when it comes to everything else we are second in iowa and new hampshire. there is more we have to overcome and we will do that as well. >> when you look at the chaos in congress, the inability to elect a speaker, a specially -- especially in a time of crisis where congress would be needed how would your viewers in the , oval office bring community and are you concerned that inaction from the gop might have some consequences for republicans in 2024? nikki haley: when i was governor, when we had a republican house and republican senate and they would but heads, i would bring them into my office and say we are not leaving until we figure this out. this doesn't need to play out for americans to see. they don't need to leave until they fix this. they don't need to get paid until they fix this. what i will remind my fellow republicans is, you don't fix democrat chaos with republican chaos. get it together, get us a leader. if you look at what happened in congress, they have one job and that's to get us a budget. and here you have, they have only given a budget o

and let me tell you, that is what you can do in new hampshire. but my wife, susan, we have been married 50 years she will come up the first time this coming weekend. i'm excited to bring her up here. she is such a great campaigner and advocate for me. but i've had the eggs variance of being to a boston bruins game, some of the sports fans here in -- to be on the stage as abraham lincoln is incredible. it is an experience for somebody again, from arkansas, and so, you all treated us very well during this campaign. i am grateful for it and i look forward to being back any times. as you know i'm running for president of the united states. i'm running because joe biden has taken our country in the wrong direction. whenever you look, the fact he is wrong on energy policy, he failed us on border security, he spent too much money in washington dc, and printed money that cause inflation and hurt our economy. as i travel around new hampshire, i talked to people, it is a concern about affordable housing. concern about rent being too high, the grocery store

my response so that is let new hampshire reduce the field. [applause] there's a reaso' is first the nation primary and determine who should go forward in this campaign my goodness i talk to o some of you earlier. you said it please get in here we are going to make sure that you get the candidates. so let's see how that turns out. i will say i am convinced the field of candidates will reduce very quickly after new hampshire and the four early states of votes. that is soon enough but let's give the voters a chance to determine the future of our country and it starts here in new hampshire. they are saying i've got to go. listen you all are terrific. thank you for the respect to give i look forward toca being with you asa 2024.com. i would love to be in your home, invite your neighbors in. thank you veryha much. ♪

she is far second to former president trump but rising in the polls in new hampshire. that is where you can get momentum and bring it across the rest of the primary calendar. she will be interesting to watch as she emerges from a very crowded, large-scale republicans to start to stand out in a state that really matters. host: if you go online you can find the story taking a look at governor desantis' operations in iowa. what is he doing there? guest: he is betting on iowa. he has moved staff members to iowa and he is trying to make a huge splash in the state. he is visiting all 99 counties and spending a lot of time there but the challenge is every cycle we see candidates who either moved staff to i a what or even with themselves or rent an apartment or do different things to show iowa caucus-goers they are committed to the state, it doesn't always work and can put you in a challenging position once the caucuses are over. it can be harder to get resources elsewhere. he is betting on his first in the nation caucus state to deliver him some momentum and they would like t

hello, new hampshire.ow about a big round of applause for the new hampshire republican party this leadership summit has set. i can't help but think for all that you have heard over the last few days, everything they can be said has been said. but it has not been said by everybody at. i'm delighted to be here. let me bring you -- begin where i began. i mike pence and i am running for united states -- president of the united states of america. they queue for giving me your time. [applause] and in the life of the world. i think this country is in a lot of trouble. president joe biden has weakened america at home and abroad. the open border policies have brought us to the worst crisis in the city. every city is paying the price. an avalanche of humanity and fentanyl claiming lives. the war on energy has caused gasoline prices to go through the roof. there runway is spending has caused the worst inflation in years. that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan has emboldened the enemies of freedom and our most ch

good to be back in new hampshire. we have the following -- on social media -- >> so have i. >> watching -- i love it. so -- [inaudible conversations] sarah. you have my form. >> yeah. paperwork on the historic bills. this is the last -- for the presidential primary -- >> that's why i'm here to celebrate it. >> that's wonderful. >> i love it. here we go. i actually did my homework. >> i need the -- i need -- >> declaration form. >> there you go. >> there we go. >> spell my name right. >> you have signed it so that's good. now the next part to make it official iss a thousand dollars that's -- >> small coins. [laughter]r] you're good. so that's official. wonderful. congratulations. >> thank you everybody. >> one more quick item. >> what a wonderful, to be in this room with all of this history and so many sat at this table to do the same thing as -- extraordinary, wow. >> outstanding tradition with we take up voters poster that informs voters of polling place going to be for the primary. and wedi ask the presidential cand

new hampshire's own congressman the first congressional district here, chris pappas will be speaking too the new england council in washington. the following week will be in providence for breakfast at senator sheldon whitehouse. and, of course, we hope you will all be joining us on october 26 at our annual 2023 annual celebration where we will be celebrating four, four incredible new englanders of the year. as of this morning we have 193 tables. so today we are on it. we're honored to welcome governor ron desantis to the granite state. asas he campaigns for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. i am not pleased to introduce my good friend, our good friend, executive director of the new hampshire institute of politics here at saint a's, the honorable neil levesque, who will introduce the governor. [applause] spur i was going to say goodbye but honestly we're in the afternoon,rn a little crÈme brÉe a little different for "politics & eggs." boy, what a great day this is to have our speaker today as the auto governor desantis is a leading figure in the conservative movement. he's

. >> nikki haley officially filed republican -- in new hampshire. [chanting] >> move back please. >> it is a tradition that we bring it in here for a presidential candidate to sign. >> that is amazing, thank you. >> a formal part of this is to sign your declaration of candidacy. and we have your check, and there is one other document. and this is a tradition, this is a notice to voters that we post at every polling place. we take one copy and asked the presidential candidate to write a brief message to the voters of new hampshire and sign it. >> doesn't matter where? >> anywhere you want. i am sure the press would love to know what you wrote. >> i wrote " let's do this". thank you. so we are just going to do the press conference from here. >> what separates you from other candidates on the trail in new hampshire, and also why should new hampshire republicans fall in line around the former president? >> i have been a chief executive, i have been a governor, i have also been on the foreign policy world. i dealt with china, russia, iran, every day for

it's not too late, everybody. >> i wrote that i love new hampshire. i went to camp in the white mountains, north connolly was my second home as a kid. it is so good to be back, if i ever imagined that i would be signing this document at this desk with all of you today and my extraordinary family i never would have imagined it but i learned to love my country right here, americans, republicans, democrats, independents. i learned to love those who live in rural areas in the mountains, and the beauty of this great country. i cannot wait to meet everybody, and to all of you with the cameras, thank you, the ones who cover us and uncover bus and are the most important work of democracy, and you do that risk and at peril. and thank you for what you do, no more important role in this country than yours. secretaries of state in this great country have been under attack by despicable pickle who want to undermine democracy and i won't have it. i cannot wait to get going. >> we would like to invite you to our office. >> after you guys. >> i think that it was more

to bring down the energy cost of new hampshire families, i will immediately rescind every green new dealatastrophe of the biden administration. we will drill, baby, drill. we will get them way down. if they will build a pipeline, and we started it, and were just about set to have it, then you had that result in the election that was so terrible. going through a very poor section of new york. the people up there wanted it very much. if you have a pipeline, your numbers will come down more than half. it's amazing. knowing this guy, he gets oil from venezuela, why not from russia? you use to have ships from russia coming to give you your oil and gas. that ships would come in from russia. we had so much. more than anybody else in the world. you needed a pipeline, but your democrats won't approve it. your governor hasn't been able to get it done. it would be a shame if they go through a poor section of new york state, you what out from the highest to about the lowest. all they need is a pipeline. we headed set to go. just like we had the wall built. and then they don't want to finish it. we d

my response to that is let new hampshire reduce the field.re's a reason there's a first in the nation primary and that is that you can cast votes here and determine who should go forward in this campaign. and my goodness. yes. i, and i talked to some of you earlier and you said, please, you know, get in here. we're going to make sure >> we're going to leave this program at this point. you can watch it in its entirety at c-span.org. we take you live to testimony from i.r.s. commissioner danny we are sell testifying live -- werfel testifying live before the house committee here on c-span. >> all right, the hearing of the subcommittee on government operations and the fal

hello, new hampshire.ow about a big round of applause for the new hampshire republican party this leadership summit has set. i can't help but think for all that you have heard over the last few days, everything they can be said has been said. but it has not been said by everybody at. i'm delighted to be here. let me bring you -- begin where i began. i mike pence and i am running for united states -- president of the united states of america. they queue for giving me your time. [applause] and in the life of the world. i think this country is in a lot of trouble. president joe biden has weakened america at home and abroad. the open border policies have brought us to the worst crisis in the city. every city is paying the price. an avalanche of humanity and fentanyl claiming lives. the war on energy has caused gasoline prices to go through the roof. there runway is spending has caused the worst inflation in years. that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan has emboldened the enemies of freedom and our most ch

new hampshire's own congressman chris pappas will be speaking to the new england council in washington. the following week will be in providence for a breakfast at the sheldon whitehouse. we hope you will be joining us on october 26 for the annual 2023 annual celebration where we will be celebrating four incredible new englanders of the year. as of this morning we have 193 tables. today, we are on it. we are honored to welcome governor ron desantis to the granite state. as he campaigns for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. i'm now pleased to introduce my good friend,, our good friend, the executive director of the new hampshire institute of politics here at --, the honorable neil levesque will introduce the governor. [applause] >> i was going to say good morning but obviously we are in the afternoon. a little crumbly -- crÈme brÛlÉe. what a good day to have our speaker here today as we all know governor desantis is a leading figure in the conservative movement. he is a distinguished -- has a distinguished record of public service including being the 46th governor of florida.

hello, new hampshire.ow about a big round of applause for the new hampshire republican party leader sure -- leadership summit. i want to thank you for sticking around. i am the only thing between you, i scream, and a wonderful saturday afternoon. i can't help but think for all you have heard over the last two days, everything that can be said has been said. but it has not been set by everybody yet, so i'm delighted to be here. let me begin where i always begin. i am mike pence from indiana and i'm browsing -- running for president of the united states of america. thank you for your time and attention. i come before you today at a momentous time in the lights of our nation. and in the life of the world. i am running for president because i think this country is in a lot of trouble. i think president jill biden has weakened america -- president joe biden has weakened america at home and abroad. the open border policies have launched the work order crisis in american history. every city and town in this count

heart then got significant momentum that allowed him to a new hampshire. mondo ultimately won the race, but hard to come all the way to the last of the primaries. i'm not saying haley could do that, but she has the potential to essentially replicate that kind of model if she can come in second in iowa. >> okay, game on. and then we moved this other issue of colorado, right? ron, what do you think? is this significant? we said this group of voters is trying to disqualify vote, but does any of this really matter? can you see it making a difference? >> well, look. at the end of the line, for all of these legal challenges, is the u.s. supreme court with six republican appointed justices and three concluding by judge trump. i don't know how the state judges going to rule, there are going to be cases coming up like this in other states including minnesota and, i believe, new hampshire, but again, at the end of the line you have to ask is that republican majority supreme court going to take the position that trump is ineligible to be on the ballot and so directly

in new hampshire, you picked up $7,000, as opposed to losing $8,000. t no biden attack on the people of this state has been worse than the socialist calamity known as they green new deal. which has struck new hampshire with the highest energy costs anywhere in the nation. you want to speak to your governor about that, by the way. you pay the highest energy costs anywhere in the country. you know that, right? there is no reason for it. it's bad government. you should have to speak to locals also. you are the number one in the whole nation, it is ridiculous. right now, countless new hampshire families are getting ready to heat your homes this winter with the cost of residential fuel oil up 74% to almost five dollars a gallon. congratulations, that's very nice. when i left office, we headed down to $1.99 a gallon. we had did a great job. remember, i said drill, baby, drill. they were all going to go out of business, we had to say, slow down a little bit. they were going to drill themselves out of business. had a couple of days where it was down to one doll

vivek: in new hampshire was disappointed but we'll have to fix that. >> those who win the new hampshire primary end up being president. vivek: thank you. thank you. i appreciate that. i appreciate that. thank you. we had protesters at new england college but it was civil. most of young people, i would say, are hungry for purpose and meaning. as long as we're willing to show up and engage, i like to do it. [indiscernible] >> it's very important to prioritize. vivek: thank you. i appreciate that. thank you, guys. i like your name. good to see you, man. >> my wife heidi. vivek: thank you. good to see you. >> the house party. vivek: that was yours? i saw you there. thank you. that was a great event, guys. thank you for that. you had an energetic group in the back. where did you get that yard with things in the back of it. it was beautiful. thanks for letting me do that interview. i think it was useful. >> it was awesome. you put him right in the place. vivek: did you recognize the room? >> oh, yes, i couldn't wait. >> this young lady would love a picture. >> with me? vivek: she's taking one

including mike pence and tim stt speak to voters at the first in the nation leadership summit in new hampshire. then a discussion on the biden administration's trade policy with trade representative katherine tai. a little bit later, a house judiciary subcommittee looks at violent crime in washington, d.c.. >> several republican presidential candidates spoke in new hampshire this weekend. here's a look at some of those remarks. >> let's lean in on current events, things are happening. we know right now overseas troops are amassing at the border of gaza and an announcement has been given to the residents of gaza that they have a short period of time to evacuate. things are as lighting. what does america need to be doing right now? sen. scott: thank you for you said. hear what you said though. they have time on the others of the border to leave. the israelis, our jewish brothers and sisters, did not have that same luxury. they were not given time. the attack was instant. it was deadly. it was uncalled for, and undeniably, it was people. -- it was evil. evil. i am a big fan of psalms 122 that say

she respects new hampshire. she loves new hampshire. she knows she needs new hampshire's support.eeds granite staters. we need to come together. legislative experience, second to none. she took on the establishment. she paid a price for that. and then what did she do? she said, hey, no problem. you're not going to thereon -- you're not going to listen to me, i'll become governor. and when she became governor after she beat by a long shot her opponent, she became the ambassador to the u.n. but while as governor she fixed the economy there, the education there, medical care there. , all these things that are hurting america right now, all these things. this is what nebraskay hailey does. she's a fixer. she doesn't complain about the problems. she solves the problems. she understands the problems. she has solution first the problems. that's what we need in our next president. more importantly, we need a new generation of leaders. and she embodies that. she went to the u.n. she took the kick me sign off of america. she dealt with china, russia, north korea, iran. they weren't trouble

i am a new hampshire businessman. one thing that most businesses in new hampshire struggle with is finding enough people to employ. it is an ongoing problem. statistics say that there were 10 million open jobs in the united states and there are 6 million people unemployed. the math is easy, if every unemployed person in the u.s. got a job today, he would still have 4 million jobs unfilled. if you are president, how would you combat that problem? >> you have to fix the immigration system. because what you have to do with the immigration system is a few things. first. you have to secure the southern border because if you don't, no one will be incentivized to come here legally. if they have to wait to come here legally but you don't have to wait to come here illegally, why are they waiting? my first day as president i would sign an executive order to send national guard to the border. i would increase customs and border control by 10,000. the average number of apprehensions in the last 11 months are 200,000 a month. do y

senator scott s pulls off a big victoryg in new hampshire.] [laughter] >> i'm just telling you. we have found our candidate. he's tall, he's dark and he is bald. [laughter] >> we want more of tim scott from sea to shining sea that america's best days are ahead of her.ah we will deliver with your help, with your help. may god continue to bless the united states of america as we stand shoulder to shoulder with our allies because we are loyal to our allies but we are lethal to our adversaries. it is time for us to regain the high ground. i want to lead us there. godd. bless you. >> senator, thank you so much, appreciate it. >> and now please welcome ryan binkley. [applause]

i'm falling in love with new hampshire.f new hampshire looks pretty darn good, but it was eye-opening today to see the customs and border patrol over here with a fence and barbed wire and everything else and it says do not enter is the sign. do not go further, stop here. literally underneath that sign it says hiking trail over here. i'm not making this up. so we went on the hiking trail, we go up the mountain, we're in canada and then we come here basically in canada, can't tell what is canada, but you come back in. if you want to go all the way around it gets you down to a little creek at the bottom about a mile and a half away and walking on the campaign bus and going over a bridge over that creek and i know that creek is what you have to cross if you're coming in the rest of new hampshire, and so i said, you know what, let's try this. so we got out and actually walked across the creek and it only got the water up to your knees but anyway, that's what had me coming in a little bit late. we had an understanding of how poro

are you all new hampshire voters? i want to begin by saying how moving it is to be able to participate in this process. i have serious criticisms of the way my government operates and i never lose sight of how fortunate i am free to say so i am aware countries where i had gone up in front of people and said a fraction of the things that i am going to talk about tonight i could be hauled off and put in prison or worse. let's start with that. let's start with the fact that sometimes in life we have to have a serious conversation but we should always hold in larger context and when it comes to the state of america i believe there is good news and the good news is what i just said. 2 is the fact that we can be here . i found it moving last time that you are aware and you have a different mentality from those in non-primary states. you carry a tremendous power. you have the power to determine the conversation of presidential elections. that's huge. there are people in other states swho say i donate to you, i volunteer to y

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new hampshire will always have a very special place in our heart. did very well in 2020 and did much better in the general election then we did in 2016. we got close to 12 million more votes. you know what happened there, right? they sent, how did you do it -- said, how did you do it in 2020? we have to be very vigilant. less than four months from now, we are going to win the new hampshire primary. [applause] third straight time. and we are going to -- we are going to defeat crooked joe biden. he is a crooked guy. [applause] and very simply we are going to make america great again. not great right now -- not great. where laughed at all -- we are laughed at all over the world. he has been an incredible guy, steve. wherever you may be, there he is. thank you, great job. he's always working. our new hampshire co-chairs, lou, thank you. gray skies. great people. -- great guys, great people. john coffman, thank you, john. he was the first person with me. he used to tell me, "sir, you're going to win by so much, you are leading in every poll." because he

nothing is more important than the ballot box in new hampshire. [applause] not only the economic bill of rights children and youth, it's risk. i don't think there has ever been or at least not in my lifetime for modern history that i know where one generation actively exploits a generation behind it is outrageous the level of abandonment built into the system. everything from college loans should never have been good to begin with and there's not free state colleges and schools and there is no universal healthcare and our young people have a housing crisis and we have so many. i'm going to ask you to raise your hand, he's keeping up with the ts because i want everyone in the room to see how many hands are. if you are a young person or if you have ever heard a young person say the following words, please raise your hand. under normal circumstances, i would be thinking about having a child at this time of my life but given the state of my circumstance but i look to in terms of possibility in terms of planning and the environment, i'm not sure it's t

his rarks came during a politics and eggs event hosted by the new hampshire institute of politics and the new england council. >> ladies and gentlemen. if i could have your attention we want to begin set let's give a n very warm new hampshire welcome to the honorable governor of the great state of florida governor ron desantis. [applause] [applause] [applause] [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> thanks for being here. [background noises] [inaudible conversations] i think it's been positive. >> i know. the -- we were a judicial hole when i became governor i made a bunch of appointments to the supreme court. this is a legislative schedule. >> welcome to a edition of a politics so many of you could join us today standing room only. thank our politics exit series sponsors who some banners you see around the room today. while the ongoing generosity on the sponsors these programs are would not be possible. we are grateful for the commitment not only today but to the entire series given the business community the opportunity to hear presidential candidates as they visit this

a lot of it is made in new hampshire.ave a nice big shield and for years american taxpayers have bankrolled space-age missile defense system to protect foreign nations, we do these incredible things and give them to foreign nations, we have very little ammunition. biden a couple months ago says we have a problem, we have very little ammunition. can you imagine, assume that's true, it is true but who would say that, you don't say that. latest gentlemen, we have communist china and we have russia that hate us, i want to say right now we have very little ammunition. he said we have very little -- even if it is true, we shouldn't of been in that position but we've given so much ammunition to other countries particularly ukraine, we don't have any ammunition. these people, like the guy i told you are about, you will be making a lot of are ammunition, we had so much ammunition, we were blowing it into warehouses, we were taking warehouses all over the country storing our ammunition, we had so much ammunition and now we have ver

my secret weapon is new hampshire.] the people in new hampshire, karen and i have been so inspired. the way you go about it i can't believe the democrats are skipping first of the nation primary state they announced they are doing their iowa caucus on super tuesday and i don't think it'sn' about geography. you all asked tough questions every day. joe biden doesn't even know what time itit is and i don't think they want him going through the vetting process the iowa caucus puts you through. i think the way you all are changing the nation's leadership at the common senser principles of people are going to shape the party's leadership. i worry a great deal if we produce a nominee that's more of an echoo than a choice, if we have a nominee that says they are not going to talk about social security reform for the national debt that we are going to shrink from the commitment and if we produce a nominee that says we are going to back away from our long-standing commitment i think we will get a result we all are not going to b

i believe won't even be on the ballot in new hampshire. your reaction?ways said that, you know, if joe biden chooses not to be on the ballot here he's leaving a huge opportunity for someone to come in and run a credible campaign because you get all the attention, you get all the media and all of that and can make a very viable case. joe biden has chosen not to be on the ballot here. news flash, joe biden, nobody cares. i mean, they really don't. there's not some massive contingency of folks saying i wish we could vote for joe biden on the ballot in the primary. no. so this is a wide open opportunity. we are going first, we are the first in the nation primary state and this is a great opportunity for mr. phillips to launch his campaign. >> neil: governor, under better and more appropriate times i want to talk to you about the new hampshire race certainly upon your republicans colleagues but governor thank you very much for taking the time. >> thank you. >> neil: meanwhile there's a move afoot right now to make sure that hamas is eliminated and there's a b

>> senator scott pulled off a big victory in new hampshire. i'm just telling you, we have found our candidate. he is tall, he is dark, and he is bald. we want more from sea to shining sea and america's best days are ahead of her. we will deliver with your help. may god continue to bless the united states of america as we stand shoulder to shoulder with our allies because we are loyal to our allies but we are lethal to our adversaries. it is time for us to regain the high ground. i want to lead us there. god bless you. [applause] >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >> good job.

they went home to new hampshire got married.t his hair and got a job with his dad selling insurance. pamela, who dreamed of being a tv reporter, got a job with a local school district. >> had it together 20, 21 years old? >> yeah, i thought i was doing all right. >> amy imagined the big future for pamela. >> i knew that she was gonna do great things. and i told her that the next time i saw her, i knew she was gonna be famous. and i would see her on tv. >> and in fact, a few days after the murder, pamela smart was on tv being interviewed by reporter bill spencer. >> she was wearing a beautiful, vibrant, blue dress. her hair was all made up, make up perfect. she looked gorgeous. >> police watched pamela on television with unease. >> we had limited information going to pamela smart, because she liked talking to the media. >> while reporters work the story, police continued working the case. and then, came a break. it happened at a high school where pamela worked. kids there were spreading a wild story. >> if they had not told peopl

and you feel right here in new hampshire and you know it.ed to do is to only put those national guard at try to stop some of it and take actions against china to get them to stop sending it, we need to also make treatment much more broadly available in this country. this is a disease, and we can help to treat the disease before its fatal but we have to stop pretending, pretending that it's a moral failing. it's not. it's a disease like our disease or diabetes or cancer. people get addicted. and i'll end with this. i am pro-life and i believe that every life, ssa before, in the context of the israeli conflict is a precious gift from god. but if we're going to continue to be the pro-life party we better be pro-life forif the whe life, not just for the nine months in the womb. [applause] and it's easier through the nine months of the womb, those of us who are parents know when they come out is when it gets complicated. that's when itco gets hard. in the 16-year-old young girl on the floor of the county lockup somewhere in new hampshire, her lif

good morning, new hampshire. how is everybody doing today? fantastic. we have not had the chance to meet yet. my name is ryan binkley, ceo from dallas, also a pastor, and candidate for president of the united states of america in the republican party. we launched our campaign at the end of april, and i have really been a grassroots candidate, going right through iowa and now here in new hampshire. continuing to share this message that america is not just in trouble, but it's in desperate need of a revival. it is in need of an economic revival, and it is a need of a heartfelt spiritual revival. and i believe this with all my heart, that the time for that is not two years from now, four years from now, or eight years from now. the time for that is right now, absolutely right now. these things we're working through, i want to share with you a vision i have for the country in a time we have together, and really how for us, i would say this, navigate a perfect storm that i see our country is in right now. because right now we are in a situation where it is v