>> just a friend at the other >> governor john sununu. we hope to have the vice president himself live shortly after 11:00 later on. back to the studio. >> joining us now one of the arc teches of that crucial victory governor john sununu. how much pressure was on that candidate coming out of iowa to new hampshire? >> always the normal pressure of having to put those two pieces of the primary process together back-to-back. but we were very confident. the vice president at that point had been in the state a lot over the previous year. we estimated we had him shake 50,000 hands and take 5,000 polaroid pictures of him with supporters. he had worked hard here. we had done a couple of important things with wmur. we had worked hard to get our ads on the friday, saturday and sunday before the tuesday election. part of it. and he had come down for a long interview over the holidays times. we had tried to leverage what had been a print me kivende a focus and campaign to one that began to include at that point the significance of -- of our local tel

trump is targeting another new hampshire institution, john sununu. >> there is a guy named john sununurote a guy. i don't know this guy. he was fired by bush. he was fired, right? yeah. he was fired like a dog. he was fired viciously and he's such a dumb guy he doesn't even know he was fired. >> we were curious to see what john h. sununu would think about what trump is saying. >> i'm trying to make sure the voters up here do what they normally do, usually do, get selective about the casting their vote. i hope that they begin to see that trump is really, has no substance. that he's all mouth. that his outburst today just shows another reason why he shouldn't be commander in chief, in addition to the fact we saw that he doesn't know anything about national security issues when you saw him dumbfounded when they raised the nuclear triad issue in the last debate. i think the voters here will begin to realize, i hope they'll realize he is not a conservative. he is a political chameleon. >> our full discussion with governor sununu will be on bloomberg politics in a little bit. is he taking an

my name is john sununu. for six years i pleasure representing exeter in and the state of new hampshire in the united states senate. my pleasure to introduce governor john kasich to welcome you all to our town hall meetings. i invite you to stand and pledge for the allegiance. i pledge 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. i should also begin by both embarrassing and welcoming my wife and daughter to the town hall meeting. i do that because if i don't my mother will find out about it and she won't, she won't talk to me. i first got to know john kasich in 1996 when i was elected to congress representing exeter in the first district of new hampshire. i was assign sod to the budget committee. he was the chairman. when i first met him this is was kind of leader i want to emulate. he was tough and conservative and absolutely determined to balance the budget. he was unconventional, no question about

how about a round of applause for john sununu and his service.[applause] and, of course, we have the great gordon humphrey here, a blast from the past. where's gordon? stick your head in here. [applause] i want to really --seriously, i want to thank you for coming, and i'm going to try to be short here and take some questions and i'll try to answer those short, and if both of those things happen, there will be miracles occurring here in this place. i just want to tell you a little bit about myself because john did a beautiful job talking about the need to look at problems and fix them, without regard to get people upset. you can't operate that way. so why do i do things that way? and i want you to understand. my father was a mailman. he carried mail on his back, and his father was a coal miner, and my grandfather died of black lung, and he was losing his eyesight as he got older. tough family. most of them never graduated from high school. one of my uncles fought at iwojima. and it's a remarkable story of america. my mother, her mother lived with

i remember back in roughly 2006 when mike was a legislative director for senator john sununu he drafted a bill to push the fcc to complete the so-called tb white space proceeding to get the vacant tv channels open for unlicensed sharing, an issue commissioner rosenworcel has picked up on this past year to get some certainty and closure on that important issue. commissioner o'rielly went on to work for the republican policy committee as deputy chief of staff and policy director for senator jon kyl and is a policy adviser to the senate republican whip, senator john cornyn, which he did until he began at the fcc. so, commissioner? >> so thank you for your warm introduction. i'll lower this a little bit. reflect the difference in might of my colleague. [ laughter ] let me start by thanking michael and new america for organizing and hosting this event. i'm pleased to join my friend and colleague commissioner rosenworcel to talk about our joint efforts to advance additional uses of what's commonly referred to as the 5.9 gigahertz band. i'd like to comment briefly on new america's latest repor

back in early debates over television white space then led by senator john sununu and a couple of the colleagues pushed the issue forward. after much consternation, common sense and science eventually won out over hyperbole, and unsubstantiated claims. that's not to say that the television white space has been a complete success. but with a little luck and thoughtful planning to economics may be able to catch up to its technological capabilities. consider the importance of unlicensed, and in particular wi-fi, from a macro perspective and pass commissioner rosenworcel has highlighted some critical statistics to emphasize just how significant wi-fi already is to the american economy in our collective internet experience. but there's a flipside to that. the unanticipated innovation that occurs with each new unlicensed band made available for use. i refer to this as the magic of the beauty of unlicensed spectrum. no one can predict the astonishing outcome that will occur once america's creative geniuses are set free to experiment and innovate. it's like putting paint supplies in front of

but let me get to the bottom and john sununu said it well and i'm not sure you heard him on this. probably did but let me reemphasize it. it's all about character. do you think you can legislate morality? timberland today, you know, got a great jacket, by the way. [laughter] timberland today, and i said, you have an ntitheft policy here at timberland. but your policy isn't going to stop people really from stealing. going to steal because they have ethics. and the problem with congress is in, they want to stay. and so they're afraid to take a angry so they you get thrown out, and there's a term when you're a congressman. what it is? is there life after congress? because when you get to be in congress, you're a big shot. am i right, kitty? events. to go to all the you're the front seat, you get to meet the president. i mean, seriously, that's the works, and people like that. anybody would. remember is ave to when we get elected to public a ice, we are not there for lifetime job and you have to take risks and you have to remember why you're there, because if you serve for years and y

john sununu goes "on the record." good evening, sir, how are you? >> good evening. how are you?re you ready for snow? >> it's going to be bad. it's going to be a whopper. we are really being threatened down here. all right, new hampshire, big poll he shows donald trump with a demanding lead. do you trust polls? >> well, i have never trusted them up here. you remember last time, a couple of days ahead -- hillary was ahead of obama in 2008 -- i mean obama was ahead of hillary in 2008 and she ended up winning up here. there is lots of surprises. bob dole was ahead of george herbert walker bush and we pulled that out by 10 points. you have got to go in the last week. it's starting to be the see me, touch me, feel me component of the campaign. we have got, i think, six republicans in the state today. governor bush, governor christie. governor kasich. we have senator rubio. senator cruz, and senator santorum. and on the democratic side, bernie sanders is here today and hillary is coming tomorrow. so it's heating up.p >> county polls be so wrong though when the polls have is such a com

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i remember back in roughly 2006 when mike was a legislative director for senator john sununu he drafted a bill to push the fcc to complete the so-called tb white space proceeding to get the vacant tv channels open for unlicensed sharing and issue commissioner rosen aworcel has picked up on. commissioner o'riley went on to work for the republican policy committee as deputy chief of staff and policy director for senator jon kyl and is a policy advisor to the senate remember whip senator john cornyn which he did until he began at the fcc. so commissioner? >> so thank you for your warm introduction. i'll low they are a little bit to reflect the difference in height of my colleague. [ laughter ] let me start by thanking michael and new america for organizing and hosting this event. i'm pleased to join my friend and colleague commissioner rosenworcel to talk about efforts to advance additional uses of what's referred to as the 5.9 gilg hertz band. i'd like to comment briefly on new america's latest report and some related activity that took place at the world radio communication conference, o

back then, early debates over television white spaces then led by senator john sununu and on couple other colleagues pushed the issue forward. after much consternation, common sense and science eventually won out over hyperbole and unsubstantiated claims. that's not to say it's been a complete success, but with a little luck and thoughtful planning, the economics might be able to catch up to its technological capabilities. consider the importance of unlicensed and in particular wi-fi, from a macro perspective. in the past we've highlighted some critical statistics to emphasize just how significant wi-fi already is to the american economy in our collective internet experience. but there's the flip side to that same coin. the unanticipated innovation that occurs with each new unlicensed band made available for use. i refer to this as the magic or the beauty of unlicensed spectrum, no one can predict the astonishing outcomes that will occur once america's greatest geniuses are set free to experiment and innovate. it's like putting paint supplies in front of michelangelo, providing a quill pe

the other side is john sununu and cal thomas. unlike the benghazi committee, i am going to be relentless in keeping you to your timeliness of we can get out of here and watch most of the world. governor douglas, you are first up. these take the podium and began when you are ready with her opening five minutes statement. -- you are opening five minute statement. governor douglas: thank you so much for being here. we are glad you are. we are delighted to have you. i wanted to say a word as a trustee of the coolidge foundation, thank you for each of you for joining us for the institute for politics. and the director, who is about the busiest guy the country. this is a great partnership, bringing coolidge to a wider all it got -- audience around. the country. we appreciate chance to be here calvin coolidge exempted lives -- and simplifies the temperament, experience, skills and decency that is needed in the presidency today. he was born in a small hamlet in vermont, on july 4 in 1872, and embodied the values of small-town america. ha

. >> when i you flew to new hampshire today to cover senator sanders, i ran into john sununu the formouse chief of staff you knew him well, former governor of new hampshire. the subtle but the pushing up he is a bush fan if trump were to get the g.o.p. nomination and either a wounded hillary or bernie sanders gets the democratic nomination he is hearing that former new york cityf mayor michael bloomberg has been spending money to run polls to test the waters and that you might see bloomberg jump in and have a three way race with him as the independent candidate. look, you are right that maybe bernie sanders can't go the distance, i think we may be facing a lot more shakeups down the road than we already know about. >> i would like to see a whole bunch of unexpected things happen. i think the democracy needs that bloomberg has more money than trump, he can run his own campaign. doesn't need people giving him money. he is a smart guy. he did pretty good job here in new york city. but outside of new york, is not well known. so, i'm notz1z saying that he shouldn't do it, but i wouldn't sa

. >> there's a guy named john h. sununu who wrote an article in this phony paper and it was so bad i don't even know the guy. he was fired by bush, he was fired, right, yeah, and he was fired viciously. and he's such a dumb guy that he doesn't know he was fired. reporter: never one to shy away from a political brawl, governor sununu responded. in doing that is another reason why he shouldn't be commander in chief. even on his business policies, the guy has shown that he's really not that smart. four bankruptcy, four times his lenders have said, donald, you're fired, they fired him like a beggar. reporter: at a surprise stop at the red arrow diner, trump kept jabbing at the former white house chief of staff in an interview with news 9. >> he's not a guy i have a lot respect for, i've watched him make a fool out of himself for so long ask he got fired by the bush administration and he wrote something nasty about me so i figured i'd respond. reporter: sununu fired back that the republican frontrunner's entire campaign is based

governor john sununu's going to help us win there, that's what happened.is way to the nomination. so being cool under pressure is an important attribute for a president but also a candidate. [laughter] jenna: and really for anyone. it's a really interesting example, and we'll be watching to see who is handling the stress well. >> exactly. jenna: jerry, great to see you. thank you so much. >> sure. jon: just how much would someone pay for a car pope francis used? we will soon know as one of the pope mobiles that the pope used on his trip to the united states goes up for auction. hi i'm heather cox on location with the famous, big idaho potato truck. our truck? it's touring across america telling people about idaho potatoes. farmer: let's go boy. again this year the big idaho potato truck is traveling the country spreading the word about heart healthy idaho potatoes and making donations to local charities. excuse me miss, have you seen our truck? you just missed it. ahhh! aw man are you kiddin' me? ♪ ♪ jon: let's check out what's ahead on "outnumbered" at th

john sununu, governor of new hampshire. appreciate your time. >> secret rendezvous with el chapo.etting interview with fugitive drug lord who nobody else could find. how the interview could play a role in the capture. plus is sean penn in trouble for this. bill: world remembering a david bowie, rockledge end icon. amazing career as tribute continue to pour in. ♪ bill: mexico apparently taking steps to send drug lord el chapo guzman to the united states. recaptured after a month long manhunt. secret meeting with the actor sean penn helped track down the fugitive kingpin. penn secretly meeting with him for a story published over the weekend in "rolling stone" magazine. senator marco rubio reacting on the presidential trail this way. >> he interviewed el chapo and guessed they used interview he had the mexicans did, that is fantastic. i hope they extradite el chapo to the united states. if one of these american actors benefited from greatness of this country, made money from our free enterprise system want to fawn all over a criminal and drug trafficker in their interviews they have

. >>> and jeb's father, former governor of new hampshire, john sununu. >>> did you see the debate?z trading blows about birther. but it went way beyond that as well. what about jeb bush. what about chris christie. what distinguished themselves last night and who wound up being relegated to a secondary position. for perspective, former dheef of staff john sununu. >> good morning chris. >> what did you think watching the debate last night? everybody is casting it as a two man battle now. cruz versus trump. maybe rubio collimes up. how do you see it? >> well there was a lot of energy last night. and i think it was because the candidates are beginning to understand that at least for a while longer, if not even longer than while, the republican voters are saying show me your anger. and that anger is supposed to and is in fact trumping -- using that verb, trumping either philosophy or position. so i think that brought out the energy last night. i think the only thing that was really new though was neil cavuto getting out of trump that he might impose a 45% tariff on chinese goods and the

martha: governor john sununu is with us. the president said this it strength, it was resolve, and he's quite proud of the deal that he was able to pull off over the weekend. you hear a very different tone from marco rubio. what do you think? >> this is just. >> the failure on the part of the obama administration. he's arrogantly. he continues to arrogantly ignore the historic policies of his predecessors on when to negotiate and when not to negotiate. an doesn't know when to do the right thing and when not to do it. this is a perfect example of president obama once again putting the united states * weakest foot forward. and what he has been doing historically. created a situation where iran felt comfortable capturing for a little while those american sailors we saw on television. martha: it appears we don't have much learning. we heard from john kerry saying they wanted more prisoners released. they wanted a lot more money as part of this deal so we think we did well on the money front. and you look into the numbers of this

john sununu was fired by bush. fired, right? he was fired like a dog.umb guy doesn't even know he was fired. >> joe, wow. and he continues. >> yeah. rule number one in donald trump's campaign, go into new hampshire and attack the sununus. it's pretty remarkable like i said to frank bruni the very thing that would defeat a candidate in the past only seems to make donald trump stronger. chris, you bring up a great point something we've been noticing and people have been whispering around the set in the middle donald trump interviews when we think we cornered him on an issue he gets better and better. you look at candidate like hillary clinton who have been dhoing 30 or 40 years who seem to be getting worse at times. trump has only been doing this months now. i'm struck about what rudy giuliani told us two months ago. i said what's the one thing donald trump we need to know. you have worked with him in new york city for a very long time for him and against him. he said he's one of the fastest learners i ever met in my life. we're seeing that in front of ou

this morning to join senator sununu and peter thompson and so many other public officials and private citizens around the state in extending my endorsement to governor john ohio and his campaign for the office of president. governor kasich: this is a big deal to have gordon humphrey and, of course, peter thompson. i would like to call on the president of the united states and the leadership in the congress of the united states to create sanctuaries, safe havens in syria. perhaps along the jordanian border. perhaps along the border with turkey, where we would create no-fly zones. >> do you think they see you as a major threat now? governor kasich: what's interesting to me is they are kind of bragging about being in my library. i have a library in westerville. it's really cool. they set up my old congressional office and they have material from me being governor and all that. i love when people visit that library. i just never expected the bush people to be directed to that library, but they say they are having a lovely time. mark: what is the argument against the no-fly zone? governor kasich: it would be provocative. would not want to make the russians ma

sununu, we'll bring you his response at 6:00. josh: on wednesday chris christie will hold a town hall in goffstown. jeb bush, carly fiorina and john kasich are also scheduled to visit the granite state later this week. you can get all the latest jean: right now police are only looking for one of the women wanted in connection to an attempted robbery in manchester. 21-year-old julie lambert turned herself in yesterday and she appeared in court this morning. detectives are still trying to find 26-year-old amanda gurley, she's wanted for conspiracy to commit robbery. the incident happened on porter street last week, the 65-year-old vot 23-year-old michael bontaites. josh: police say the victim of thursday night's crash is 26-year-old cat -- cat arena simmons. she died from her injuries the next day. jean: let's see how things are looking tonight. we'll start with live pictures of 293 near exit 5. with a live look at the road home. >> we're off to a pretty good start. no problems on 93, a good raid all the way up to manchester. 293 is busy but going well. one accident, route 3 southbound at hooksett, route 3 and post road, a void that