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Shrader offers insight on the first batch of candidates in New Hampshire’s Congressional races.

NEC Professor Nathen Shrader joins WFEA’s The Morning Update to discuss the recent announcement that Lily Tang Williams was a candidate for the 2nd Congressional District seat and Maura Williams was a candidate for the 1st Congressional District seat.

The economic upheaval and challenges facing New Hampshire businesses.

Matthew Mowry and Christine Carignan share their recent article exploring the possible effects of tariffs and potential economic upheaval on NH-based companies, especially NH exports.

Has MSNBC’s Chris Matthews lost it…?

Media Expert Nicole Silverio from the Daily Caller News Foundation delivers the top audio clips of the week. First, we hear a bizarre rant about wood from MSNBC’s Chris Matthews. Next, we hear a debate between Peter Navarro and Fox’s Charles Payne on tariffs. The last clip features NH’s own Karoline Leavitt discussing the hypocrisy of tariffs.

Why Washington DC is hitting a wall when it comes Budget recommendations.

Policy expert Chris Towner from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget discusses the current budget debate in DC and the effect of the current budget recommendations on increasing the deficit. Chris also shares the fiscal state of Social Security (it isn’t good) and some commonsense approaches that could return the fund to stability.

Hankinson talks DEI Policies in foreign aid and offers insight on the conversation related to deportations.

Foreign policy and Immigration Expert Simon Hankison shares his testimony before Congress on April 8 on DEI policies related to foreign aid. Simon provided previous unreported insight into the deportations of some foreign college students and the Trump administration’s policies towards foreign gang members.

How the Tariff’s economic impact could lead to great investment opportunities.

Thom Brueckner provided a fresh perspective on the tariffs’ economic impacts and the potential infusion of untapped investment funds waiting for the right market opportunities.

VA considers new treatment methods involving Psychedelic therapies.

Patty Nieberg from Task&Purpose discusses an interesting piece of legislation that could allow the VA to examine alternative approaches to veteran healthcare. The bipartisan bill would allow the introduction of psychedelic therapies.

A look at financial literacy and what’s available for New Hampshire residents.

Sue McKee from the NH Bankers Assoc. and Matthew Romano from M&T Bank join us to discuss financial literacy and the resources that help us educate ourselves, our families, and our office teams.

Cline talks the impact of Tariffs and proposed State budget.

Drew Cline from the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy joins WFEA to discuss the mindset and impacts of tariffs and share his thoughts on the current conversation regarding the NH Budget.

Understanding the current financial pressure facing the Market and the misunderstanding of tariffs.

Leading national economic expert and author David Bahsen examines the current status of financial pressure on the markets and the misunderstanding of tariffs and their impacts on trade relations.

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