the democratic nominee for governor, tom sherman from new hampshire, state senate member.ncumbent governor going for 1/4 golf it in the governor's mansion opted out of the senate run it, what do you make of where the race stands now? he keeps pounding president biden's economy and inflation, the last thing we want and i know you want to reflect those views, the last thing you say. >> the whole reason i am running is i don't have a political career per se. i'm just a doctor. the whole reason i'm running is to really, i see issues in the state of new hampshire that can be fixed, that can be addressed so i'm laser focused on 2,022, focused on the people of new hampshire, ics going the wrong direction under sununu. he put in place the first abortion ban in modern history. we have an economy that makes it hard for many people to make it through their monthly bills. neil: do you find some people are going past the governor for the economy and blaming the president? even this big white house event a couple days ago seemed to show he is unaware of the reality of that and it is hur

he will be facing off against democrat tom sherman in november.morning to you chris, or governor i should say. excuse me. >> good morning. >> just chris here. that's the way we roll, thank you very much. >> ainsley: there were five other g.o.p. contenders and you got 80% of the vote. terry was the closest to you with 9-point #%. tell us what you are doing in new hampshire that is dragging all these people to the polls to vote for you? looks like we lost him. governor? we lost him. we will try to get him back because we wanted to talk to him about that and the student loan forgiveness plan. he and -- i understand he is back. governor, do we have you? there you go. >> do you have me? am i in your arm. >> ainsley: you are in our arms and in our homes right now. tell us what do you think you did that allowed -- you got 80% of the vote. congratulations. >> thank you. results-christen. driven. i have to get elected every two years. hard 24/7 job. ignore the politics as long as we can get as much stuff done without the political influence and run on that

he will face democratic state senator tom sherman in november.tor maggie hassan won her primary but the gop senate race to determine who will challenge her is still too close to call. to the columbus dispatch, which highlights ohio's gubernatorial race. a new poll shows incumbent gop governor mike dewine leading democrat nan whaley by 14%. it's the third poll showing dewine with a commanding. >>> florida leads with an update on artemis moon rocket. the space agency needs more time to work on the rocket's repairs. it pushed the next launch attempt to the end of the month. >>> stocks took a plunge yesterday after the release of august inflation report. the dow jones industrial average dropping more than 1200 points, that's nearly 4%. the s&p 500 slid over 4% and the nasdaq composite sell more than 5%. the drops erasing nearly always of the market's recent gains. president biden released a statement following the inflation report which reads, quote, it will take more time and resolve to bring inflation down, which is why we passed the inflation redu

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by the time president truman nominated sherman enten, he had cast him over to nominate tom clark. everyone was so certain that germany benton was going to be the third nominee when his vacancy became available. president truman actually called sherman to the white house to tell him in person that he was not nominating him. that is kind of like a bit of heartbreak. you can imagine going to the white house. well, i'm gonna be nominated. you get there to be told that you are not gonna be nominated. he was not nominated. tom park was. the fourth nomination, at that point, truman did not consult with anybody. he knew he was going to nominate chairman. he would have four nominations. there was certainly not another question for him. he nominated sherman mint into the court. she ornament and did not serve for a long. he does have a force on a court. he suffered from heart disease. he was kind of an explosive personality, particularly in the area of civil rights. he would literally pound on the table. he would tell the justices that they need to do the right thing here. the constitution fo

tom clark. i thought to be the third third nominate when this vacancy came available president truman had called sherman to the white house to tell him in person that he is not nominating him. that's a bit of heartbreak hotel. you couldn't imagine going to the white house and, to be told i'm going to be nominate you get there to be told you're not going to be nominated. so he is not nominated, tom clark was for the fourth nomination truman did not consult with anyone. it's incredible heretofore nominations and he nominated sherman to the court. he did not serve long, but he was a force on the court because of his personality. he was kind of an explosive personality particularly in the area of civil rights. he would literally count on the table telling the justices they need to do the right thing. the constitution forces them to do the right thing. they need to essentially have some guts. in fact at one point they thought when they get to the brown case in 1952 the first argument some of the fellow justices sexually before that back in 49 and 50 they were worried he might have a heart attack during the c

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