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Constitutional Expert Amy Swearer: Title IX And Sports In America

The conversation on boys/men in girls/women’s sport can be all over the place. Should boys/men play in girls/women’s sports, or…

Task and Purpose: US Army Offering A Huge Bonus For Aviators, Why?

Senior Reporter Patty Nieberg joins us to discuss recommended changes to better identify and report potential cases of harassment. Why…

Immigration Expert Lora Ries: How Should We Be Handling The Huge Numbers Of Illegal Haitian Aliens?

Most Americans saw the shocking video of a rush of unvetted illegal aliens streaming across the Spanish border. 10’s of…

Jeff Chidester’s Morning Opening: Independent Bernie Sanders Has The Answers

August 5th, 2026 20% of parents ‘hover’ around their older children as they go through the rite of passage of…

Payton McNabb: What We Learn From Sophia Cunningham And The WNBA

 

Drew Cline: Democratic Socialism and Our K-12 Education System

 

Jeff Chidester’s Morning Opening: Social Security Is Insolvent

August 4, 2026 Host Jeff Chidester – The Morning Update  – talks about the conversation in New Hampshire regarding the…

Newsmax Legal Analyst Jay Town; Can Fauci Be Charged For Pleading The Fifth?

Former U.S. Attorney Jay Town joins us to discuss the pending confirmation of the current Acting Attorney General, Todd Blanche.…

Reporter Damien Fisher: Claremont School District Fiscal Woes Continue

Reporter Damien Fisher joins The Morning Update to discuss two of his recent stories. One involves a NH school district…

NH State Senator Dan Innis: Downshifting Myth, SS Insolvency, Democratic Socialism

US Senatorial Candidate Chris Pappas was recently discussing Social Security and the need to ‘shore it up.’ Elsewhere, numerous candidates…

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