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Drew Cline: The Daft Argument for Resisting Open Enrollment

Joining us from the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy are Drew Cline and host Jeff Chidester, who dive right…

Outdoor Expert Wayne Saunders

Retired Fish and Game Warden, Great Woods Law alum, educator Wayne Saunders joins the show to talk ‘turkeys,’ upcoming conversation…

Policy Expert Jace White: Union Bill Only Helps Leadership

Jace White, Government Relations Manager at AAF (Advancing American Freedom), joins The Morning Update to discuss a new bill in…

Jeff Chidester’s Morning Monologue: Trump Holds Off on Iran, Ayotte Talks Data Centers, Is Harris Running in 2028?

The Morning Update host, Jeff Chidester, kicks off the May 19, 2026, show, diving into the top stories of the…

Reporter Damien Fisher: Berlin Domestic Murder Internal Investigation

Reporter Damien Fisher shares his latest story on the 2025 Marisol Fuentes murder case. Damien details the initial results of…

Newsmax Contributor Jay Town: Aftermath of Trump’s Trip to China

Former US Attorney, Marine, and Newsmax contributor Jay Town hops onto The Morning Update to review President Trump’s trip to…

Rep. Joe Sweeney: Securing the NH Century

Rep. Sweeney, Deputy Majority Leader, asked an interesting question online – ‘If you could change anything about how New Hampshire…

Bill Hamlen: The 800 Pound Elephant in the Room

Businessman, policy pundit, and former congressional candidate Bill Hamlen calls into the show to share his recent op-ed on party…

Policy Pundit George Hansel: 2028 Presidential Primarily and Data Centers

A recent NH Journal poll shows support coalescing around a potential presidential candidate, with the 2026 Midterms looming for voters…

The Hill’s Emily Brooks: A Push for Funding Through Reconciliation

There is a push by many Republicans in the US House to advance final funding for DHS, DOD, and other…

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Pope Leo XIV has become the first pope to vote in a U.S. general election. The Vatican confirmed Friday that the Chicago-born pontiff had submitted a mail-in ballot in Chicago ahead of November's midterm elections, citing his long-standing belief in civic participation.

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