on an epidemic of an illegal drug smug geld ingled into the won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug-infested den. another contentious call the next day with australia's prime minister. the two leaders clashing over an agreement that the u.s. admit refugees now detained in australia. this is going to kill me as i'm the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country. before ending the call, trump clearly exasperated, i have had it. this is the most unpleasant call all day. putin was a pleasant call. this is ridiculous. the white house did not confirm the ah they not advertise -- authenticity of the transcripts, but he railed against leaks. >> we're going to find the leakers. they are going to pay a big price for leaking. >> these people should be fired. they should be out of government. they are disloyal to our government, and i hope that's what's going to happen. >> peter alexander reporting for us. democratic co-chairman mark warner says congress will investigate this leak over the next several days while the australian prime minister described his

is about new hampshire. it's also remarkable for a president of the united states, right, one of those states is new hampshire, talking to a foreign leader and speaking so derisively about one of those states. but again, again, the purpose there is to reflect on trump. it's to, again, find a way to reference his political success even if it is at new hampshire's expense. >> greg miller, i know you guys must have been up all night working on it. we appreciate you being on and for your reporting. let's go to the white house to see if they are responding. any comment there? >> reporter: no comment from the white house. i imagine if there's a briefing, they will be asked. we have heard from a spokesman saying, look, we can't confirm or deny the authenticity of allegedly leaked classified documents. you can bet if the white house believes they are accurate documents, which there's no reason to believe they aren't, going to see them rail against leaks and against what they see are in the national security realm tr

up in's new hampshire, i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug-infested den. we understand the governor of new hampshire weighed in with a statement criticizing the president for making that remark. obviously the president focused heavily on is issue of opioid abuse, and, but he obviously did not put it in very diplomatic terns in talking about that problem with the mexican president, wolf. >> what can you tell us about the president's call, the transcript now if released by the "washington post" with the australian prime minister? because that was pretty bombastic as well. >> reporter: right, wolf. remember, we talked about this at the beginning of this year when the president came into office. he had that testy phone call with prime minister turnbull of australia, and some portions of that leaked out and made news at the time, but now that we have the transcripts you do see how testy it was. we can put the first chunk up on-screen and it's interesting to see the president talk about the difference between, talking with some leaders and vladimir putin says, l

he had no business saying that about new hampshire without -- and the fact this he said that he won newre was bad enough, but then to call us a despicable den of whatever was just -- i'm speechless. >> i don't see you living here. you don't see like the day to tay. i don't know. i was born and raised in new hampshire. i don't -- i would never call it a drug-infested den. >> reporter: though many call the president's comments disrespectful and point out trump did not actually win the state of new hampshire in the 2016 general election, although he did win the primary, i want's not all universal scorn. >> enough with the pc correctness. donald trump did the right thing. he called it out for what it is. >> reporter: the numbers don't lie. new hampshire is in the throes of a public health crisis. in 2015, only one state had a higher rate of failed drug overdoses than this one. according to the centers for disease control. >> it is a serious problem. >> reporter: grant is the editorial page leader of the union leader, new hampshire's only state-wide paper. >> it's been the most serious probl

here's new hampshire senator. >> well, what he said was an outrage to say that about new hampshire, anytate in the united states of america. it's an insult to all of those people who have been dealing with this epidemic for years. >> reporter: the state's other democratic senator in a tweet called the remark disgusting, saying the proposed policied severely setback the epidemic across the nation. "the president is wrong and his remark is dis pointing." >> i think it's crazy that he would call it that. we do have an epidemic going on but new hampshire is more than a drug-infested den. >> i would say he needs to spend time getting to know the locales here, maybe sit down and talk or host a small town hall. >> to be clear the deadly opiod epidemic has hit it hard. just below kentucky put now new hampshire is demanding a presidential apology. no response from the white house. >> he may need to take a visit to new hampshire. >>> the massachusetts woman convicted of urging her boyfriend to commit suicide via text is free on appeal. 20-year-old michelle carter was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in p

up in new hampshire, i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug infested den. ling out of the granite state shows drug abuse is the most important issue facing new hampshireites. the same poll shows the state's new governor right now is enjoying a high approval rating. so what does he think is the best solution to go forward with this opioid crisis? joining me is the new hampshire governor. governor, it's wonderful to see you. thanks for being here this afternoon. we're here to obviously discuss this problem, the president declaring a national emergency when it comes to opioid use. but it was present in that conversation with the president of mexico, i won in new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug infested den. talking about your state. how did that go over? >> not well. not well. look, the president does speak in a lot of hyperbolie. what he said was wrong. new hampshire enjoys the fastest growing economy in the northeast. we have a high quality of life. we're still the best state to live, work and raise a family in spite of the crisis. we do have a drug

he had no business saying that about new hampshire without -- the fact that he said he won new hampshire despicable den of whatever was just -- i'm speechless. >> i don't see you living here. you don't see the day-to-day. i was born in raised in new hampshire. i would never call it a drug infested den. >> reporter: though many called the comments disrespectful and he didn't actually win the state of new hampshire in the 2016 general election, although he did win the primary. it's not all universal scorn. >> enough with the pc correctness. donald trump did the right thing. he called it out for what it is. >> the numbers don't lie. they are in the throws of a public health crisis n. 2015 only one state has a higher rate of drug overdoses than this one according to the centers for disease control. >> this is a serious problem. >> reporter: this is editorial editor of the union leader. >> it's been the most serious problem in new hampshire for the past four years, and people are frustrated. >> reporter: while the opioid crisis has rattled the get an state to its core, he thinks the jarring c

trump lost new hampshire to hillary clinton. new hampshire democratic senator maggie hassan. >> the words were disgusting and outrageous. >> reporter: the "post" also obtained the january 28 transcript of an even more explosive phone call of malcolm turnbull of australia, one of america's most closest allies. referring to a deal with the obama administration to take in refugees, mr. trump said, "i hate taking these people. i guarantee they are bad. they're not going to be wonderful people who go on to work for the local milk people." turnbull then told the president that "a deal is a deal," and "you are going to stick with it." soon after that, the president abruptly ended the call. we should note that in the months since those phone calls, the president has met with the leaders of australia and mexico, and the white house has described those meetings as >> announcer: this is the cbc overnight news. >>> a massachusettswoman faced as much as 20 years in prison for encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself. but when she was senten

and "i won new hampshire because it's a drug infested den."nother contentious call the next day with australia's prime minister. the two clashing over an obama era agreement that the u.s. admit refugees now detained in australia. "this is going to kill me as i'm the greatest person who does not want to let people into the country." "i've had it. this is the most unplesant call all day. putin was a pleasant call. this is ridiculous." and the press and his repeatedly railed against leaks. >> we're going to find the leakers. they're going to pay a >> these people should be fired. they should be out of government. they're disloyal to our government and i hope that's what's going to happen. >> reporter: even democrats and mark warner say investigation on the leaks is coming and this morning reaction from prime minister malcolm turnbull "it's always better when these conversations remain confidential." let's go to ron allen on the fallout from the phone calls. >> yes, new hampshire where they're not happy at all. president trump in the call with the

he had no business saying that about new hampshire without -- and the fact that he said that he won new hampshire was bad enough. but then to call us a despicable den of whatever was just -- i'm speechless. >> i don't see living here, you don't see like the day to day. i don't know, i was born and raised in new hampshire. i have -- i would never call it a drug infested den. >> reporter: though many called the president's comments disrespectful and point out trump did not actually win the state of new hampshire in the 2016 general election. although he did win the primary. it's not all universal scorn. >> enough with the pc correction here. donald trump did the right thing. he called it out for what it is. >> the numbers don't lie. new hampshire is in the throes of a public health crisis. in 2015, only one state had a higher rate of fatal drug overdoses than this one. according to the centers for disease control. >> it is a serious problem. >> reporter: grant bossy is the editor of the new leader, the only statewide paper. >> it's the most serious problem for the past four years and peop

i think this is the new normal in dealing with president trump. >> reporter: in manchester, new hampshirelee hartung, cn. >>> we have more on the breaking news happening right now, the search and rescue off the coast of australia. more in just a moment. >> we're going to get to that. do stay close. of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue; headache; nausea; and joint pain. bexsero may not protect all individuals. tell your healthcare professional if you're pregnant or if you have recei

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i'm glad that new hampshire is special. [laughter] >> one thing i want to add about new hampshire, this is a place where the districts are small. the candidates can pretty much meet all of the voters or certainly a huge chunk. it might seem like, you should really try hard to win these seats. here is something that really is crazy. in 2006, we had democratic wave, the new hampshire legislature, the democrats took control of both houses for the first time since the 1870's. all republican incumbents that lost their seats, they were not in new hampshire that not. they were on vacation. you can't take your election for granted more than going on vacation on election night. so when i say you should really try hard, some of these people win, and they don't try hard. >> one other thing i would add. more broadly they get paid $100 , a year. like you get the quality of the legislature that you pay for. and i think that's something we've seen in state legislatures and beyond that, when officials are paid not like full-time officials,

-- new hampshire is unique. with so few voters in each district and such a sort of low rate of return for your office holder in term of building career in politics and being member of the new hampshire , it is not the springboard that it might be elsewhere. it's partially about education. it's partially about the folks who step up to run year after year or also high rate of turnover in the house in new hampshire. having to find new folks to step forward and make that time commitment and making the commitment to run. even in small districts running , for office is not easy. it's not just about voter education. it is also about recruitment. having good democrats in these districts against these crazy republicans, is going to help keep crazy republicans out of office. i'm glad that new hampshire is special. >> one thing i want to add about new hampshire, this is a place where the districts are small. the candidates can meet pretty much all the voters. it might seem easy to say you should really try hard to win thes

new hampshire is a drug infested den.dsey walters did not deny the authenticity of the story, she said that the president was, quote, talking about the opioid epidemic up there which has affected a lot of lives in new hampshire. i can tell you that is an important focus of his. former deputy communications director for the trump campaign and maria cardona. brian, let me start with you. will the president apologize? the governor of new hampshire has asked that he do so. will he apologize? >> we should slow down with this information, get your comment that the administration didn't refute it. but the question was asked directly of lindsey walters, are you going to comment on it, and she said she's not going to comment on leaked information. i get the language play. but the transcripts have not been authenticated and verified. if we're going to have this hypothetical discussion whether trump sid thaid this or not, th no authentication this has taken place. >> this white house said there is no issue refuting something, they c

if i can just say something on the new hampshire issue.ble on this issue, and it's such a serious, heartbreaking issue. the opioid addiction, and epidemic in new hampshire and many of the key states, and i understand what the president was saying. he said it in the wrong way, but if nothing else, hopefully, we can focus on the serious issue with opioid addiction, and the funding of it. if nothing else comes of this. once again though, however, the president took something that was an important issue, and his point -- he had a good point, and went about saying it the wrong way. he said, one of the ways to help with this wall, is we have a opioid epidemic. >> he has ideas for what the federal government can do. >> jared kushner runs that commission inside the white house. >> unlike cruz, most people expected donald trump to be an ideal -- he said one thing to the crowds, but you and i are going to talk about something else. that shouldn't come off as that wig of a surprise. both democrats and republicans thought this was a great way to work

if i can just say something on the new hampshire issue.the campaign with cruz, we had a round table on this issue, and it's such a serious, heartbreaking issue. the opioid addiction, and epidemic in new hampshire and many of the key states, and i understand what the president was saying. he said it in the wrong way, but if nothing else, hopefully, we can really focus on the serious issue with opioid addiction and the funding of it, if nothing else comes of this. once again though, however, the president took something that was an important issue, and his point -- he had a good point, and went about saying it the wrong way. he was trying to say one of the main reasons we need this wall is to stop drugs coming into this country. we have a terrible opioid epidemic. >> he has ideas for what the federal government can do. and declaring it a national emergency. >> jared kushner runs that commission inside the white house. >> unlike cruz, most people never expected donald trump to be an ideologue. he said one thing to the crowds but you and i are

bernie sanders was polling at 3% in new hampshire. his neighboring state where they knew who he was. they were not excited about bernie sanders but he went into the campaign, what looked exactly like the young people's fervor of the jean mccarthy campaign. and 68 they called it heading clean for jean. you would shave your head, cut your hair, find a necktie and a blue blazer and go to new hampshire and knock on doors for jean mccarthy. it was that important. we saw that kind of surge come out of what would have been the jean mccarthy supported for bernie sanders. very much to my surprise bernie sanders starts climbing in the polls. i thought bernie sanders if he does really well, he will go all the way to 6% and he will be the dennis kucinich of the 2016 campaign on the democratic side and hillary can say she had been opponent, the nomination wasn't handed to her, she only won 90% of the vote but it turned out to be bernie sanders campaign was catching that mccarthy magic in new hampshire, where the jean mccarthy campaign caught its m

up in new hampshire, i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug-infested den, is coming fromouthern border. he won the new hampshire primary, not the general election. but new hampshire's elected leaders right now, democrats and republicans are really upset with the characterization of new hampshire as a zrug-infested den. >> obviously the president made these comments with the expectation that it would not become public. that said, i don't think it's smart to run down one of the 50 states, and by the way, a swing state in elections, one or the seven or eight swing states in elections. it's the way he does business. it's the way he talks. even if this call had never been released, we know this is who he is behind closed doors and frankly oftentimes in public. i don't know that we should be terribly surprised biit. there is not a private donald trump that is radically different from the public donald trump, and these calls show that. >> i will say these calls also show the public donald trump was being dishonest about what the private democrat said in a conversation at least w

trump lost new hampshire to hillary clinton.ew hampshire democratic senator maggie hassan. >> the words were disgusting and outrageous. >> reporter: the "post" also obtained a january 28 transcript of an emen more explosive phone call of malcolm turnbull of australia, one of america's most closest allies. referring to a deal with the obama administration to take in refugees, mr. trump said, "i hate taking these people. i guarantee they are bad. they're not going to be wonderful people who go on to work for the local milk people." turnbull then told the president that a deal is a deal, and you are going to stick with it. soon after this the president abruptly ended the call. we should note that in the months since those phone calls the president has met with the leaders of australia and mexico and the white house has described those meetings as "productive." anthony? >> mason: chip reid at the white house. thank you, chip. the president is promising a big announcement at a israeli this evening in west virginia. spoiler alert: the

this is exeter, new hampshire. the cause of the strange odor is being investigated. once again the emergency room in a new hampshire hospital here had to be evacuated when an unknown odor was making people sick. we'll follow this story and bring you more details when we learn them from exeter, new hampshire. >>> back here we turn to the forecast with another day of sun and clouds and the humidity is higher. and this weekend one day is better than the other. this is the ben franklin bridge at lunch time and a chance of storms today so keep an eye on the sky. melissa magee is here with the latest on the terrace. >> reporter: we are tracking thunderstorms the best chance is north and west. a cloudy and mostly dry day. 80 in philadelphia, and 78 for allentown and reading and he up in the poconos. and dover 79 and cape may and beach haven temperatures in the upper 70s. the dew point temperatures this is the big difference today. the level of moisture in the air and dew point numbers today are in the upper 60s. you'll probably notice the difference and the spike in the hum

up in new hampshire, i won new hampshire because it's a drug-infest drug-infested den coming from the southern border. based on these transcripts from "the post" to these foreign leader. >> there is quite a lot to unpack here. the transcripts reported by my colleague, greg miller, are quite revealing about how president trump deals with world leaders behind the scenes. these calls came early in his administration as he was looking at his core campaign -- >> right after the inauguration. >> indeed. and he spoke to president pena nieto of mexico both on immigration issues and thinking through these promises on the campaign trail, trying to get these world leaders who were reluctant to work with him to work with him. >> vivian, your reaction to this? >> this is the same call we reported in january or february when he said that ombres are coming across the border and wanted to send troops to the border to basically confront that. >> and, let's be clear. he had a lot of calls during this time period. we happen to be getting a glimpse at two calls in particular that he had, sort of word for

on into the u.s., i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug infested den. in new hampshire today, residents displeased. >> i think using drug-infested den is harsh. >> i would never say new hampshire's drug infested. i would say new hampshire has its share of the problems like the rest of the country. >> reporter: another contentious call the next day with australia's prime minister. the two leaders clashing over an obama era agreement that the u.s. admit detainees held in australia. kill me. because i'm the greatest person who does not want to let people into the country. before ending the call, mr. trump exasperated, i've had it. this is the most unpleasant call all day. putin was a pleasant call. this was ridiculous. >> reporter: the white house denied to confirm the authenticity of the transcripts. but the president has preetedly railed against leaks. >> we're going to find the leakers. they're going to pay a big price for leaking. >> reporter: tonight lawmakers condemning the leakers. >> these people should be fired. they should be out of government. o

when discussing drugs coming in from mexico, trump said, i won new hampshire because new hampshire isg infested den. now i'm from new hampshire, and as we discussed last week, new hampshire has been hit hard by the opioid crisis, but still, don't call it a drug infested den. it's new england, it's a drug infested inn. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this truly -- this truly is trump at his worst. he's openly talking about how he benefited politically from a very real epidemic. he took office, and immediately tried to dismantle a health care program that provides treatment for that epidemic, and the person he put in charge of handling the opioid epidemic is chris christie who was last seen in milwaukee having a mexican stand off with a cubs fan over a plate of nachos, and the nachos lost. but it gets worse, because the "washington post" also obtained a transcript of trump's tense phone call with the prime minister of australia, and immigration came up on that call as well because trump was angry about a pre-existing agreement from the obama administration to resettle about twelve-hundred and

trump lost new hampshire to hillary clinton.assan. >> the words were disgusting and outrageous. >> reporter: the "post" also obtained the january 28 transcript of an even more explosive phone call of malcolm turnbull of australia, one of america's most closest allies. referring to a deal with the obama administration to take in refugees, mr. trump said, "i hate taking these people. i guarantee they are bad. they're not going to be wonderful people who go on to work for the local milk people." turnbull then told the president that "a deal is a deal," and "you are going to stick with it." soon after that, the president abruptly ended the call. we should note that in the months since those phone calls, the president has met with the leaders of australia and mexico, and the white house has described those meetings as

i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug infested den. it is coming from the southern border. well, joining me now is new hampshire democratic senator jeanne shaheen, former governor of new hampshire who serves on the foreign recessilations comm. you've been all over twitter today as has maggie hasan. your response to the president's remarks. >> the president is wrong. and it is outrageous that he would say that about new hampshire, any other state in the united states of america. the fact is what we need from the president is what he promised when he campaigned in new hampshire, help for us to address the heroin and opioid epidemic. instead, what he tried to do is take away treatment for those with substance use disorders, taking away -- trying to take away funding for law enforcement to address this. it is time for the president to start weighing in, in a way that is helpful. >> you also were at a classified briefing yesterday, with secretary mattis and tillerson. i know you can't discuss the classified briefing. we're reporting, nbc ne

up in new hampshire, i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug infested den is coming from the southern border. have we had any response from the white house other than the standard one in which they say this is leaked information? >> no more reaction beyond that. we are expecting what's referred to as a press gag elaboard air force one from deputy press secretary lindsey walters. that will get underway shortly as soon as the president takes off. in terms of those comments about new hampshire, though, really striking, underscores the extent to which i think the president was still very focused on his election victory, even seven days after he had been sworn into officials. ic tell you there's already been some very firm push back, though, from top officials in new hampshire, built surprisingly, ali, including the republican governor of new hampshire saying the president's statements are patently false in that conversation, as well as with the two democratic senators. not a big surprise there. of course, he did win the new hampshire primary, but he didn't win in the general

iowa, new hampshire.he pulse, the political pulse for any president or any presidential candidate. i don't think i've ever seen anybody losing by 12 points to one of their rivals from a previous campaign six months in, and with a sort of low numbers that donald trump has this morning in the cnn poll, and that is 13something, i can tell you as a former member, that members of congress look at and say, hey, how long are we going to stay with this guy and when do we pull back so he doesn't take us off the cliff he's driving toward? >> yeah, and they're all both members of the house and senate. they are reflections from voters. and part of it might be based on this trajectory shown in the poll. the poll is from cnn. it shows 38% approve of the job performance. down six points from 100 days into his presidency. the poll finds that only 24% only strongly approve of the job the president is doing while nearly half, 47%, strongly disapprove, and despite the president's claims on twitter that his base is, quote, s

trump called new hampshire a "drug-infested den." as a candidate, he pledged to end the opioid epidemic. so how is he doing? julianna goldman takes a look. >> i promised the people of new hampshire that i would stop drugs from pouring into your community. >> reporter: as president trump inartfully acknowledged in his call with mexico's president, new hampshire is an epicenter of the opioid crisis. he campaigned on a series of policy prescriptions there. we sat down last week with richard baum, acting direction of the office of national drug control policy. what grade would you give this administration so far in dealing with the opioid crisis? >> i mean, i would give us an a-plus. >> reporter: his answer suggests the grade is more of an incomplete. >> we will stop the floaf illegal drugs into our country. >> so having the men and women of custom asks border protection and d.h.s. on our border working with infrastructure is progress and movement in the right direction. >> we will close the shipping loopholes that china and others are e

because new hampshire is a drug invested deny, and the republican governor of new hampshire said the president is wrong, and it's disappointing his characterization of the epidemic, and so maggi hassan said instead of insulting people in the throws of addiction, he needs to stem the tide of the crisis. and then one said president trump owes new hampshire an apology. >> what he said was an outrageous, and it's an insult to all of those people who have been dealing with this epidemic. >> and ahead of his rally in west virginia, president trump teased he had a big announcement for his rally, and before bringing west virginia's democratic governor, jim justice up to the podium for this. >> like it or not like it, but the democrats walked away from me. i will tell you, as west virginiaens, i can't help you any more being a democratic governor. so tomorrow i will be changing my registration to republican. >> as a coach, i would tell you it's time to run another play. >> this is not the first time, though, governor justice has switched party affiliation, having been registered with being a

up in new hampshire, i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug-infested den. now, as you can guess, brooke, the governor of new hampshire was not too happy when he heard this comment. he said the president was wrong and that it was a mischaracterization. >> and in addition, we were just checking some of the numbers. i think it was hillary clinton who won in new hampshire by a couple thousand votes. >> reporter: yes, it was. >> with regard to that. that fact. in addition, there was the transcript from the call with the pm in australia, malcolm turnbull. tell me about that. >> reporter: that one was an equally contentious call. it started on a good note, they were talking about mutual friends that they had, but as it wore on, we saw them begin to argue over the subject of a deal the obama administration made with australia to take in some of these refugees that are living in australian detention centers. now, trump became increasingly agitated during this call, saying, this is going to kill me. i am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people in

i'm doing great in new hampshire. lot, and we're having a lot of fun here and i've gotten to know the people. i have a lot of friends. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, for a guy who doesn't seem very athletic, he sure turns into neo when he doesn't like a question. [ light laughter ] so just to clarify, his response to the opioid crisis is, "i have friends and we have a lot of fun." [ light laughter ] that's the response a teenager would give if his parents caught him using opioids. "what's happening to you, kevin?" "i have friends and we have a lot of fun!" [ light laughter ] now, if you have to make a point to tell people you have so many friends, it's probably safe to assume you don't have that many. but actually trump does have one. >> we're fortunate to have governor chris christie with us, a friend of mine, a great friend of mine. a very, very early endorser. in fact, an immediate endorser once he got out of the race. [ light laughter ] he liked himself more than he liked me. but other than that. >> still do, sir

this was also new hampshire. so some of you, also probably remember in 1968 this was - wait, hold on. okay we have the order backwards there. so in 1968 it was a period of the mccarthy campaign. mccarthy was making noise about running in late november 1967. he - the early stage he did not contemplate that he would run for president and win. he hesitated he would run for president and raise the issue of the word vietnam and challenge the president and the democratic primary.therefore, he limited his scope and he had not decided to run in new hampshire. so gerry studds was with a colleague -- persuaded mccarthy that he actually could do quite well. studds, i found this in the gerry studds paper. had papers, he had them written down in longhand. this long before computers. every town, every vote and he noted that the state was becoming increasingly liberal and the working class people from massachusetts were migrating into new hampshire. and so mccarthy decided that he would run in the election and studds worked ver

donald trump, 40% in new hampshire, and donald trump won new hampshire -- the new hampshire primary aboute vote, and that means if he was going on one-on-one, john kasich might have won new hampshire, but he would win today. >> well, just it is early and a lot of things can change, and we have spent a lot of time underestimating donald trump in the last year and a half. unlike richard nixon, donald trump has that echo chamber and he has the alternative reality media that will support him and go to the wall. richard nixon only resigned because of two things. number one, there was the smoking gun, and number two, you had principled republicans who were willing to stand up against him. i don't think you're going to see republicans stand up against president trump until that base begins to crack. if the base begins to crack, that changes, but again, richard nixon never enjoyed kind of -- the sycophants, the supporters, the air cover, the fluffers and media that donald trump can call upon in a pinch. >> we're seeing jeff flake find his voice against donald trump, increasingly so, and with eloq

we took off january 302001 for new hampshire in 1968 romney had been in the race a couple months notoing well. we flew up to new hampshire and i remember teddy asking me about the tet offensive that just occurred and i had a brother in vietnam at the time and that of course cost a thousand american lives. they basically came home and said the war is lost. we made a tremendous campaign intends when the president was there and we went back to florida and came back and went after governor romney and he dropped out of the race. richard nixon was alone and it was followed of the night nelson rockefeller who got out of the race and began the crazy march. gene mccarthy won 42% of the vote against lbj. people don't remember he didn't even have his name on the ballot and i don't remember what brought that up but any how he e got 42 and lbj got 49 and then right after that happened we won a landslide and bobby kennedy in the senate went to the same room jack kennedy declared for president denomination around march the 17th a few days after new hampshire and then richard nixon at the end of mar