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Trump Turns Around Our Immigration Chaos in 100 Days.

Foreign and Immigration Policy expert and Author Simon Hankinson joins Jeff in the studio to discuss President Trump’s first 100 days in office. Simon shares the massive turnaround on illegal immigration and its effect on our nation. Simon also previews his forthcoming book, which is scheduled for release in July.

Why some Americans don’t trust big name media companies.

Host Jeff Chidester explores why many Americans lack trust in the media. Jeff explodes conflicting audio statements by former NBC reporter Chuck Todd regarding the ‘Biden Cognitive Decline’ coverage during the 2024 election. Is the fringe media gaslighting Americans?

Landfill Regulation Draws Debate.

 Jeff provides an update on a recent hearing on landfill regulations and the differing opinions of New Hampshire state senators on waste management.

Misreporting on NH School Funding.

Drew Cline from the Josiah Bartlett Center of Public Policy Center joins WFEA’s The Morning Update to dispute a recent report incorrectly stating that NH was at the bottom of school funding. Drew helps us understand the actual funding numbers.

Why Granite Staters Might Have an Issue with Real ID.

WFEA Host Jeff Chidester shares his thoughts REALID, client-friendly hours for the NH Motor Vehicle branches, and what many municipalities miss when communicating with constituents.

Helping US Drone Pilots Engage the Enemy Better.

Patty Nieberg from Task & Purpose discusses the physical and mental health of our military drone pilots. The military is currently reviewing studies that could help to identify technology and treatment options that will help improve drone pilot performance.

How Many Illegal Aliens are Enrolled in the NH University System…?

NH State Representative Joseph Sweeney discusses the inquiry into the NH University System regarding potential illegal aliens enrolled as students. We also discuss Rep. Sweeney’s recent testimony before the NH Senate on sanctuary cities. 

Sen. Dan Innis talks Senate budget, and his reaction to Gov. Pritzker’s speech.

New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis provides an update on this week’s Senate sessions related to the budget and finances. Sen. Innis also shares his observations on the tone of potential Democratic presidential candidate Gov. Pritzker’s speech during his recent NH speech.

Manchester parents respond loudly after DEI survey was distributed without notice.

Investigative Reporter Damien Fisher joins The Morning Update to share his recent article on the controversial DEI survey distributed in an NH school without parents’ knowledge, known as The Wheel of Power and Privilege.

Supporters plan rally to celebrate Trump’s first 100 days in office.

Trump supporter David Abare called to discuss a rally to mark the first 100 days of the Trump Presidency. The rally is open to the public and will be held on Wednesday, May 30, in Salem. We also discuss some of the reasons why David supports the President.

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