edwards: i can. , this is not reflective of new hampshire, but reflective of leaders in new hampshire who held positions. these were not conservatives. that is one of the things that is such a distortion. that somehow, blacks are automatically supposed to be aligned with democrats, democrats are fighting for minorities. the discrimination i faced in the state and what i responded to was done by democrats, question my intelligence, questioning how i got my job, things like that. i was kind of shocked because these were folks who say, we fight for minorities, and they did not. i have stood up to that. unfortunately, chris has not stood up to his own party. the democratic party brought alec baldwin to our state, someone who is used racist slurs, someone who has used anti-gay slurs, and he did not challenge his party on that. moderator: mr. pappas, 30 seconds. mr. pappas: i will stand up to anyone who has racist and anti-semitic views. beyond theis well bound the bounds of what is acceptable behavior for people today, so i will call it out. moderator: our next question. >> as soon as this

unfortunately, this is not reflective of new hampshire, it is reported of some leaders in hampshire who held positions and these were not conservatives. that is one of the things that i think is such a distortion. --t somehow, blocks automatically supposed be a line with democrats and democrats are fighting for minorities. the discrimination i face in the state, where respond to was actually done by democrats questioning my intelligence, questioning how i got my job. things like that. -- i was kind of shocked. these are the folks that say we fight for minorities. and they didn't. as stood up to that. unfortunately, chris has not stood up to his own party. again. the democratic party brought alex baldwin to our state. someone who has used racist slurs. someone who has used anti-gay slurs. and he did not do anything about that. he did not challenge his party on that. >> i will stand up to anyone who has racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, misogynistic views. i will do it for anyone who holds a public officer or who is in public life or is an actor. --is well beyond the bounds bounds of what

thank you, new hampshire. [applause] [indiscernible voices] >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we will look at the 2018 midterm election in the future of the republican party with henry all some of the ethics and public policy center. and msnbc steve kornacki discusses his new book "the red and the blue." watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 this morning. join the discussion. >> today on newsmakers, emily's list executive director emily kane oaks at the midterm elections, the impact of women running for congress, and it candidates her group will be supporting. she is interviewed by amy gardner of the washington post and the wall street journal. at 10 a.m. ands 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. then, c-span's campaign 2018 coverage continues within ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and republican congressman jim rena cci. the debate starts live this afternoon at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. with electi

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if all of us do our work, i would forward to the moment when they announce that new hampshire has a new governor, that you have taken back the state senate and statehouse. that in texas, beto o'rourke has beaten ted cruz, and we have a new senator. the democrats have taken back the house of representatives because of your work, thank you new hampshire. we appreciate it. keep up the good work. [applause] thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: more campaign 2018 debates monday as vermont senator bernie sanders faces a republican opponent. watch noon c-span. and in the house race for andy barr debates democratic challenger amy mcgrath. p.m.from lexington at 8:00 on c-span. you can watch both debates on the website or use the radio app . c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. q&a,-span's james mann talks about his biography of president george h w bush. >> don't worry about my legacy because i am still stud

and the blue states. , then if us do our work look forward for the moment when they announce the new hampshire has a new governor, you will have taken back the state senate and state house, that in texas we have beaten ted cruz avenue senator. [applause] and democrats have taken back the house of representatives because of your work. you are going to lead the way. thank you, new hampshire. i appreciate it. keep up the great work. thank you. [applause] >> mark campaign 2018 debates on monday as vermont senator bernie sanders faces his republican opponent. watch live beginning at noon. in the house race for kentucky's sixth district, incumbent government desperate publican faces democratic challenger live from lexington on monday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. you can watch both the dates on a website or use the radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. sunday on q&a, james mahon, the author of residents of john program ofversity advanced studies talked about his book on george w. bush. >> i am worried about milligan say because i am still studying theodore roosevelt or harry is not goi

thank you, new hampshire. i appreciate it. keep up the great work. thank you. [applause] >> new york times best-selling author jodi picoult is a guest on our show. other books include "small great things calm: the storyteller, she is also written as issues of the wonder woman comic book. watch live sunday, november 4 from noon until three eastern. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, today at 7 p.m. eastern, the 30th anniversary of the tenement museum. presidency, a the reflection of barbara bush. this weekend on c-span3. today, president trump was in indianapolis addressing the future farmers of america conference. tois the first president except the group's invitation to nearly 30 years. earlier this month he announced his decision to permit year-round sales of 15% ethanol fuel. in july, president trump said his administration would grant up to $12 billion in emergency aid to farmers heard by a retaliatory tariffs resulting

coming down, really thankful that more people weren't out here when this thing acme down ross new hampshire. reporting ve, chris lawrence, news 4. >> thank you. >> with tropical storm michael now out of the florida panhandle, the governor surveyee the damag by helicopter. you can see debris scattered across neighborhoods and roofs missing. >> more than 1illion people are still without power in florida's panhandle and the death toll climbed to six peoplo florida, north carolina and georgia where an gi-year-old rl died. a carport crashednto aome there killing the girl. it's now 6:36. we begin your other t stories with breaking news in the district. someone was shot ineoetown just before 11:00 last night near wisconsin avenue and water street. shortly after that a woman was found injured and looking for police at 20th and l street. those incidents ared. connec >> this is the ad the washington post is running demanding answer about a missing journalist. he was last seen going into the saudi conciliate ioctober 2nd. >> you may need to startng lea earlier if you use the memorial bridge. only thre

benjamin chapman so we could sneak him over to new hampshire. the new york times, the announcement was a single column. they had a picture of the south vietnamese head of security executing the viet cong. by putting a bullet through his head. >> very famous. but it was the, same day -- there is a single column story of nixon's announcement. we can move on from there. this is february 2, that's the next announcement in new hampshire. nixon did very well there. one of the important things to look at is the change in nixon's handling of himself in new hampshire. unlike 1960 when he and kennedy were themselves then and almost killed themselves campaigning, nick's and were due to major events a day and get headlines. they would rest him, give him time. romney,s opponent, mr. he was going to coffee clashes in december, january, spinning his wheels, getting nowhere. the polls had us 4-1 to 5-1 ahead. we were heading for a new hampshire wipeout of romney when he quit the race. dropped out february 29, i believe. that was a tremendous blow to us because w

, new hampshire. after alec baldwin was the keynote speaker. following his remarks, he spoke with members of the news media. this runs about 25 minutes. >> hampshire democrats, please welcome my very special guest, actor, activists, alec baldwin. >> ♪ you came along, and everything started to hum ♪ alec: thank you. thank you. before i get started with my prepared remarks, i want to share three things. one is at the cocktail party, i learned two things about the people of this area. one is i asked people where are you from, are you from here originally? and i would get two answers. some people would say "my great great grandfather came here from scotland." and the other half said "i'm from massachusetts." [laughter] alec: that's pretty much the state of new hampshire. as i have learned. and second i'm told the red sox are up 2-0 over the houston astros. i'm from new york, so come on. and the other thing i was told about new hampshire are that half the seats in the room are the house delegation. i think

he charters a plane to albany the clock is ticking a guy is on the ground in new hampshire there was no fox but there was cnn one of the first realtime play out it is on the tarmac will he get on the plane and ride in the presidential race? he ultimately decided not to but it was a movement that allows clinton to become president there was all sorts of what-ifs if they would've chose him instead and look at how clinton won in 1882 the evolution of the democratic party i thought that was interesting how it started and putting things together but then i started to look at newt gingrich and looking at bill clinton as president how is he in position when bill clinton became president? so that is an incredible story he is running for his third time and then tells republicans he will lead them to the promised land even dick cheney calls him a pastor back then. and with the series of those political tactics against the democratic majority that collision gingrich the republican revolution the shutdown of 95 the clinton come back the emergence of hillary clinton and all of that just builds to

[laughter] that's pretty much the state of new hampshire. as i have learned. d second i'm told the red sox are up 2 nothing over thast rows. i'm from new york, so come on. and the other thing i was told about new hampshire are that half the seats in the room are the house delegation. i think that's amazing. i want to say thank you to ray buckley, amy kennedy for your graciousness. [applause] i want to mention i flew here this morning and thank you to jeffrey pollic who was my travel agent on this journey. i flew here this morning after doing saturday night live last night. [applause] i did the show last night which is not that significant in any way obviously i've done the show many many times. especially since the fall of 2016. when lauren michaels first approached me of doing some sort of trump parody. just three shows he said. [laughter] until the election, he said. then he'll be gone. he said. three shows. it will be fun, he said. while snl last night, two things occurred, and we'll get to trump in a moment. last night i took the opportunity to ask a few pe

this is at a building in the 1300 block of new hampshire avenue northwest. as we take a look at the map here. we know that this is a high angle rescue underway, an operatn that usually involves ropes and suspension to help get someone who is trapped safely out. as we work to get moredetails, the impact for you, we have roads closed for you.00 nd 1400 block of new hampshire avenue, 1900 block of sunderland place and the 1300 block of 20th place and melissa will have more on that. eun, aaron? >> haangie,s for that. >>> it's now 5:23. halloween can be tgh for some children with disabilities. most costumes are not made with them in mind. >> there's a mother in manassas park who is getting help from a compan calle magic wheelchair. chris lawrence shows us they're ansforming his chair into a costume worthy of hoepywood. >> rter: you can't just snap your fingers to make magic. there's no spell or substitute for swea just ask brian mcnaughty who's building a jeep for a 15-year-old kid, a quadriplegic. >> that's going to beor for the do hinges. >> the costume is made

[laughter] alec: that's pretty much the state of new hampshire. as i have learned.nd second i'm told the red sox are up 2-0 over the houston astros. i'm from new york, so come on. and the other thing i was told about new hampshire are that half the seats in the room are the house delegation. i think that's amazing. i want to say thank you to ray buckley, amy kennedy for your graciousness. [applause] alec: i want to mention i flew here this morning, and thank you to jeffrey pollic, who was my travel agent on this journey. i flew here this morning after doing "saturday night live" last night. [applause] i did the show last night, which is not that significant in any way. obviously i've done the show many many times. especially since the fall of 2016, when lorne michaels first approached me of doing some sort of trump parody. "just three shows," he said. [laughter] "until the election," he said. "then he'll be gone." he said. three shows. "it will be fun," he said. while on "snl" last night, two things occurred, and we'll get to trump in a moment. last night, i took th

it is great to be in new hampshire again with my wife. i have always heard that saint anselm is a safe place, populated by calm, reasonable people. i'm counting on this today. [laughter] you have no idea. [laughter] i only regret there is not a lot to talk about right now. seriously, to be clear, when i titled this speech "after the deluge," i meant that metaphorically. i did not count on an actual deluge. a teachable moment, be careful what you titled things because it makes them happen. use your words responsibly. when i first started thinking about this speech and how to frame it, i thought about calling it "what happened to ?"nald reagan's party his party was idealistic benevolent and bighearted. it made us think big thoughts of our place in the world, and what it meant to be an american in america, the shining city on a hill. reagan's vision of america as the indispensable nation was benevolent and bighearted. a beacon to this driver and the lockeded, and those behind an ideological wall that divided the world into the free and the o

it's great to be in new hampshire again with my wife sheryl. i have always heard that this was a safe place, populated by calm, reasonable people. i'm counting on this today. you have no idea. i only regret there isn't very much to talk about right now. but seriously and to be clear, when i us titled this speech after the deluge, meant that metaphorically us. i hadn't counted on an actual deluge. so a teachable moment here. be careful what you title things because it makes them happen. use your words responsibly. when i first started thinking about this 1350e67 and how to frame it, i thought about calling it what happened to ronald reagan's party. it was once brimming with ideas full of purpose and principle. it was coherent and inspiring and idealistic. so much so that it awakened the imagination of a kid from snow flake, arizona. and a whole generation of other kids just like him. it made us think of big thoughts of our place in the world. and what it meant to be an american in america. the shining city on a hill. reagan's vision of america a

are in new hampshire we just stopped a car that we saw ckup from the same park. this woman had this stuff stuffed in her body cavity. she was pulling itoout for the trpers. evidence they removed from this female on this traffic stop. fentanyl, driving into new hampshire to pollute our communities. >> the dealers are mixing fentanyl with everything. risking an increase o fentanyl mixed with cocaine and methamphetamine. they are trying to get thein recipe to the where they can addict everybody but have them come back. that is what has happened. they don't want to kill everybody. they don't care if they do, b they are driven by greed. they have killed more people than war. >> in need of another fix and a acto sleep, alex heads to an abandoned house where he and s sometimes crash. >> my greate hope is that i n beat the addiction. and i can just go back to being alex, that i can be a good son, a good brother, a good father. that is my greatest hope. that i can beat this, walk away from it and not look back. it is not called a crisis for nothing. watch bbc world news t

>> guest: its unique to new hampshire and it was part of new hampshire's colonial government when it was set up by the king and impart its cerp diet checks and balances within the executive branch. people in new hampshire didn't want to give one chief executive too much power. so we have this five-member council that most of the governor's decisions have to be run through sunny time the governor wants to nominate someone to a key position whether to judge or department head whether the governor wants to have a contract with the vendor for a provider for certainro program anything over $10,000 comes across our desk. we work with the governor to make sure we get it right for the people of new hampshire and it provides a level of transparency that doesn't exist to throw openn the doors of kegovernment to make sure people can see what'sng happening insie the halls of the statehouse. we take her meetings around the state during the summer as well so people get to see us up close personal and we can get a sense of what we are up to. >> host: what is the political makeup? >> right now the c

we're up here in new hampshire now. we're up here in new hampshire now.n too had the stuff stuffed inside her body cavity. she's pulling it out for the troopers. here's the evidence be removed from this female. fenta nyl driving up evidence be removed from this female. fentanyl driving up into new hampshire to pollute our communities. the dealers are mixing fe nta nyl communities. the dealers are mixing fentanyl with communities. the dealers are mixing fenta nyl with everything. we're seeing fentanyl mixed with cocaine, fenta nyl mixed we're seeing fentanyl mixed with cocaine, fentanyl mixed with methamphetamine. they don't want to kill anyone, they don't care if they do, they're driven by greed, they've killed more people than war has. darren conway with that special report. the duke and duchess of sussex are in fiji as they continue their world tour of the south pacific. they were honouring a british fijian soldier killed in the battle of merv act in 1972. the couple are flying to tonga, where they will meet vertonghen king and queen. 0n wednesday, prin

former new hampshire governor chris sununu.eat to have someone from my home turf. >> i feel the live free or die spirit in this studio. we are all very proud at home. trish: what do you make of that? this talk of overthrowing. of all the word you could have used. do you have to say overthrow the government? >> alec baldwin has a history of not thinking about his word. for the new hampshire democrat party to be highlighting him as a guest speaker at the eleanor roosevelt dinner of all things, it's disgraceful. but this an example wet were you are in new hampshire or across the country. main street democrats have to decide, are you going to associate with extreme liberal elitism? that's what government is about. it's about public service getting things done. the democrats have to decide if that's who they are going to be represented by. trish: you see what hillary clinton is saying. she is saying we can't be civil until we win. >> i take a lot of pride in new hampshire. we need to lead by example. you have to remember when it com

we're up here in new hampshire now.rom that same park. and this woman, too, had the stuff stuffed inside of her body cavity, she's pulling it out for the troopers. so, here's the evidence, here, that they just removed from this female. again, fenta nyl, driving up into new hampshire to pollute our communities. the dealers are now mixing fentanyl with everything. we're seeing an increase of fentanyl mixed with cocaine, fentanyl mixed with methamphetamine. they don't want to kill everybody. they don't care if they do. they're driven by greed. they've killed more people than war has. and you can see the whole documentary on america's war on drugs on bbc three on the iplayer. a so—called celebrity hunter has provoked anger after posting pictures of dead wild goats and sheep she'd just shot on the scottish island of islay. ?the local msp, who is also a government minister described it as "horrific" and has called for the practise offered by several tourist companies, to be stopped immediately. the scottish government says it

it is unique to new hampshire.was part of new hampshire's colonial government when it was set up by the king. we've kept it around in part because it provides for checks and balances within the executive branch. i think people in new hampshire didn't want to give one chief executive too much power, so we have this five-member council that most of the governor's decisions have to be run through. a time to governor wants to nominate someone, whether a judge or department head, whether the governor wants to have a contract with a vendor or a provider for a certain program, that comes through the executive council. anything over $10,000 comes across our desk. we work in concert with the governor to make sure we get it right for the people of new hampshire. it provides a level of transparency that doesn't exist other places because we work to throw open the doors of government to make sure people can see what's happening inside the halls of the statehouse. we take our meetings around the state during the summers as well

we're up here in new hampshire now.ffed inside of her body cavity, she's pulling it out for the troopers. so, here's the evidence, here, that they just removed from this female. again, fenta nyl, driving up into new hampshire to pollute our communities. the dealers are now mixing fentanyl with everything. we're seeing an increase of fentanyl mixed with cocaine, fentanyl mixed with methamphetamine. they don't want to kill everybody. they don't care if they do. they're driven by greed. they've killed more people than war has. darren conway with that special report from the east coast of america. a look at some of tonight's other news... police say they're treating the disappearance of a 46—year—old woman as a potential murder. sarah wellgreen, who has five children, was last seen near her home in new ash green in kent two weeks ago. two men have beenjailed for an armed robbery at the gleneagles hotel in perthshire in which half a million pounds worth of designer watches was stolen. richard fleming and liam richardson carr

because i'd been in new hampshire. [laughter] right? like, the light's so bright there that i wasn't worried about standing up on that stage. i knew that i could take it and that whatever people saw, that's who i am. other people less so. and i knew that for me to stay in the race i had to get through marco rubio. so it was an absolute calculated decision on my part, and i led with it the whole week after iowa. i was calling him the boy in the bubble, and i said, you know, he has fake town halls, he takes three pre-screened, handwritten questions, and then he calls it a town hall. i do two hour town halls where nobody has to submit their question before hand. you know, this guy's not real. you can't elect this guy president. this guy is obama. he's obama just from our side of the aisle. he's a first-term the senator who's not ready to be president. so i was ready to make that argument, and i remember being in the green room with my campaign staff right before the debate, and my campaign manager looked at me and she goes, all right, you

and we put him into a hotel and registered him as benjamin chapman so we could sneak him over to new hampshire. hi the new york times, the announcement was a single column. they had a picture of the south vietnamese head of security executing the viet cong. it was the same day -- there is a single column story of nixon's announcement. february 2 is the next announcement in new hampshire. him to nixon did very well there. one of the important things to look at is the change in nixon's handling of himself in new hampshire. he wore himself out and almost killed himself campaigning. he would give him time. he was just spinning his wheels getting nowhere. the polls had us 4-1 to 5-1 ahead. then romney dropped out february 29. that was a tremendous blow to us because we thought the huge victory would wipe out "nixon the loser" image. nixon had some unkind comments about the governor when he dropped out. there is gene mccaughey. "eat clean with gene" was the motto in new hampshire. they were young leftist kids, but they were extremely well-behaved. mccarthy got 42% of the vote in new hampshire to lyn

but it is new hampshire. >> well, and you see this everywhere.that the most modest identification issues are always thrown out on the ground it will hamper somebody somewhere.as though, even the never seems to be any evidence of anybody losing the right to vote. it's just a theoretical argument that the judge's seem to assume the worst of. >> and what i love is that in many of the cases as you say correctly of course, the argument is very simple, straightforward, voter suppression. meanwhile, 22 to 30 million illegal immigrants according to the yale mit study in this country. that adds up to what? 40? 50? congressional districts i mean, that is a huge if you will, suppression of citizens right to vote. look, you cannot fly in an airplane, you cannot go to most manhattan city office buildings without it. i mean just, you cannot drive a car without it. all of these things and yet, when it comes to vote, which is certainly easily to many play, the charges always seem to have a very different idea. it is a right unlike any other. >> it is a right tha

new hampshire, as of this morning, hasn't had a heroin overdose death. don't have to worry about opium any more. they can mass—produce this stuff in the same labs that they have set up that they've used when they were making methamphetamine or any other drug, and they're able to manufacture it faster and cheaper. we're up here in new hampshire now. we just stopped a car we saw pick up from that same park. this woman too had the stuff stuffed inside of her body cavity. she's pulling it out for the troopers. here's the evidence here that they just removed from this female. again, fentanyl driving up into new hampshire to pollute our communities. the dealers are now mixing fe nta nyl with everything. we're seeing an increase of fentanyl mixed with cocaine, fentanyl mixed with methamphetamine. they don't want to kill anybody, they don't care if they do. they're driven by greed. they've killed more people than war has. darren conway with that special report. harry and meghan have visited fiji as part of their royal tour of the south pacific. harry and meghan

to register to vote and does no bother the folks in new hampshire. kevin mccarthy's office vandalized the latest episode o violence toward republicans by radical pops. we take that up with your conjoint. >> after these quick messages >> law enforcement officials in new york say an explosive was found outside georgian forces home it resembles a pipe bombs they did not say it is a pipe out that where that it is an explosive. it was found inside a package discovered in his mailbox. meanwhile in another effort to intimidate republicans they say to vent his shot at a install all electronic arts at a house majority leader kevin mccarthy office in bakersfield, california. they had apparently through a good site rocks at a small boulder. you can see it there to the window this is the latest incident of violence against republicans. they've compiled a list of at least 613 assaults against trum supporters and members of the republican party. joining us now to discuss the caravan crisis as well as the upcoming hearing on capital hil york fox business could trad

i've been to ohio, nevada, new hampshire, iowa.ple are very excited about my potential candidacy. >> that was michael avenatti earlier this hour on a possible 2020 run for the white house. yes, you're still two years away from that election, but avenatti is not the only democrat laying the groundwork to maybe take on president trump in two years. nbc's garrett haake has more on who else may be in play. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren has had enough of the president's "pocahontas" attacks. >> i was being hit by pocahontas, that's elizabeth warren. >> reporter: releasing genetic test results and a slickly-produced video hoping to put her heritage to bed. >> what do the facts say? >> you absolutely have native american ancestry in your pedigree. >> reporter: she tweeted to president trump that he better make good on a bet he offered in july that she wouldn't take a dna test. >> i will give you a million dollars to your favorite charity, paid for by trump, if you take the test and it shows you're an indian. >> reporter: with her

you're not from new hampshire. where do you get tax-free booze? >> (inaudible).ephen: legally, every late show has to have one person from each state. >> new hampshire is very protestant, very christian? >> stephen: it's granite. it's very granite. >> it's the granite state. >> stephen: rock ribbed. we thought jewish meant being a democrat because that's just how we were different. >> stephen: okay. ( laughter ) >> and, you know, looking back, all my friends' parents -- who, of course, are much younger man i am now, looking back -- they would say, are you from new york? i said, what's new york? i'm from here! but then i moved from new york when i was 18 and i thought, oh, i am from new york. ( laughter ) i love them at no fault from theirs because they're just from new hampshire and that's where they're from. when you're from new hampshire you think juice are from new york. >> stephen: a lot of people are afraid of new york. when did you come here? >> right. '89. >> stephen: still scared? it's more like '90. alphabet city was alphabet city. >> stephen: sure, hero

. >> i moved to new hampshire. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, new england. good to see you guys.what happens is my parents are very brooklyn, very brooklyn. we moved to new hampshire, and it's first grade, and i'm very nervous about moy first day of school, and i say to my dad i'm scared of the boys. they are going to be nasty to me and blah, blah, blah, and my father in a very brooklyn way said go find the biggest kid and just knock him out. [ laughter ] and i was like knock out the biggest kid, and i said for what? and he said for being the biggest kid. all right. he did nothing wrong and i should knock him out. just let them all know. mark your turf. i go all right, fine. i'm terrified that i have to do this. i get to school. first day i'm the biggest kid there. literally like 14 new hampshire kids just beat the living crap out of my. >> jimmy: sounds like your dad gave you a lot of really great advice. >> i'll show you what it is. no, no, no. i brought this special because of my father passed away a while ago. i stole this. my mother let me take you this from his closet. show

[applause] >> that was at the new hampshire democratic eleanor roosevelt dinner. alec baldwin answered several questions from the press, and the remarks he made about overthrowing the government. >> you seems like a political candidate yourself out there. -- you seemed like a political candidate yourself out there. >> i have always dreamed of doing that. my young children, who knows what will happen in the future. i am trying to make some money to pay the tuition for my kids. >> would you the right person to speak at this dinner -- were y

to second place in the polls in new hampshire, and when we did, we did not have a lot of money in ourampaign so we did not do a lot of polling, but we try to see if we could verify the public poll which showed i was in second place, and when people would respond that they were voters of another candidate, they would ask who is your second choice, and when we asked trump voters, he was in first place, who was their second choice, 38% of them said me. the next closest was ted at 9%. that told us two things -- good news and bad news. the good news is if trump ever drops out, you are the republican nominee for president. bad news is if trump doesn't drop out, you are not the republican nominee for president. we felt very clearly by the beginning of january that we had fought our way all the way through this ticket of 17 candidates, that we had gotten the endorsement of two major conservative newspapers in new hampshire, and that we were ready to be the challenger to trump, and it all looked that way. marco rubio and jeb bush decided to spend in the first two weeks of january $8 million in

a poll released by the new hampshire journal says 40% of gop voters would welcome a primary challenge against the president with 47% saying it would be a bad idea but republican state representative and trump supporter says, quote, there is no doubt in my mind the silent majority are still there for trump and the president did win the 2016 new hampshire primary by 19 points so the flake and case explained to mount a challenge, good to be on the ground because there's a lot of ground to make up. >> we are getting an inside look at the minnesota democrat's probe looking at domestic abuse allegations against congressman keith ellison. kristin fisher is tracking this. the word is these allegations couldn't be substantiated. why not? >> the woman making the accusations is refusing to turn over critical piece of evidence, a video she claims of ellison physically abusing her. according to an attorney hired by the democratic party to investigate these allegations karen monahan has provided shifting explanations for why she is refusing to release footage saying it was misplaced, saying it was

joining me now from new hampshire is daniel benjamin, who was the coordinator for counterterrorism at the united states department of state from 2009 to 2012 under president obama and secretary clinton. how secretary clinton. alarmed duping the authorities and how alarmed duping the authorities and intelligence agencies will be over this series of attacks being sent out? i am sure they will be very alarmed and i am sure that the fbi is right now searching in a lot of different resources into both examining the devices and also seeing if they have any intelligence on extremists who might want to carry out attacks like this. we have

for the second debate between senator brown and republican we areesday morning, live in concord, new hampshire for the 48th stop of the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. chris pappas will be our guest. starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> with the midterm elections just days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself the candidates and the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. next, the first u.s. senate debate from nevada between dean heller and jacky rosen. raceclear politics has the listed as a tossup. from las vegas, this is one

for the second debate between senator brown and republican we areesday morning, live in concord, new hampshire for the 48th stop of the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. chris pappas will be our guest. starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> with the midterm elections just days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself the candidates and the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. next, the first u.s. senate debate from nevada between

johnson won as a right in candidate in new hampshire. theas inexplicable excitement and enthusiasm almost blocked out the fact that nixon himself -- if you look at it closely and added nixon's votes, inon got a lot of writings the democratic primary thanks to the subterfuge we had going. he beat of the kennedy in the democrat primary. vote exceeded all the other candidates in both parties on the ballot. reagan, romney. everyone. nixon was off to a tremendous start. hampshire,fter new bobby kennedy seeing the he saw the 50th anniversary of his death and everything. he was excoriated as a complete opportunist. they said he is coming out of the hills to shoot the wounded. he is an opportunist. it was a savage column but people were talking about kennedy that way and kennedy was attacking johnson for unleashing the dark forces of the american spirit. rockefeller had been asked by nixon to watch on television, rockefeller made an in but hent to jump announced he was not going to run at the press conference. we said we can't believe it he's an

i slightly when its effect would be different in new hampshire if you more people paying attention to this so i hope that anybody who's running in tennessee and west virginia and southwestern virginia, the appellation section of ohio, et cetera, et cetera, i do know people those areas and candidates from his fairies are listening to what ashley has to say. because we do have the capacity to pick some vote up on this if they're willing to show political courage. it is a heart issue to. i'm not totally convinced he can be done -- >> we will be the last few minutes of this "washington journal" discussion. you can see the rest of it on our website c-span.org. u.s. senate continues debate on the house approved water resources development act today. they will be gathered in in just a moment. a procedure book to limit debate on the bill set for 530 eastern this afternoon. and now to live coverage of u.s. senate here on c-span2.

to register to vote and does no bother the folks in new hampshire.kevin mccarthy's office vandalized the latest episode o violence toward republicans by radical pops. we take that up with your conjoint. >> after these quick messages . get mentally prepared... could listening to audible bring out your best? i want you to own it. go after that goal. the most inspiring stories, fitness, wellness and more. download audible and listen for a change. is important to me so father being diagnosed with advanced fitness, wellness and more. non-small cell lung cancer made me think of all the things that i wanted to teach my kids. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (roger) my doctor said i could start on keytruda so i did. with each scan things just got better. (avo) in a clinical study, keytruda offered patients a longer life than chemotherapy. and it could be your first treatment. keytruda is for adults with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread... ...who test positive for pd-l1 and whose tumors do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" gene. it's the im