The Trail: From New Hampshire to the White House

Billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer says he is aiming to break what he calls 'the corporate stranglehold' on the American democracy. The Democratic presidential hopeful adds that he thinks there is still plenty of time to shake up the race for the White House.

Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer answers questions directly from New Hampshire voters in Conversation with the Candidate, a town-hall style forum at the WMUR studios.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris answers questions directly from New Hampshire voters in Conversation with the Candidate, a town-hall style forum at the WMUR studios.

Back in New Hampshire, Julian Castro tells Adam Sexton that President Donald Trump cannot disavow the "send her back" chants that happened during a recent rally. Plus, John Hickenlooper is hitting the reset button on his campaign in New Hampshire.

Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren answers questions directly from New Hampshire voters in Conversation with the Candidate, a town-hall style forum at the WMUR studios.

Democratic presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand answers questions directly from New Hampshire voters in Conversation with the Candidate, a town-hall style forum at the WMUR studios.

In an interview during a seven-day, 10-county campaign swing through New Hampshire, Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand discussed what she hoped to accomplish during what has been, to date, the longest presidential campaign trip by a candidate through the Granite State this season. She also weighed in on national issues, including saying that the U.S. Border Patrol needs a culture change.

Democratic presidential candidate Steve Bullock answers questions directly from New Hampshire voters in Conversation with the Candidate, a town-hall style forum at the WMUR studios.

Republican presidential challenger Bill Weld says he would indict the president. Plus, Montana Gov. Steve Bullock discusses his dispute with the Democratic National Committee over his exclusion from the first Democratic debates.

As several of his 2020 competitors renew calls for impeaching President Donald Trump, Andrew Yang said he still believes that would be a mistake.