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Patty Nieberg: A Mysterious Illness Befalls A Former Thunderbirds Pilot. What Was It?

A mysterious illness takes hold of a combat pilot and former Thunderbirds team member. What was the cause? Patty Nieberg…

Drew Cline: When Is A ‘Ban’ Not A ‘Ban?’

When is a ‘ban’ not a ‘ban?’ What has been the reaction from NH voters regarding Gov. Ayotte’s vetoes? Drew…

Damien Fisher: Calls For NH Magistrate Removal Intensify

Investigative Reporter Damien Fisher joins to discuss his article regarding the actions of a NH magistrate in the recent Berlin…

Nate Shrader: Is The Biden Use Of The Autopen A Scandal Worthy Of Investigation?

Is the Biden use of the autopen a scandal worthy of investigation? NEC Professor Dr. Nathan Shrader and Jeff discuss…

Sen. Dan Innis: Supreme Court Ruling on the Department of Education

NH State Senator Dan Innis discusses the elimination of the federal Department of Education, the first anniversary of the attempted…

If Elvis Named A Prison He’d Call It Alligator Alcatraz.

WFEA’s The Morning Update host Jeff Chidester breaks down the reporting and the Democratic objections to the holding facility known…

NH Veterans Home: Social Work

We sit down with the social work team, consisting of Cara Conserva, Krystal Fawcett, and Lisa Hale. We discuss how…

Emily Brooks: The White House Epstein Feud

Emily Brooks calls in from The Hill to discuss the committee hearings looking into former President Biden’s mental capacity at…

Col. Robert Maness: Is America’s Energy Future with Modular Nuclear Reactors?

Retired Air Force Colonel Robert Maness joins us to discuss his recent article on the future of USA’s energy policy…

Tom Raffio: Helping Struggling Veterans with Oral Healthcare

How can struggling veterans get oral healthcare? How do people with Medicaid gain access to oral healthcare if they don’t…

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