The Trail: From New Hampshire to the White House

Fresh off declaring his candidacy for president, Democrat Seth Moulton spoke one-on-one with Adam Sexton while out on the campaign trail in New Hampshire. Plus, Democratic hopeful Marianne Williamson discusses the change she wants to bring to Washington if elected president. And finally, Republican Bill Weld officially became a declared presidential candidate last week. John DiStaso joins to discuss what a Weld win would look like in the Granite State.

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

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

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

Republican Bill Weld, who is considering challenging President Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination, answers questions from voters in Conversation with the Candidate, a town-hall style forum at the WMUR studios.

Presidential hopeful Tulsi Gabbard, who made several stops during a recent campaign swing through New Hampshire, tells Adam Sexton how she'd handle the country's foreign policy. Plus, Democratic Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton says he's close to announcing whether he will run for president.

Democratic presidential hopeful Marianne Williamson answers questions from voters in "Conversation with the Candidate," a town-hall style forum at the WMUR studios.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren explains her proposal to break up big tech companies like Amazon and Google. Plus, Sen. Cory Booker discusses his plan to reduce gun violence during a multi-day swing through the Granite State. And finally, WMUR political reporter John DiStaso weighs in on Beto O'Rourke jumping into the race for president.

Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg answered questions directly from New Hampshire voters in the third installment of the Conversation with the Candidate series.

At 37, Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is the youngest potential contender in the Democratic field. Despite his youth, Buttigieg says his experience is his asset. Plus, Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet recently visited the Granite State to test the first-in-the-nation waters as he weighs a potential run for the White House.