voters in new hampshire, there is a live shot right now. w fox polls by the way of trouble, slippage for the donned. expected to take questions at any moment. as soon as that happens, we'll take comments to you live. campaign national spokesperson katrina pierson. how the candidate expects to turn it around before the rnc convention. >>> impromptu meeting between former president bill clinton and the attorney general on the

and that's all they have in new hampshire. [ laughter and applause ] following his victory in new hampshirernie sanders has become the first jewish candidate in u.s. history to win a primary. afterwards, bernie held a press conference where he answered questions with a question. [ laughter ] he might not like it, but there's a lot of jewish people at home right now losing it. [ laughter ] according to google, ben carson was the least searched for republican candidate during yesterday's new hampshire's primary, mostly because he's standing right where we left him. [ laughter and applause ] he's there. you don't have to search for him. he's still there. before officially dropping out of the race, chris christie told reporters he wanted to go home to take a deep breath after his 6ht place finish in new hampshire. i guess he momentarily forgot that home is new jersey. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] take a breath in new hampshire, then go home. australian wildlife officials, this week, discovered a rare albino turtle making its way out of its mother's nest. it's being called "jeb." [ laugh

folks trying to exit off the beltway on to new hampshire avenue. traffic is able to get through from the new hampshire avenue side, but as john gonzalez mentioned earlier, randolph road remains shut down and we are still diverting traffic through that stretch. in the meantime, crash on the dulles toll road blocking the lane on the center parkway. for folks knew the will cap area, crash cleanup -- near the wolf cap area, crash cleanup for you as well. and here is a quick look at your trip to the beach. 50 eastbound stacking up at sandy point road. jummy: all right, thank you. in, take a look at this video. a car bursting into flames in northwest washington. this happened at the 1100 block of this morning. one person had serious injuries on their arm but is expected to be ok. d.c. fire officials say the victim was able to get out of the car before the fire got too bad. wow. well, i nasty night of weather across the region. today a national weather service should confirm if this tornado did in fact touchdown near martinsburg, west virginia. there were

something that does resonate in a place like new hampshire. certainly in ohio as well. what do you make of this new message from donald trump? yesterday you had president obama touting the virtues of ttp and donald trump says he will rip it up if he is elected. >> this something that definitely has an appeal in pennsylvania and ohio which i think are the two swing states where he has the best chance to do well in. you have this blue collar reagan democrat appeal where they are skeptical of the trade deals. they feel this ripped away their jobs and plants and manufacturing. he has tap need this unrest there. and i think you know, if they again have to have these building blocks in place it make this competitive, but at least to republicans they might not get wiped away there in those states. that's important because ohio and pennsylvania were probably top two competitive senate races. not just presidency. i think we will get it a point where republicans are just going to worry about keeping he is not rate majority even. if he can, you know, stop the bleeding in those stat

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but i went to new hampshire. something special about new hampshire. that was where we had our first victory, first of many. and the people were amazing. but i went to new hampshire and went in there and got to know the people and i saw what was happening and i spent a tiny fraction of what the favored candidate was spending. i won't say who the favored candidate was but just a little bit and i won new hampshire in a landslide and other states in a landslide and i spent, and by the way, i spent my own money. i was spending my money. i didn't raise money. i spent my money. i didn't have people giving me millions and millions of dollars from wall street but you know what? i won new hampshire in a landslide and i said to myself, nobody covers it. they said, well, trump did it on the cheap. i didn't. we're intelligent people. wouldn't it be great if we had somebody like that running our country? wouldn't that be great? wouldn't that be great? so now they're saying she has built a massive team. she has almost 900 people. she's spending money. and trump has

>> so that was the shot by an nbc camera at this event in new hampshire. the two guys who interrupted trump and shouted at him this is boring they later posted their own version on youtube staying in character but shooting things from their perspective. >> this is so boring. seriously, shouldn't it be more fun. this is boring. we're bored. this is boring. >> so very important. donald, you're boring. right. say funnier stuff. say a joke. you should a joke. >> please. >> you should say some sort of a joke. >> boring. >> boring. >> boring. >> we were hoping to be entertained a little bit but this is just boring. >> that was these guys trolling donald trump in new hampshire getting under donald trump's skin by doing so i think they would get under anybody's skin by doing that. they were not arrested or beaten up or anything, they were thrown out of the event. they seem to be thrown out of everything. probably their best anti-trump effort was not an active interruption like that it was their trump arm bands prank. it fooled a lot of people. >> we're here in wes

they are strong in new hampshire. that is why i think you will see the republican party working this biforicated agenda trying to make sure people come out to vote and come out to vote for the down ballot. and there probably will be a component somewhere at least in some states where folks are urging the folks that might be coming out to vote on the libertarian ticket to make sure they vote the republican down ballot. it's a complicated race and old rules are probably not going to apply. you and i will probably be talking about this half a dozen times between now and then. i'm sure we will be shabing our heads and saying this is different than anything we have ever seen. >> we have certainly done that a lot. let me ask you before we finish here about this trump university issue that is bubbling up a bit. you have play book for sales people talking about getting customers to use their retirement funds, talking testimony from some former employees who are basically saying that the thing was a little shady to them. you h

this one in manchester, new hampshire. and don't be surprised if he brings up the attack in istanbul, turkey. overnight, turkish police arresting 13 people in isis-related raids, as the death toll is still climbing. and this afternoon, brand-new video of coalition air strikes destroying around 200 vehicles, believed to be carrying isis fighters. a spokesman for iraq's joint operation command tells nbc news that all the militants traveling in the convoy were killed. and in the fight against isis, donald trump this week, once again, calling for the reinstitution of waterboarding and after senator john mccain, a former vietnam p.o.w., of course, went after him on that, this afternoon on our air, another knowledgeable voice had a thing or two to add. here's malcolm nance, a former intelligence officer for u.s. special operations, speaking to andrea mitchell about torture. >> it is just sadism that is satisfied that people who think it works. this is not an american value. we are not just having a debate about torture and about

clinton could not make it but donald trump joins us now from manchester, new hampshire. why do you think president obama is not fighting isis as aggressively as, perhaps, he could? >> i think nobody knows, bill. i have absolutely no idea. all i know is that he should be. why he doesn't fight it and why he doesn't fight it with strength and with vigor, nobody knows. that's certainly a topic of conversation for plenty of people. but he is not too long a good job. that is for sure. >> now, if you don't know, and i don't know either, although i think that he believes that his outreach to the muslim world that the president's personal outreach deintensifies attention directed at the u.s.a. i think he believes that you said this morning on "fox & friends" or you implied there may be a sinister reason for him not engaging isis more aggressively. do you want to define that further? >> i can't define it i mean, nobody knows what's going on. nobody knows why he doesn't have more anger. why he doesn't have more competitive zeal. sea competitive person. why doesn't he have more comp

. >> thank you, new hampshire. john: a socialist won in new hampshire. how can this be? to knee socialism means less choice, less freedom, poverty, misery. the good news is some young people who lived under socialism warn others what it's like. >> with bernie sanders if you select that guy it will be tough. john: but somehow socialism is not a threat to many americans. capitalism is the dirty word. >> you don't consider yourself a capitalist? >> no, i don't. john: capitalism versus socialism, that's our show tonight. bernie sanders killed it in new hampshire, overwhelmingly democratic voters chose a man who calls himself a democratic socialist. voters want that? i guess they don't know what socialism means. bernie says it mines all kinds of good things like fairness, equality, kindness. his supporters say democratic socialism is what countries like denmark have. people there have comfortable lives. i'm starting to talk myself into this. but thinking this way is dumb. i liked what regina posted on my facebook page. she says people don't understand it means for the good of

we continue watching trump speak in manchester, new hampshire. manny gomez and mike baker along with lieutenant colonel ralph peters has leslie harp. putting forth a bit of the common sense argument here. we need to think long and hard about immigration. come up with a policy that prevents people with islamic leanings from coming in this country. taking a body heat for those comments. how do we balance the need for being tolerant with the need for safe heat? >> you bring things back in balance. i do not support either political candidate. today, donald trump said many things that make perfect sense for our national security. restoring balance. we need to get over the disease. the fatal disease of political correct this. without abusing anyone, we need to take serious action against those that mean our country ill. as trump pointed out, we have so many restrictions. within our laws as currently written. it is a slow suicide. there is much that we can do working through congress. working through the world of law to protect ourselves. we have a pres

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he will run the new hampshire party. >> reporter: you comfortable with that?h that. >> reporter: the rnc and the trump campaign was really strain strained the last few weeks, no clear concept who was in charge cross messageing when it came to paul and corey. do you think that is going to change going forward? >> i think that's certainly going to change. i don't know there's necessaryily miscommunication. when you're used to working for someone for a year and paul has been in charge for a few weeks, there is still relaying that to everyone. this is a busy place and everyone is going and all the time on. i think there could have been miscommunications throughout that process and i think that will simplify some of that. >> paul's been in charge since april 7th. if he's been in charge since april 7th, is there an expectation it can get better with the party going forward? >> i think it certainly can get better with the party going forward. we have a great relationship with ryan now. we are going forward. we are taking on the establishment from both sides. i think

lou: hillary clinton and donald trump now deadlock in the swing state of new hampshire. new franklin pierce university boston herald poll shows both with 44% of the vote. looks like new jersey will be in play during the general election as donald trump suggested. new monmouth poll showing clinton leading by four points. new jersey has backed democrats in every presidential election since 1992. if he can flip new jersey, he can flip just about any state, it would seem to me. joining us former reagan white house political director, great america pac strategist ed rollins. pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. if trump can do this in new jersey, he may have 15 states where he with play? >> look, we've already seen dead heats in pennsylvania, ohio and florida. the three most populous of the swing states and 67 combined electoral votes. if trump were able to hold romney's 202 or 212, that would put him close to or over the top. my math is a little rusty. lou: sounded like 279 to me. [laughter] >> new jersey he's really, really trying. lou:

where this is their own unity new hampshire? get everybody to come under the tent? this is when barack obama has to, he doesn't like politics, right? he loves people adoring him. but what does politics come down to? this conversation. you have to say bernie, bro, love you, feel it. great. stop. because then, the president owns it. >> what incentive does bernie have to listen to that? he's not even a democrat. >> he's going to get shellacked and going to get shelled. there is potentially -- if he gets blown out, she's going to win on pledge delegates, she's going to win outright. >> that sticks a fork in him. >> big time. that allows the president to say you had fun, do your thing. remember this. for every democrat, what is on the line? all of obama's agenda. you cannot truck the idea of replacing barack obama with donald trump. it's not a well, it was complicated. both candidates, trump and clinton made hat tips to bernie sanders. >> bernie bros. >> and goes to show you this is why we'd like this because it's fun. you can put to

i'm going up to new hampshire, we're also going toe have a massive rally tonight in new hampshire, that was set up, we have thousands and thousands of people who are going to be there. and out of respect, i'm cancelling that. i wanted to do it so badly, but you can't. i think it's too soon. >> donald trump, do you have a preview of that speech? give us an idea. are you calling for more spending for the fbi? more on counterterror? looking to bolster up special ops, do you have a sense -- can you give a preview? >> yeah, i'm calling for strength, i'm calling for intelligence, i'm calling -- and one of the things we really have to focus on is our intelligence community. because we're not getting the right intelligence. when a guy like this who's so openly out there can just, you know, walk up and do what he did, we need more intelligence. we need a stronger intelligence community. and the only way we can do that in this case, having to do with radical islamic terror, and that's the point, obama won't do that because he doesn't want to single out this group. the only way to do that is throu

voters in new hampshire, there is a live shot right now. new fox polls by the way of trouble, slippage for the donned. expected to take questions at any moment. as soon as that happens, we'll take comments to you live. campaign national spokesperson katrina pierson. how the candidate expects to turn it around before the rnc convention. >>> impromptu meeting between former president bill clinton and the attorney general on the tarmac if what the heck is going on!? details on what people say is inappropriate conversation. donald trump responding to the situation with fox news's sean hannity. we'll ask former governor mike huckabee on this. melissa: today's rally be pushing the dow towards the fifth straight monthly gain. that is the longest winning streak in two years by the way. phil flynn, price futures group is a fox news contributor. watching all action in oil and bold from the cme. lori rothman, eye on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, go to you first. what did it look like to close out today? >> one trader came by, said thi

he is chairman of the new hampshire gop or delegation of the convention and as you know he lived in newre. he wouldn't say much other than that as you are aware he has a contract with a different network. >> that is true. all right. halle jackson, covering the trump campaign. quite a fascinating town hall. in some ways very normal trump. but also very different. i'm joined by super lawyer and nbc political analyst ben ginsburg p. i keep adding superlatives to your name. and the superb cnbc contributor larry per low. larry let me start with you. infighting this week wasn't -- there was the usual personal stuff that goes back and forth inside between trump and the republican party. but this week it was about policy. and a massive policy difference on trade. you're trying very hard to rally folks around trump. how do you do it on the issue of trade? you are mr. free trade. you are in 2008, critical of those questioning nafta, for instance. where are you on this? >> i am a free trader. okay? and i think not that i might have changes in it but wouldn't ado away with it. on the other hand i j

i wasn't supposed to win new hampshire. jeb bush was supposed to win new hampshire. but he was -- you know, sort of his territory. he was supposed to win. i got to know the people, campaigned and made speeches. i sat down with people of new hampshire and i said what's the problem up here? they got some problems. they said our problem is heroin. i said, heroin? what are you talking about? he said, our problem's heroin. now, you look at the rivers and the trees and those beautiful roads and it doesn't seem -- they have a tremendous heroin problem. you have and every has. and it comes across the border. that's why. that wall is going to get built. and that wall is going to be so powerful. it's going to be so powerful. and don't kid yourself. you know, ask israel. do walls work? they work. just ask israel. i have no choice. have no choice. folks, we have no choice. you know, when i was in the debates, did i do a good job in the debates? you know, i think so. it toto todidn't know. all of a sudden i'm standing up there, remember, there were 17 people. 17. they had what th

i'm a state representive from new hampshire. 22 years in the marine corps. what i want to clarify is that i would never in a million years put my name on the candidate who did not look me in the eye and tell me he was concerned about veterans. that's donald trump. i met him over a year ago. i get involved with many fundraisers. there are many scam artists out there. if you look at some of these groups you give them $.20 $.40 on the dollar and they take nice lavish trips. he gave 100%. the liberal media is the only ones who've been calling the foundations. i've been dealing with this stuff for years. stop using veterans as political pawns. you've got a guy outside, mccoy, do a google search on his facebook. he's out there working for clinton. they are using veterans as political pawns. donald trump is doing this for the heart. you are all focused on the way he's raising money and you're not looking at the 22 veterans are killing themselves every day. the thousands of veterans that are on wait lists. look at his plan on his website. trump talks about medical c

but i went to new hampshire and something special about new hampshire. that is where we had our first victory and the people were amazing. and i went to new hampshire and i got to know the people and saw what was happening. i spent a tiny fractions of what the favored candidate was spending. i will not say who it was. i spent a little bit and i won new hampshire in a land slide and won other states in a land slide and i was spending my money. i didn't raise money. i spent my money. i didn't people giving me millions of dollars from wall street. but i won new hampshire in a land slide. and no one covers it. we are intelligent people. trump did it on the cheap? we need someone like that running our country. she has built a massive team and got 900 people and spending money. and trump has 73 people. but you know, we are doing very well, watch the end result. watch what the end result is. and when you look at the phony poll numbers, look at poll numbers from right after this horrendous and horrible and something we have to stop fast attack. take a look over

secretary foxx, as you know, new hampshire was recently -- welcomed the news that we received the tifia loan, a $200 million tifia loan, and thank you for that, for the i-93 improvement project which will widen 19.8 miles of interstate 93 from 2 to 4 lanes between our largest city manchester and to salem, new hampshire ", which is right on the new hampshire/massachusetts border so this is really important to our state's economy and transportation in new hampshire, so thank you for that. under the fast act there was established the national surface transportation and innovative finance bureau to help streamline the application process for states and local entities applying for and obtaining federal financing or assistance for large surface transportation projects. i know you briefly mentioned in your written statement d.o.t.'s work to get the bureau up and running. but i wanted to -- could you please provide a detailed update for the committee regarding the department's work to implement the national surface transportation and innovative finance bureau, and have you been able to identify

new hampshire is a swing state.g us is james, a political reporter from the boston globe as we focus on new hampshire, one of the underground states. thank you for being with us. james: thank you. steve: as you look at the battleground, what is happening? story of twoa completely different philosophies. hillary clinton's campaign never really close their campaign office from the new hampshire primary in early february. they have about six staffers deeply involved in the process from communications to the field to the digital components. meanwhile, i stopped by yesterday to see the donald trump headquarters and there is literally a a padlock on it. they have taped over the door so you can look in. there is still a trump bumper sticker there. building.gn over the but no campaign whatsoever. i talked to some people who worked in the building who said a volunteer comes in from time to time, very sporadic. the overall republican party in new hampshire is focused on the u.s. senate race right now. the party chairman has b

iowa, virginia, new hampshire, really close. romney outspending obama in north carolina, you had obama outspending romney in ohio and florida. interesting, swing state numbers from the 2012 general election. now these are the comparable numbers from this year's general election. and this is actually a comparable graph. this is republican spending and democratic spending in these same states. ohio, florida, nevada, colorado, virginia, north carolina, ohio, new hampshire. and as in 2012, these blue bars represent democratic spending this year, spending by or on behalf of hillary clinton in the swing states, and the reason you don't see any red bars on the 2016 part of the graph is because donald trump has spent nothing so far on ads in the swing states. so that's kind of stunning, right? it's already june in an election year. we're heading into the conventions in just a couple of weeks. donald trump has a total of 30 people working for his campaign nationwide. he's just fired his campaign manager so maybe that means we're down to

his home in new hampshire.e know there's another man using adkins' new hampshire address, a former navy s.e.a.l., paul holtzer. both are involved in a medical nonprofit startup, paid $3,000 by the trump campaign for field skulling on the same day, according to that filing. paul holtzer we were unable to reach told "fortune" part of the agreement is you sign a nondisclosure agreement so i won't discuss any specific work done for any specific client, stressing there's nothing untoward about the work confor the trump campaign. at this point it remains unclear. people in trump world seem to agree. senior adviser barry bennett telling "all in" when asked when services draper sterling provided for the campaign, "no idea." hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're

my own state in new hampshire. you can see people gathering outside veered challenging. e kind of been all over the place. the latest fox news poll has him six points behind hillary clinton. could this message is now delivering over and over again on trade really give him the boost that he needs? we are talking about it with our political all-star team next. ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of in

new hampshire to georgia, nothing around the wilson bridge., this is new hampshire avenue, university boulevard. not sure of the severity of the crash. back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> commuters are finding other ways to get to work during metro's safetrack. ridership dropped yesterday where phase two is under way. other riders are using other lines to get around. the second surge runs until july 3rd. not everybody can stay away from metro. for commuters a week of navigating two. erika gonzalez is live with how commuters are getting by with the closures. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here at the greenbelt station, a free shuttle bus going every six minutes from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. making a loop from greenbelt to new carrollton. folks we talked to are pleased with it. remember, this is now phase two and phase two looks nothing like phase one. now you have metro rail that is completely shut down for several days. the blue, orange and silver lines. hardest hit is prince george's county completely shut off. the shuttle bus bring

we go to new hampshire. oh, he's not going to win enhancer. i won new hampshire ind a landslide. i win in a landslide. do you think maybe he doesn't like me? one or two more questions. yeah, go ahead. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: ok. >> [indiscernible] stop beating up on republicans. he goes on to say -- 30% of the vote. [indiscernible] mr. trump: that's wrong. i didn't get 30% of the vote. my last one was 78%. i didn't get 30%. >> how can you unite the party when you're criticizing people? mr. trump: here's the way i look at it. when i have something was not my side -- by the way, i have gotten a lot of applause from the press. in terms of the achievement because the republican party is really well unified. people that you would've never thought possible are now saying i support donald trump. remember that. we'll talk about that too much. how fast the republican party's healing. it is a healing process. that was a rough campaign. i don't know fred malek. i can say this. the real story is how fast we are getting together. if i have a republican who is not on my side, why should

his home in new hampshire.an using adkins' new hampshire address, a former navy s.e.a.l., paul holtzer. both are involved in a medical nonprofit startup, paid $3,000 by the trump campaign for field skulling on the same day, according to that filing. paul holtzer we were unable to reach told "fortune" part of the agreement is you sign a nondisclosure agreement so i won't discuss any specific work done for any specific client, stressing there's nothing untoward about the work confor the trump campaign. at this point it remains unclear. people in trump world seem to agree. senior adviser barry bennett telling "all in" when asked when services draper sterling provided for the campaign, "no idea." automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an i

the senator from new hampshire and i and everybody on a bipartisan basis. and with fervent pleas from people like general david petraeus, general stanley mcchrystal, ambassador ryan crocker -- i will read later on all of these individuals' letters that are almost wrenching because the words, i believe, of general mcchrystal is not just a regular obligation, it's a moral obligation. are we going to not allow these people to come to the united states that literally laid their lives on the line for us and saved american lives in the view of our military leadership who have testified to that? general petraeus wrote a very compelling letter. all the most respected military and diplomatic leaders have asked for this, and it's being held up for extraneous reasons. so i'm -- i would alert my colleagues that the senator from rhode island and i are going to ask unanimous consent to move to that amendment because 99 -- because there is 99 votes in favor of it. we can't do this. we can't do this to people that are our allies. what message does it send to anybody who wa

when i became an attorney in new hampshire 30 years ago we did not have very many women in the new hampshire bar. we knew each other very, very well i had a colleague in the new hampshire bar named vicki. vicki became a judge. they were incredibly proud of her. she was in a small town. this to my colleagues on the mets in border. this is about as far as you can get from that. a little town called full brooke. we are on the border of canada. it has 2000 people. vicki was a great judge. cared about her people. our office looked out on the town square. a big glass window, so that everyone could see her and she can see everybody. the thing about a small-town is that sometimes people get upset. .here was a man about apset with vicki topic that causes a lot of people to the upset in new hampshire, property taxes. vicki had gotten involved in a case that involved him about the payment of property taxes. -- and i will read from "the new york times." this is august 20, 1997. "witnesses said the man began the violence this afternoon at a supermarket an account of about 2000 people on the vermont borde

. >>> donald trump set to speak any moment in manchester, new hampshire. it's streaming live on foxnews.com but in the meantime, trump is slipping in the latest fox news polls. now trails clinton by six point. he was up by three last month. that is a nine-point swing. the fox team coverage. jennifer griffin covering the clinton campaign, blake berman on how donald trump's new strategy is working. first, peter doocy is live in manchester. trump has been talking about trade. is that the topic today? >> reporter: it is and he told me yesterday he thinks the number one reason that he continues to draw such big and such excited crowds is because he has such a strong stance against international trade deals that he believes closed a lot of factories, like this one, former light bulb factory that shut done two years ago and caused 200 people in new hampshire their jobs where he is set to speak in a few minutes. >> want to put our people to work. we have to put our people to work. the trade deals are ripping our jobs apart. ripping our country apart. i've got it. u

trump can never make it because that's not the way you deal with new hampshire. you have to go into people's living rooms, have dinner, have tea, have a good time. i think if they ever saw me in their living room, they'd lose total respect. i've got trump in my living room. this is weird. and we would pack the arein as. we'd pack the places and everybody said you can't win because you can't win in new hampshire that way. and i won by a landslide and spent very little money. then they said he can't spent money on commercials. same thing i'm hearing now. i haven't spent, i don't think, $1 on a commercial. so the quinnipiac poll just came out. we're essentially tied. crooked hillary -- crooked hillary has spent on commercials, some people say more than $100 million. i've also heard $68 million on negative commercials. really negative commercials. now in the old days if somebody -- oh, the other thing. she has 900 people. i have 73. no, i actually have more, i must tell you. she's got 900. i have 73. she spent $100 million or something. i have friends calling me from

. >>> donald trump continued his northeast tour today with a stop in new hampshire.he state that gave him his first primary victory. he continues to rail against the president's trade policies, but as peter doocy reports, democrats are hitting right back. >> reporter: today, donald trump stood in the loading dock of a lightbulb plant that shut down two years ago. he promised as president scenes like this will be distant memories. >> regional job losses have been fantastically poor and bad. new hampshire lost 31% of its manufacturing jobs since nafta. >> reporter: so trump is talking more and more about the economy, and the economy is something more and more voters are worried about, with 84% in the new poll saying they are extremely or very concerned about it. 6% higher than last year. trump tells fox news he thinks the number one reason he continues to drop big crowds is because of his position against international trade deals. >> i want to put our people to work, peter. the trade deals are ripping our jobs apart, they're ripping our country apart. i've got it, i u

you get somebody that is in a difficult situation like the senator from new hampshire, junior senator from new she is going to try to justify what she is doing. you can't explain what she is doing. the people of new hampshire are going to recognize that. whatn you tell us about you think the collins amendment is really going to do? do you see a serious effort to legislate, and do you think the democrats can vote for it? sen. reid: i think susan collins is a serious legislature. but you know what is interesting -- i don't know any of my colleagues have seen this. i have not seen it. it's been kind of secretive. i would hope we can see that soon. i'm told --rybody, i left the floor a couple of , mcconnell is filing another piece of legislation on some completely different thing. nothing doing with collins, something else. keep in mind what we have to do around here. let's look at the big picture. let's look at the forest. he has found closure on something tonight, i'm sure they will divert our attention away from the votes. we are going to be will to get to that on wednesday. the claima

bill: donald trump speaks at 2:30 in new hampshire.essage today. james woolsey, thank you. former cia director there in washington d.c. thank you, sir, very much, for coming back here today. back in a moment in ord to, but now here's herrold in new york -- heather in new york. heather: renewing questions on where we are with isis in the global fight. general jack keane joins us on that next. >> just devastating. when you hear helicopters and you see the fire sticks in the street and you see the dogs and you're just like, this can't be real. it's like the movies. with booking.com's range of properties, rebel and key can wing it all the way to jordan and chelsea's wedding. rumble! road trip. there she is. uh oh, oh, oh, oh, what? so here is our road trip itinerary. what's this? a bunch of different places... nah, bro. we gotta go off-script. rip to shreds every motel, cabin and teepee, between here and the wedding. now get out of my seat. alright. (screams) road trip! whahhhh hahaha... road trip! bill: so here we get word now james comey

federal election commission, 35,000 payments in advertising were sent to a very strange address in new hampshireexplain further is fox news anchor martha maccallum. so? >> went to a company called draper sterling. if anyone anybody is a fan of mad men you know they were the proprietors of that ad agency. the guys behind this web advertising company crepe draper sterling work out of one of their houses in london derry, new hampshire. >> that's fictional. >> the company is fictional so. >> there really is an advertising agency called draper, what. >> draper sterling. >> the same one on mad men? >> it's a slightly different iteration. >> it's separate. >> i spoke with paul holeser part of this advertising group. picked the name because they thought it was funny. is he a navy seal and works with a biotech company. they are doing skin graft work. sideline line for them. london derry new hampshire is very close to where cory lunsd lives. everybody immediately looked at this is suburban home in this video and said what? where is this money going? why is it going to a suburban home in new hampshire? eve

obama won new hampshire. i think trump is strong there. pennsylvania, i can see the white working class vote e him doing well. i would see on the other hand if you look at a state like north carolina is one where i would say you have a big minority population and a big college educated population. you could see him losing that mitt romney won. also, there's a part of the midwest where it's really significant to watch is obama's going to wisconsin with hillary for the first stop. that's not an accident. you have these three states in the mitt west. wisconsin, iowa, michigan. those are three states where the white vote is pretty large but obama and democrats tend to do well. obama's numbers were really strong. if trump can't win those states, that again narrows his path. george bush won wisconsin, for example, in 2004 frump needs to broaden out his base. i'm not sure where he goes outside of ohio, florida, new hampshire and pennsylvania right now. >> i just put these as you talked about them. this is a big if. if donald trump were to flip th