Politics, mission control, rad son Hotel Downtown manchester. Countdown to the race. Hillary clinton eeqed out a win. Bernie sanders camp still analyzing the results, refusing to concede. Last night, i was at sanders caucus night and i talked to bernie and jane immediately after he gave his speech. Take a look from the circus, mark and mind you, show time. Just a little bit of the ex i will ration. Its extraordinary night. You think we were 40 or 50 points behind and it appears weve won about half of the delegates, and we dont know who is going to, you know, its in a tie. They had the big mow and they had the big mow for a while. It took five weeks for hw to lose the big mow to ronald reagan. It took barack obama to lose the big mow in 2008. We have a couple of people on the republican side with small mow, maybe cruz. Mini mow. That works better. And certainly marco rubio, i would rather be him than Chris Christie. Democrat side, no mow at all. Mowless. Im looking for that New Hampshir
Chuck today and rachel maddow. Tonight, the candidates are flooding the zone here in the live free or die state. Hillary clinton is about to appear at a get out the vote in manchester. Bernie sanders wrapped up a rally in rochester. Ted cruz about to hold one in nashua, jeb bush held one up in merrimack, and kasich, will meet with us later in the hour right here. As for donald trump, hes ked scheduled in little rock, arkansas. Hes at war with cruz, and he accused him of stealing the election out in iowa. These are dishonest people these politicians. These are worst than real estate people in new york. Im telling you. No, no, these are truly dishonest people. Then he said, ben carson has quit the race. The day of the election. Ben carson, during a caucuses, ben carson has quit the race. And ben didnt quit the race. In other words, ben carson quit, and let me have your votes. What kind of crap is this . No, its, honestly, really, really dishonest. And i think i know why. You know why . B
D. C. We begin with that incredibly important decision facing donald trump. Should he okay a major u. S. Troop buildup in afghanistan . The recommendation is from his senior military and Foreign Policy advisers to send in at least several thousand more troops into the 16 year old war to fight a resurgent taliban. The this comes after what the Washington Post calls a sweeping policy riew based on the president s preference to, quote, start winning again. Peter alexander joins us from the white house. When might the president make a decision, pete centpeter . Good question. No decision has been made. One could come soon. There was some reporting today that suggests that decision would be made before the president s visit to brussels. His nato meeting thats scheduled to take place on may 25th. Just a few weeks from now. This is significant though for a variety of reasons. Not the least of which is the president , who sort of ran on this America First policy, one that advisers suggest is s
to be. donald trump is very effectively parlaying the indictment in manhattan the durham report he ll seize on, of course. hey look, they re coming to get me because they really want to get you. it resonates. it is still early, though. we should note. we have some time to go. 100%. what you hear from desantis allies, look how handily he won re-election and how his political success has changed from when he first was elected to when he was re-elected and the question, of course, whether or not that can translate on the national stage. we still don t know. yeah. look, you know, last november he ran against a guy who used to be republican and became a democrat. donald trump switched parties. donald trump is not charlie kris. ron desantis has his work cut out for him and very clearly trying to run to donald trump s right by signing these policy measures. where that falls short so many of them. yeah. the problem is he s trying to make up for trump s personality, which is very
The Bond Buyer's senior regional reporters hold a roundtable discussion on the midterm elections. Caitlin Devitt, Yvette Shields, Karen Pierog, Keeley Webster and Thomas Nocera talk about implications for the municipal bond market. Chip Barnett moderates. (30 minutes)