>> thank you for coming to wolfeboro. how big are your coattails?ng personal. >> when we designed the 1980 campaign, i helped cheer the first capital event in history. it was written about in september 1980. reagan came and stood on the capitol steps with every house and senate candidate. we pledged five specific things. we won six u.s. senate races by a combined margin of 75,000 votes. we took the senate. we took the 33 house seats, as well as the presidency. that was a team to victory. in 1994, we ran the team campaign, three under 50 candidates signed on to the contract with america. we had the largest one-parte increase in american history. 9 million additional votes with the republicans over 1990. 1 million fewer votes for the democrats. so i think it is pretty fair to say -- i know i designed sweeps that were team victories. my goal, as the nominee, would be to carry the senate by a big margin, to strengthen the house, and to do on an agenda. you can go to newt.org for the 21st century contract with america. it is not so much about cartels, th

at 11:00, newt gingrich will hold a town hall meeting in wolfeboro. and jon huntsman is in holderness, new hampshire. stay with cnn throughout the day for the latest on the candidates. >>> federal investigators are helping in the search for a missing toddler in maine. ayla reynolds went missing from her bed december 17th. her father noticed her missing in the morning hours after he put her to bed. the 21-month-old's grandmother said no family members had anything to do with the disappearance. police say the family is cooperating in the investigation. the fbi is also assisting with the missing child case in south carolina. 18-month-old amir jennings was last seen around thanksgiving. the boy's mother was arrested and is still in jail for lying to police about where the child is. the family, though, is asking for help. >> he loves nursery rhymes, he will repeat back to you. he's a very bright child. my family and i are requesting your support in helping us to find his location, and to bring him home. >> so sad. the family says amir's mother has been dea

after that, newt gingrich in a town hall meeting in wolfeboro.is live from manchester new hampshire where we'll hear from debbie wassermann schultz. she's the chair of the democratic national committee. she'll talk about the strategy for 2012 and how the gop is countering the messages ahead of the primary. ralph nader talks about his latest book and offers his thoughts on the current political landscape and the prospects for a third party candidate. and michael singh from the institute for near east policy discusses iran and the u.s. presence in the persian gulf, washington journal, sunday 7:00 a.m. on c-span. rick santorum continues to campaign in new hampshire in advance of tuesday's first in the nation presidential primary. it follows a second-place finish until iowa. next, the latest in the family and freedom town hall meetings. this from hollis, new hampshire. this is about an hour. >> wow, can everybody hear me okay? can everybody hear me okay? thank you, senator luther. one of two state senators here in the state of new hampshire to endors

the other was at the town hall meeting in wolfeboro, meeting at stanley.his -- stanley's mother, who asked me to wear this bracelet. i always have. [applause] >> we have got a couple of minutes left. i want to turn it around and ask you to talk about my side of the business, because we spend so much time appear as reporters trying to get it right. we very often do not get it right. thanks to the independence of the voters here, who can surprise you from time to time, i want to draft this point to senator mccain, but i want senator mccain -- senator kerry to also talk about it. in fall 1999, you've launched the straight talk express. you got on a bus and watched as -- and invited us to the back of the bus and answered questions on the record, to the point that i occasionally have to get off the bus and get on the other bus to get some work done, because your stamina was remarkable, and you were willing to the questions about anything, and it was always on the record. we are now in the age of twitter and instant blogging. could you do that again in new hamps

. >> in central new hampshire, newt gingrich held a town hall meeting in wolfeboro.ional security advisor and former senator bob smith will make remarks as well. currently, the former house speaker is third in the latest polls, behind mitt romney and ron paul. [applause] i am really pleased to be up here. my son went to brewster academy. we would come up here all the time. a great area of the state to live in. i am here for an important reason today. to talk to you about the candidate i have endorsed for president of the united states. the reason i have endorsed him is the reason i am involved in politics. since my third term in the house, i have moved forward into the speakership quickly. one of the reasons i think i was able to is, as i became involved and spent the first term in the legislature, i began to realize that the republican party in new hampshire had a problem. it was that we were not presenting to the people of new hampshire a clear, a conservative alternative. we we are republicans because we believe in liberty and personal responsibility and a governm

>> thank you for coming to wolfeboro. how big are your coattails? personal. >> when we designed the 1980 campaign, i helped cheer the -- chair the first capital event in history. it was written about in september 1980. reagan came and stood on the capitol steps with every house and senate candidate. we pledged five specific things. we won six u.s. senate races by a combined margin of 75,000 votes. we took the senate. we took the 33 house seats, as well as the presidency. that was a team to victory. in 1994, we ran the team campaign, three under 50 -- 350 candidates signed on to the contract with america. we had the largest one-1 millioe democrats. so i think it is pretty fair to say -- i know i designed sweeps that were team victories. my goal, as the nominee, would be to carry the senate by a big margin, to strengthen the house, and to do on an agenda. you can go to newt.org for the 21st century contract with america. it is not so much about cartels, that is about building a team. the entire team when 17. my goal would be that we have the ability t