people in n new hampshire come to me all the time about this issue.ung people concerned about their own safety in the classroom. for the first time in decades we passed bipartisan legislation in congress that provides enhanced background checks for people under the age of 21 and provide support to states developing red flag laws these are all very common sense bipartisan steps we can take to save lives i think that should be the focus let's respect people's rights under the constitution but let's also do what terry to make sure people are safe people can go about their lives without being gunned down in one of these mass shootings. >> a new poll out last week from the associated press shows that nearly 2/3 of americans say they feel the federal government is not doing enough to fight climate change ms. levitt, how will you take action to address american concerns. >> we face climate challenges environmental challenges as a born and raised granite state around want to protect our beautiful beaches and lakes and rivers but i don't believe it's the busin

the people of new hampshire deserve better. we deserve a wrap who is telling us where our tax dollars are going every single day so i will support a balanced budget act and the only way we'll get that is if we change the direction of this country, change of leadership in washington, d.c. and don't continue to dole out billions and trillions for useless priorities like we see in the past two years with 5.5 trillion and new spending. >> will you vote to raise the ceiling and if so what is your plan to handle the national debt? >> what we just heard is a totally reckless position. not only would it jeopardize our own economic health and the united states, it could lead to a global depression. that's what economists have told us. the debt ceiling issue is separate from spending. the debt ceiling is paying the credit card bill after you've already purchased items on your credit card. we have to get back to fiscal responsibility. we have lowered the deficit by two-thirds from the end of the last administration. i want to go further t

new hampshire. i was over at revision energy.hone has been ringing off the hook with folks calling in looking at these tax incentives and rebates available to them to install solar, heat pumps come to lower their emissions and provide more energy efficient and helped save other bills. that's critically important. people are clamoring for solutions that can help them do the right thing in their own lives and in the own businesses. karoline leavitt please climate change is she said quote bs. i trust the science. we can see the evidence it is here. when not powerless to address it and we can do it in a way that is great economic benefits for new hampshire and protects our way of life. >> what i think sbs is is a democrat use the climate to pass their billion-dollar pet projects in d.c. like the inflation reduction act which did include the 87,000 hiring,, firing of 87,000 new irs agents. i will support our domestic energy production and will not support a policy we see in california and new york coming to an answer. if congressman p

winning the new hampshire primary handily. >> when the official results were announced, jimmy carter won 30% of the total popular vote. >> showing that a new england being from the south was not the handicap many people thought it would be. >> other victory celebrations would follow but few would be as gratifying to the dark horse candidate. >> i remember when we could not find a microphone. >> the primaries came in rapid succession like firecrackers on the fourth of july. ♪ [applause] >> this year we have had 30 state primaries. more than ever before, making it possible to take our campaign directly to the people of america. the homes and shopping centers, the colleges, the beauty parlors and barbershops, the farmers markets and union halls. this is a long and personal campaign. a kind of humbling experience. reminding us that ultimate political influence rests not with the power focused, but with the people. ♪ >> the people listened to the simple way jimmy carter voiced the high ideals of the democratic party. he showed their approval with feverish excitement, a far cry from the pol

another example for us in new hampshire is our coast guard station in new castle. it was severely damaged during january's storms. the seawall was breached in a number of places and the boathouse was wrenched from its mooring. as a result, the station is in need of significant repairs. the bill that's been negotiated and agreed to by republicans and democrats, the bill that the house now is saying they're not going to support, it would provide over $210 million to repair coast guard facilities around the country, including the new castle station in new hampshire. now, unless these supplemental funds are appropriated, the station in new hampshire will be more susceptible to future storm damage, it will need more extensive and expensive repairs in the future -- again, that doesn't sound like government efficiency to me; sounds like somebody is not paying attention. and like almost every other state in the country, new hampshire has been hit by a number of storms that have led to presidential disaster declarations. communities in our state are still rebuilding, so the

she then ran for congress in new hampshire in 2021, one of the youngest people ever to do that. and you found out she really changed her tune during that campaign. so what did you find there? >> yeah. and if you fast forward to that 2022 campaign for congress, she was running in a primary against another candidate. she really ran all out as an election denier. she said. in some of these videos that were viewed she was the only candidate in the race who would say that donald trump won the 2020 election. she spread false claims that biden didn't win 81 million votes, claims that there were voting irregularities she vowed that she would get to the bottom of the 2020 election. it's a very big shift from where she was after that capitol riot. listen to some of those comments i am the only candidate in this race to say that president trump won in 2020, and i will work my hardest every single day to ensure we get to the bottom of it. >> i do believe that if we were to audit all 50 states in this country, there is absolutely no way that we would find that joe biden legitimately won 81 m

the postal service has a plan to move some postal operations from manchester new hampshire and -- new hampshire to boston i opposed the plan because implementation will harm service and delayed deliveries. i also post moving operations from river junction turmont to hartford connecticut because river junction serves the northern part of new new new hampshire. we know from postal service at inspector general report center consolidations like the ones you are considering including those in virginia and georgia resulted end quote an immediate and significant decline in service performance". we know that those declines continued for several months and these facilities are still struggling to meet their on-time delivery goals. i have reportedly heard serious concerns from postal employees and customers that your plans would float delivery service in new hampshire just to be clear taking a collection center processing center from manchester to boston moves it at least a two hour drive time both from the collection point and then back up to new hampshire. despite posting your manchester and

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in new england, the higher elevations of new hampshire, vermont, maine, we're going to see quite a bit of snow, and in the u.p. of michigan. we're looking at freeze warnings. we're looking at frost advisories, freeze watch in the purple there. so places like douglas, brunswick, jacksonville, gainesville, albany. a chilly start. right around the freezing mark or at the freezing mark in gainesville, tallahassee. 37 in waycross. 36 in atlanta. and we are looking at split temperatures. if you look to the west, you notice temperatures five to 15 degrees above normal for this time of year. dodge city, 55 degrees. that seven degrees above normal. but that jet stream is so far to the south in portions of the east. so we are cold once again. well below normal for this time of year. midwest. 28 28 degrees in great bay. 50 in oklahoma city. that's your tuesday forecast. >> lots to cover. thanks michelle. >>> coming up, a tough health update for elton john after a battle with an eye infection. battle with an eye infection. we're back in 60 seconds. ♪♪ when the day comes and you are down ♪♪ ♪♪ in a

new hampshire is one of them. governor, good to have you. >> great.putting the pedal to the metal and talking about it. the argument against the federal government doing it, the numbers are so much bigger and getting them under control so much more undoable. what do you say? >> well, look, yeah, so if you buy that argument, you basically are saying we will never balance our budget and ultimately default on our loans. that's the only mathematical conclusion. this is going to happen at some point. now is the ideal time to do it. it's nothing unique. the message we're creating efficient government. my argument is, it's really been done 50 times over in the states. so the ideas of what to do aren't new. how to do is also in the states. we have worked with legislators. done executive orders. cut agencies. created efficiencies. so all the recipe is there. it's just the will. it really is. it's the will to do it. anyone that says it can't be done doesn't want it to be done. this is a very unique opportunity for elon who is an outsider but has political capit

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bloom the campaign trail with the former president took place on the eve of the new hampshire primaryf the most respected governors. one of the most respected governors in the country, brilliant guy, made a lot of money then he said let me run for office. we know about s that. he is truly from north dakota done really an incredible job and he's a friend of mine he has become a friend of mine and a really good one. doug bergen. [applause] >> and i became governor it was the same night that donald trump was elected back in november 16 when donald trump was president variation was safe and prosperous. making nghundreds of billions o dollars selling oil to china there's one candidate in the race that understands to make our nation more secure and prosperous it's the person who did it when he was president before and that's donald j trump. biden has been a disaster on the economy he's been a disaster on energy and a disaster on n national security including the border. under donald j trump cities were safer our country was safer and we were absolutely economically better off than we are no

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unemployment, homelessness is up 50% in new hampshire.under the person that she put into office. right? kamala and biden. must have been still living on the farm in the back with the horses. i want to say that i am a man of color. i'm white. i hear people complaining. if you don't like it here in america, get on an airplane and head back home to where your family is probably from. thank you. host: mark in cloverdale, indiana on the line for independents. caller: good morning. this is mark. i'm calling in -- first, i would like to make a couple of short comments. my doctor is from india. she is a lady of probably 50 years old. she is featured on the front of the indianapolis -- a beautiful gal, wonderful doctor, and i thank india for every doctor they sent here. another thing i would like to mention is, we had a discussion earlier and i did not manage to get in on the discussion on polarization in america and so forth. i have driven a truck into canada many times and i met the canadian people. they are wonderful people. if they were to bec

unemployment, homelessness is up 50% in new hampshire.under the person that she put into office. right? kamala and biden. must have been still living on the farm in the back with the horses. i want to say that i am a man of color. i'm white. i hear people complaining. if you don't like it here in america, get on an airplane and head back home to where your family is probably from. thank you. host: mark in cloverdale, indiana on the line for independents. caller: good morning. this is mark. i'm calling in -- first, i would like to make a couple of short comments. my doctor is from india. she is a lady of probably 50 years old. she is featured on the front of the indianapolis -- a beautiful gal, wonderful doctor, and i thank india for every doctor they sent here. another thing i would like to mention is, we had a discussion earlier and i did not manage to get in on the discussion on polarization in america and so forth. i have driven a truck into canada many times and i met the canadian people. they are wonderful people. if they were to bec

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the day before yesterday in new hampshire and we had about 650 the day before.re getting are comparable to what bernie sanders and barack obama were getting during the late primary season. so were very happy at our polling shows us, our internal polling shows us doing very, very well in those states. >> host: when it comes come when you talk to this people, what's the message arere sellin? what you telling them that you think is getting the appeal? >> guest: i would describe myself as a progressive. i'm skeptical about the war, very critical about that, the way the ukraine war has been handled and that issue has tremendous residents with the american people. record them more and more people see the mistakes the biden administration has in a war that should never have happened. and and know my major focus is happening to the middle american middle class. i'm running against president and who are both running both served a term in a white house four year term and they're selling their they're telling the american public a running is an they are the prosperity that

there's no fast way to get to new hampshire by car, yeah. >> no, there's not.rsick. but i brought a pillow, and i, yeah, leaned against a window. [ light laughter ] but the peterborough part was charming. >> seth: and do you feel like it was more research or more team-building? >> team-building. [ laughter ] if i'm being frank about -- i mean, it was interesting because i had already started working on memorizing like, the description of the town, which is, as the narrator, part of what i do. and i was like, "oh, this is really what this is. there's main street. there's the mountain that we like to look at, whatever." i'm like, "wow, this is cool." so that was helpful, but mostly it was -- i think we left at 7:30 in the morning. we had our day in peterborough, we did our first reading in peterborough. we landed in manhattan at like, 1:30 in the morning of the next day, and then had our first rehearsal later on. and i think everybody came in pretty beaten. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm like, "well, we've done our worst. so let's start rehearsing." >> seth: did you fell

we are getting enormous crowds in south carolina and in new hampshire and other states . talked to crowds and i think we had almost 750 people the day before yesterday, a very remote farm in new hampshire and we had about 650 at college the day before. the crowds we are getting are comparable to what bernie e sanders and barack obama were getting during the late primaries so we are very happy and our polling shows, our internal polling shows us doing very well in the states. >> host: when you talk to those people if you had to boil it down what is the message you are sending them? what are you telling them that you think is getting the appeal? >> guest: i would describe myself as a progressive. i'm skeptical about the war, i am very critical about the way the ukraine war has been handled. that issue has tremendous residence with the american people . more and more people are seeing the drain it's putting on our economy and more and more people are seeing themistakes the biden administration has made or should have never happened . and my major focus is what's happening to

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and they screwed over new hampshire too. don't forget about new hampshire.hey have a nasty record of just wrecking the rules to push their people to the top, screw the voters. screw the people. >> the voters don't get to pick who it is. it's pelosi and obama. and why is pelosi still around? it's unbelievable. it's helpful to us but it's done so much damage and she sits back and wanted to gloat how strong she was. but she destroyed the party. >> jesse: so you're feeling pretty good, mccarthy, aren't you? >> well, i got to be on jesse's show. >> jesse: it's the pinnacle. have a great night. >> see you soon. >> jesse: trump seems pretty serious about conquering canada. plus we have the healthcare hitman's roommate and his manifesto straight ahead. >> jesse: just a month the >> jesse: just a month the biden-harris night (ominous music) (bubbles rising) (diver exhaling) (music intensifies) (diver yells) (shark roars) - whoa. (driver gasps) (car tires screech) (pedestrian gasps) (both panting) (gentle breeze) - [announcer] eyes forward. don't drive distracted. [ ♪

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new hampshire, ms. kuster, for five minutes. ms. kuster: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today full of gratitude for having had the incredible privilege of representing new hampshire's second congressional district for the past 12 years. new hampshire doesn't have a national sports team. i have long said politics is our pastime. and it's been such a joy to advocate for my friends, my family, neighbors, and our state in this arena. my time in these halls has been many things. rewarding, inspiring, chal challenging, and yes, at times, frustrating. more than anything it's been truly the greatest honor of my life. when i was first elected i promised to bring a new approach to washington. to reach across the aisle and to build bridges whenever possible. as i look back at the end of my time in congress, i'm immensely proud of that record. over the past 12 years i have seen congress at its most and least efficient. with the clarity of hindsight i can say that our government really, truly does work best when republicans and democrats come to

because i've campaigned in iowa, new hampshire, i will not be allowed any delegates from those states under these dnc rules, not only that, i'm but dnc is now a rule that will disenfranchize georgia voters that any candidate who steps into new hampshire, which is may well not able to win any delegates from. so no matter how big my, my, my my vote is my vote plurality is in, i will not be able to win any of those delegates. and really is is existential because georgia as hundred and 64 delegates, a very, very large state and it's paradoxical as well because the democratic party in my family in particular since the 1960 has been has been fighting for voting rights, the people of georgia. and it is ironic at this point, the democratic party is now a battle virtually destined, effectively disenfranchize every georgia voters their votes not count in the democratic. and there are a lot of other mechanisms the dnc has put in place, including the super delegates. there's new class of super delegates. obviously, there. they're party leaders and and and other elected officials and they're all c

>> this is an issue that's especially important in new hampshire and my visit and conversations with fruit farmers in new hampshire certainly saw that the insurance programs don't fully recognize the need, particularly when it comes to specialty crops. so, our estimate of the 2023 losses of $10.7 million was based on the known and estimated insurance, as well as indemnity payments and so recognizing that may not be the full and complete picture. we know that there was a cooperative extension estimate that was $26 million. >> right. >> so, in addition to continuing to work with your team, we also know that we need to expand those insurance programs. n.a.p. is a fundamental way of doing that because it helps build the case for actual insurance programs in the future. we also just recently announced the ccc specialty crop program that will be $2 billion to provide marketing support and assistance for specialty crops. >> so, does the estimate that's been sent to this committee for covering losses, farm losses, would it allow for a number that's greater than the $10.7 million that you hav

in new hampshire higher i am very proud of it. there a lot of good jobs created their. i want to do everything that i can to keep those good jobs and ensure that what they are doing, producing, is contributing to our national defense and that is the trade-off. but i want to go back to the drones for just a minute. because i think, as the secretary pointed out, it has, it does create a real challenge, but they are not going away. the threat that drones pose, not just on the battlefield, but here at home is very real and one of the things we've got to do is figure out how to defend against those drones. the swarms of drones that we are seeing places. and, so, we cannot just say we will not produce, we will not defend against those drones. we have to do that and we need the help from the private sector in order to make that work. one of the lessons that we should be taking to heart is what ukraine has done. ukraine has been very creative and very successful. drone where fair. i don't know my history as well as lots of people in this room, but i cannot think of any other co

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