president? i m considering it. i could make a difference by going big by being bold in solutions i would offer on healthcare, energy, reducing neil: you have a lot of competition from those in your state. you are okay with that? that s okay. it is a talented state. lesion what would you offer kamala harris? i admire her. from my own story, i grew up as first in the family to go to college, being the kid of a police officer, their boys their dream was if they worked hard they could do better for themselves and better for their kids but i don t see that being fulfilled everywhere in america. many places where donald trump promised to bring opportunity but have not seen it yet. i would fulfill that. neil: there s consternation over this buzz read story that prompted bob mueller folks to say what they are saying is not so.
monday and tuesday we will be in great shape. neil: probably good thing he s on the road for that game. you re used to dealing with this and many of your residents are, but the freeze afterwards, i mean, how do you guys decide, that is governor s in the storm s path, how do you decide when to shut down roads, get people by executive order off the roads? how do you go about that? well, speaking strictly for new hampshire, it is a very rare thing that we would shut down government or even shut down roads, frankly. we just prepare. i mean, this is new hampshire, new england, we can really handle it. the toughest part people don t realize when you get three to nine inches of heavy snow that s harder to deal with than two feet of fluffy snow. knowing what comes in and prepping three, four, five days beforehand with the local towns and phone calls to make sure local levels are prepared and we have the state resources we ve become pretty adept at it. it doesn t mean we don t have situation
weeks ahead of us and doing my best to continue to serve hawaii and our country and hopefully get a lot more like-minded leaders who are fighting for the interests of the people of our country first and foremost. neil: you re think, around 37 years old. do you think that s too young to run for president? no. neil: okay. here we go. have had a nice day. we re going to keep doing it. and we re going to keep doing it. we get democrats with republicans, we get bulls with bears. we make news with each and all. i know a lot of people will say i m a never-trumper or an always-trumper or in the republicans hip pocket or the democrats hip pocket. there s no agenda here, it s just fair and balanced news coverage the way you would want it for two hours and we re going to keep doing it. it s easy for me to take a bow for that, but there s an incredible staff behind me that
we re not and this is a special assignment. and so i fear that under these circumstances, there may be a veering away, but here is the check, there is a check, there s a balance. i think there s a misunderstanding that bob mueller does whatever bob mueller wants to do. wrong. now we ll be reporting as soon as bill barr will be confirmed, i hope he will be, he s superbly qualified. he will be reporting on the big issues, not day-to-day issues, but big issues, are you going to be investigating this particular business transaction or whatever. he will be reporting to bill barr and i think that s a good thing and frankly, a source of comfort to the country. neil: bill barr indicated if he were attorney general he would let it continue its due course and while he s inclined to release that report or as much as he can, there s no guarantee that he would. what did you make of that? oh, absolutely. bill barr is a person who s going to enforce the law, and
crowded. it s your sense right now that that benefits or hurts the president? in terms of the democrats coming in? that so many it doesn t matter. no, no doesn t matter. look, the president is going to be successful because he will have policies that are implemented that drive the economy forward, create opportunities for families, opportunities for the government itself to make better investments into their programs. i m a big believer whether you re running for school board, governor or president, actions speak louder than anything else. actions for the country. and congress, they haven t done much the past two years so my message to everyone in washington is take a lesson from governors, from the states that are actually doing things, driving positive policies, actually getting to work, finding compromise. they all have to do a much better job in washington and frankly wouldn t hurt to look to the states to see how to get it done. neil: governor, thank you very much. we ll se