sununu: i have been asked to do an introduction. i'm thrilled with the quality of the candidates we have. it is unbelievably good. it is a wealth of riches that any party would be proud of. as you have heard me say in the past i'm generally partial to governors because they have to deal with legislatures. they have to deal and lead. we are fortunate that in addition to a bunch of governors and former governors, we have a collection of senators in the game who are also pretty smart. we have the luxury of knowing if we do it right, we will end up with a great nominee. it is my pleasure tonight to introduce you to the last of the line of speakers, for jennifer to come and be part of the two days. someone i think has been a great governor. someone with a message everyone should listen to. someone who has made my life miserable because it is going to be difficult to select amongst friends. the governor of the state of wisconsin, governor walker. [applause] governor walker: thank you. thank you. thanks. thank you, governor sununu. i feel

the governor sununu, -- now governor sununu, i am glad that you mentioned yemen because it is amazing to me. even after the houthis, the shiite-based iran backed houthis had gone into yemen, the president's current administration was proclaiming it was a success. how do you say that? what do you think about russia out there? there is a reason why putin is going to act. he is a national list. think about it. he knows the old adage lenin that you probe with bayonets. in the world today, i was talking two weeks ago with allies in the arab world and the middle east -- and i am not talking just about israel but others in the gulf states. i asked him, what is the number one concern that you have? do not tell me about the details of the iran deal, what is the number one concern? you know what the response was? the disengagement of america. those are our allies in the middle east that are worried about the fact that america is not there. they are worried about our presence in the world. i have got to judge you, now -- i have got to tell you now more than ever, for the sake of my children and

thank you, governor sununu. for that great pep rally. i feel like we should go out and start charging the hill right now. we were pumped up and you made a great case there. thank you for the wonderful introduction. most of all, thank you for your leadership in the party and in this country. [applause] governor walker: it has been an honor, to be not only with governor sununu, but with nancy. we have two first lady's the back there. [applause] governor walker: and i also want to add my thanks for jennifer horn and the state party team. thank you for your leadership was his great couple of days here. -- with this great couple of days here. [applause] governor walker: before i get into this, i want to begin off the bat. i'm going to talk and end up talking about freedom. but one of the interesting things about freedom, it is something that is endowed by our creator. it is defined by the constitution. but each and every day, it is defended by the women and men who proudly wear the uniform of these united states. we have folks who are active

the governor sununu, -- now governor sununu, i am glad that you mentioned yemen because it is amazing to me. even after the houthis, the shiite-based iran backed houthis had gone into yemen, the president's current administration was proclaiming it was a success. how do you say that? what do you think about russia out there? there is a reason why putin is going to act. he is a national list. think about it. he knows the old adage lenin that you probe with bayonets. in the world today, i was talking two weeks ago with allies in the arab world and the middle east -- and i am not talking just about israel but others in the gulf states. i asked him, what is the number one concern that you have? do not tell me about the details of the iran deal, what is the number one concern? you know what the response was? the disengagement of america. those are our allies in the middle east that are worried about the fact that america is not there. they are worried about our presence in the world. i have got to judge you, now -- i have got to tell you now more than ever, for the sake of my children and

governor sununu get a good job. [applause] governor walker: governor sununu did a good job of summarizing that but you look at the navy as an example. we are down towards 250 vessels less than half of where we were under reagan. there are real challenges to us to protect ourselves and our interests here and around the world. i do think we need to adjust the defense budget. when it comes to the deficit reported that is sending it back to the states and part of it is the bigger issues. should we be a candidate we will be laying that out in greater detail. >> not a specific question but i would like to talk about employee owned operations. we are being burdened by regulations. [indiscernible] governor walker: you did build it so for starters, that is a good and. -- good thing. even that mindset is different. i believe that people create jobs and not the government. starting with that premise that if people create jobs that the government, one of the best things we can do not just for small businesses but for everyone,

bush former governor of new hampshire, john sununu. good to have you with us. >> evening, lou. how are you? >> your reaction -- i'm fine, thank you. your reaction to the fact that none of the facilities that the president himself articulated, what a year and a half ago, as absolutely unnecessary to any nation that is not seeking military nuclear power. what do you make of it? >> well it's been hard to get actual details. i saw a framework document but look, the administration was crowing that two-thirds of the centrifuges will be shut down. that means one-third of the centrifuges will continue to run. and we have to see what kind of constraints they are going to apply to the use of those centrifuges. i suspect that the iranians will get to run their most modern ones so it's not like cutting two-thirds of their capacity. it may be like cutting their capacity in half or even taking 40% off it. the second question is that i have not been able to get an answer to in what i have been reading is where the enriched material that exists now is going to be kept. is that going to stay in

for joining us former chief of staff john sununu. great to have you with us. this statement by a the clinton counselors saying there is no evidence. that bonn office of the country's uranium was put into the hands of the russian government from the shell company and under this president and former secretary of state. >> does of unseemly of making a decision and him raising his fees at five 1000's and getting 500,000 to make a decision on the russian deal all kinds of little problems all over the place and as bacchant -- as bad as they looked individually but if you tie that together looks worse. that is why she had the independent server for her emails because even innocuous from somebody making a contribution would provide evidence of a tie in on a given date and time. so those 30,000 dishy raise claiming they were private were in fact, in the opinion of many people evidence of additional wrongdoing. they have tied their capacity to make money in the private side with public-service. lou: let's put this up if we may. the graphic in chronological order we begi

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of ohio has formed a 527 and has on its director as one of his directors the former senator john sununu which is a legendary name in new hampshire. republicans love winners and republicans haven't nominated someone who hasn't won 2 out of the first 3 contests. so if you can't win iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, 2 of those 3, you're not going to be the nominee. >> sounds to me the republicans are a pretty confused bunch right now. they onniously haven't decided who they're going to support. i think if you're jeb bush this is problematic for you. jeb bush wanted to do this shock and awe campaign clear the field. that's not happening. scott walker i think is well ahead in iowa and new hampshire now according to polls. but it is early. i remember when michele bachmann won the iowa straw poll four years ago. >> interesting. everyone feels like it is just going to be hillary clinton and maybe a few others. let's talk about senator ted cruz for a moment. he had a good weekend in new hampshire. even if he didn't always draw huge crowds. he had a lot of folks following him campaign using

governor sununu did a good job of -- sure, you can applaud that. [ applause ] >> governor sununu did a good job of summarizing that. but you look at the navy as an example. we're at 275, 280 vessels right now, headed down to 250. that's less than half of where we were under reagan. luke there are some real challenges for us to be able to protect ourselves and our interests here and around the world. i do think we need to adjust the defense budget. but when it comes to debt and deficit, part of that reform, sending it back to the states. part of it is tackling bigger issues, and should we be a candidate for this office of president. obviously in the coming months we'll be laying it out in greater detail. sure. >> not a specific question, but i have watched you run a 160-person manufacturing operation. you speak in general about small business. we are burdened by regulations that we can't even stay on top of. and talk about the opportunities of small businesses. >> well, you did build it, for starters, which is a good thing. but part of that mindset is different. the idea that -- i bel

in fact, yesterday, former new hampshire governor john sununu said that president obama is just asking criticism by going to kenya. then obama was like "oh, nunu you didn't." [ laughter ] i did. and in a recent article, a a white house aide who travels with president obama says they have to often enter the hotel through the service entrance. because when they go through the front, biden always gets stuck in the revolving door. [ laughter ] i'm getting sick, i'm getting sick. i'm getting sick, guys. i'm going to throw up. [ cheers and applause ] [ retching sounds ] speaking of biden, he was giving a speech yesterday and talked about the first time he ever visited the senate gym. i think he might have shared a a little too much information. check it out. >> like in a ymca, the men walk around between the shower and the stalls with nothing on. [ laughter ] and i remember him walking in and saying, "joe, i'd like you to meet jack javitz." [ laughter ] i remember going, "how are you?" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oi! >> jimmy: the guy was like, "joe, my hand's up here." [ laughter ]

i was with judd gregg and actually senator sununu last night doing an event. i asked every person in new hampshire, these are salt of the earth activists. if the person doesn't win will you support the actual nominee? tell you what it was little frustrating to the people say, yeah, i don't think so. that is the rom. that's our problem. that is our problem. gerri: that is interesting there is such a range of opinion out there. i mean patrick, what do you make of this trend? even in the democratic party, everybody thinks that the democratic party speaks with one voice but it doesn't really. >> i think this time around they may have a bigger problem than republicans. republicans have been through a couple nasty primary fights. democrats haven't fought any of these battles. they distrust hillary clinton a lot more than we distrust our front-runners. gerri: scott, patrick thanks so much for coming on the show tonight. great conversation. >>> now -- >> thanks gerry. gerri: thank you so much. a year after it was reporting that veterans were sicker and dying waiting f

bill: former new governor john sununu, thanks for coming in. is the deal dead on arrival already? the president keeps yielding on must-have positions he will lose even his democratic support in the senate. as it drops off he will lose his deal. bill: i don't know what the deal is because i haven't seen it. >> neither does the president. bill: can congress kill anything? >> there is a question as to how strong the piece of legislation was that's passed, whether it will require a veto proof 67 votes in the senate. if the president keeps going it won't make any difference. the iranians have them negotiating against themselves. every time you do that you make a deal that's significantly less desirable. at some point they will have to ... bill: this came by way of tweet. no limitations acceptable on iran nuclear industry. >> we'll be in the dark on this until a piece paper is sent to the president for congress to consider. until that happens the white house will continue to spin it. bill: you can see where the iranian are motivated. they can get tens of billions of dollars in froze be