the top of the list is sherman adams. you can see some other names that are famous in new hampshire. foster stearns. names that come up quite a bit. norris cotton. important people in the state. you get a sense of what you had to do then. the other thing quirky about new hampshire is a sense of who gets to go first. saying, hart's location, first in the nation. hart's location is one of the smallest towns in new hampshire. if the sliver of red. it makes up crawford notch. if you have driven up route 302 towards the mount washington hotel, it's one of the most beautiful places in the state of new hampshire. essentially nobody lives there. it is in the middle of the white mountains national forest. there is a law still on the books that in new hampshire if you have less than 100 voters, you can have people vote anytime during the day. what hart's location did, a woman there said she wanted some national attention for this little town. she said we will have the voting start at midnight. 12:01 on election day. it did get a lo

and the guy with the smile on his face over here is sherman adams. he went on after helping eisenhower when the election in 1952 to become eisenhower's chief of staff. incredibly powerful position. he's not the only person that has done that. we will talk later on about the 1988 election between george herbert walker bush and bob dole. there was a governor, john sununu who helps president bush become vice president -- then vice president bush. he then goes on to become chief of staff for president bush. there is a real opportunity for somebody who really makes a president, or really contributes to a president's victory in new hampshire to have a much longer career in politics down in washington. chief of staff is a very important position. this isn't an actual ballot. it gives you an idea of what you are doing back in 1952. this was a flyer put out, it's like a sample ballot put on by the eisenhower people. it says "vote for ike." you can see the names of the people and the towns they are from. they are telling you to vote for the following 10 delega

>> i like adam. he's a nice guy. but he didn't answer any of my questions. dy a facebook with richard sherman and he was kind of like sherman, you know. he was illusive. but that's okay. i wouldn't answer my questions either. they were about how periscope is not doing as well. who would want to answer that? maybe he's running for president. >> we appreciate him coming on for sure. jim, thanks for sticking around. simon, back to you. >>> up next, expedia up sharply in the wake of the key outlook. hear what the ceo had to say in an exclusive nonevasive interview next. we're down 200 points on the dow. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. >>> janet yellingen starting her opening at the same time about as soon as she takes the q&a, we will bring you there live. that will be the new material. >> expedia is one of the few gainers. i spoke to their ceo. >> certainly as far as the paris attacks go, there was some effect on the