Today on Boston Public Radio:
— Media maven Sue O’Connell and former New Hampshire GOP chair Jennifer Horn discussed Tuesday’s primary, high voter engagement in New Hampshire, and the big question of whether Democrats can beat President Donald Trump in November.
— 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang discussed the success of his campaign, his hopes for the New Hampshire primary, and his brief stint writing captions for New Yorker cartoons.
— 2020 presidential candidate Michael Bennet discussed his “Real Deal,” his hopes for Tuesday’s primary, and the importance of nominating a Democrat capable of working bridging the divide with Republicans.
– NBC “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd weighed in on how several 2020 presidential candidates are positioned ahead of Tuesday’s primary.
— New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu discussed his support for Trump, the Democratic 2020 candidate he thinks would fare best against the president in November and his reasons for opposing Mass. Gov. Charlie Baker’s transportation climate Initiative.
— We opened our lines to discuss the New Hampshire primary with listeners.
— Trump’s former 2016 campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, discussed his now-defunct Senate campaign, Washington partisanship and his views on the media’s double standard between conservatives and liberals.
— CNN’s John King reflected on how Tuesday’s primary outcomes could affect Democrats in the 2020 race.
— We re-opened our lines to continue our first-in-the-nation primary discussion with listeners.
