Chris Sununu reprimands New Hampshire audience for conduct at CNN’s Trump Town Hall

Governor of New Hampshire. Chris Sununu slammed republican and black voters in his home state for “embarrassing” behavior CNN‘s Town Hall event with the former President donald trump earlier this week. (You can see his comments in the clip below)

Sununu, pondering whether to run in the 2024 presidential campaign, waved the voices of the crowd laughter and applause during the evening when he spoke to MSNBC host Jen Psaki in a preview of an interview that will air on Sunday.

“There are people in the audience from New Hampshire, New Hampshire Republicans, black voters in this room — I was curious how you reacted when they started laughing?” asked Psaki, a former White House press secretary under President Joe Biden.

“It was embarrassing,” Sununu replied.

Sununu claimed he “knew pretty much everyone was a Trump supporter at City Hall,” before slamming the crowd for laughing at the former president’s ridicule E. Jean Carroll, who won a lawsuit against Trump after a jury found him guilty of sexual abuse this week.

“I wasn’t surprised to hear the support, but without a doubt when you’re talking about a serious issue like this and there’s laughter and ridicule and all that, it’s totally inappropriate,” he said.

“It doesn’t reflect positively on New Hampshire. But again, I understand what the composition of the audience was like.”

Sununu has been a harsh critic of Trump in recent months, declaring the country is “To move At” and proclaimed this Trump it does not work be the Republican nominee for President in 2024.

The governor of New Hampshire recently told Trump: “cowboy up‘ and ‘Saddle Up’ after reportedly skipping at least one of the early Republican debates.

Sununu, in his interview with Psaki, hinted at the possibility that viewers would also vote for him in 2016 or 2020.

“Maybe they’re undeclared voters, but I think every single one of them voted for Trump at some point,” he said.

“So it shouldn’t have surprised anyone to hear the support, but as far as that subject goes, it was… I would call it embarrassing.”