. >> frontpage in today's new hampshire union leader, available online at union leader.com, and editorialjoe mcquaid says a better choice for president and no need to hold your nose. the publisher is joining us from manchester. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> why gary johnson? >> we think that he and bill weld, the former governor from massachusetts, have a lot to offer and would under any circumstances, but in this crazy year, with the two major party candidates, they look like a ray of hope in the darkness. >> i mentioned hold your nose. a reference to it editorial in 1972 by your predecessor, the late william love. >> he was astonished that richard nixon had made this detente with red china. he did not think it was going to be good for the united states and i'm not sure he was not right. with watergate, no one knew the extent of it at the time. nixon is up on it was george george mcgovern to was to the left of ed muskie in terms of retreating from vietnam. the advice on the front page to readers was hold your nose and vote for nixon. i remind readers of that in the editor

mcquade, publisher of the new hampshire union leader in today's editorial available online at union leader.comure. they give for being with us. -- thank you for being with us. >> thank you. keep c-span running. ♪ ♪ >> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be addressing the his phonic caucuss -- hispanic shortly. clintoneantime, hillary was in north carolina today at unc greensboro for a campaign experience. she held a news conference after the speech. it will show that he now as we wait for her at the hispanic caucus. that to you as we wait for her at the hispanic caucus. mrs. clinton: it is great to be back in north carolina. i came to greensboro to give a positive, personals bache -- speech about my vision for the future of the country and why i so strongly believe that we are stronger together because i want to give americans something to vote for, not just against. with all the noise and distraction, it is important to focus on what really matters and the real choice in this election. this is about the kind of country we want to be. whether we will make the country and econo

mcquaid, the publisher of the new hampshire leader and to do ways editorial is available online at union leader.comit's always a pleasure. things for being with us. >> okay steve, keep c-span running. >> we are alive this morning as a number of evangelical members give their view on candidates running for president. we have live coverage here on c-span2. >> to promote media excellence and defense free speech. i remember when mike huckabee first ran for president. a debate moderator challenged him because he had been a pastor in a christian leader, maybe you are too pious to be political. maybe you can't handle the cut and thrust of political debate. mike huckabee said, obviously, you've never been to a business meeting at a baptist church. we are seeing christians debate, tweet and blog, but what we are not seeing, hearing the discussion, and i can tell you it is needed. this presidential election is unlike any other in recent years evangelicals are among the most vocal critics of both major party nominees while others strongly backed donald trump. we are holding this form to allow for a reasoned,

. >> frontpage interface to hampshire union leader available online at union leader.com an editorial. the publisher says a better choice for president and no need to hold your -- hold your nose. thanks so much for being with us. >> guest: always a pleasure to be on c-span, steve. >> host: why gary johnson? >> guest: we think that he and bill weldon, former governor from next-door massachusetts have a lot to offer. in this crazy year with the two major party candidates, they look like as we said in the editorial real ray of hope in the darkness. >> host: i mentioned hold your nose, referenced the editor back in 1972 by her predecessor the late william lowe. >> guest: ya. he was astonished at richard nixon had made this detente with what we call red china. he was ballistic about it. he didn't think it was going to be at all good for the united states, and i'm sure that he wasn't right, but nixon of course, watergate had happened until renewed the extent of it at the time. and nixon's the plan was george mcgovern who was to the left of ed muskie, in terms of retreating from vietnam. so t