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Jay Town: DHS Funding and the Iranian Conflict

Former US Attorney, Marine, and Newsmax contributor Jay Town returns to The Morning Update to discuss the ongoing saga over…

Dr. Nate Shrader: Remembering New Hampshire Warriors

New England College (NEC) Professor Nathan Shrader joins to address the continued violent political rhetoric, even here in New Hampshire.…

Jeff Chidester’s Morning Monologue: Hypocrisy and Violent Political Rhetoric

The Morning Update Host, Jeff Chidester, discusses the issues of political rhetoric and the hypocrisy of some who condemn violent…

Jeff Chidester: Chris Christie and WSJ’s Jason Riley on Iran

Former Presidential candidate Chris Christie and Wall Street Journal reporter Jason Riley appear on ‘This Week with George Stephanopoulos’ to…

AFP – NH Sarah Scott: Cryptocurrency, Energy, and Other Key NH Legislation

Sarah Scott, AFP-NH Deputy State Director, joins to dicuess the recent forum they offered on energy policy in NH, last…

The Hill’s Emily Brooks: The ‘Kings’ in DC, Fund Bill Fight, WHCD Shooting

The Hill’s Emily Brooks joins The Morning Update to discuss a very busy week for Congress. There are lingering funding…

Dr. John Lappie: Virginia’s Attempt to Move Away from the Electoral College

Is there any possibility of turning back the violent political rhetoric that led to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner? What…

Jeff Chidester Monologue: What People are Missing About the White House Correspondents’ Dinner?

The WFEA Morning Update host, Jeff Chidester, opens the show discussing the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. What…

Jeff Chidester Monologue: Falling Congressional Approval, Open Enrollment, Gerrymandering

April 24, 2026 The Morning Update host Jeff Chidester kicks off the day discussing the NH House defeat of one…

Business NH Magazine: What is Next for Energy Policy in NH?

Matt Mowry and Christine Carignan from Business NH Magazine join us in the studio to discuss the changing landscape of…

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