- new hampshire was the first time we saw a new innovation in televised campaigning.hard nixon was this brave truth teller who was willing to face down any critic, when, in fact, it was completely staged. - this is "the nixon answer," in which richard nixon discusses the issues with citizens of new hampshire. - lawlessness, crime, is a major problem in this country today. and we talk about civil rights. you know what the most important civil right in this country is? it's the right to be safe in the streets, to be safe in your home. - nixon's campaign in new hampshire was a classic. [inspiring music] - nixonite from way back. - "there is a new nixon," the reporters were saying. he's much better disciplined. he also is more relaxed. he takes criticism well. - i plan to shake a lot of hands, and i have a good, strong hand, and i also like to talk to people. - the intelligence of the old nixon combined with the better behavior and outlook of the new nixon-- that's the candidate in '68. - i am myself, and i'm going to continue to play that role. if people looking at me sa

seabrook, new hampshire.elia? >> yeah. >> what going on? i was just thinking of you this morning. >> on that call, pam does confess to feeling guilty about something. she says she's feeling real remorse, but it doesn't have anything to do with her husband. >> you should've seen me when i hit a rabbit. i couldn't avoid it. it came totally bouncing down the road. a felt like [ bleep ] >> over killing a rabbit? >> yeah. >> well, it's road kill. i can't believe that you felt bad about running over a rabbit but not about gregg. >> i do feel bad about gregg, but i feel bad about the rabbit, too. >> that afternoon, the police arrive at pam's office, and she has a lot more to answer for than running over a rabbit. >> exactly three months from the day that her husband was murdered, on august 1st, 1990, the police finally arrest pamela smart. >> pam, did you have anything to with your husband's murder? >> i was really not worried about it, because i knew that i hadn't done anything wrong. i'm thinking this is going to

but also just d important work n research and develop a tax credit my colleague from new hampshire is been such a leader on. we'll meet get it here we will actually all vote for. i'm then mr. chairman hope we come back next year and do the work that we really need to do with the child tax credit which is to once again show we do not have to accept it as a permanent feature of our economy or permanent feature of democracy the disgraceful and immoral level of childhood poverty we have in this country. we know because president biden put in place several years ago we have a tool that will actually lift half the american children out of poverty and give them a fighting chance to contribute to our democracy into our economy. this is one important step in that process. i urge everybody in this chamber to vote yes this week on this bill because this will be your opportunity before we go home to demonstrate where we stand on behalf of the american people and theirir families. >> senator bennett you've been leading on these issues for time. i want to take special note of a message tomorrow. we

tonight new hampshire now reporting someone has died from one of the infections. ma ellis reports on how cities are trying to keep people safe. >> reporter: as new york sprays for mosquitos carrying dangerous viruses, eee, concern is spreading nationwide. cases popping up in massachusetts, vermont, new jersey, wisconsin and tonight new hampshire. new hampshire health officials say one adult resident died of eee after being hospitalized for severe nervous system disease. it is new hampshire's first human case of the virus in a decade. the west nile virus is a threat, too. 33 states have reported 289 cases of west nile. >> this is worrisome and discouraging. >> reporter: epidemiologist and infectious disease specialist dr. richard ellison says eee virus is especially troubling. >> we have 30% to 40% of the patients who get this and become sick with it will die from it. >> reporter: is there any age group that's particularly vulnerable to these viruses? >> the very young and the very old are the ones who have the worst outcome. >> reporter: officials nationwide are ta

host: a couple of other changes for minnesota and new hampshire. guest: you could argue that with walz as the running mate it helped in minnesota. the jury is out as to whether running mates actually matter in terms of having a home state of effect. but minnesota and new hampshire there were polls showing that things were really close and look, if trump were to win the national popular vote, biden was the winner of it by 4.5 in 2020. let's say that trump was the winner in 2002. that would be a five or six point shift in 2020 and suddenly the states that he was the winner of buy 6, 7, 8 points, those states would be like tossup's but with harris coming in and stabilizing things, you would expect minnesota and new hampshire to be like it was in 2020 and not being credible targets. host: the harris campaign is hoping that walz will be influential in states like wisconsin and michigan. any evidence of that? what do you think? host: i don't really think so. j.d. vance is also from the midwest and there was an argument that he might have a regional effec

my colleague from new hampshire. mr. hassan: thank you very much, chairman wyden. madam president, i rise to join my colleagues in urging members from both parties to come together and pass the bipartisan wyden-smith package to lower taxes for working families and small businesses. i want to add my thanks to my colleague from colorado for his remarks because this really is about making sure that our families and small businesses can get ahead and stay ahead. as you know, earlier this year, members from both parties in the house overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan package to cut taxes. like any legislative compromise, it may not have included everything people wanted, but it included commonsense provisions that a majority of americans agree on. and as my colleague from colorado and the chairman have just said, it had provisions of not only the majority of americans agree on but a significant, a really large, outsized majority of the house of representatives agreed on. this bipartisan package to cut taxes includes provisions that would help keep our economy on the cut

i was press secretary for a us senate candidate in new hampshire. but then gordon humphrey and i was the actually sixth campaign manager or the sixth president was hired by the campaign. but i lasted actually a year and 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 nothi

a mosquito-borne virus killing one person in new hampshire. a massachusetts town taking action, closing parks and fields after dusk. and the spraying in and around new york city. authorities in several states are now watching this closely. abc's erielle reshef on this again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, planes and trucks in massachusetts are loaded with pesticides as health officials try to protect communities at high risk for the eee virus, a rare but potentially deadly mosquito-borne illness. the targeted spraying comes just hours after neighboring new hampshire reported what is likely the country's first death this year from the virus. >> while the risk is very low, the cases can be really severe. and this is why we want to reduce our contact with mosquitos. >> reporter: health officials say the adult patient was hospitalized with severe central nervous system disease, testing positive for eastern equine encephalitis virus. it's new hampshire's first death in ten years. while most infected people don't have symptoms, some cases can be sever

health officials in new hampshire are urging people to take precautions against mosquito bites. so far this year, people have also been infected with eee in massachusetts, vermont, wisconsin, and new jersey. meanwhile, u.s. health officials say more than 20 people returning to the u.s. from cuba have been infected with a virus transmitted by mosquitoes and small biting flies called sloth fever. they were infected after visiting forest areas. >>> now to the daring rescue of another israeli hostage held in gaza for ten months. the 52-year-old arab man from the country's bedouin community is doing okay despite spending most time in the dark. his family is eager to welcome him home. skyler henry reports. >> reporter: israeli military forces rescued 52-year-old qaid fahran al kadi after he was found alone inside of an underground hamas tunnel at an undisclosed location in southern gaza. >> he's back home in israel. he cannot go into many details of this special operation. but i can share that israeli commandos rescued qaid fahran al kadi from an underground tunnel following accurate i

what do you make of new hampshire and what new hampshire voters are saying right now?lmost a 50/50 split. >> kamala harris and her background will always do will new hampshire no doubt. trump can win here he almost a 2016. we have a lot of folks we don't pull accurately. a lot of folks that will kind of come out of the woodwork if you will likely support the former president november fifth so i don't look at those -- those polls took closely. i was told i would lose by love him but we won by two." can happen in new hampshire but georgia tech pennsylvania, arizona and michigan, wisconsin, you know, if trump does well in those states and he will than this is his race to lose. >> neil: a lot of donors in the republican party let's go to the former president. i'll come back with you. now the former president. >> nice to see you. we have a lot of interesting things to talk about and some very specific thanks so we will take our time we have plenty of time i think you have plenty of time i hope you like the weather its very nice. and nice place nice location. and i do thank

i was press secretary for a us senate candidate in new hampshire. but then gordon humphrey and i was the actually sixth campaign manager or the sixth president was hired by the campaign. but i lasted actually a year and a half with him. but in october, the reagan came up to new in october at reagangn came upo new hampshire to campaign for the then governor mel thompson. and to cut commercials for gord humphrey who by that time was the republican nominee. in concorde there is an old wonderful old hotel called the new hampshire highway hotel. if you could always see political activity. it was wonderful. you had restaurants and bars and all sorts ofre things. dragon came there to cut commercials. he had w king into aids i don't them who they were probably a at mike and peter. they immediately disappeared and rake came early so he and i sat down in the lobby and talk for 20 minutes. and of course i have nothing to offer this man. there's nothing itt could do for him. he was utterly charming, funny andd wonderful. the way you imagine him as the way he wa

and now, new hampshire is reporting that someone has died from an infection. here's rehema ellis. >> reporter: as new york sprays for mosquitos carrying dangerous viruses, like triple e, concern is spreading nationwide. cases popping up in massachusetts, vermont, new jersey, wisconsin and new hampshire. new hampshire health officials say one adulteres resident died triple e after being hospitalized for severe neurological disease. it's their first case of the virus in a decade. the west nile virus is a threat, too. 33 states have reported 289 cases of west nile. >> this is worrisome and discouraging. >> reporter: specialist, dr. richard ellison says triple e virus is especially troubling. >> 30% to 40% of the patients who get this and become sick with it will die from it. >> reporter: is there any age group that's particularly vulnerable to these viruss? >> the very young and the very old are the ones who have the worst outcome. >> reporter: officials nationwide are taking action. spraying, testing to identify mosquito-breeding areas. >> i'm glad they're doing

blanca: el paciente de new hampshire ingreso con sÍntomas graves al sistema nervioso central.tÁn usando repelentes. >> estÁ bien porque creo que se evitarÍa una plaga. blanca: ¿quÉ sabes del virus del nilo? >> poco. sÉ que es infecciosa, y que hay gente con complicaciones mÉdicas que fallecen. >> se manifiesta con dolor de cabeza, dolor de cuerpo, puede haber nÁuseas, vÓmito, tambiÉn lo que se llama la fatiga crÓnica. blanca: personas mayores de 60 o con el sistema inmunolÓgico comprometido deben tomar mÁs precauciones. en la ciudad de nueva york, blanca rosa vilches. jorge: los precios de casas en junio se quebrÓ en alguna ciudad, pero aumentaron mÁs en nueva york, san diego y las vegas, esto afectÓ tantos a compradores como a agentes que las estÁ rentando. ilia: esta noche hay sorteo del mega million, pero no cualquiera, el mayor subiÓ a mÁs de 580 millones de dÓlares. jorge: la probabilidades de ganarlo son una en 302 millones. ilia: 300 millones. el Último premio de mega million fue de 500 millones y lo ganÓ alguien en illinois y lo ganÓ en junio. dulce: es el llamado con

my name is john, i am from new hampshire. would like to speak about the country always being safer and more secure with the republicans in charge and the country was better off four years ago as to where we are now. don't believe the lies that the democrats tell. it is all built on retaining power. example, 2025 saying that the people wrote and trump is not endorsing. the policies he stands on, if you go to his website and look at trump's policies -- >> my pleasure to introduce our keynote speaker today, deb whitman of aarp. she is joined by the moderator. deb is an economist and an expert on aging issues with experience ili

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in these six months of campaigning, concord, new hampshire, to california. i came to know country better than i have known it ever before in my life. and i gathered up memories that are going to be with me the rest of my days, as it was, that day long ride through the great state of georgia. in a bus, vice bush himself had used a 1988 cold asphalt one. the ride ended in a 9 p.m. speech in. a tiny town in southern georgia called fitzgerald. were those workers at the james river paper mill in northern new hampshire in a town called grosvenor tough hardy men. none of them would say a word me as i came down the line, shaking their hands one by one. they were under threat of losing their jobs at christmas. as i moved down the line, one tough fellow about my age just looked up and said to me, save our jobs. and there was the legal secretary that i met at the manchester airport on christmas day who came running up to me and said, mr. buchanan, i'm going to vote for you. and then she broke down, weeping and she said, i've lost my job. i don't have any money. and the

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so, a woman in new hampshire, she got a shock when her longtime friends and contractor showed her what they found while restoring her barn. these were her late husband's baseball cards from the late 30s early 40s, including a ted williams rookie card. >> and they could be worth tens of thousands of dollars. but pappas doesn't plan on selling them anytime soon, since they belong to her late husband billy, who himself was a hall of famer at the university of new hampshire, a player for his air force football team and the love of her life. this is a reminder, though, that i need to check my pokemon cards because i might be sitting on a small fortune, an antique roadshow segment. >> you and i with your pokemon cards. >> oh yeah, and if they're not worth anything, can my kids have them? because sure. >> yeah, i'm not going to have them finally getting deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today from the series evil, mike colter. and a performance from recording artist rachel platten. plus, check out our hydration 101 class as we kick off live's summer school week. in addition, the wond

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so a presidential campaign in 68 would really start just before new hampshire primary in 68, january, february is when you really have to make up your mind because you have to either collect signatures or get on the ballot in those primaries, you know, similar today with was 2024 the sort of gamesmanship of of even for incumbent president biden. and for donald trump there's a certain gamesmanship shape about which primaries do you really invest in heavily which ones do you campaign personally? where do you pick and choose and strategize? and so nixon very much in that situation at 67, i think wanting to get back in, but also wanting make a reversible decision should he change his mind and and not just pen as he did in 1964. and so this was i tell this story a bit in my last book, which came out in the fall, which is on the 68 election. so i'm going to go the reading here a little bit. nixon decides late 67. he doesn't know what to do, and so he retreats to key biscayne florida, kind of one of the very first keys in, the florida keys, one of the northernmost ones just sort of south or,

primary seeking renomination and he won the new hampshire primary but not as much as expected. so at that point, this was in march of 1968, he announced that he would not seek renomination and there were other candidates in the democratic race competing in the primaries. but at the convention that summer, which happened to be in chicago where the democrats will meet in august this year, the delegates selected vice president hubert humphrey as the nominee even though he had not participated in a single primary. that was the democratic delegates, and the party elite deciding who would be the nominee and ignoring what happened in the primaries and caucuses. and in chicago in 1968 there were sizable protests going on outside the convention hall both over the process but over the vietnam war and the democratic party policy on the vietnam war. at that national convention because they saw the fissure erupting and was concerned they created what was known as the mcgovern-fraser commission. it did several things to reform the primary process. the main thing it did was that it tightened

the fox news power rankings, it's a toss up and new hampshire has not held gubernatorial primaries yeteven know the candidates and given new hampshire's left ward drift at presidential level and sununu's strong republican brand there, fox news power rankings predict this election will be close. fox is also keeping an eye on north carolina's race. fox is rating it as leaning democrat, the tarheel state has a history of ticket splitting in its presidential and gubernatorial elections and republicans have won all by one presidential race since 1980 and democratic governor haves the majority of the elections there over the same period and meanwhile fox news power rankings forecast is the race for control of the house is a tossup with a slight edge for republicans and fox forecast republicans saw this with 211 seats and democrats have them closely contested and race toss up and party leads 218 seats for the majority and there's a thin four seat advantage and they'll have 230 seats and that'll expand their lead to 13 seats. as for the race and u.s. senate fox forecast and ultimately where th

from the snows of new hampshire on all the way to election day in november. he chooses in a running mate at the time was controversial people questioned nixon. hold only a few years before had been a county commissioner in maryland. and have been govno for couple ofkn years. int, hindsight it was a good choice. th general tnking among nominees people at both the top of the m ticket much more than a runng mate. but a running mate can hurt you if you do o not choose carefull. you want someone who is neutral. secondly you want some wonders does not take the spotlight away from you. it was a better dresser, did not have the constant 5:00 shadow. he looked kind like a kennedy in that sense. politically threatening. certainly want to choose someons not politically threatening. if enough of an unknown he did not add to the ticket but was not seem to subtract from them either. lodge added but subtracted. that's probably why nixon went. another reason i would say is agnew was a major booster of rockefeller. rockefeller kept threatening to come back in the race. was on

guest: one of the big differences is i had been writing earlier this year on the way to new hampshire that from an historical standpoint march was the month to march. two presidents have withdrawn in surprise announcements since world war ii. that was harry truman in 1952, march 29, and lyndon johnson in 1960 march 31. from an historical standpoint, march was the month to watch. it was early enough the democrats could still gather, they can organize before the convention. if you and i were to have this conversation just over a month ago, i would have said two of the biggest differences between 1968 and 2024 was this year the lack of political violence and the fact president biden did not appear to want to do what president johnson did in 1968, withdraw, and now two of those biggest differences have been erased. host: what are the biggest differences between the protests then and now? guest: it is fascinating. this is one of those issuesi'm sure we ever completely understand because protesters by definition do not leave a lot of records. if you are behind the barricades of a protest or