chris sununu has politicized this. i do not think we should be politicizing the murder of a cop, and we need to move forward together. that kind of divisive language, that kind of divisiveness period is not what we need now. we need to work together. whether it is subtle or overt, caught on tape or not, each and every day, black americans face actions that rob them of the american dream and their lives and we have to move forward working with law enforcement. and you cannot stand up here and honestly say you are a leader of racial justice and still support donald trump. i asked that over and over again. governor, are you proud to vote for donald trump? john: governor sununu, you have said very clearly you would not commute addison's sentence. gov. sununu: of course not. john: but new hampshire doesn't have a death chamber. so, to put it bluntly, how would he be put to death, and how would you justify to taxpayers the millions of dollars it would cost to build a chamber that would be used once, since the death penalty h

that was vetoed by chris sununu. that would be helpful right now as nursing spikes and more outbreaks in nursing homes and long-term care facilities. >> an and election campaign funs one thing. chris sununu has a long history opposing obamacare. as an executive council in 2012 he voted down obamacare healthcare exchange being set up in new hampshire. in 2016 he went on the pledge to repeal obamacare. when asked why he supports donald don't trump he said because donald trump will lend the horrible program that is obamacare. teachers at fragile effort to repeal obama to without and placement. fortunately senators voted no in the u.s. senate and now he wants to go forward with judge barrett nomination to the supreme court. she has a long history of opposition to obamacare. >> just for the record governor sununu didn't sign on to the republican governors letter supporting the nomination to judge. but i'll give you 30 seconds. what about those previous statements and predispositions senator feltes raises that certainly se

chris sununu supports donald trump. the question is when you cast your ballot for donald trump are you going to be proud to do that? >> next question from jennifer vaughn. >> mask mandates theoretically will take the politics out of it. if the rule is to where one, don't have to make a judgment about wearing one. with this issue being so politicized do you think it has been an error not to institute a mask mandate? >> there's nothing political about wearing a mask. communities that want to institute a mask mandate, we are supportive of that. the numbers are different in the southern tier. 60% of cities and towns don't have any chris sununu -- "the absolute brightness of leonard pelkey" whatsoever. to understand the economics are different, how it spreads is different. we are supportive of those communities that have been strongly impacted and wants to implement a mask mandate, to say everything is going to be better is not necessarily -- is numbers start to rise and we want to institute a mass mandate that is possible b

we haven't heard anything from chris sununu. none about why he is running away our third term as governor. serving as the working people working family and to say that it is which chris sununu has said recently and working out for working families. >> he said he is out working for working families. >> that is absolutely not true. >> he says he was to create jobs when i ask him not to put in the 13.five business tax he said no way did not get the business tax increase he said he was to create opportunities with kids with $46 million from the federal government to open opportunity and expansion of charter schools at the end of the day you have to look at results the lowest covid numbers 85 percent of the schools with no outbreaks , these are the results people expect when they have anxiety in the pandemic this is a leadership and management experience to bring the economy back. host: will have anxiety about the clock. [laughter] >> you can do another 30 seconds. >> that's not true. were talking about paid family medical leave insu

it chris sununu supports repealing. it i am pro-choice. chris sununu is not. we have to move forward and choice -- jobs tomorrow, right here in new hampshire. and look, i can't promise that i'll be a perfect governor, i'm not a perfect person. but what i can promise, is that each and every day i walk into that office, i'm gonna look out for working people and working families, every step of the way. >> governor, one minute for closing statement. >> even in his closing statement, senator feltes is about the negatives and the lies, of course i'm a pro-choice governor, i have been for quite awhile. but when it comes to what is important in this election, it's about what happens in 2021. it's about building a great team, and having real management experience, to get through these fairly -- very challenging. times you can't sue your way through a crisis. you can't lawyer your way. up you need management experience in building routines. and we have got so much done in the state for success, we had extra money 100 -- dollars we turned it back to citizens. we said no

we haven't had any plans from chris sununu. none. why he was running for a rear third term as governor. those left out and left behind. and what chris sununu has said recently it is not true. we need to turn the page on the trumps sununu agenda will. >> just be clear dan feltes says he's working for families. >> that's absolutely not true. >> dan feltes says he will create jobs when i ask them not to put in the 13 percent business taxes he said no and we had a managed to that. and then to create opportunities for kids and we had $46 million from the federal government from the opportunity of charter schools and at the end of the day you have to bring results. look at the results of state laws covid numbers an opportunity not the individual number and 85 percent of the students on - - the schools open and the leadership and management experience to bring the economy back to make the economy safe. >> i will give another 30 seconds then we have to move on. >> i have been very clear. >> that's not true. talk about family medical leave in

>> new hampshire governor chris sununu is seeking a third term this election year against democrat dan feltes, they took part in a recent debate that focused on the coronavirus, race relations, , policing and climae change. this is just under one hour. >> the following is a new hampshire elections 2020 special presentation. the exchange candidate debate from nhpa in partnership with new hampshire pbs. >> welcome to nhpa candidate debate for new hampshire governor. i am more pinoy along with senior political reporter josh rogers. these debates are produced in collaboration with new hampshire pbs and we're probably help guidelines as we bring them to you today. all four of us are in separate studios and all of us wore masks in public areas of our office. here's our format. each candidate will have 60 60 seconds deliver an opening statement and then moved to questions with 60 seconds to respond and in many cases josh

income at republican chris sununu seeking a third term, faces dan feltes. this was hosted by of you and your tv. >> this is a wmu our commitment 2020 special in partnership with the new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debate. tonight, the candidates for governor. >> good evening and thank you for joining us for tonight's governors debate. i am political director adam sexton. we will hear from the candidates for the corner office about their plans for new hampshire and their records so far. the debate is happening live but as usual, inc.'s will look different. studio,lists are in the jennifer vann and john to stay so. the candidates are in a different studio, separated by several feet as part of covid-19 precautions good we look forward to a robust debate. let's look at the candidate backgrounds. governor who's planning and management faced a life or death tested this year. governor sununu: there were tough decisions we had to make. for: known for pushing progressive reforms. >> i've been pushing for families every step of the way. adam: t

income fund republican chris sununu seeking a third term, faces dan feltes. this was hosted by wmur tv. your tv. >> this is a wmu our commitment 2020 special in partnership with the new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debate.

republican governor of new hampshire, chris sununu, doesn't think any of you should have your jobs. listen to him yesterday. >> fire them all. i really mean that sincerely. no one in the senate or congress can say they've shown leadership on the covid crisis. what have they done since march? like literally nothing. >> why do you guys deserve to keep your jobs? >> i'm not going to get into a debate with a governor from a small state i never heard of. >> come on, max, let's not make it personal. but he is expressing concerns people have about a lack of action. >> here's what i will tell you that's very clear. is that the calls for action are clearly coming from across the political spectrum. this is a problem with leadership at the highest levels of our political system at this point is they have become so detached that they are not hearing or seeing the pain of the american people. folks who cannot wait until february or march for another stimulus check or extended unemployment or state and local aid. when we talk about state and local aid, that's not something that's theoretical. th

incumbent republican chris sununu seeking a third term, faces democrat dan feltes. this hour-long debate was hosted by wmur tv. by of you and your tv. >> this is a wmu our commitment 2020 special in partnership with the new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debate. tonight, the candidates for governor. >> good evening and thank you for joining us for tonight's governors debate. i am political director adam sexton. we will hear from the candidates for the corner office about their plans for new hampshire and their records so far. the debate is happening live but as usual, inc.'s

governor chris sununu, who has also endorsed you, reacted to that. "i'm afraid of covid. i completely disagree with that sentiment that came out of the white house. so who is right here, the president or the governor? and are you afraid of covid, yes or no? why or why not? mr. messner: before i answer the question, i would like my 30 seconds to respond to the attack that centered and machine -- that senator mission -- that senator shaheen made on me. senator shaheen, you are entitled to your opinion, but don't make up facts about me and what i have said because it is untrue. please stop it. shaheen: well, you said it. sen. shaheen: i did not -- mr. messner: i did not say it. read the transcript. this is not washington, d.c. i am an outsider. i speak the truth. this pandemic is serious. here is the tragedy with this pandemic. 2009-2010, we had h1n1 pandemic. vice president joe biden's chief itstaff said last year that was a terribly mismanaged -- it was terribly mismanaged at the time. he said that the only reason there were not more deaths is pure luck that that virus was

you're right next to a state, you're no longer going there, new hampshire governor chris sununu is joining us to discuss his battle with massachusetts skpnc >>> and later mohammed el-erian will join us to discuss the market day ahead coming right back. when i was in high school, this was the theater i came to quite often. ♪ the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. i have a soft spot for local places. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. gonna go ahead and support him, get my hair cut, leave a big tip. if we focus on our local communities, we can find a way to get through this together. thank you. ♪ if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. get out and about and support our local community. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ . >>> welcome back, quick check on the futures before we go we have another interview coming up in the 7:30 hour we want to get to but first check this out, down 35 now on the s&p, dow jones down almost 300, and the nasdaq no longer down triple digits but down