Why is NH guaranteed to vote first in the 2028 presidential primary?

Uh, but first I wanna talk about, uh, what's happening with the US Senate race.

This is probably the thing happening in New Hampshire right now that is most closely watched around the country, John Sununu, Chris Pappas.

And Adam, we finally saw them face to face after all this time.

We got the first couple of debates today, and they're already going right after each other.

Yeah, you had the, uh, Mount Washington Valley Economic Council debate, uh, and I think that was Monday.

This has been a long week.

It's been a long week.

Check my days here.

Uh, then you have the AARP forum with the, both of them appearing consecutively-

Mm-hmm

... not head-to-head.

And then that same night, it was the, uh, Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce, uh, debate head-to-head, uh, in Salem.

Some great questions and great moderating all around there.

Congratulations to everyone involved in those, uh, events, you know.

And I think the, uh, definitely the most, uh, testy and contested debate so far was up there in Conway-

Oh, yeah

... uh, at the, uh, Valley Vision, uh, television studios.

And it was interesting, you know? That was, uh, you got to see sort of, uh, two different styles of politician there, even though they have some overlap and some similarities.

Uh, you know, you could see John Sununu being a little bit more aggressive.

And again, the polls show him as slightly behind.

Maybe that's what he has to do.

Um, but you know, he had some, some traps set for Chris Pappas.

He got him on a couple of different things, and it was interesting.

I mean, the most fascinating, I thought, one of the moments was they were fighting over who knew Trump the least.

[laughs] That was...