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NH Senator Kevin Avard: Title IX Fight in NH

New Hampshire State Senator joins us to discuss several issues facing New Hampshire, starting with the recent story of the…

Rep. Joe Sweeny – Rep. Kristin Noble: Open Enrollment Progress and Stopping an Income Tax

As the current New Hampshire legislative session continues to finalize pending bills, Representative Sweeney and Representative Noble join us in…

NH SOS Dave Scanlan: NH and the Trump Administration at Odds Over Voter List

New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan joins The WFEA Morning Update to discuss the recent executive order from the…

ConVal Under Investigation for Violating Title IX

Sarah Parshall Perry, VP & Senior Legal Fellow – Defending Education, joins the show to share details of the Department…

Jennifer Chmiel: Manchester School District Budget (26-27)

Manchester School District Superintendent Jennifer Chmiel joins us in the studio, along with Karen DeFrancis, to break down where the…

Defense Expert Steve Bucci: The Iranian Conflict at One Month

Steven Bucci, Visiting Fellow at the Phillip N. Truluck Center for Leadership Development, offers insightful thoughts on President Trump’s national…

Nicole Silverio: Access to the Holyland, A Confused SCOTUS Justice, a Glenn Beck Rant

Media Expert Nicole Silverio, Daily Caller News Foundation, drops the top news maker audio clips of the week. This week,…

Mark Vargas: President Trump’s Speech on Iran

Mark Vargas, a defense policy expert and former liaison officer at the Department of Defense (DOD), joins The Morning Update…

Thom Brueckner: President Trump Continues to Exhibit Strong Leadership with Iran

Amid the crucial disruptions worldwide due to geopolitical developments in Iran and Ukraine, Thom Brueckner from the Retirement Intelligence Radio…

Mike O’Neill: SCOTUS Tackles Birthright Citizenship

The Trump Administration’s debate over birthright citizenship will be heard by the US Supreme Court on April 1st. What can…

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