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What is Medical Martial Law?

Vaccine, health expert, and author Todd Callender joins us to explain the concept of his recent book ‘Disease X and Medical Martial Law.’ Todd explains what ‘medical martial law’ is and provides recent examples. Todd also talks about his work with RFK Jr. on vaccines.

Are VA Cuts Just Arbitrarily – Congress Wants to Know.

Reporter Patty Nieberg, Task & Purpose, shares her latest story, which reviews the recent Senate hearing with the head of the VA, Doug Collins. Senators pushed Collins on personnel and services cuts, and Patty has a great report on the hearing.

Grace Curley Talks ‘The Met,’ Democrats’ Lost Messaging and More.

Nationally syndicated radio personality Grace Curley joins us to discuss the continued unpopular position on illegal immigration. She also shares her thoughts on ‘The Met Gala.’

NH Budget, Teacher Pay, and School Funding Banter with Drew Cline.

Drew Cline and Jeff discuss the ‘NH budget battle,’ and Drew provides some keen insight into the impacts on school budgets and teacher pay.

Parent Are Good People.

WFEA The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester discusses NH’s Parental Rights legislation and shares his thoughts on the realities many public servants refuse to accept.

Down the River with a Bootle of Boudeux.

Host Jeff Chidester honors National Tourist Day by discussing unique river vacations with travel expert Stephen Batjiaka of AmaWaterways and destination specialist Sean McGorry of Cruise Planners as we discuss incredible journeys on the Rhine, the Nile, and the Mekong Rivers. 

New Hampshire Budget Battle has a new spin.

NH State Senator Dan Innis discusses the shortfall with April tax-fee receipts. Sen. Innis provides keen insight into the actual numbers and their possible effects on the NH Budget talks.

NH Pervert featured in a Netflix Series Found with Child Sexual Abuse Images.

Investigative reporter Damien Fisher shares his latest story on the notorious ‘sextortion’ criminal Ryan Valle, who victimized 23 NH teen girls in 2016, and now faces additional prison time because over 175 images of child sexual abuse were found on his digital devices.

Shrader talks about the on-going conversation related to Due Process and in the Trump Administration.

NEC Professor Nathan Shrader joins us to discuss the number one of internet searches in the USA: The 14th Amendment. Professor Shrader and I talked about the ongoing conversation of ‘due process’ as it relates to Trump’s administration of illegal aliens.

How do you define a carpetbagger?

WFEA’s The Morning Update host Jeff Chidester discusses two candidates who have emerged in the first congressional race in New Hampshire: Maura Sullivan and Hanna Trudo.

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Trump will host top tech CEOs except Musk at a White House dinner

President Donald Trump will host a high-powered list of tech CEOs for a dinner at the White House on Thursday night. The guest list is set to include Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and a dozen other executives from the biggest artificial intelligence and tech firms, according to the White House.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has approved sending up to 600 military lawyers to the Justice Department to serve as temporary immigration judges, according to a memo reviewed by The Associated Press.

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Trump revokes Secret Service protection for former Vice President Harris after Biden had extended it

President Donald Trump has revoked Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris, a senior White House official said on Friday.

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