defeating chris sununu is the goal. each and every one of us, including the candidates, and their most fervent supporters. must keep in mind a lengthy record of distraction that sununu has accomplished in 15 months. we cannot allow him to clean -- to squeak by in november because our nominee was bloodied up and the primary. every one of us must do all we can to defeat the sununu family cartel. are you with me? [applause] ok. do not cry when i call and yell at you for tweeting something. delegation.ced our let's acknowledge the elected officials that are here with us. congressman andrew galinsky. [applause] senator say he's seen. [applause] for those on c-span, they are saying lou, not boo. [laughter] missouri state senator as well. [applause] our former majority leader. [applause] and all of the incumbents state legislators please stand up. let us give them all one big round of applause. [applause] nashua mayor jim dongguan. [applause] manchester mayor. [applause] kansas city, missouri mayor. [applause] saint lewis, mis

how about a round of applause for john sununu? [applause] gov. kasich: and the indomitable former congressman from the state of connecticut, christopher shays. chris, stand up, let them see you. [applause] gov. kasich: they helped me get the budget done, they were both on the committee and it was an amazing time. prof. lesperance: governor, welcome to new england college. let's jump right in. welcome to new hampshire. judging by the turnout in this room, as president perkins noted, the buzz that accompanies your visit and the presence of our friends from the back of the room, let's begin with the question on everyone's mind. governor kasich are you running , for president? gov. kasich: that is like dan rather asking ted kennedy, "why do you want to be president?" he froze and that was the end of it. i don't know what i am going to do. i have nine months left as governor and i received really good news today about progress , we are making on reasonable reform of gun laws. i am very excited about it. we are all second amendment advocates, but we al

defeating chris sununu is the goal. each and every one of us, including the candidates and the most fervent supporters, must keep in mind the lengthy record of destruction sununu has accomplished in just 15 months. we cannot allow him to squeak by in november because our nominee was bloodied up in the primary. every one of us, everyone of us must do all we can to defeat the sununu family cartel. are you with me? [applause] okay. so don't cry when i i call and yell you for tweeting something. i've introduce our delegation, i candidates for governor so let's ignore the elected officials that are with estimate. counselor andrew wolinsky. [applause] chris pappas. [applause] senator donna -- [applause] senator lou. [applause] for those on c-span they are saying lou, not do. senator martha -- [applause] and misery state senator jill sharp. [applause] we've got house democratic leader steve. [applause] deputy house democratic leader cindy rosenwald. [applause] our former majority leader, mary jane. [applause] could all of the

by the way, shays and sununu said keep your answers short. i am trying to be the best governor and i am trying to be a voice that brings about stability and objectivity in our country in unifying. and i have decided, as i look at the landscape, that the far right and the far left, god bless them, but, they are not the ones that i am going to be able to change. maybe not right now. so i look for those folks who are people who can be objective. and who can look at truth, and then can have a civil discussion about how we address the problems that we have in our country. the people on the far right, many of them feel as though they have been taken advantage of, ripped off and ignored. it does not mean we ignore them. but i think as a community, we need to address their problems. and we cannot allow them to call themselves victims. victims are people who have a very hard time being able to get up on their feet. and we do not want victimhood. victimhood leads to anger, and anger does not lead to anything good. but i think in the process, i think th

i met with governor sununu today.im for want to praise the notion that he is teaching people about trauma, that if you have somebody in your business who is a drug addict and recovering, then you have to be patient and you have to understand this is a human being. you need them to work for you because you need them to work because you need to have that, but there is something larger than that of a which is this is a human being we might be able to get on their feet. i like that about him. we he and i talked and shared. in ohio, instead of just jamming stuff through, we have observed and now moved expeditiously. and adult cannot get more than a seven-day supply of prescribed opiates, children not more than five days, and we have a connection between the pharmacies, doctors, medical board. we are now limiting what distributors can do and telling them what the rules are. if you see something suspicious, reported, but you will not fill it. we are doing a whole host of things. where are we? we are in the same place as in n

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let me tell you what's happening here because i met with governor sununu today and he's right where im. first of all i want to praise him for the notion that he's teaching people about trauma, you get somebody in your business that is a drug addict and recovering, then you got to be patient and you got to understand this as a human being. you need him to work for you because we, we need them to work because when you got that whether something also larger than that which is this is human being that we might be able get on their feet. i like that. he and i talked and shared come in ohio what we have done, instead of just jamming stuff through we observed and now we have moved expeditiously. an adult cannot get more than a seven-day supply of prescribed opiates. the children not more than five days. we have connection between the pharmacies, the doctors, the medical board. we are limiting what distributors can do and would telling them what the rules are. etc a suspicious order, rather than reporting, you can record of which were not going to fill it. so where are we? the same place you

you know john sununu. , john is terrific.a guide to sit down with, call him up and asked, can you talk to me? . you can get to them. let me tell you one last story. i went to ohio state from pittsburgh. my father carried mail on his back. i got there and we had 40,000 students at ohio state. i lived in a dormitory with 15 college roommates. there were 16 of us in this suite. there were things that happened and i did not like it. i asked with a meeting with the -- i asked for a meeting with the president of the university. i was always told by my uncle to take it all the way to the top. i kept bugging them and i got in. i went in to see the president. i launched my complaint and i looked around at the office and was pretty impressed. i said, i am here about one month and i do not know what i want to do. but i like your office, maybe this is the job for me. [laughter] i said, what do you do? [laughter] the president told me about their academic and financial responsibilities and he said, tomorrow i'm going to fly to washington

bush, close friend of the bush family, john sununu. >> good morning. >> you saw barbara bush up close and personal, on the campaign, behind the scenes in the white house for years. what do you remember most about her today? >> well, i remember that she was always ready to laugh and have a smile on her face, in spite of how serious the business that we might be doing, she always was ready to lighten the mood, if you will. and let everybody know that they shouldn't at least -- they should not at least be taking themselves seriously. >> when was the last time that you're able to spend time with her? >> i was lucky enough to have dinner with her a couple of weeks ago. i was at the bush library doing an event, and andy card and i were there, and mrs. bush and the president invited us up to the apartment they have at the library for dinner. so it was a nice, private, quiet dinner. we laughed a lot. we reminisced a lot. we talked a lot about what was going on. i did notice she was much more frail than the last time i had seen her, but i reall

later the vice president came to talk about the tax-cut law and to help the republican governor chris sununuse money at a fundraiser. even though the trips were for different reasons, they were planting the early 2020 flag. they realized that there is a possibility that donald trump new be primary challenge at hampshire is one of 10 or 11 crucial battleground states in the general election. reports fornhauser the concord monitor among other outlets in new hampshire giving us a sense of what goes on in these events with governor kasich and governor o'malley. thank you for your time. >> have a great day. >> letter -- live at henniker, new hampshire waiting for live remarks from john kasich it was leaked to this obvious that college. -- at new england college. he should be here in seven or eight minutes to get started. part of our road to the white house 2020 coverage under way now. let's look at a segment from this morning's washington journal. contributingthany, reporter for foreign policy here to talk about u.s.-china relations. in a general sense, how did the countries view each other? >> i

it is the worst kept secret that sununu is out of the loop and unengaged on legislation. you have mayor steve marsh and and senator mellon l.a.. ali. [applause] each and everyone of us and the candidates and their most fervent supporters. are you with me? [applause] do not cry when i call and yellow you for tweeting something. melissa knology be elected officials that are here with us tonight. [applause] >> for those on c-span, they are saying lou, not boo. [applause] and all of the incumbents state legislators please stand up. let us give them all one big round of applause. [applause] nashua mayor jim dongguan. [applause] kansas city, missouri mayor. [applause] saint lewis, missouri mayor. [applause] al[applause] >> we have gotten great candidates joining in the lengthy on the executive council. district. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> we are working to join our 10 senators. ♪ >> hello, new hampshire democrats. are you excited? thank you for putting on tonight's event. annie cator. we missed carol. that she is not here. and onlye first all-female, all=-democratic de

john sununu former new hampshire and emotional weekend about your experience in houston. on mike pompeo however, what do you think is going on? >> i think the republicans ought to thank chuck schumer and the democratic leadership for doing this dumb thing. the democrats have put their red state senatorial candidates in real jeopardy and the republicans will rub their nose in it to prove they're not really almost republicans. thank you, chuck schumer. another dumb move on your part. >> bill: does he go through or not? some of these democrats. >> he goes through by one vote. >> bill: you are saying he gets approval? >> he gets approval. i think heidi heitkamp has understood how dumb a move chuck schumer had put on her and she said she is going to vote for him. i think she will and i think that will put him through by one vote. >> bill: if he were to be denied leading the negotiations with new york how does it go across the country? >> it puts the democrats in a difficult position for having screwed up what could have been a milestone change in north korea. as i said at the

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. >>> joining us today, ryan williams, former governors mitt romney and john sununu. and washington correspondent for the new york magazine. so ryan williams, i want to start with your reaction to this tweet storm. is this part of a larger strategy, do you think? or is this just the president anxious, perhaps afraid of what comey's going to say? >> i think it's an emotional reaction. the president flies off the handle when these books come out. i don't think it's helping him. he needs to just focus on his day job, focus on syria and other things and not give this book more attention. because all he's really doing is calling attention to the accusations and the lines that comey's put out there, the excerpts. this is not helping him. it's not a strategy. you see his own staff not going as far as the president has done calling for comey to be arrested and put in jail. it's just the president acting emotionally. >> which we see from time to time on twitter, at least. do you see the logic that comey handled the clinton investigation the way he did because he was hoping to

indeed, had invited us and a bunch of others including -- i mean, everybody from colin powell and john sununuan interesting hodgepodge and powerful and not very powerful people. staffers and friends. and we were all invited just to share that very special evening with them. and have popcorn and lemonade and watch that movie together. and that's really who she was. that kind of a human being. she demonstrated how much she loved others. because she treated other people the way she wanted to be treated herself with love and respect and kindness. >> joe, thank you for that. and, chris, think about it just in the time this broadcast has been on the air. i've talked to you, i've talked to joe, i've talked to kelly o'donnell, and what we all have in common, i'm sitting here thinking of the letters i have from 41 that i cherish, what we all have in common, a recipient of personal gesture of kindness from the bushes. >> you know, he was a great letter writer. he would scribble -- even as president. one of the books, he listed all of the pages he was mentioned in. and said having escaped unscathed, i'l

you saw john sununu, former white house chief of staff. >> who had great moments with barbara bush. >se. in many ways, i would say, she was to george h. w. bush almost like he was to ronald reagan. many thought that he was weak because he didn't speak up in meetings. he didn't think that was his job. he thought his job was to deal with the president privately. if he had something to say to ronald reagan, 99 times out of 100, he did it in private. he didn't think it was polite to publicly challenge the president of the united states. people thought he was weak. barbara did that for george h. w. bush. she didn't do it in public. if she did, you knew you were way over the line. n george w. would talk about not the words from mom but the looks from mom. >> another chief of staff andy card there arriving as well. this is the funeral, kate, of a first lady and former first lady but for all practical purposes, it could be the funeral, almost, given all the dignitaries that are there, of a president. >> it's incredible. as kristan said, she was so humble to think not this many people would sh

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john sununu was chief of staff for george bush and joins us with insight on this. >> heather: i was reading an article one year ago in april where you were interviewed by news max and you were referencing president trump and his foreign policy. specifically with north korea and syria. you said that president trump has successfully recreated the big stick spoken of by president theodore roosevelt. the next step is balance it with the rest of the quote, speaking softly. has he learned to do that? >> well, i hope so but i do agree with senator graham and john bolton that you have to be careful with the north koreans because their history is a perfect history of trying to stall on these things. and so far nobody has come up with an equation that would balance for the north koreans perspective what they would get if they do go and denuclearize. i'm skeptical about these talks. i've said in the past and still maintain it, i think these talks are just a step in the process to maybe exercising the big stick. checking off all the boxes before the president does something se

>> sandra: governor john sununu. thank you for being here.have and did he have to. >> the president did not have to. he actually used the same authorization to use military force that obama did when he used drones and sent u.s. troops to the region. kane is being very partisan in what he is doing and not a smart thing to do when the issue as is serious >> sandra: sarah sanders putting out a statement saying we're considering additional sanctions on russia. a decision will be made in the near future. is that the next step? >> i think so. i think the fact that the french seem to have indications of much more detailed involvement by the russians in enabling assad on things like this makes it very serious. so i think the white house is taking an appropriate step in the right direction. >> sandra: you know, as far as what happens next, there is a lot of criticism that the president did not go far enough. not sure if you caught general jack keane was on the program earlier saying he went with a more limited approach, a more conservative approach of

you'll notice a lot of guests here, john sununu, the former govern from new hampshire susan collins fromfrom that tradition of new england. the bushes are new englanders. they lived in texas. they've become texans but they're so rich in that part. it's still there, and it's been honored and it has real prestige really in the party today. and i think we're going to see vocations of that. and the wonderful appearance of the episcopal church and anglo church. it's going to be wonderful tradition. i think we'll be overwhelmed how beautiful it is going nobody that church. >> still honored, yes, chris. but i think you'll agree with me that large portions of it are in retreat. >> yes, we could say, maybe, unfortunately. >> we saw john major come in behind the mulroneys of canada. and this is a set shot that we will have of the mourners. and, of course, all american political dignitaries there in the front row, looking at their programs. they appear to be down to the minute on scheduling. 11: 11:53:30 local time here on the east coast. and they are are about where they told us they would be. chr