. >> new poll out of new hampshire puts clinton close to bernie sanders. she had a six point lead, and the margin of error is 5.9%. to bad data points for clinton. who is least honest, clinton scores 31%, and standards scores 3%. on the question of who is most 24%,le, clinton got sanders got 40%. bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in new hampshire? >> i think he can. i don't rule out that he beats her in iowa. there is a certain momentum now. i think her attacking him will not be effective. there is a vulnerability to her. that does not mean she will be the nominee, but i think he can beat her in new hampshire. if on election day he is close, i think he could be carried over the top. who are tornvoters between sanders and clinton. .hey like what he says it shows up in the numbers that show she is away ahead of him and terms of winning the nomination. democrats like to fall in love, while republicans fall in line. i talked to two dozen democrats at this i would dinner in cedar rapids, every clinton supporters said my heart is with bernie sanders. has.essag

john: and other not so good news for hillary clinton, a new poll out of new hampshire puts clinton close to bernie sanders. according to that ball she has a six point lead, and the margin of error is 5.9%. two bad data points for clinton. when asked who is least honest clinton scores 31%, and sanders scores 3%. that is one of those where you don't want to add the larger number. on the question of who is most likable, clinton got 24% sanders got 40%. mark, can bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in new hampshire? mark: i think he can. i don't rule out that he beats her in iowa. there is a certain momentum now. i think her attacking him will not be effective. there is a vulnerability to her. that does not mean she will not be the nominee, but i think he can beat her in new hampshire. if on election day he is close i think he could be carried over the top. john: there are voters who are torn between sanders and clinton. they like what he says. it shows up in the numbers that show she is away ahead of him and terms of winning the nomination. as the cliche goes, democrats like to fall in love

he's slipping in new hampshire. like hillary clinton needs a bernie strategy, he needs a trump strategy and does not seem to have one right now. mark: sad breaking news -- former president jimmy carter said in a statement he has cancer. it was revealed after he had liver surgery. it is in other parts of his body. the former president plans to undergo treatment in atlanta. we are thinking about president carter and the carter family. we wish him well. coming up, we caught up with doctor and republican presidential ben carson in harlem for a chat earlier today. we will have that for you after this word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: ben carson dropped by gotham city today for a visit that included a powwow with business leaders up in harlem. john and i took a taxi uptown to the fabled sylvia's restaurant to meet with carson. we talked about the leaders of his party in capitol hill, affairs both foreign dometic, and of course, the place with all the food. dr. carson, your first time to sylvia's. how did it go? dr. carson

bernie sanders plus seven in state of new hampshire. vermont, beating in new hampshire. welcome number to see clinton iowa. even though bernie sanders is for single payer health care. liberals tend to look that. in iowa they're saying we like hillary clinton. she wins on energy policy as well. she has a gender gap. runs about even with bernie sanders among men. look at this. six in ten, iowa democratic women are voting for hillary clinton. gender gap. huge factor and the lead in iowa at the moment. >> do the polls point to trouble spots for hillary clinton in iowa? >> there are trouble spots for hillary. similar everywhere. 28%, a poll of iowa democrats. only 28% find her honest and trust worthy. that means 70% doevenlt as e-mail investigation goes on at justice department and capitol hill. that's a number to keep an eye on. only 40%. the empathy question. which politician most understands the problem facing people look you. 40%. back hillary clinton. even with bernie sanders. if there are weaknesses for hillary clinton it's on trust and empathy. anderson. >> john. thank

great to be back again in another stop in new hampshire. certainly fun for us. town on meetings are great because we get to get a finger on the pulse of what people are asking here in new hampshire. some constant themes about the economy, obamacare, national security issues. as i mentioned at the onset, today, again we heard yet another judge point out that hillary clinton clearly, according to this judge's comments, seems to have violated the regulations and standards the federal government when it comes to her e-mail server. as i point out, this is one of the frustrating things. it is pretty clear that every time she was using that unprotected server, she was putting our national security at risk. she was putting our children and our families at risk. to me it is either illegal or it is incompetent. it increasingly appears to be something of both. >> do you find that term offensive and you think it promotes or hinders the debate? governor walker: i will leave other candidates to talk about that. when i talk about immigration, i talk about how we need to have a

so i mean, now he's in new hampshire. i am very happy he's there because the questioners there, people show up with well craft, well researched questions and i'm not sure this broken record and entertainment routine, this spectacle, is going to sell when it comes down to town halls. >> jeffrey, i want to ask you. you look at the poll that came out today from cnn, it shows trump very competitive against hillary clinton, but when we look back to 2011 or 2007, they fade. rick perry in 2007, you look further back, when you look, michele bachmann, for instance, is it possible that bush is going to turn donald trump into the bachmann or perry of the 2016s? >> i think the answer is found in the description i heard from cnn a few minutes ago that there are 1500 people at donald trump's town hall and 200 at jeb bush's. right there i think is the essence of the answer being seen in the polls. >> jeffrey, we are watching the two duelling town halls. stay with us. this is a live picture of donald trump's town hall where the candidate

bernie sanders in a new poll of new hampshire finds that sanders is leading clinton 44-37 among democrats. it is the first time in any poll we have seen anywhere that hillary clinton's number is lower than bernie sanders'. sanders had those big crowds and a lot of star power, including endorsements from celebrities such as sarah silverman, susan sarandon. as bernie continues to fly high, should hillary clinton, can hillary clinton do anything to stop his movement or slow it down? john: right now, she is pretending he does not exist. it is a good look for her to be attacking donald trump or marco rubio. at the same time, this phenomenon keeps growing. she now has these hollywood stars on his side. he's got this a little obama like buzz. it is clear that a lot of people in the polls still say he don't -- they don't think he will be the nominee. somehow, she has to figure out a way to talk about that and say, i know you are having fun, but you will not vote for him. mark: you will hear bill clinton make that argument, if he is still hanging around. i think she cannot risk going negative on h

the kasich super pac -- we reported they got a new 30 second spot in new hampshire. when does jeb start? coming up, hillary clinton's advisor, strategist, pollster joel benenson of new york, new york will join us. we will ask him about all the data after this word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: our guest tonight is working hard this friday night. he is hillary clinton's strategist and pollster, joel benenson. thank you for coming in. your candidate is much in the news. you are a former journalist. what would you say about the campaign releasing her health records and tax records and income statements all on a friday night? joel: it is the most expansive release of documents ever. in total with the eight years of documents on her tax returns, 38 years -- mark: let's see jeb bush do that. why a friday night in july? joel: i think campaigns released documents when they have it ready. mark: they didn't do it on a friday on purpose? joel: they released their documents on a friday. john: tax records are one thing when they have the documents ready. the 1.5 page one could hav

of them up there in new hampshire. they're fired up. they're not always co herent but there is some excitement up there. what do you think? >> the example is 1968. lbj maybe running for reelection. he wins the new hampshire primary but gene mccarthy gets so close that, lbj has to announce he will not seek, nor accept, the nomination to run for reelection and therefore, he's knocked off. people look at that scenario now. hillary clinton can win iowa. she's doing well, but still win the new hampshire primary. if bernie sanders get really close and she looks really weak, now we have a conversation about joe biden beginning his presidential campaign in south carolina. >> that is right. smoking joe might come in there. we'll see. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next on the run down, carl cameron with the latest on where cameron with the latest on where things stand in the republican everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. test test. test test >>> tonight, donald trump co

. ♪ ♪ us from new hampshire, the south carolina senator and moonlighting comedian, senator graham. good to have you. >> i will be here all week. john: we have been talking about the situation with the market this week, obviously up and down and people blaming china and other economy. -- and their economy. others, he said we should downgrade this to a working dinner. and trump said that barack obama should have him -- give him a map. would you think about this proposals related to china? lindsey graham: i don't care if we have a state dinner, i think we would -- we should communicate to the china that we want a good relationship, that manipulating currencies is bad for the relationship. is intellectual property theft and that will jeopardize the relationship. we will be hurt, but you will be hurt more. change your behavior and enjoy your wine. lizzie: can you give me something concrete that you would change in u.s. policy toward china, because a lot of those things you talk about are already in the policy. lindsey graham: i would declare them currency manipulators. lizzie: and start

>> peter alexander in new hampshire. thank you. >>> an emotional plea today from actress and comedian amy schumer, choking up while speaking for the first time about the deadly shooting rampage that erupted during a showing of her new movie "trainwreck" in lafayette, louisiana. schumer is teaming up with a powerful family member in a call for tighter gun control for violent criminals and the dangerously mentally ill. our national correspondent kate snow reports. >> i was dead sober. i had like two drinks. three max. >> reporter: this is the amy schumer making us laugh in her new movie "trainwreck." but at a press conference today with her cousin, new york senator chuck schumer, a very different amy. >> i'm not sure why this man chose my movie to end these two beautiful lives and injury nine others. but it was very personal for me. >> reporter: schumer's voice faltered as she talked about the two women killed in that movie theater, jillian johnson and mayci breaux. >> when i heard about this news i was completely devastat

of them up there in new hampshire. they're fired up. they're not always co herent but there is some excitement up there. what do you think? >> the example is 1968. lbj maybe running for reelection. he wins the new hampshire primary but gene mccarthy gets so close that, lbj has to announce he will not seek, nor accept, the nomination to run for reelection and therefore, he's knocked off. people look at that scenario now. hillary clinton can win iowa. she's doing well, but still win the new hampshire primary. if bernie sanders get really close and she looks really weak, now we have a conversation about joe biden beginning his presidential campaign in south carolina. >> that is right. smoking joe might come in there. we'll see. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next on the run down, carl cameron with the latest on where things stand in the republican field. the factor will be right back. who does this kinda thing online? i-i-i clicked on some links, ugh the kids weren't even home. wait, wait, wait, this

>> john roberts live in derry, new hampshire tonight. thank you. >>> now to what may be the most explicit video so far alleged practices at planned parenthood abortion facilities that many would consider inhuman. chief legal correspondent shannon bream examines the latest images and how all these videos have changed the conversation about planned parenthood in america. a word of caution here, you may find the subject matter disturbing. >> reporter: today's video release is the seventh from the center for medical progress. it features the woman identified as holly o'donnell who said she works for stem express a tissue procurement company assigned to work inside a planned parenthood clinic in california. she describes an incidents in which she alleges her supervisor brought a late term fetus into the on-site pathology lab following an abortion, tapped its heart and it began beating again. >> she said okay well this is a really good fetus. we can procure a lot from it. we're going to procure brains. so the moment i heard that that means we'

we just got started in new hampshire. they have a great organization, but we are growing and we are confident we will do well. john: wise chris christie the best candidate for new hampshire? mike: there are things that distinguish him. his record as the u.s. it turned attorney and being a chief executive and a governor of a blue state. it is different than other governors. having to work with and to opposition with the democratic legislation is good practice for washington. sununu inave johnson in new your camp. would he speak about his father? >> we are happy to have him. we cannot win the white house if we don't carry ohio as a party. if you look at what john kasich counties,86 of 88 that is selling with activists not just the new hampshire but around the country. al: how much time did you spend in iowa? mike: a fair amount of time in iowa. we spent more time in new hampshire, but we will spend a good amount of time and i owa. john: when i saw chris christie up there, he was going to iowa and seeing u2. u2, iowach as he

in new hampshire hillary clinton is feeling the burn >>> david shuster joins us. you had a chance to talk to bernie sanders, what is his view of the surge? >> bernie sanders has been talking about the issues for a long time. he feels there's an appetite for getting money out of politics and economic justice, he's not surprised by that. imagined. >> what is he saying is the biggest challenge wright now? >> the biggest challenge is the infrastructure can't handle, or until recently, the influx of intrigue and interest. they've been trying to build up through the social media, to take the tens of thousands that express an center and turn it into field organizers and volunteers, but keeping up, says bernie sanders, is the biggest challenge. if people come to the website and campaign, feeling it's not ready. bernie sanders is afraid they may not come back. >> david shuster, thanks. >> for more on the race for president. we are joining in washington by tom, a democratic analyst, and michael. an associate professor at howard university. in new york, bryan murray, a go. o

sanders leads hillary clinton in a new poll from new hampshire. trump is at the top of the republican field in national polls. not surprisingly he took aim after a sanders rally was taken over by activists. >> i would never give up my microphone. i thought that was disgusting. that showed such weakness. the way he was taken away by two young women. the microphone. they just took the whole place over. that will never happen with me. i don't know if i'll do the fighting myself or if other people will. that was a disgrace. i felt badly for him. but it showed he's weak. he's getting thes biest crowds and i'm getting the biggest crowds. we're the two getting the crowds. believe me, that won't happen to trump. >> well, let's bring in cnn politics senior reporter steven collins in and senior political reporter nia-malika henderson. nia, i mean, what do you make of these comments. >> it's hilarious. i don't know if i believe donald trump that he felt badly for bernie sanders when that black lives matter crowd -- protest movement took over his rally but sa

. >> reporter: he is donald trump slammed jeb bush ia a new hampshire town hall, he two candidates had dualing events within 19 miles of each otazher and trump had no problem pointing out that he had bigger crowds. >> kbroi you know what's happening to jeb's crowd right now? they're sleeping. >> he was a democraw longer than a republican in the last decade. >>u reporter: still, trump drives the debate in the republican primary. his focus on illegal immigration ignited the crowd as he vowed to clean up the system. >> day one, they're getting out. we're getting them out. >> scott walker tried to change the debate to national security. >> when you have a from behehind doctrine, it effects around the rld. >> reporter: and hillary clinton's popularit dropped. d the road to the nomination may be longer for the republicans. with 17 candidates and each one trying to gain the spotlight against donald trump. >>> and oscar pistorius will not be getting out of prison just yet. south africa's department of justice said the decision was made people etural rooem churly and woult legal basis. now, und

paul school here in new hampshire. the charges are broken down into several felonies and a multitude of misdemeanors as well. he has been

>> john roberts live in derry, new hampshire tonight. thank you. >>> now to what may be the most explicit video so far alleged practices at planned parenthood abortion facilities that many would consider inhuman. chief legal correspondent shannon bream examines the latest images and how all these videos have changed the conversation about planned parenthood in america. a word of caution here, you may find the subject matter disturbing. >> reporter: today's video release is the seventh from the center for medical progress. it features the woman identified as holly o'donnell who said she works for stem express a tissue procurement company assigned to work inside a planned parenthood clinic in california. she describes an incidents in which she alleges her supervisor brought a late term fetus into the on-site pathology lab following an abortion, tapped its heart and it began beating again. >> she said okay well this is a really good fetus. we can procure a lot from it. we're going to procure brains. so the moment i heard that that means we'

i find when i'm in the town halls and aye done a bunch in new hampshire, people ask questions, and they want answers, and they want to see experience and they want to the see a record, and they want to see who you are. and why would i talk about somebody else? i might want to talk about you, and the toughness of your questioning, that would probably get applause if i could decide, sir. >> you know, you want to the go after me in the debate, go ahead. i'm going to ask you about your record right now. because i think you'd agree that's the main thing that you're running on is your record of achievements -- >> i think that's, the main thing. what the heck else would you run on? you run on like -- we had a president running on what? >> tough debate if i can't get the question out. let's talk about your record. turning an $8 billion short fall into a $2 billion surplus, unemployment down from 9.1% to 5.2% and the top income tax rate has been lowered from 6.2% to 4.9. but the institute, a libertarian think tank gave you a d on its government's report card this last year noting the budget grew

both sides flooded new hampshire and iowa with events. marco rubio said he will not use the term "anchor baby." >> i don't believe donald trump will be our nominee. >> why don't you he'll be the nominee? >> i think it will be somebody who embraces the future. le there's common ground between pro life and pro choice people that we ought to find and forge and make sure that this country respects life from beginning to end. >> reporter: they went back to the issues to try to take back the spotlight. and there's still a lot of campaigning to do. the first votes in primaries in iowa and new hampshire are in february. >> thank you so much for that. >>> and wall street is crossing its fingers, hoping for a repeat of yesterday. and stocks exploded upward. the dow closed up with its third biggest point gain ever. and this as fears over china's econraem kaun economy are easing. and speculation that the fed may not raise interest rates. >>> one of the panda cubs born last saturday died. handlers noticed respiratory issues and that it wasn't breathin

iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, we spent a lot of time in those states. how you do in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina can going to have more to do with who is going to be the nominee than whether somebody makes a debate presentation on the 6th of august of 2015. >> let's talk about debates. i think you will agree that you did not do well in debates last time, which raises the question whether it's this debate or some of the others, aren't they more important to you than they are perhaps to any other candidate so that you can show that you are not rick perry of 2012, but a new and improved rick perry. >> you're kind in that observation. yeah, i think a lot of people are waiting for that 6th of august debate. they know our record. they know that this is a governor that is overseeing the 12th largest economy in the world for the last 14 years and from '07 to 2014, created 1.5 million jobs while the rest of the country lost 400,000 jobs. they know that we're socially conservative. all of those things have penetrated through. they want to see a debate

including new hampshire. okay. i'm going to have to go. all right, one from you, but it's always a negative question from -- go ahead. can you ask a positive question? let's see if it's possible. major's question. what? if necessary, i would do that, yes. we have to stop. i didn't want to do iraq. it was a big mistake. it should have never hamd. the way we got out was also a big mistake. wre cannot let isis continue to do what they're doing. so if necessary, the answer is yes, okay. thank you, everybody. >> donald trump wrapping up his q&a with reporters, but the night just getting started in new hampshire. we'll be checking in with trump's town hall as soon as that begins. we're also going to listen into a town hall governor bush is holding in the same state of new hampshire. that's this hour as well. we'll be taking you to both places live coming up. but right now, brand new questions swirling around secretary of state hxz. the e-mail scandal is not going away. fox news learned it was two e-mails from top clinton aides with classified in

back then he only had 8% in new hampshire. all of this comes as sanders is drawing massive crowds to his rallies. 19,000 in seattle. more than 27,000 in los angeles. 28,000 in portland, oregon. by contrast, hillary clinton drew her largest crowd at her june kickoff, estimated about 5,000. that said, 65% of the new hampshire democrats say they still believe hillary clinton will ultimately be their nominee. just 11% say they believe sanders will win the nomination. and there are new revelations in the clinton e-mail investigation as well, which we'll get to in a minute. susan milligan, contributing editor with "u.s. news & world report." chris, we have the new hampshire numbers and hot off the press, the cnn poll in iowa, hillary clinton 50, sanders, 31. he's creeping up in iowa too. let me start with the dooms day question for the clinton campaign. what if sanders catches her and beats her there and rolls into new hampshire and goes two for two in the first two contests? what happens? >> i mean, it's probably over, which it's h

there is other big news in the numbers just out from new hampshire and iowa. carl cameron and mark thesen are here on that next. >>> plus a stunning new claim about freddie gray, how he had previously tried to injure himself in police custody so he could sue and how the prosecutor in the case decided not to share that piece of information with defense lawyers. we'll do some digging on the defense's latest claims just ahead. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberyy apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. have a sunset mode. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transi

host: donald trump in new hampshire last night talking about the summer of trump. donald trump is a leader in the gop polls right now. do you think he is the early winter of campaign 2016, and who do you think the early losers are? >> we are going to leave that recorded portion of the washington journal. we have reestablished our signal with rick santorum at the iowa state fair. this is live coverage. didsantorum: the other guys not get it right. we did not win. you give us the opportunity to go to those states to make the case of america being a great country and being led by someone who's out there fighting for and gentlemen, we can have not only a great victory for the republicans and conservatives, but more importantly, we will have a great victory for america again and we can feel great about this rate country. thank you. god bless you. god bless america. god bless iowa. thank you very much. [no audio]

in a new poll of democratic voters in new hampshire, sanders leads clinton 44-37%. well outside the margin of error. while sanders does hail from the next door neighbor vermont, the last time this very same poll was conduct in march, he got just 8% compared to clinton. now this is just one poll but it come as bernie sanders has been drawing biggest crowds of the campaign on either side so far. nearly 28,000 people in l.a. on a monday night. and even more than that, the night before in portland. it also comes as questions about the private e-mail system hillary clinton used as secretary of state are back in the news with clinton now agreeing to turn over her server to the fbi. nbc's andrea mitchell spoke on the phone earlier today. and he passed on an opportunity to attack clinton over those e-mails. >> do you think that the, her decline in the polls has any effect, does it reflect the e-mail controversy? trust? >> all i can tell you is we have been focusing on our issues which is to create an economy that works for the middle class of the country and not a handful o

sanders, who is also catching up to clinton in new hampshire, weighed in today. >> this is pro-bernie sanders and pro a message that says enough is enough, and the country and government belong to all of us, not just a handful of very wealthy people. >> reporter: while a poll shows the e-mail issue is not important, they are lacking on to the controversy. >> hillary clinton, one scandal after another. >> reporter: the wild card for democrats? vice president joe biden with a surprise appearance in delaware saturday. he's not even announced, but comes in third place with 14% support in iowa. >> this is a movement. >> reporter: meanwhile, trump leads by 23% support in iowa. this weekend, trump courting voters in nashville. >> i don't want it about me. it's about common sense. it's about doing the right thing. >> reporter: another gop surprise? near surgeon ben carson is a close second to trump at 18%, ahead of ted cruz, jeb bush, and scott walker. ben carson has circuts, but seen at nontraditionals and washington outsider. >> i will never go and lick the boots of rich people and special

we will have some fun going around new hampshire. not too hot, not too cold. cooler the further up we go. but we are looking forward to it. i want to start with maybe a summary and hear your questions, hear your comments and hear your responses. a lot of folks know a little bit about me. you mentioned a little bit in the introduction. i have been elected not twice, but three times and maybe you don't know where it started. november 2, 2010 i won election along with in my state everything was blue. everything was democrat and went all republican on that night. governor, lieutenant governor, both houses of the legislature, both u.s. senators, eight seats in congress, all of them were democrats. on november 2 of 2010, which happened to be my birthday. my gift was to the state, i said. we elected a republican governor, lieutenant governor, two new members of the house and we have the majority of seats. a new united states senator. a week later, i met with all the republican lawmakers. our state capital and all the the press was there, and i told them then that the

big day in new hampshire. donald trump during a town hall this evening 20 miles away from jeb bush townhall in the dairy area. you spent time with john kasich who is moving up granite state polls. my question is whether you think that is because he is actually catching fire with voters were because the money they have spent on tv? al: the money opened the door. due toe and cold is money, but now he is a time to present himself and does pretty well. he then went on to say it is outrageous they pay football coaches 4 million per year and pay teachers peanuts. it did very well at an else club meeting in salem today. i think there is a lot of potential here. you 7-1 odds he outgrows jet tonight. i agree. palmerinnifer explaining hillary clinton's answers to last night's press conference. trust me, this stuff. sick around and we will be right back. ♪ -- stick around. ♪ ♪ john: earlier today we work treated to a visit from jennifer palmeri, hillary clinton pr advisor. we started by asking how she thought her b

and in iowa, new hampshire, he is can get 5,000 or 6,000. that's very very rare. >> it may be too early it about worrying where the votes are coming from. not too early to worry about the money. the big donors, what do they want to see their guy, the rubio donors, the jeb bush donors, the chris christie donors. what do they want to see their guy do or in the case of carlie foreignna, their gal do? they want top see them take on trump or to develop their own campaign? >> well, there is a huge gamble in that developing one's own campaign in the shadow of trump means you can just disappear in relative security. three weeks from yesterday is another debate. maybe the last time two tiered debate. the rest of the debates being whittled considerably particularly if trump is olding the rest of the field in the single digits and he is in the high 20's. he can't be treated as unserious candidate. jeb is doing exactly that what the donors want is essentially people to call him out and talk about specifics. he has proven himself a masterful speech maker

i live right here in new hampshire. [applause] my son is an active duty gunnery sergeant in the marine corps. this is not about education but about the problems going on with the v.a. recently there was this dentist that killed a lion and there was this outrage that was unbelievable. you have over 8,000 veterans a year committing suicide because they cannot get access to the v.a. because of the corruption going on at the v.a. to put that into context for you, that is the equivalent of a world war ii baton death march every year. where is the outrage for that? that is just the suicide victims. whistleblowers, 47,000 veterans a year. 47,000 for other reasons. if you have 47 townships in new hampshire with 1,000 people in every one of them being wiped off the map every year, what would that be called? where is the outrage? what we want as veterans and i'm a leader in this aspect. you want to know what is going on in the community? we started a facebook page called v.a. is lying. there is over 8,500 of us there. we're worki

presidential candidate scott walker held a town hall meeting in new hampshire. he discussed veterans health care, immigration, fighting illegal drugs, and his proposal to replace the federal health care law. this is one hour and 25 minutes. >> ok, good evening everybody, again. but i do want to thank the people who came and helped us set up, especially cindy, who put up the meeting here. this time, i would like to introduce governor scott walker. most of you know. a few things about the governor that i am sure everybody here -- we are veryar proud. has got the right to work past in the state of wisconsin. even with all of the union and all of the people sitting in the state house and threatening and things like that, so we really appreciate that, but there was a recall election, and as we know too.nately, he won that and then he went on to win an election again, so he is doing something right out there, a good conservative, and it is our pleasure up here to welcome governor scott walker. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you all. i appreciate it. first o

and quite frankly, whoever wins new hampshire really might not be the person who, new hampshire's not playing the same role that it used to play. and you heard the debate moderator mention over and over again, the thankfulness that some people had shown town the debate and that people were there and sort of welcoming to new hampshire, but i think it's very clear that the race is just entirely different than it has been in previous years. and therefore kind of hard to make that comparison. >> it just amazed me, george pataki giving that answer. he was a pro-choice govern of new york for years. he has no chance in this race unless he can distinguish himself from the other candidates, and he certainly didn't do that in his first moments on the stage. >> lindsey graham said of course we need more troops on the ground in iraq. when jeb bush was faced with the question of troops on the ground, he was very hesitant. he stumbled quite a bit. and it was fascinating, because he has to know that the boots on the ground question and hypotheticals about what would provoke him to order boots on the

. >> reporter: in new hampshire hillary clinton slammed trump. along with the other republican candidates for their pogs on women's health. >> and while what donald trump said about megyn kelly is outrageous, what the rest of the republicans are saying about all women is also outrageous. megyn kelly is a strong woman and more than capable of defending herself against donald trump. i'm worried about what republican policies would do to the rest of america's women. >> reporter: and clinton said marco rubio's opposition to abortion even in cases of rape or incest is worst than the way donald trump talks about women. >> i said it was offensive. i said it was outrageous. i stand by that. i know it makes great tv. i think the guy went wait overboard. offensive offensive, outrageous, pick your adjective. but what marco rubio said has as much of an impact in terms of where the republican party is today as anybody else on that stage. >> reporter: why single out rubio? the clinton campaign sees the young florida senator, a standout in the debate, as a real

hampshire, tell me about new hampshire. >> new hampshire, spent time up there recently, talking to top figures. they are really obsessed with immigration. >> they're with him? >> they're with him on this issue, including some of the biggest media people and political people in the state. >> i think, by the way, calling them pimps, was probably an upgrade. >> howard's dead right. in new hampshire, there are immigration border hawks, they're more center right on social issues. who is center right on social issues and a hawk on the border? donald trump. >> i don't see jeb bush pulling it off. just moments ago, donald trump went after mitt romney. he used a term, the choke. he said he choked. >> he let us down. mitt romney let us down. he should have won that election. he failed. he choked. in the end, no different than a golfer that misses a putt on the 18th hole. no different than a man who strikes out a baseball player. he let us down. mitt romney should have won that election. and he didn't. something happened to him. and that's not going to happen to me. honestly, honestly, i think he

by the time he got to new hampshire, the gloves came off. it makes sense to do it in new hampshire. that's a state bush needs to win desperately. a state he can win. they plan no spend $10 million in advertising in those states. gwen: they started a stadium rally in new hampshire. trump arrives in his big plane. the reinforcements are finally coming. >> i can tell that you folks in miami headquarters are thrilled to see that. they sit on the largest political war chest in american politics, except for the donald trump bank account. gwen: josh, as we watch this, how unusual, how different is it? for instance, to want he's in alabama, not exactly an early voting primary state. of it does have the feel other rises that are taken place in previous cycles. i'm thinking of herman cain the lay-up -- last time around. there's a sense of more urgency here. maybe something about the sentiment of the voters this time around. it feelings like trump might be able too sustain this and might be able to defy the laws of political gravity. you do have a sense that this could go on for some time, may

joe biden only at 5% in this new hampshire poll. he is getting encouragement. >> you have riden with biden. burn bernie burn. >> feel the burn. >> good to see you. >>> joining us now the man who earned himself the number four spot on the stage for the fox news republican debate on thursday governor mike huckabee. not a bad showing for you going into thursday night. iate want to speak with you about hillary clinton before we get to thursday. you are from arkansas. she's from arkansas sort of and was the first lady there before she was the first lady of our nation. now many are asking about whether the fbi should be in her house wherever she has that private e-mail server and seizing it similar to what they did to general petraeus because now we know it has classified information on it and it is still unsecure. >> if they don't then they have a lot of apologies to make for thousands of americans who have had their e-mail servers confiscated by federal authorities for things far less important than sharing classified secrets of nationa

she is in derry, new hampshire. dana, you sat down with governor kasich, i spoke with him on sunday on "state of the union." we spoke about illegal immigration, and you pressed him on that. >> reporter: that's right. there's so many questions to unpack and obviously a lot of differences within the republican parties. i did ask him about that. here's what we talked about. >> imgrace, you talked about granting citizenship to ultimately some undocumented -- no, i didn't say that. >> you said i'm not closed to it. explain where your position is. i would prefer for them to be legalized once we find out who they are, because i think they contribute a lot to america. they're hard workers, god-fears, family-oriented. if they committed a crime, they have to be deported or put in prison. i don't favor citizenship. as i teach my kids, you don't jump the line to get into a taylor swift concert. >> uleaving the door open. >> let me be clear, i don't favor it and i'm not sure we would ever have to do that. let's mate citizenship