Hampshire. we have a wide open race for governor so they are campaigning for governor as well. you re seeing the surrogates come in here and campaign for down ballot races. let s talk about florida. you have the same dynamic going on in florida with a little different number. you have senator marco rub koe. he called out rubio for supporting trump. listen. marco rubio said this was a dangerous con artist who spent a lifetime, spent a career sticking it to working people. now, that begs the question, since we re in florida, why does marco rubio still plan to vote for donald trump. there are a lot of politicians like marco rubio who know better but they just look the other way. this paul, as the new poll shows rubio in a dead heat with
Maggy s record, passed over 100 times for taxes and fees. just imagine who she would do unchecked in washington with a new president. too risky for new hampshire. you just heard the ad is from the u.s. chamber of commerce. it s trying to help republicans down ballot. it s urging voters to help protect the gop senate majority by reelecting their senator kelly ayotte. a poll shows the incup bents senator trailing her democratic rival by eight points. clinton is leading trump in new hampshire by 15 points. let s talk it over with former cnn political editor paul steinhouser. so nice to see you my friend. great to be here. great to be here. how unusual is that ad? weeks before the election, the chamber of commerce a huge
when you look at bill clinton, one thing i was thinking, you hear from historians all the time, this changes very quickly. the president who is hated who has low ratings when he left and then people say, maybe he wasn t such a bad president. is there precedent for people over time starting to like presidents more? our poll from a couple weeks ago said that george bush s favorable ratings have risen up to where he is now. thank you very much, paul steinhouser, as always. another story at home, 140 immigrants arriving every 72 hours. that s what the police chief in marietta, california, was told to expect in the coming days. they re not born here. they re not born here! they need to go back to mexico. it is expected to ignite more scenes like this one. a wall of angry protesters
The people in the the state that they have to be occupied with this matter. it s embarrassing. as i said before, the whole matter is humiliating to me. all you can do as a person when you know this is to stand up and be genuine and sincerely apologize and hope the people accept your apology. i think i have built up enough good will with the people of new jersey that i hope they will accept my apology. how did he do? let s bring in paul steinhouser. paul, who was that chris christie we saw yesterday behind the podium. he kept on saying he was sad. he seemed physically different in some ways. a much changed governor it it seems. no doubt about it it. there were a few things that were similar. chris christie traditionally takes all questions. his news conferences are very long. this one weighed in at 1 hour
that s what mayor was so concerned about. all the complaints from ems, school buss, late to school because they couldn t get through the traffic because the bridge was backed up. this effects people in ways they understand. everyone knows what it s like to sit in traffic. a lot of questions about what happens going forward. let s bring in political editor paul steinhouser. great to see you. paul, i want to ask you this. we all judged the performance. let s talk about today. let s talk about tomorrow. what questions still remain for governor chris christie? there are a host of questions that still remain. chris christie said he had no knowledge of this. but as you just mentioned, 907 pages of documents will be coming out today from that committee that was investigating this controversy. so there could be a lot of questions that will arise as we pour through the documents. other investigations, a civil lawsuit, this thing is far from over.