in new hampshire. he organized demonstrations. he organized marches. he took barney hill to washington, d.c., in august 1963 to attend the march on washington with martin luther king. and when the hills came to him and told him that they had had this strange experi ence he initially was open to it. he was receptive to it, which i think, interestingly enough, was in the 1950s and early 1960s, rather the posture of many unitarians generally now unitarianism at this time presented itself as the denomination of scientific minded people. the denomination of progressive people, a denomination of people who are interested in positive change in the united states. and in the 1950s, ufos were widely seen in the united states as a scientific problem. they become later in the 1960s, much more stigmatized as being the domain of oddity and kooks and stuff like that. but that wasn't necessarily the case when very importantly, hill had their first experience. so they initially found unitarianism welcoming, but over. t

you look to new hampshire because it tells you a lot. and this year i think it's going to tell us a lot, sara, when i was there at the primaries everybody new hampshire said they were the most important when it comes to this. you just proved numbers, don't lie there may be small but mighty. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. okay. all right. and joining me right now as republican congressman ralph norman of south carolina, he was well, it was the only republican member of congress from south carolina who back nikki haley and the republican primary. i say, i remind folks of that congressman. i remember i saw you in iowa's stumping for her because i say that in the context of new hampshire and the conversation that sarah and harry were just happy. we're just having about he said, you know, look to new hampshire if you want to see a sign of the direction that the country is going, nikki haley got 40 plus percent of the republican primary vote in new hampshire. and the fact that haley is pulled in double-digit vote shares like 15, 20% in s

the new hampshire bar. madam president, i have some of these letters of support here, and i ask unanimous consent that they be entered into the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. shaheen: thank you. so seth aframe is uniquely positioneded to serve on the federal bench and i know that his unwaivingering integrity and deep appellate experience will make him an exceptional addition to the first circuit. i was pleased with the cloture vote and i urge my colleagues to support his nomination. with that, i yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. ms. hassan: i rise today to add my voice to that of my colleague, senator had a sheen, in supporting the nomination of seth aframe to serve sasse a judge on the united states circuit. granite staters know mr. aframe as someone who brings a commitment to fairness to whatever work he is undertaking. he has demonstrate $this unwaivingering commitment to fairness, to justice, time and again in his

both new hampshire and arkansas have done this.e new hampshire approach however did not last too long. they started in 2016 and ended 2018. when they ended 2018, governor sununu sent a letter to azide, explaining why they stopped. they said by stopping it, the program will bring greater stability to the marketplace, which experienced upward pressure due to the inclusion of those receiving medicaid services. the next slide gives you a picture of what was going on in new hampshire. the line that you are looking at is enrollment. there is a huge number that jumped into the market. in 2019, it was off. they are the ranking of the plan for the state. that is basically a measure of the experience in the market. we can see on the front that they were in the top 10 healthiest states in the country. i 2018, they were in the bottom 10, the least healthy states in the country. that is a problem for the individual market. the people paying higher premiums -- this next slide is a similar way to say the same story. it uses a different measure. t

>> the senator from new hampshire. >> madam president, i agree with my colleagues, , we have a crissr southern border, and in new hampshire it's affecting us because there are too many deadly drugs flowing into our country, and not enough technology and equipment and personnel to stop it. so it's not everyday i agree with my republican colleagues on issue as bigep as the border, bt on this one i agree. we needed to act. that's why group of negotiators, republicans were led by senator lankford, democrats by senator murphy and senator sinema. i appreciate the work that all three of them did. a rolled up their sleeves, they got to work for months they passed paper back and forth, they ironed out big and small details of the bill that we voted on that's before us, and the final agreement is the strictest, i think that is worth repeating, it is the strictest board is good legislation that we've seen certainly since my time in the senate that's an historic t agreement to supply e border with critical resources that are necessary to increase security, to stop the flow of illicit drugs, or t

now, new hampshire it also doesn't a border and our southern border.t b does border canada whih is the largest border in the world over 5,000 miles. new hampshire has a very short piece of that but there are many stretches of the border particularly in new hampshire that are remote and scarcely populated andot unlike many borders, not militarized. that means the northern border is vulnerable to exploitation. and we have a program that we have had in past budgets called operationto stone garden. it's in the department of homeland security, so senator peters i know knows that program but it's helped police departments providing annual grants to help them particularly in rural areas that are struggling to fund normal operations let alone responsibility from the border. this is to patrol the border along with the u.s. border patrol. sadly,er in the northern border, most of those funds have been diverted to the southern border and many of the agents that have patrolled the northern border have beenee diverted to the southernrd border. that is a challenge fo

. >> this is a new hampshire presidential preference primary. republicans have tried to push nonpartisan democratic voters to participate in in the primar. what a bunch of malarkey. we know the value of voting democratic with our votes count. it's important that you save your vote for the november election. we will need your help in electing democrats up and down the ticket. voting this tuesday only enables the republicans in their quest to reelect donald trump again. your vote makes a difference in november, not this tuesday. if you would likee to be removed from future calls come please canal.wo >> host: that's the culprit is forced to call itself what did you think about the ability to reproduce the president that way? >> guest: this technology is amazing, right? i think that it is pretty incredible that we can use these techniques to take a small sample of somebody's voice and replicate it. and yeah, it can be used to lie, right? there are some concerns about that. i think the call itself as without it didn't have a huge impact, but it is so

there are a lot of veterans in new hampshire.ioned, this is an issue that is near and dear to the president. you know, he blames these burn pits for his son, beau, getting cancer. i think this was something that he really wanted to make part of the law for veterans. he's going to be ending the day in boston to raise some money, and so there's also that consideration, as well. >> perfect segway, ken. fundraising. we got the new numbers. president biden still has a significant advantage in terms of cash on hand. however, republicans and trump outraised his last month. is that setting off alarms among the biden team, or are they feeling good where they are? >> no. i think they felt like this was going to be a stretch in which trump was going to outraise them, simply because he can raise jointly with the republican national committee the amount of money that you can raise per donor goes way up, more than $800,000 perdonor. the challenger will begin to outraise the incumbent. we saw it in 2012 with mitt romney, for example. they feel

i was press secretary for a us senate candidate in new hampshire. but then gordon humphrey and i actually sixth campaign manager or the sixth president was hired by thested actually ad a half with him. but in october, the reagan came up to new hampshire to campaign for the then governor, mel thompson, and for cut commercials for gordon. for gordon humphrey, who was then by that time was a republican. so he came there was in concord, there was an old, wonderful old hotel called the new hampshire highway hotel. and it was always the same seat of political activity. it was just it was wonderful. it had restaurants and bars and all sorts of things. and reagan came there. we met there. the cuts that you cut, the commercials. and he came two aides and i don't remember who i was probably, mike deaver and peter hannaford, one of them, anyway, but they immediately disappeared. and reagan came early. so he and sat down in the lobby and we talked for 20 minutes. and of course, i had nothing offer this man. i had there's nothing i could do forim. and he was utt

we have so many rural areas in new hampshire, and across the country. this is a huge problem. people are competing with an area like that. we get thrown in with boston. there's a big difference between what is happening in hampshire with pay, and what is happening in the boston area. what can you tell us that the bureau of labor statistics can do to help us deal with this problem? >> thank you, senator. this is definitely the issue that we are seeing. this is a moment where we have a tight labor market. this is resulting in workers with more choice. employers have been needing to recruit, retain, and competing on wages. this has had some positive impacts, in terms of workers, and their wages. especially one thing we have seen since president joe biden came into office. real wages rise. especially for low income americans. more money in the pockets of work families. i'm working with you. >> we want workers to do better. the federal government has to keep up with that pay scale. thank you. >> thank you. >> in december, the apartment of labor, proposed significant and controversia

primary. >> this call went from 25,000 people in new hampshire.it is not quite clear how they were targeted democrats or reallies or some mix. and this robo call was the voice of joe biden saying, if you vote in today's primary the republicans will win or something like that. and so, the -- the implication was that it was trying to suppress voter turnout. and that robo call went out, you know, i think hundreds of thousands of people voted in that election. and the secretary of state hasnd since of new hampshire has since investigated this andth said the was no evidence that it suppressed votes, in fact, the republican primary that year which iss on the same day had a record --ub record turnout that democrat one had a very average turnout for -- a year in which the democratic candidate is running unopposed so it doesn't appear to have a suppressivesu effect and created by a democratic strategist. he says to promote idea and the concern around a.i., and so -- so it is interesting case. >> we have that for the folks here's that ad that took place bef

set this call up for us. >> this was a call that went up between 5020 5000 people in new hampshir. it is not clear how they were target if it was democrats, republicans or some mix. this rebel call was the boys of joe biden saying, if you vote in today's primary, the republicans win or something like that. the implication it was trying to suppress voter turnout that call went out. hundred of thousands with -- boded in that election but they have investigated this and said there was no evidence that it suppress vote. republican primary that year, on the same day, had record turnout. the democrat one had a very average turnout for a year in which the democratic candidate is running unopposed. it does not appear to have had a suppressive effects. in a weird twist, it was actually created by a democratic strategist. he says to promote the idea and the concern around a.i. it is an interesting case. >> here is the ad that took place just before the new hampshire primary. >> this is new hampshire presidential preference primary but republicans have been trying to push nonpartisan and demo

time the republicans won in new hampshire was 2000. biden. >> yeah, looking in the northeast and new hampshire is certainly a state to watch closely. hillary clinton beat trump by a very slim margin there in 2016. biden won by a slightly wider margin in 2020. so, you know, clearly the trump camp thinks this is ground to play in in new hampshire and, you know, not just in new hampshire there, they're looking at other places in northeast as well. stuart: they want to raise that with you. trump's going to be in the bronx for his campaign event tomorrow night. where he's going is very close. it'sed a j adjacent to aoc's dit and listen to what alexandria ocasio-cortez says about this. roll it. >> how do you think he'll be received? >> i'm not going to be surprised if he buses in pals from long island and jersey and wherever. i hope they pay a nice lefty congestion tax. i hope that they contribute to the revenues of new york city and fund their public schools think their tourism to the bronx. stuart: she sounded nonchalant and you're rolling

the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. mrs. shaheen: madam president, i agree with my colleagues, we have a crisis at the southern border. and in new hampshire it is affecting us because there are too many deadly drugs flowing into our country and not enough telling, equipment, or personnel to stop it. it's not every day i agree with my republican colleagues on an issue as big as the border, but on this one, i agree. we needed to act, that's why a group of negotiators, republicans, were led by senator lankford, democrats by senator murphy and senator sinema. i appreciate the work that all three of them did. they rolled up their leaves, they got to work, for months they passed paper back and forth, they ironed out big and small details of the bill that we voted on that's before us, and the final agreement is the strictest -- i think that's worth repeating. it is the strictest border security legislation that we have seen certainly since my time in the senate. it is to supply the border that is necessary to increase security, sto

dartmouth and new hampshire the university of new hampshire itself i believe 30 arrests.acey. the state governor joins is now. how did all of ago? >> it went as good as it could have. there was a lot of communication before had an coordination and preventative measures. i think university did a great job. they were clear with the student same first amendment rights we'll be protect -- protected that peaceful protest are protected but here are the school rules what you can violate and what you shouldn't violate. there we'll be consequences so when those things were violated the students were warned, you got to go. they didn't leave and work effectively arrested. there were a few arrests last night and now all the students are back in the class first thing this morning. it all starts with good leadership upfront on the campus level. local law enforcement and campus security had great coordination ahead of time. >> neil: brown university had another way around us to sort of prenegotiate a settlement that included being open to a vote on divesting of companies that invested i

lauren: harper lanes are staying in new england and lowering tax states in new hampshire. they like the climate and like the environment and they're just telling massachusetts we're not paying anyone for this and there's ways to do it cheaply. stuart: th thanks, lauren. the dow 30 stock and always a sense of the market and my sense is that the dow is down 260 points and there's a lot of selling and i see five winners out of the dow 30 and the rest loses. newly released e-mails are the top adviser to anthony fauci about deleted records of covid-19 and james comer wants answers and he'll be here next. ♪ stuart: explosive e-mails show a top adviser at national institute of health deleted records about origins of covid. look at this e-mail from june 2020. "we are all smart enough to know to never have smoking guns and if we did, we wouldn't put them in e-mails and we found them we wouldn't delete them. house oversight chair james comer joining me now and this evidence that covid began in a lab in wuhan. are you convinced, sir? >> i'm 100% con syringessed it started in that lab

instead of being in georgia that instead of being in new hampshire, instead of being in wisconsin and other different states now we wanted to be in your macro not able to be there because was stuck in this trial which everyone knows is a hoax. thank you very much. >> [indistinct question] >> sugar still be a mistrial?

the biden campaign in new hampshire getting mocked for being sparsely attended in one and alyssa saiditing for someone to shout bingo."en look to scarborough to defend the strategy. >> joe biden when he steps off joe biden is about normalcy and by the way, you don't think that's a winning message fore ri 2024, you were not talking to the right voters those who vote in 16 are exhausted now.k >> judge jeanine: if you can't make joe look young jesse: , the ladies of the view are trying to bully charlemagne the gothd of to endorsing the bg guy. >> now is not the time to sit this one out. >> i never said that might why do we have toco samfy this if we're not comfortable? >> i think other folks need to hear.vote >> i think bothg campaigns are trash butin i willte vote in november and vote who i think canca preserve democracy feels like president biden's basis pretty pest offet about him. >> help amountty. -- help him out.what >> judge jeanine: why is there such a difference in terms ofrs young voterst ? historic and their support for joe biden and now i think 24 points in 2020 and now it is

the biden campaign event in new hampshire is getting mocked for being sparsely attended.rnalist who covered it saying "i am waiting for someone to shout bingo," but leave it to joe scarborough to defend biden's senior center campaign strategy. >> joe biden, it's never going to look like beatlemania when joe biden steps off a plane going to an event. joe biden's -- joe biden's about normalcy. and by the way, if you don't think that's a winning message in '24, you are not talking to the right voters, who even if they voted for trump in '16, are exhausted now. >> judge jeanine: and if you can't make joe look young, just try to force people to support him. the ladies of "the view" are trying to bully charlamagne tha god into endorsing the big guy. >> charlamagne, now is not the time to sit this one out. >> why do you all need us to say this if we don't feel comfortable saying it? >> it's not that we need you to say it. i think other folks need to hear -- >> the reality come i think both candidates are trash. because -- but i am going to vote in november, and i'm going to vote

the article i sent from the new hampshire journal you have to read it it is unbelievable. basically quoting people they are saying are they still practising social distancing. that's how lacklustre -- they said there was nothing memorable you couldn't quote anything from the speech. that's just compare and contrast that's what i would say to everyone. president trump may not win new york, he might but he might not. these willing to try again. biden could never go to the sum of these southern states he can even get a crowd in new hampshire. >> someone at the event for biden said there waiting for someone to yell bingo. e and this is supposed to be 1 of the most diverse districts around, 65% hispanic and 31% black residents. but trump is going to go there because the polls have shown this closing. new york times polls and our polls and swing states closing the gap nearly tied with hispanic members. he'd need nearly 23% from black voters which has not happened years. >> the other thing president trump gets from an event like this today is data and information so everyone that

new hampshire, i won't be able to make it, i'm sitting in an icebox. this is allen dershowitz, today trump, after that, you and me, who knows, criminal justice system is on trial in new york. i love this state and people of this state, i'm running hard in new york, i think we'll win new york temperature is making new york and judicial system and i have judge kapunishes p/* -- kaplin and goran, does not know about finances, trial in front of complex situation, had no idea, said mar-a-lago is worth $18 $million when it is worth 50 to 100 times that. all corrupt and coordinated, markl levin, we have tyranny right now and we're disgracing our new york court system. we are disgracing our country, all over the world watching. bill o'riley, donald trump and his family do not deserve this injustice, don't applaud it, you may be on the receiving end one day. hundreds of others. i don't think one person says this trial is legitimate and everybody is talking about the judge. the judge shouldn't be doing this trial. he's totally conflicted, most conflicted judge in

new mexico -11, virginia -10, new hampshire -7, minnesota -7. that was a results in 2020. if new york is a single-digit we're talking about expanding the playbook and adding at least 4 more potential states which is 4 more pathways to trump potentially knocking out joe biden in 2024. >> what is your take on lease on the south bronx last night? >> i thought were donald trump has been doing has been exceptional. 1 of the things i think people have been talking about is don't believe the polls because of it shows him up with black supporters it's alive. it's a red herring. they been saying don't believe the data. don't believe the people you see on television that say they support donald trump and happened to be black or his stantec -- hispanic. the numbers don't lie the data doesn't lie. cnn polling this month showed trump was up with black voters 25% from 18 to 49 and when you look at that crowd the people that you saw were very young people black hispanic and older individuals but what i am saying is it's reflective in the date and he should continue to go new york chicago

the story in new hampshire is an example of the use of deep fake technology in relation to audio filesd; there are a lot of photos of trump on the internet posing next to black voters, this is also a fairly effective technology, the fact is that black african americans are now ceasing to support biden and moving to trump, in general, apparently this also helps. creating the illusion that trump is already holding such special rallies for blacks, when this is not the case. there is also an example of negative pr against trump, these are photographs of the famous trump behind bars, already in prison, this is also deep fake technology, and trump’s company also does not hesitate to resort to this technology when biden announced that he would be nominated as a presidential candidate very quickly with the help of artificial intelligence... they drew a video in which they showed the america that it will become under biden, there, millions of migrants are invading these united states of biden, on the streets crime, poverty, in general, a picture of the apocalypse on eve, which yes, was also pai

a republican has not won new hampshire in 25 years.ghting for new hampshire, he has a lot of problems. the pitch to voters, not too strong. >> let me close with this: after i signed the pack act into law? >> jesse: everyone stumbles. sometimes. but each stumble for biden, lethal to the campaign. 77% of voters think that biden is too old to the president. yesterday he said he was hanging out with a hostage who is actually still being held hostage by hamas. >> president joe biden: working around the clock to free the remaining hostages like we have freed them already. and here today is hirshe and he is not here with us. he is held by hamas. >> jesse: now democrats are leaking. an anonymous democrat senator says, if you go out and do a focus group, the focus group says he is 200 years old, you have to be kidding me. another democrat senator said young voters think that biden looks tired. these are the conversations that are happening behind the scenes. only a few will say it on tv. >> biden just presents as old. it is not really fair. >>

numbers have been going up. >> everybody is scrambling at this point, and that sunday night in new hampshire, he comes out and says in essence, never mind, we were wrong. you know, the new laptop with weiner's e-mails, there was nothing in there. sorry, but of course it had reinjected that whole issue at the last moment when she was finally recovering and from their perspective, it was the second comey absolution that sunday night in new hampshire that really killed the campaign. >> let me go back to the document. this is exhibit 318, a new one from hicks to cohen. they had four options of what was the statement they were going to send to the "wall street journal" after they did this. according to our folks, this is new and interesting. they can't quite read the texts. they have the screens up there. but hoffinger, did hope hicks send the statement she was going to send to the "wall street journal." michael cohen, e-mail from hope hicks, friday, november 4th. we have nothing to do with this final attempt by the liberal elite, a series of options to send to the media as a response to the arti

fortunately we did not have the same kind of catastrophe in new hampshire or boston, but we have had several accidents. in fact, both the memorial bridge and the tobin bridge have shut down traffic for significant periods of time, so unfortunately as we know, this is not an isolated incident, even though the drama of what happened in baltimore is certainly worse than we have seen in other places. and just finally, one of the provisions that was in the negotiated border bill that was important to us in new hampshire with the northern border was the stone garden fence, which are reduced in the budget bills that just passed, but in addition to the funding being reduced, there were provisions in the border bill that would have committed to a certain percentage going to non- southwest border states, again, an issue important to us even though we don't have the challenges at the northern border as we do at the southern border, there are issues around law enforcement and communications the stone garden funds have been critical to helping us with, so will you commit that you will take a look

but bluntly, when i was up in new hampshire, this weekend campaigning for the biden-harris campaign. i heard from the vast majority of folks i heard from and met with was concerns about cost of living reduce it the reduction. forgive me. a prescription drug prices investment in new manufacturing of the jobs report. that's what was on the mind of most of the voters. i met with this weekend very briefly, senator, before i let you go, i we were discussing earlier, senator tim scott, not saying yes or no as to whether he would accept the results of the election. >> this of course, after donald trump gave an interview to time where he said that there wouldn't be political violence, assuming because he's going to win the election basically raising the specter of violence in the event that he loses. and congresswoman debbie dingell said, here are a few, about an hour ago that she's concerned about another january 6 type event in the event donald trump loses. do you share that concern? >> what there's lots of folks watching cable tv who are worried and who are anxious. and who are concerned.

joe biden can't even fill up a room in new hampshire.s the president of the united states is crowd yesterday. does that look like a man of the people? >> joe biden, it's never going to look like beatlemania when joe biden stops off a plane going to an event. joe biden is about normalcy. >> jesse: there's nothing normal about the biden presidency. pandemic, crime, inflation, illegal immigration, no leadership, he just lies and hides. a new reuters poll has biden's approval rating falling to 36%. thirty-six. the revenge of the normies is even being felt in biden's hometown of scranton. >> get a stable guy in there who knows what he's doing, a businessman who did it the first time, we were doing pretty good. >> i was in better shape when trump was in office financially, making less money than i am now. >> we need someone fresh in office. not crooks and not decrepit old people. >> biden has a tendency of dazing often falling asleep so who knows. trump so far, he's on top of things. >> jesse: what you are watching is a political uprising in t

he's a sergeant in the first new hampshire.lsdemands all the civilians get off thell comply except to samuel calvin remain on the handcart. webster fires his pistol in the nd near one of the civilians that had gotten off the hat point, samuel calvin. samuel calvin lamar says --. you don't scare me. webster pulled up his pistol shot lamar in the head, and he fell down on the ground. their friend had just been shot dead in front of them,hey pleaded with the soldiers to let them use a hand to take his body to the regimenta point arrives at their camp. webster said. let the son of a -- die. i'm not sure of the exact same exact process that followed, but webster is arrested and he will be pced in jail in frederick county and a local diarist jacob engelbrecht, mentions the shooting and the fact that he's imprisoned. he will be acquitted of mu 1861, which is not surprising because frederick is a very area. the officer that had thesed william f greely. and you n just imagine this young officer very early in the war trying to do his bes

he ran against nixon in new hampshire, opposing the vietnam war, even though he was a decorated, he won imaginable in the marine corps. >> but perhaps pete mccloskey, his greatest legacy involves the environment. he was the coauthor of the endangered species act in 1973, and co-founder of earth day. he is survived by his wife, helen, and four children in san francisco, congresswoman nancy pelosi said in a statement, quote, the sad news of the passing of bay area congressman pete mccloskey was received with great sorrow by so many who viewed him as a visionary, courageous and patriotic american. as a champion for our environment and peace in the world. he brought honor to the state of california and to our country. congressman mccloskey will be sadly missed. >> california senate candidate adam schiff says he has picked up a major endorsement. schiff says his former opponent, congresswoman barbara lee, is now supporting him in the race. schiff said congresswoman lee is one of the nation's most powerful advocates for social justice, housing and economic opportunity. lee was defeated in the

new hampshire is obviously unimportant states and he is in new england at this point.t both of these were decided by very thin margins in 2016, mark penn, and a slightly wider margin for biden. but, you know, there are some recent polls that they are not of the standards that we use a. show it had a race in new hampshire, mark. what do you think of me i'm sure as you look at this? >> your answer has always been a bellwether state in that sense. i do think that again is a bellwether generally more of a working-class state and you would think even though a lot of people have moved from massachusetts there with higher incomes. look, if there is a trump landslide, new hampshire will go and it's something they can tell early in the night. and i think it's an important state for biden perhaps before, you know, with regard to these corrections, mark theissen this was a rather serious one given how frost this hostage situation is for these american families and, of course, for some israeli families as well. this was a reference to the hostage -- we have interviewed is part --

the beautiful images from viewers from spokane, washington, all the way to portsmouth, new hampshire. and where you'll get another chance tonight. >>> why judge judy is now suing the parent company of "the national enquirer" and "in touch weekly." >>> and we remember a musician who famously performed with david bowie and the rolling stones. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening and it's high stakes testimony in donald trump's criminal trial today. his former attorney and fixer michael cohen testifying donald trump told him to "just do it" when they were discussing paying stormy daniels for her silence. cohen leaving his home this morning to face his former boss in court. cohen then telling the court today that at trump's direction, he helped make stories from women go away. and just weeks before the 2016 election, when the "access hollywood" tape came out, cohen's surprising testimony today about what he says was melania trump's suggestion how to handle it. he says it was later used for damage

and then he's with eugene mccarthy in new hampshire in that great new hampshire primary when the kids came from all over the country. and then with bobby kennedy when he died. so, somehow he was at those moments, and it was an extraordinary decade. it's a decade that has remained one of the historic decades in our country. - as a historian, your subjects have included theodore roosevelt, franklin roosevelt, abraham lincoln. this was the first time you wrote about a figure with whom you could actually ask questions at the kitchen table. tell me about that process. - it's so correct. i mean, when i would be writing about teddy or franklin roosevelt or abraham lincoln, i would often ask them questions, but they never answered when i said, "why did you do this?" or, "what was this for?" but there was dick, sitting right across from me. i used to call the other presidents my guys 'cause i felt so close to them after all tse years, but now this was my guy right across the room for me. he could correct me. i could ask him, "why did you write this?" or, "what did the president say to this?" o

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