thank you. bill: a tight senate race in new hampshire. a razor thin margin between the incumbent democrat maggie hassan and republican challenger don bolduc. chris sununu is with me now who is also up for re-election. i m doing great, man. i m in new hampshire and politics is our fifth professional sport. tomorrow is a big day for us and we re excited. will you win re-election, yes or no? i hope so. polls look pretty good. i think the cake is baked on a lot of these races at this point. asking folks to get out the vote and make sure that those that support us do and see where the chips fall. bill: maggie hassan hit 50% the other day. how do you see that race, governor? it s going to be a close one. general bolduc will pull it out. i have no doubt about that. i think it will a late decided race. some of the larger more
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conservative towns like salem those won t come in until 2:00 or 3 in the morning. it will be close but no doubt the general will pull it out. people are frustrated with washington. you can t ask for a change if you don t change the people. folks get that in new hampshire. bill: what do you think of the campaign he has run? i tell you what, a very unique campaign. you have a general bolduc who told mitch mcconnell to go pound sand and beholding to nobody. doesn t care about the money but about representing the state. something amazingly refreshing about that. a unique campaign in that sense. a very unique individual. but at the end of the day that s what america is looking for, a change, someone who will solely go for new hampshire s interest and soley work for the interest of the state and better than what we have today. bill: he has taken to the long-time strategy of doing town halls. people in new hampshire are drawn it to. we ll see whether or not it
are feeling, the empathetic connection you make with the actual voters and where republicans have differentiated themselves than democrats. we talk about the issues that matter to individual. democrats are talking about issues that matter to big government. bill: if she wins by 2 1/2 points it is a blow-out. democrats meddled in these primaries. does it work for them? oh, clearly not. trust me, the fact that democrats were trying to prop up don bolduc in the primary, can you imagine giving money to the democrat party, finding out they spent millions on propping up don bolduc in the primary and now he will be the u.s. senator? it is baffling. the strategy didn t work. anyone who gave money to the democrat party should be rethinking because again they are trying to meddle each way and chickens will come home to roost as they say. bill: you mentioned salem and