he served three terms as an executive counselor. in 2016, he was elected governor. currently, he is the youngest in the nation. he says he has accomplished some of his goals for families in new hampshire. including making investments in clean water projects. gov. sununu: i have one advocacy group. 1.3 million people. that s all i care about. his democratic challenger is molly kelly who says she is also running with the goal of improving lives in the granite state. ms. kelly: i will build a new hampshire that works for everyone. she is married and has a daughter, three cents, and seven grandchildren. she graduated from keene state. she has served as a financial advisor and run a nonprofit health care organization and says she is a progressive that has stood up for education and women s rights. ms. kelly: i start with one thing, dignity and respect. they both hope they will get the votes needed to lead this day. lead the state. tonight, the candidates for governor. good
something good, you should stick with what works. moderator: he is married and has three children. he graduated from m.i.t. in engineering and work cleaning up hazardous waste sites becoming best before becoming the ceo of a resort. he served three terms as an executive counselor. in 2016, he was elected governor. currently, he is the youngest in the nation. he says he has accomplished some of his goals for families in new hampshire. including making investments in clean water projects. gov. sununu: i have one advocacy group. 1.3 million people. democratichis challenger is molly kelly who says she is also running with the goal of improving lives in the granite state. mrs. kelly: i will build a new hampshire that works for everyone. moderator: she is married and has a daughter, three cents, and seven grandchildren. state.duated from keene she has served as a financial advisor and run a nonprofit health care organization and says she is a progressive that has stood up for educa
i ve done things wrong in my life, i will admit. not purposely, but i ve done things wrong, but this is what the end result is. you have to understand we first went through russia, russia, russia. it was all bullshit. they stuck together, and they re vicious as hell, and they ll probably come back for more. donald trump s poll numbers are the highest i ve ever had them, so maybe they won t. it s no way to get your poll numbers up. because are from my family s standpoint, it s been very unfair for my family. it s been very unfair to the country. think of it, a phone call, a very good phone call. so that s the story. we ve been treated very unfairly. fortunately we have great men and women that came to our defense. let s go straight to kaitlan collins over at the white house. and kaitlan after his acquittal this is just day one, and now the president can turn his full attention to his re-election bid. yeah, and you re getting an indication of what those campaign rallies a
now there s the question of what sentence he gets. today in a 26-page filing the prosecutors in his case told the court that he should get seven to nine years in federal prison. now, that is to be clear just what prosecutors are asking for. the judge is the person who does the sentencing. the judge is absolutely free to ignore that request from the prosecutors but if the judge does go along with what prosecutors are asking for here, that would put both the president s longest term political adviser, mr. stone, and his presidential campaign chairman paul nana fort in federal prison for roughly the same amount of time. president trump s campaign chairman paul manafort currently searching 7 1/2 years in the middle of what prosecutors in steen s case are asking for him as well. meanwhile, the president s first national security adviser mike flynn, who has also pled guilty to a felony, there was a surprise filing in flynn s case yesterday. yes, on a sunday, weirdly on a sunday mor
several small new hampshire towns are carrying out the tradition of voting starting at the stroke of midnight eastern time. they do it on the condition that they can get all the vote in and send their results on. these are towns with names like millsfield, dixville notch, and the town of hart s location, where our own cal perry is standing by for our first glimpse of some of the first votes cast in the sweatiest room in new england, he reports. hey, cal. reporter: hey, brian. i ll get out of your way, and you can watch the voting is under way. the 18 individuals who are voting tonight are all in that room. and what you re going to see is they are voting and then walking out. what s happening is they re checking the roll. they re checking the names. folks are voting. they drop that little paper into that box, and that is it. there are 48 people who live in this town, brian. three of them are children so they cannot vote, which leaves 45 registered voters. 21 voted via absent