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Nate Shrader: FIITN 2028 and Flag Burning Executive Order

Is it too early to discuss FITN 2028? Does Sen. Gallego’s recent visit to New Hampshire give us a clue…

Hollie Noveletsky: The Dangers of Illegal Alien Drivers

Small business owner, veteran, and former candidate for Congress, Hollie Noveletsky, calls into the show to discuss the tragic motor…

Emily Brooks: Congress Has the Epstein Files, Now What?

Congressional Reporter Emily Brooks, The Hill, and author of the weekly newsletter ‘The Movement, ‘  discusses her recent articles on…

Jeff Chidester: Who Failed Claremont Schools?

The Morning Update host, Jeff Chidester, discusses the failure of leadership at the SAU#6 Claremont School District. Facing millions of…

Jeff Chidester: VP Vance Debates Gerrymandering

How will Americans respond to the gerrymandering battle going on between the Republicans and the Democrats across the country? The…

Sarah Scott: NH – Seventh Largest Average Tax Cuts from ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’

Policy Expert Sarah Scott, Deputy Director – NHAFP, talks about a recent Seacoast Online report that showed how much money…

John Lappie: Millions of Democrats are Fleeing the Party, Why?

Why are millions of Democrats fleeing the party? Does that mean that they have all moved to the Republican Party?…

Bill Weideacher: House Market Updates

Real Estate Adviser and ‘Counter Conversations’ sponsor joins us at Mary Ann’s Diner to discuss the changing landscape of the…

Jeff Chidester: Great Breafast and Staff at Mary Ann’s Diner

Jeff learned the history and the favorite items on the menu, and why so many people make Mary Ann’s Diner…

Sen. Tim McGough: Quick Review and Thoughts for the Rest of 2025

We had a wonderful visit from NH State Senator Tim McGough (pronounced ‘Mug-you’) while we were broadcasting from Mary Ann’s…

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