has the votes to become the g.o.p. nominatio nomr the second term for president of the united states. he needed 1,276 votes. we have that on the right side of the screen for you and you see now, he has more than he needs and we are at new jersey. 1,306 and we will go throu

earlier abouted daniel webster turning down the vice presidential slot.ng the vice presidential slot and not becoming president, or running for vice president and your ticket not winning, is that a career under for a politician? you accepted the vice presidential slot and your ticket did not win or you never became president. does that mean your career is over? [laughter] guest: it really does not. franklin roosevelt was the vice presidential candidate in 1920 when james coxe and franklin roosevelt lost in a landslide. 12 years later he was elected to the first of four terms. he has been the most successful in terms of presidential politics of unsuccessful vice presidential candidates. if you think about some other people who ran for vice was thet, earl warren losing vice presidential theidate in 1948 and became chief justice of the united states in 1953. pivotal role in brown v. board of education and caseser of other critical that are among the most important supreme court decisions. edmund muskie who ran a marvelous campaign, but was unsuccessful in 19

new hampshire is the state of such luminaries as senator daniel webster and brave americans.are home to the first american in space, alan shepard, and baseball hall of famer carlton fisk, whose game winning home run in the 1975 world series is remember it as one of the greatest moments in sports history. new hampshire is known forever maple syrup, comedian adam sandler, robert frost, and new york times best-selling author corey lewandowski. new hampshire, the state that called the 14th president home and the state of hard-working god loving americans who stand for the flag and kneel only for god. madam chairman, i hereby cast all 22 delegates to my friend and the president of the united states donald john trump. [applause] secretary drummond: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, new hampshire casts 22 votes to president donald j. trump . new jersey. 49 delegates. 49, president trump. >> madam secretary, president trump, vice president pence have kept their promises to the american people. new jersey's delegation is pr

he could debate daniel webster he would win. he is up on the facts, he knows everything.ces out and confusing numbers and -- and, he has commands of the job. have you talked to him. you have interviewed him. he has substantive command of the job. if you think that, you know, these silly things the democrat say, if you think that's true, then you are really making a big mistake. this man is president of the united states 24/7. brian: thanks so much, mr. mayor. >> thank you. steve: good luck this week. 7:15 in new york city. we are turning to extreme weather. rare twin tropical storms are taking aim at the gunk right now. marco, the storm, closing in on louisiana overnight. ainsley: laura bringing deadly flooding to the caribbean still expected to hit the u.s. later this week on wednesday, brian. brian: here we go. charles watson live in new orleans where marco could hit landfall in just hours. charles? >> the gulf coast is region preparing for tropical storm marco first to hit somewhere between louisiana and mississippi later today. here in ne new orleans, city officials h

new hampshire is the state of such luminaries as senator daniel webster and brave americans.home to the first american in space, alan shepard, and baseball hall of famer carlton fisk, whose game winning home run in the 1975 world series is remember it as one of the greatest moments in sports history. new hampshire is known forever maple syrup, comedian adam sandler, robert frost, and new york times best-selling author corey lewandowski. new hampshire, the state that called the 14th president home and the state of hard-working god loving americans who stand for the flag and kneel only for god. madam chairman, i hereby cast all 22 delegates to my friend and the president of the united states donald john trump. [applause] secretary drummond: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, new hampshire casts 22 votes to president donald j. trump . new jersey. 49 delegates. 49, president trump. >> madam secretary, president trump, vice president pence have kept their promises to the american people. new jersey's delegation is proud