00:21I think that New Hampshire is very important, a critical place for the candidates to engage
00:28in retail politics, and there's really no place else where the candidates can get right
00:34down with the voter.
00:43And that is why all of the United States is watching New Hampshire, and all of the world
00:49is watching New Hampshire.
00:55Well, New Hampshire, first of all, has the history of really being the state that decides
01:00in many ways who is going to be the nominee for president in either party.
01:04We can't afford to do that.
01:05And if we don't repair our relationship with the world, which is singularly within the power
01:11of the presidency, because the president is head of state.
01:15A candidate like Howard Dean or John Kerry can come from nowhere in either case and,
01:23you know, have the voter infrastructure in place to have a big victory.
01:31I think you'll see a lot of people doing anything they can come November.
01:37We've always been told that this was going to be the year the Internet was going to change politics.
01:40I guess you really realize a lot of the filtering that goes on with the media.
01:46At least so far as the public goes, you're not getting that sense of,
01:49oh, yeah, I really hate that guy.
01:51Oh, I really detest that guy.
01:57Folks, the hours are going down here.
01:59You have the extraordinary privilege of being the first people in the nation
02:05to cast votes on the primary.
02:07I'm cautious of the primary.
02:09I'm cautious of the primary.
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