hillary clinton: welcome to exeter. i want to say my thoughts are once again with the people of ferguson as of a mark this painful anniversary. and in light of the continuing ,iolence that we saw last night violence has no place in our streets. and we should all be working for peace and justice as their and everywhere in our country. i would like to make two quick points and take your questions. announcing my plan to put college within reach for everyone, the new college 2mpact, i am emphasizing the parts. no family and no student should have to borrow to pay tuition at a public college or university and everyone who has student debt should be able to refinance it at lower rates, costs not a barrier, and data will not hold you back under my plan. i wanted to make this announcement in new hampshire because students carry one of the highest debt burdens, nearly $33,000 for average graduates all four-year colleges but much more as we heard from the last young man i called on. the cost of community college is here late -- i

welcome to exeter. before i begin, i want to say once again that my thoughts are with the people of ferguson as they mark this painful anniversary and in light of the continuing violence we saw last night, you know, violence has no place in our streets and we should all be working for peace and justice there and everywhere in our country. i would like to make two quick points and then take your questions. first, in announcing my plans to make college within reach for everyone, the new college compact, i'm emphasizing the two parts of this college compact. no family and no student should have to borrow to pay tuition at a public college or university. and everyone who has student debt should be able to refinance it at lower rates. costs won't be a barrier and debt won't hold you back under my plan. i wanted to make this announcement in new hampshire because students carry one of

she spoke in exeter high school in exeter, new hampshire.he talked about student debt health care, and a number of other issues. [applause] [cheers] >> hello, good afternoon. is very exciting for all of us. i hate to slow your applause. it's good to have all of you here. thank you for coming out to exit her high school this afternoon. as you heard, my name is alexis simpson i'm a state representative from here in exeter. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to welcome all of you to our home, exeter. i will ask you now if you're able to rise and we will say the pledge of allegiance together. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. please be seated. before we continue with today's -- i already said that. [laughter] >> we are particularly glad to welcome secretary clinton back to our community today. to discuss her college compact. college affordability is an issue that impacts new hampshire and its families in prof

a mom to 2 young boys here in exeter. as a legislator, i've been examined this issue and working with the problem. as a parent it is frightening to me. i just finished paying off my own student loans. [applause] rep. simpson: that is worth a little clap. when that time comes for my boys going to college, they go face the process that of thousands of dollars of debt before they receive their diploma. hillary understands this is a problem that requires true leadership. that is why she and her top policy advisers have made college affordability and solving the student debt crisis a priority. she is here today to talk to you, families of the granite state, fulfill this particular economic issue acutely. she has a plan to topple the cost of higher education. and help reduce the burden of debt on our students. hillary clinton wants to be the champion that families like mine and many of yours need in order to get ahead and stay ahead. [applause] rep. simpson: before we hear from secretary clinton herself, dan torrey in the midst

jake, that's exactly what he heard today in exeter. >> jeff zeleny, thanks so much. >>> let's continue this conversation with mike huckabee. good to see you as always. governor, when you heard donald trump makes those comments, did you think he was referring to her nose and her ears? or did you think this was, as many of your fellow contingent serve tiffs entered it, a sexist attack. >> i simply didn't know. i knew i would be asked to comment on trump all day. sure enough i was. and sure any of i mostly said he doesn't need my to help him good et on television and publicity. i'll fog fuss on my issues. that's what i have continued to do. >> how do you respond to people who said, boy, it seems like republicans are afraid of criticizing donald trump, maybe they're afraid of him attacking them, maybe it's back they want his voters. you do see reluctant to criticize. >> it's not that. i don't criticize any of the other candidates. i have a job to do. if i was still a pundit over at fox news as i was for 6 1/2 years, i would weigh in on this all day long, but you know, what i have to focus

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i want to recognize that archibald and her family from exeter new hampshire with you as part of the congress and also senator collins was kind enough to recognize my daughter and granddaughter stephanie and ellie who been very much part of the children's congress in the past doing it today with the diabetes service dog, coach. into all of you to testify, and they very much for your work and for your willingness to share your stories today. you know, mr. amato, i can't agree more with what senator collins and senator tillis said about the importance, not just of making sure that medicare funds

msnbc's alex seitz-wald join mess now from exeter, new hampshire. explain the details. will we expect from clinton laying this plan out, certainly wants to grab attention of millennials, that are saddled with debt. but where does this fit at her priority list, right at the top? >> reporter: clinton's campaign is saying that will be a top priority. this is probably the most comprehensive and detailed policy plan we've seen from her campaign thus far. as we mentioned the price tag, $350 billion to be financed by closing what her campaign calls loopholes for the wealthy in tax loopholes. the goal is to make a four-year college education available to anyone who wants it without having to take out loans. two-year community college education will be free and she would take about half of that money, that $350 billion, give it to states and colleges and incent viivize them to bring it down. a third of that money would help students pay for loans and the rest would be to used to create innovative programs and allow anyone currently has debt to refinance, lock in the very low int

i want to recognize that archibald and her family from exeter new hampshire with you as part of the congress and also senator collins was kind enough to recognize my daughter and granddaughter stephanie and ellie who been very much part of the children's congress in the past doing it today with the diabetes service dog, coach. into all of you to testify, and they very much for your work and for your willingness to share your stories today. you know, mr. amato, i can't agree more with what senator collins and senator tillis said about the importance, not just of making sure that medicare funds the cgm, because it's the right thing to do but it's the economic thing to do. i just want to quote from a study that was done called diabetes research and the public good by to economist. it points out that diabetes caused the united states $245 billion in 2012 and that cost is expected to double by the year 2020. medicare costs from diabetes or $104 billion in 2012 and a projected increase to 226 billion by 2020. and increase costs are attributable in a large way to diabetes role at the leading cause

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volunteers are lining up at exeter high school where she'll roll out that big $350 billion plan to makee community college. this has been a big issue for young voters, trying to get these people, like the ones behind me, excited about her campaign. they're critical to barack obama's victory over her in 2008 and his general election victories in 2008 and 2012. >> she has, in the past, reacted rather quickly to what jeb bush has said and stumbles that he has had, to criticize. any word on whether she's ready to engage trump? >> right. we haven't had any official word from the campaign on that. but it might be hard for her to resist, right? donald trump was the biggest news of the weekend, has been the biggest political news of the month really. he has been most useful to her against the rest of the gop field. when republicans were hesitant to go after trump on immigration, she attacked them for being slow, for -- she would tell latino audiences you can't trust republicans if they can't even take on donald trump. now you have jeb bush and leading republicans at fox news even going after do

we hear from exeter, new hampshire. dan on our republican line. -- on our democrat line.aller: the best comment i have heard so far is from john oliver, who said we should hold out for a better deal and when we get a better deal we should hold out for a better deal. moving typical goalpost that netanyahu has been engaged with with the palestinians, and now with the iran nuclear deal. this is the best, most deal.hensive arms control not just between the united states, but between the p5+1. than iranr danger acquiring a nuclear bomb is israel believing that they are going to have it and then preemptively striking a ran -- iran. that is the big danger. as far as chuck schumer, i am highly is appointed. i'm not an anti-summit. -- anti-semi. same with your lieberman. these jewish americans in congress are jewish first and americans at second. i'm sorry if that offends somebody but that is the way they project. host: we should it is, that jeb bush front page today on the new york times. on another issue, the headline is bush asserts a clinton role in iraq decline. they said the

jeff zeleny, cnn, exeter, new hampshire. >>> all right, we want to update you on the situation in ferguson. one of our reporters, jason carroll is on the scene. we saw gunshots in ferguson last night. there have been arrests there tonight as far as i understand. set the scene for us now. >> reporter: several arrests, zain, that happened about 45 minutes ago right where we are. we are on a street called west florissant. what we are experiencing right now, on one sieftd street we have a number of protesters out here, on the other side of the street you can see still a significant number of mens of st. louis county police as well as state troopers trying to keep the peace. and for most of the night that's what happened out here actually. they were able to do that until at a certain point a small number of protesters went into the middle of the street. they repeatedly received warnings to get out of the street. when that didn't happen, that's when law enforcement moved in and made several arrests. again, and there were some tense moments at that point. some rocks and bottles were thrown. you c