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Defense – Military Expert Meaghan Mobbs: The Iranian Ceasefire

West Point graduate, paratrooper, and combat veteran Meaghan Mobbs, Director, Center for American Safety and Security at Independent Women,  joins The Morning…

NH Bankers Association: Financial Literacy with Lowell Five Bank

Kristy Merrill from the NH Bankers Association and Rachel Tierney from Lowell Five Bank hop onto the show to dicuess…

Drew Cline: Restrict SNAP Benifits

Drew Cline from the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy joins us to discuss the ramifications of limiting SNAP purchases.…

Grover Norquist: Is USA Tax Policy Affecting the Economy?

Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform (ATR), visits The Morning Update Show with Jeff Chidester to discuss the…

NH State Senator Dan Innis: Defining Appropriate ID’s for Voting

New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis pops onto The Morning Update Show with jeff Chidester. We start the conversation discussing Gov.…

Reporter Damien Fisher: Major NH Murder Case Facing Evidential Issues

Reporter Damien Fisher joins The Morning Update to discuss two of his recent stories. First, we discuss the story that…

Dr. Nate Shrader: Have Democrats Changed Their Minds on Tax Cuts?

New England College (NEC) Professor Dr. Nate Shrader joins host Jeff Chidester to dicuess a recent article that some Democrats…

Gold Star Mother Natalie Healy: No Boots Rally

New Hampshire Gold State Mother Natalie Healy (Navy Seal Dan Healy) joins The Morning Update with Jeff Chidester to discuss…

NH Sen. Tim McGough: Trying to Move on from Controversy

At the start of this interview, we needed to finish with a call on the state of civility in our…

The Hill’s Emily Brooks: GOP’s ICE Funding Plan

The Hill’s Emily Brooks, author of The Movement newsletter, joins The Morning Update to dicuess the effort by the GOP’s…

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