scott brown popular guy. in people like him in new hampshire indoorments at this points i doifsh mean whole lot of anything. necessary dash-eight q-400 in. >> well thank you. it could happen. you never know. you never know with presidential campaign. thank you so much for joining us all right after the break tradition of new hampshire primary. and the first time it really became game change ger in race for white house. you are watching fox 25 special election live from new >> >> on new hampshire primary days away from the 100 primary. and just moment shook up course of campaigns and affected elects. look now history of country's first primary and how granite state counts in a very big way. >> >> for past century every four years, presidential candidates come to new hampshire with their winter coats hats glos and her smiles. welcome to new hampshire. where voters can make or break a candidate >> what i have learned over the years nothing more volatile nothing more unpredictable than >> dante is political sign

former senator scott brown may be a potential vice-presidential candidate. >>> trump floated the idea that brown would make a, quote, very good vice-president. brown hasn't held public office sings he lost his race to elizabeth warren back in 2012. he then moved to new hampshire and went on to lose a second race against u.s. senator jean shaheen in 2014. during our new hampshire primary asked pat griffen, political strategist and managing partner could it actually happen, could we see scott brown as a potential vice-presidential candidate? i think trump is the one who talked about it, basically said scott brown is from central casting. he's a popular guy, people like it here in new hampshire. bottomline at this point i don't think it's a whole lot of anything. >> we'll see. we'll see if it does. primary coverage is in the books. how about day 2? heading over to see john kasich who says tonight if he doesn't have a good showing here in new hampshire, he might be headed back to ohio. we'll see. >> all right. >> on to new hampshire, and he doesn't want to be on to ohio. very good. 5:25 i

senator scott brown hosting barbecue in new hampshire. it was then that trump floated the idea that brown would make a, quote, very good vice-president. brown hasn't held public office since he lost his race to elizabeth warren back in 2012. he then moved to new hampshire and went on to win a second race in 2014. could it actually happen, we asked, could we see scott brown as a potential vice-presidential candidate? >> i think trump is the one who's talked about it, basically said scott brown is from central casting. scott brown is a popular guy. bottomline, endorsements at this point i don't think mean a whole lot of anything. >> and that's just it. it's unclear if this will give trump any kind of a boost as he comes off a second place finish in iowa and heads to a busy >> in windham, ted cruz is coming off that big win out in iowa. does he have time to catch donald trump? so far ted cruz is polling in second right now in new hampshire and, to i think, the surprise of a lot of sort of political analysts out there. i think they're a little

scott brown, joining me now. you epidorsed donald trump and campaigning for him in new hampshire, why? >> first of all, we had all of the candidates in my house and no bs. and they can grill the candidates and had them all out of my house. combf them would make a better candidate. donald, who can be a change agent and shake-up washington d.c. and who is self funded and doesn't owe anybody anything and knock heads and take numbers. he stood out in that regard. financially, he has many businesses and created thousands of jobs and not only that. he will surround himself with brilliant people and find a way to do it differently than they have done it for decades now. >> all right. >> and on isis and the border. i said that before them. and that sets him aside. >> you know, scott. last time you were on justice, you were not so enthusiastic. listen. >> i am waiting and listening and learning p donald and his policy. you have to put substance behind the things he is saying and that's the biggest problem i am hearing fro

he was joined by former massachusetts senator scott brown. adam sexton begins our coverage live from milford. adam: tom and shelley, mr. trump and scott brown held a joint press conference but most of the questions turned out to be about iowa. the national media trying to provoke a response and get him express something about his second-place finish and donald trump trying to not go there. s clear from what he said portrayed is getting under his skin. coming off a second-place finish hampshire. tuesday night in milford, he picked up the endorsement of former massachusetts senator, scott brown. >> one person who has the independence and can be the change agent to get washington working again, it was clear to me that was donald trump. >> everybody wanted his endorsement, and i' m very honored that he' s giving it to me. adam: donald trump trying to put things in perspective. >> i didn' t expect to do so well. one poll came out that maybe be built up a false expectation for some people. adam: he let a little new york slip into his vocabulary in

why scott brown is giving his support to the billionaire developer. tom: vermont senator bernie sanders says even though he didn' t win iowa it was still an important step in his campaign. the concern he' s expressing with the caucus process. shelley: marco rubio is coming off a third-place finish in iowa. why he' s rejecting the idea that he' s an establishment candidate. mike: the next system races in tomorrow with a messy mix for some and eventually rain for all. a timeline, plus when the heaviest will fall. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, it wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: the campaign trail brought more than half the major presidential candidates to the granite state today. the focus will be on new hampshire until next week' s primary. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' donald trump held his first post i what campaign event tonight. he was joined by former massachusetts senator scott brown. adam sexton begins our coverage live from milford. adam: tom and shelley, mr. trump and scott brown held a joint press conference but m

scott brown, joining me now. donald trump and campaigning for him in new hampshire, why? >> first of all, we had all of the candidates in my house and no bs. and they can grill the candidates and had them all out of my house. combf them would make a better candidate. donald, who can be a change agent and shake-up washington d.c. and who is self funded and doesn't owe anybody anything and knock heads and take numbers. he stood out in that regard. financially, he has many businesses and created thousands of jobs and not only that. he will surround himself with brilliant people and find a way to do it differently than they have done it for decades now. >> all right. >> and on isis and the border. i said that before them. and that sets him aside. >> you know, scott. last time you were on justice, you were not so enthusiastic. listen. >> i am waiting and listening and learning p donald and his policy. you have to put substance behind the things he is saying and that's the biggest problem i am hearing from people in ne

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look at scott brown. i don't think the social issues are where he lives. scott brown, pro-choice. what he's going to try to do is expand his popularity with those voters, those independents who can vote any way they want in this primary, democrat, republican, get them on the trade issues, on the economy issues, immigration not so much a huge issue in new hampshire, but if you look at the polling last night coming out of iowa, trump does well on the economy and on jobs and i think he goes for those disaffected independent voters who sometimes can vote democratic but -- >> it's interesting, because as much as the narrative today is trump didn't win in iowa, if trump wins out of new hampshire, that narrative changes completely then he just kind of moves forward. >> that's right and he really needs a win, right? to make this a legitimate candidacy, he can't just keep saying that he's winning the polls, he's got to win an actual contest. i do think you're right, if he wins in new hampshire, i think that sets him up very well for south carolina even though cruz has got a really great gr

trish: scott brown who has come out for donald trump. we'll talk to him in just a minute. >> we'll see what he has to say but in the live or die state i find it ironic people are polling for trump considering how much of proponent donald trump has been for big government, progressive policies that actually limit peoples freedom. trish: we'll talk to you guys in a little bit. soon you soon. on tuesday it is first-in-the-nation primary. i will be there joining neil cavuto live from my home state for complete coverage starting 7:55 p.m. eastern time. >>> donald trump snagging a key endorsement in new hampshire last night one week before the state presidential primary. the endorsement coming from a moderate republican who ran for senate in that state two years ago. former senator scott brown. >> the best person to help us address the dysfunction in washington, the gridlock that just permeates the halls of washington, get our economy moving again, to change that status quo, is donald trump. >> scott brown, for him to come up and all and say i

former scott brown. last night brown joined trump at a rally in milford, new hampshire. three weeks ago brown hosted a fundraiser for trump and at that time the billionaire said that trump trump boo make a very good vice president. he believes that trump has the best economic plan. >> reduce and eliminate our 19 >> reduce and eliminate our 19 thundershower trump told fox news he may have lost the eye cause cuss because he skipped the final debate in that state. he said some voters may have >>> marco rubio had a strong showing in iowa, and the republican senator dispatched an amply of volunteers in new hampshire. they are going -- an army of volunteers in new hampshire. they are do you remember to door hoping to get support -- door to door helping to get support. marco rubio will be courting voters. >> reporter: town hall event in bowe, new hampshire. the doors will hope and will see a lot more activity within the next hour or so this comes after rubio had an event in exeter, new hampshire. they were turning people away. marco rubio getting a lot of attention across the c

scott brown threw his support finisher in iowa. ted cruz and marco rubio have several stops across the granite state today. hillary clinton and bernie sanders in new hampshire after the virtual tie in iowa. the two will take part in town hall tonight followed by another debate tomorrow night. >>> new developments in the marine killed in hawaii when the chopper went down. the marine corps says they found traces of dna from the marines killed when the helicopters crashed last month. 23-year-old corporal christopher orlando from hingham was on one of the helicopters. the dna was found during search and rescue operations that ended january 19th. >>> the death of a 3-year-old boy in roxbury is now under investigation. kani. whyte was found unresponsive on sunday. he died yesterday at the hospital. the department of children and involved with the child's family but a check last friday found him well fed and clean and no behaval issues. >>> today the girlfriend of whitey bulger will plead guilty to a federal contempt. catherine greig is s

. >> you probably heard scott brown supporting donald trump. i know he hosted a backyard barbeque with you and all of the candidates. were you disappointed he didn't throw support to you? >> i like to get every endorsement that i can, but more importantly, i got endorsement from someone that won elections in new hampshire, speaker of the house in new hampshire. every republican candidate courted him. speaker jasper today endorsed my candidacy. speaker of the house, person that leads the house republicans and every republican candidate courted speaker jasper. he came out and endorsed me today. listen, i am always disappointed, i like scott. scott and his family are wonderful people. i have been very friendly with them over time. but i am not disappointed he endorsed donald trump. scott lost his race in new hampshire last year, hasn't won a race since 2010. i don't know what kind of impact he would have. good for donald, he got that endorsement. i will take speaker jasper's endorsement, someone governing now with a great deal of influence in new

joining me back, scott brown, eboni williams and morgan ortegas., i am sure you remember the obama $15 million jobs bill that you voted for. those who ushered you into washington, d.c., they couldn't understand why you did that. >> it got people work again. but when you are talking about keeping a campaign promise. i said i would read the bill and see how it effects our state, country and debt. this kentucky governor, is there a recall any wouldn't be sure if it comes. charles: this was a tea party candidate. the question is, can these candidates keep these promises? >> no of course not. they can't do everything. bernie can't deliver all the free stuff in the world. that's why you have stations like you and fox to do that check and balance to keep people on their toes. if they can do half of what they say, i'm a happy man. >> i was going to piggyback off what the senator was talking about. sometimes you promise something before you are in office. and once you get in that seat you realize some different things are at play and you need to make a diff

so much resources poured in to try to get scott brown elected there. it didn't work. >> he's been doing these backyard barbecues and thousands of people show up. he is trying to be a king maker? >> you mean scott brown from massachusetts? i think trump is a much bigger deal. he has that huge lead. i would home that he has learned enough as a candidate not to further blow it. just show up at the debate saturday night and try to do a really good job. >> cruz polyjitsed to carson. >> they said the reporter didn't ask the right question. here is the voter violation that you sent out. it was misleading to voters and it may not violate the law. here's the question for ted cruz. senator cruz, did you know that your campaign was using this voter violation -- i appreciate that. >> there's not a crime. that's not a crime. but this is a big deal. >> geraldo answers the question he hears. >> to let this lie without that really exploring it in a legal context, you misthe point. the point is this voter violation mailer. did ted cruz know his campaign was arguably co

and former senator scott brown is with us.rse he helped donald trump get elected in new hampshire. and i'll go to you, senator brown. you know, just kind of teasing and tweeting about this segment. a lot of tweets coming in and people saying, hey, i'm ashamed of this. i'm ashamed of my party, still constitutes conservative but no longer republican. this is what i'm talking about. i don't know. listen, thinned always happens. gets ugly and then somehow the healing process happens rapidly. but this is something different. this is -- it is a revolution. and that means that there's a lot of -- there's going to be something afterwards, it can never look the same. >> you know, it's interesting, charles. to come out so early and just say i'll never do this, i'll never do that. i think goes against our principles of being republicans, being a large big thinking, party of opportunity and to say i'm not going to do something. to rich and ben and others. so then i guess you're going to have hillary clinton or bernie sanders as president

trump says "..scott brown for him to come up and call and say i love what you're doing, i love where you're going. he loves this area and he loves you people, for him to endorse me is a very important thing." on cam tag trump is dominating the polls in new hampshire. and behind him, it's essentially a four-way tie between cruz, jeb bush, john kasich and marco rubio. "granite state" voters are known for not making up their mind though, so with six days and another debate to go, a lot can still change. in washington,i'm garrett tenney, fox news. still to come we'll tell you... why one little union township girl didn't like what punxsutawney phil said yesterday.... plus... we'll talk with former bengal linebacker dhani jones about his super bowl picks. we're back in just over 2 minutes. but first... smile it's your birthday! we want to wish a very happy birthday today sy'rai and ty'ria form college hill form college hill emily from brookville turns 13 today also... anthony turns 21 today becki from butler, ky tturns 42 and finally... linda from batavia turns 47 today if you want us to f

he picked up the endorsement of scott brown last night. john kasich held a townhall meeting last night in plymouth. he said if he does well in new hampshire, he will keep moving forward. if he does not come he will be going home. new jersey governor chris christie held five events yesterday, including a townhall meeting in derry. he plans to pull townhall' s in lebanon, bow, and milford. marco, jeb bush, carly fiorina, and jim gilmore will also be on the campaign trail. sean: president obama is proposing $1.1 billion in new funding to address the heroin and opioid epidemic. senator jeanne shaheen is among a bipartisan group pushing for crisis. she says things should go -- money should go to things that are working. t get the help they need. this is a disease that is decimating families, hurting our communities, and we need to respond. i' m going to do everything we can to make sure people get what they need. sean: and opioid death occurs in new hampshire every 22 hours. erin: the verizon wireless arena will soon have a new name. it will be

donald trump received endorsement from senator scott brown.current or former u.s. senator. new hampshire primary held on february 9th. >> lauren: hillary clinton highlighting differences with bernie sanders. senator sanders has a different approach, he shares my goal of universal coverage but he wants us to start all over. i think that would be a terrible mistake. to throw our country into a contentious debate over health care again. >> lauren: senator sanders says he wants to take a closer look at the iowa caucus results. >> we want to look at some of the numbers. last that i saw we were four delegates down, as i understand it, there were some precincts actually where delegates were won with a flip of a coin, actually. i'm not sure. i think there were six cases. we want to take a lock at that. >> lauren: hillary clinton won all of those, talk about luck. in new hampshire polls suggest that sanders ahead of clinton. >> nicole: health officials say that a patient in texas has acquired zika through sex. it is the very first case of the illness b

former senator scott brown backing him before a packed crowd of thousands in milford. and trump tries to defend his second place finish in iowa. >> we went there and think we did really well he. >> reporter: for trump, second place is okay. >> we did really fantastically and came very close to winning. >> reporter: his new hampshire >> i was disappointed but don't think it will matter. i think he will do well in new hampshire and will be first. no doubt. >> reporter: but many here including ernie say trump is still their best bet. >> you have to pick. you have to pick who you want and i think that mr. trump with all his good and all his bad is best for the job. >> what a victory last night. >> reporter: but for the man who did come out on top on monday. tuesday was about riding the wave into new hampshire. telling granite stateers he needs their help. >> there are americans across the country who are counting on you to make that determination. >> the new hampshire fans. >> reporter: and even for marco rubio who finished third in iowait's time to turn to new hampshire a

you can win. >> scott brown, you know, at one point, was a major hero of the tea party. you heard a question that donald trump cite the assault weapons ban. nonetheless, a hero of that. rode that wave, nationally known name endorsing donald trump tonight. here's what he said. >> i'm here to endorse donald trump. and you're going to obviously ask why. for me, it's been a very long process, as you know, we had our backyard barbecues, ten of the candidates over to the house, grab a beer and hot dog and meet, listen, learn where they stand, what they're going to offer this country. and in new hampshire in particular. one common theme came about throughout the whole process. i'm saying to myself, what is the biggest problem right now in washington? well, it's clearly the dysfunction in washington, the fact that they don't talk, they don't work together. very rarely does anything get done. the one person who has the independence and can be the change agent to actually get washington working again, it was very clear to me that that was donald trump. >> jeff, an endorsement like

donald trump heads south after getting the adonesment of scott brown. bernie sanders and hillary clinton have action today. but hillary was declared the winner by a razor thin margin. the police is investigating the death of a rox bury boy. kenai whyte died because of injuries. they spoke to the caretaker days before the incident. no charges have been filed. randy: boston taking new action over the concerns after growing. the eye opener doug meehan is ear with the impacts on students. doug: good morning. the city is canceling all the countries affected by this mosquito borne illness. boston school leaders saying they can't risk the dangerous consequences. the zika virus has been spreading rapidly in south america. this week the world health organization declared a global emergency in the response to the illness which has been linked to serious birth defects in children. boston's superintendent telling "the herald" they'll work with schools to cancel trips to any impacted regions. and they're urging students and staff to watch out traveling on their own

donald trump heads south after picking up the endorsement of former massachusetts senator scott brown. democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders also have several today. clinton was officially declared the winner of the iowa caucuses yesterday by a razor thin margin. right now boston police and dcf roxbury boy. 3-year-old kenai whyte died hospital with traumatic injuries. dcf says they spoke with a caretaker two days before the incident. no charges have been filed. randy new this morning, boston over a dangerous virus grow. the eyeopener' s doug meehan is in west roxbury with the decision impacting students. the city is now cancelling international field trips to countries impacted by the mosquito bourne illness. boston school leaders saying t risk the dangerous consequences. the zika virus has been america. just this week, the world health organization declared a global emergency in response to the illness which has been linked to s assistant ll work with schools to cancel trips to any impacted re also warning all when they travel on their own especially with winter break coming u

former massachusetts senator scott brown threw his support behind the second place finisher in iowa. ted cruz and marco rubio campaigning in the granite state last night. >> and the endorsement is turning head. jon keller explains why it >> reporter: good morning. i never put stock endorsement by politicians it rarely makes difference with voters who prefers to make up their minds rather than take marching orders but last night's endorsement by former senator scott brown is worth talking about. brown has his fans both in new hampshire where he lives and lost a challenge to in 2014 and in massachusetts where he lost his senate seat to warren. and his warm words for trump may help the front-runner keep his lead after that iowa caucus fiasco. then again, maybe not. during the interview the other day with ohio governor john kasich on the campaign bus, i asked him how he felt about being called a rhino republican in name only by his critics. nice animal he joked adding i don't get too worked up about feel differently. he was hung with the rhino label quite a bit during the campaignand a c

scott brown, for him to come up and call and say, i love what you are doing, i love where you are going, he loves this area, and he loves you people, for him to endorse me, it is a very important thing. >> when you look at the polls in new hampshire, donald trump is dominating by 20 points, but behind him, it is essentially a four-way tie for second place. between ted cruz, john kasich, jeb bush, and marco rubio. the greatest state voters are known for not making up their mines until the last minute so with six days and another debate before the primary, a lot can still change. >> thank you. we will continue to watch. >> that's for certain. >>> time now is 4:17. let's check in with steve now, with your weather forecast. and this morning, and for the rest of the week. >> one more system and then i think everything looks good for the weekend. >> okay. >> this afternoon, a little rain? >> maybe a little. not a lot. >> just a little bit. >> weak system. it is on its way. clouds will be on the move here, but we get a little break here this morning. it is cold enough, 30s and 40s on the low.

one week ago brown hosted a fundraiser and at that time the billionaire i had that is a scott brown will make a very good vice president. brown said he believes that trump has the right acknowledge plan. >> reduce and eliminate a $19 trillion national debt. a trillion dollar deficit. >> gene: also last night, trump told fox news, he may have lost the caucus because he skipped the final debate. he said some voters may be disappointed with that decision. >>> marco rubio came in third. a strong showing and ready to battle in the state of new hampshire and he said when it is all said and done, what happens here in new hampshire will help put him in the oval office before it is all over. fox25's catherine parrotta live in bowe where the doors will open for ruby xwro at an event at 7:00 this morning. catherine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gene. the first one in bowe that the building behind me, that scheduled to start three hours from now at 8:00 this morning. after he exceed expectations in iowa, marco rubio is the subject of two front-page reports in the "new york times" and"was

. >> i want to go to scott brown now. it's important we keep track of the math here. you need 1,237 delegates to get the nomination, and if donald trump gets all the 50 delegates from the state of south carolina, and -- >> you will be at 67. >> i have 65. >> the bottom line is it's a long way from 1,237. thanks to the 480-plus super delegates that hillary clinton has, and picking up a nominal -- actually they are almost even in nevada, the caucuses there, and she is a quarter of the way there, and she won the nevada caucuses, and those super delegates have her a quarter of the way to the democratic presidential nomination. scott brown, that would seem like a shorter hall for her, and a longer haul for your guy. >> bernie crushed her yet she gets the same amount of delegates, which is unbelievable. talk about the lack of a democratic process on the democratic side. on our side, i said -- you should play the tape, and i said this issue will not be figured out until the convention. >> i said it way before you. >> you have been taking credit for months now scott. >> charl

he got endorsement from former senator scott brown. political reporter for the boston globe. how big is that to donald trump when it comes to new hampshire and has he been leading in the polls there? there is of course the issue of momentum for rubio, maybe cruz. >> that's right. ever since 1980 and george bush won iowa he talked about having the big mow, every single winner of the iowa caucuses went into new hampshire with a version of momentum. it took five weeks for george bush to lose that to ronald reagan and barack obama five days to lose that in 2008. we don't have any candidate coming to new hampshire with any sort of big mow. clearly you see that on the democratic side. i don't think hillary clinton can argue she has that momentum. on the republican side you might have what we call mini mow because obviously ted cruz won. he had a lot of buzz today. marco rubio you would rather be in his position than others, but i don't think the race in new hampshire as we sit here 24 hours after iowa has changed. donald trump is still the f

not like the great scott brown.obody knows who they are, but they are the best business people in the world. when they endorse me, i talk about trade. china is making a fortune off of us. we cannot do it. vietnam, japan, mexico, both at the border and was trained. you have to see what is moving. nabisco is moving the big player from chicago to mexico. four is building one of the biggest auto plants in the world in mexico. what are we doing? we are bringing back our jobs. now we have a case for corporate inversion where companies used to move from here to florida or from here to texas or from texas to hear. now we have a problem. now we have companies. they don't want to move to florida or texas. they don't want to move to new hampshire. boy, have you taken a beating? you talk about companies leaving. you are a prime example. what they have done to you is incredible. we are going to bring them back. we are going to make it so they come back. now we have corporate inversion where companies like pfizer, great companies

joining me now,ly a booth and former senator scott brown.you jumped on the trump train just in time as it pulls into new hampshire. is that going to get him over the top? >> it's good to see you and good to be on. regarding iowa, don't forget wasn't even supposed to compete there. he was in tenths place six months ago. to come in second in iowa i thought was huge and so does he. charles: your excuses are your own. >> this is no excuse. bottom line is he had a great showing and the energy was off the charts. i think anybody running. every single one of our candidates will make a better president than hillary clinton and bernie sanders. but new hampshire is a different animal. there are 5,000 new york nic hyped up people ready to support donald trump. we talked about it. we had barbeques. had a chance to meet with them. i'm supporting them base wants somebody who is going to be the ability to be a change maker and go down there and make change in washington because of tremendous gridlock. he can surround himself with incredibly gifted intellec

edged out a second place finish by one point, and we just heard from former massachusetts senator scott brown has thrown his support behind him. the latest poll has him favored with 38% of the republican primary vote. cruz is a distant second at 13%. >>> on the democratic side, bernie sanders and hillary clinton weaforted edda-wasted no times rallying the crowd in new hampshire. in the end, clinton narrowly beat sanders with 23 delegates and sanders, 21. cbs's cbs said this shows that there are campaign problems. >> bernie sanders gave her a real run, not a victory for hillary clinton. >> the results in iowa led to martin o'malley and republican mike huckabee to drop out of the race. >>> the candidates move out and the snow moves in. this is a look at des moines today where a snow storm covered everything in sight. at least it was snow in iowa. in south dakota, a blizzard warning is in effect until tomorrow morning. it could dump 14" of snow in the area. >>> take a look at a hot potato. >> a german businessman paid $1 million for the photo that was taken by an artist. supposedly when the arti

now like the great scott brown. nobody knows who they are but they are the best business people in the world. so i talk about trade. china, lecanto, vietnam, japan, you want to see what's moving, nabisco moving a plane from chicago, for building the biggest auto plant in the world in mexico. what the hell are we doing? we need to bring backyard jobs. now we have a case where companies use to move from here to florida or from texas to hear, now we have a problem. they don't want to move to florida or texas, they don't want to move to new hampshire. but if you're talking about leaving that the prime example. but we are going to bring them back. we are going to make it so they come back. so now we have corporate versions we have companies like visor, great companies are moving outside the united states taxes are too high, by the way so many others think it's so great big cuts for the middle class the middle class is going to have a big cuts for business we had the highest tax nation in the world, big, big cuts, right,

during a rally, he picked up the endorsement of former senator scott brown. the republican front-runner is trying to explain the results >> i think that we did very well. i did not expect to do so well. one poll came out that had us build up a false expectation for some people. sean: he is headed to little rock, arkansas today. not hurt his chances in new hampshire. erin: fresh off his third-place three town hall meetings planned in new hampshire today. he said republicans cannot afford to lose this presidential election. he deflected the notion that he is the establishment choice. >> i' m not the establishment candidate. i' ve had $40 million of establishment money spent attacking me. i got to the u.s. senate running against the establishment. erin: rubio also focused on the issues he says a report into new crisis, jobs, and the economy. sean: jeb bush is counting on a strong result in new hampshire. he has a pair of town hall meetings today. last night, he discussed medical care for veterans during a town hall in hanover. ted cruz, john kasich, chris christ

scott brown, who will endorse donald trump. what do you think his chances are rebounding from this loss in iowa? >> well, obviously, you just slowed the polls there. he is doing well. it is a primary there as opposed to a caucus and it is a place is far more natural for donald trump to do well in. i think that obviously, a lot of people have enjoyed watching him lose or coming in second place in the caucuses last night. when you stop and think about where he started and the unlikeliness of a guy like donald trump, a brusk new yorker, doing as well as he did. it is fairly amazing. i would say that he met expectations just as ted cruz met expectations last night. and had ted cruz lost last night, we would be talking about would he even be able to stay in the race? >> obviously, didn't spend a lot of money in iowa either. let's look forward to new hampshire. now you have these other candidates that are trying to stake claim to this establishment. take a listen to chris christie. robidas rubio's response. >> maybe he'll answer more

trump the endorsement of scott brown at a campaign rally in milford, new hampshire. this is an hour. >> thank you very much, everybody. welcome to milford. we are in the final year of a failed obama administration. people are working couple of part-time job to set of good full-time job. businesses are nervous about the future. there is no tax or regulatory certainty. obamacare's crushing those businesses and hurting individuals as well. also, the world has changed. america is no longer feared by our foes or trusted by our allies. isis and al qaeda are fighting for terror bragging rights. the terrible deal with iran, we could talk about them forever. russia is expanding, and moving again. china is poking and prodding its neighbors. africa is falling into the hands of thugs. this is because of the leadership under the obama/clinton presidency. our military is the most amazing men and women serving. i want anyone serving presently or who has served to raise their hand right now. [applause] serving presentlynyone or who has served to raise their hand right now. [applause

skinner scott brown. questioning truthfulness. >> politics is a blood sport. get out what it's referring to that he is the most conservative. not every iowa caucus goer number one. not every voter in new hampshire are conservatives. it kind of falls on ears. maria: i like how marco rubio said it in the debate. he said everybody is a rino. >> that is their thing. i don't put too much stock into it. maria: when you were running and you were in iowa come explain what it feels like why this is so important. >> i can tell you in iowa and new hampshire they go after the hard cores taken amendment pro-life conservative group. there are other voters out there. you have carson, cruz, rubio splitting and huckabee splitting the conservative vote in a lot of these areas and therefore adalat somebody like chris d., jeb bush and potentially marco rubio, donald trump especially to come out on top. >> here's a question. you've got a modified primary in new hampshire that makes a difference. the independents can blame new hampshire versus a caucus where you got to go in a room

we expect and we're hearing that his campaign will be getting the endorsement of scott brown, the former massachusetts senator, an unsuccessful u.s. senate candidate last election. so trump is trying to get that momentum restarted here in new hampshire where he has a big lead in the polls. ted cruz has already been hard on the stump. mr. cruz today had an event in windham, new hampshire and asked a variety of questions, including about trump's mocking of a disabled reporter. cruz immediately suggested one's actions are often an expression of one's character, a clear assertion that trump sometimes is less than charitable to people without apparent provocation. cruz was also pushing back on marco rubio. he suggested that on the subject of immigration, which was so strong for mr. trump in iowa, that trump was absent when ted cruz was fighting the gang of eight bill sponsored by marco rubio. all very aggressive politicking here. the idea that the iowa caucuses have a low turnout, a high percentage of social conservatives who prefer a more civil type of policy driven, spiritually driven campa

. >> reporter: besides the good has here tonight in milford, he also got good news from scott brown who will endorse in tonight. the two will address the media at 6: 45 tonight. we will bring you that tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. we are live in milford, new hampshire, kate merrill wbz news. >>> the new jersey governor chris christie really took on marco rubio today and told reporters to start quizzing the candidate. >> when senator rubio gets here , i hope you guys asking some questions. >> christie only got 2% of the vote in iowa but he told supporters he is okay with that. he is pushing for a strong finish in new hampshire. he wants that to put him back in the race. that is the same strategy that ohio governor john kasich is using and it could be working. some polls show that it has putting in the mix for a jeb bush praised some of his opponents today. he told voters that they need however. he spoke in a townhall meeting and said that marco rubio and ted cruz are good speakers but have no record that they can need it. carly fiorina will not arrive new hampshire until tomorrow. rand pau

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donald trump picked up scott brown's support. consider being a v.p. candidate. and while another south carolina congressman indorsed marco rubio off his strong showing in iowa. edward lawrence joins us from washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: doesn't it seem like the intensity turned up a notch? this is fun to watch. both sides, democratic and republican candidates are trying to make new hampshire count. new hampshire is one of the smallest states in the nation. this week it's the center of national politics. >> i'm pretty excited about where we are because i believe people in new hampshire are going to make the right decision. >> reporter: donald trump fin finished second to senator ted cruz and marco rubio almost beat trump finishing a close third. >> we have the biggest vote ever iowa by 60,000 people came out extra. >> reporter: trump says he'll win new hampshire. political experts credit cruz's incredible ground game for the win in iowa. >> i'm going to continue doing what we did in iowa here on the ground in new hampshire and south carolina wo

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on the republican side, the indorsements are rolling in for donald trump picked up scott brown's support. someone he said he would consider being a v.p. candidate. and while another south carolina congressman indorsed marco rubio off his strong showing in iowa. edward lawrence joins us from washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: doesn't it seem like the intensity turned up a notch? this is fun to watch. both sides, democratic and republican candidates are trying to make new hampshire count. new hampshire is one of the smallest states in the nation. this week it's the center of national politics. >> i'm pretty excited about where we are because i believe people in new hampshire are going to make the right decision. >> reporter: donald trump fin finished second to senator ted cruz and marco rubio almost beat >> we have the biggest vote ever in the history of a primary in extra. >> reporter: trump says he'll win new hampshire. political experts credit cruz's incredible ground game for the win in iowa. >> i'm going to continue doing what we did in iowa here on the ground in new ham

donald trump is keeping a low profile today in new hampshire after getting an endorsement from scott brown yesterday. he will attend an event in arkansas early this evening. he has been oh, so busy on twitter, slamming cruz for alleged dirty tricks. trump claims the cruz campaign put out a release saying dr. ben carson was quitting the race and urged caucus-goers in iowa to switch their support to cruz. donald claimed cruz lied about trump, actually being for obamacare and pro-choice deep in his heart. "ted cruz forecast didn't win iowa. he stole it. that is why all of the polls were so wrong and why he got far more votes than anticipated. bad!" now trump says cruz's vote should be nullified in iowa or they should go back to the caucuses and do it all over again. neather is likely to happen. tonight donald trump again speaks in arkansas. from here we will see ted cruz going all over southern new hampshire. we are live in hooksett, i'm jonathan hall, 7 news. update. marco rubio getting his second storm. after a surprise third-place finish at the iowa caucus. he is not the only candidate pri

.>> reporter: second-place finish but good news for donald trump a scott brown is expected to endorse him and is expected at this event. we should hear from both of them for the event at 6: 45. the event starts at 7:00 tonight. live in milford, new hampshire. >>> they are neck-and-neck in iowa and didn't have -- waste any time heading east -- the democrats didn't waste any time heading east. >> this is the growing line for hillary clinton's 7:00 rally. with governor martin o'malley clinton versus sanders with one week to go. . >> [ laughter ] >> reporter: after a late night in iowa, it took this former president a few minutes to reverend the engine's. ignore the polls and turnover hillary clinton on primary day. >> you put her in any job and she will find a way to do more good in matchup than anyone else in the same job. >> the latest survey shows hillary clinton trailing bernie sanders here in the granite state. he is writing a formidable rafe right now. -- wave right now. hillary will lead the democratic party to where it should be. >>>> reporter: this gave her a boost. >> come with

deirdre: former senator scott brown with me now. senator, great to see you. we know that you are supporting donald trump. he just mentioned in one clip that we played dr. ben carson, but from south carolina, we have well-funded senators, rubio, cruz main competitors. does donald trump have to start fund-raising in a more interest additional way? >> well he said he will self-fund. that is what makes him quite different than the others. he is not reliant on anybody. that is one of the reasons quite frankly i'm supporting him. i want somebody to go down there who owes nobody anything. who can knock heads and take numbers and shake it up. right now the way they're doing business it just doesn't work. they don't talk to each other. they don't get the people's business done. they have kind of lost their focus. so i'm hopeful he will continue to do what he has been doing. he doesn't need to spend as much money because he is more of a populist. the energy that is driving his results are basically making it so he doesn't have to spend as much as traditionally there wo