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Drew Cline: NH Supreme Court Nominee Controversy

Drew Cline, from the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, joins us to discuss the ‘controversial’ Supreme Court nominee Dan…

Thom Brueckner: China’s Internal Crisis and the New Fed Head

What effect will the internal power struggles within the Chinese government have on global markets and on relations with the…

Task & Purpose: Military Branch Waivers for Mental Health

Patty Nieberg, a journalist for the premier military-focused publication Task & Purpose, joins us to dicuess one of her recent…

Economic Policy Expert Rachel Greszler: The Federal Debt is a Stealth Tax

What is the economic data showing us about the effects of the Trump administration’s tariff policies?  How are tariffs impacting…

Beth Parlato: Detransitioner Wins a $2 Million Dollar Lawsuit

There are over two dozen known lawsuits filed aganist hostipals, doctors, and mental health professionals who participated in sex-rejecting procedures.…

Mayor Jay Ruais: State of the City and Financial Committee Meeting

We catch up with Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais he discuess the main points of the recent finance meeting with the…

Ian Huyett: NH Supreme Court Nominee Underfire

Legal Council from Cornerstone Action, Ian Huyett. joins us to discuss Governor Ayotte’s nomination of current Superior Court Judge, Dan…

Granite Grok: Will America Lose their Free Speech Rights

European countries do not have a 1st Amenedemt. Many of these European states have more provisions to limit and prosecute…

Jeff’s Tuesday Morning Monologue (020326): Impeaching Noem, 1st Amendment, and Democrat Shutdown

No matter which corner you turn, the issues related to immigration and ICE permeate. We are on day three of…

Dr. Nate Shrader: Midterm Pollingpoloza and Religion in Politics

How does President Trump’s endorsement of candidate John E Sununu affect the NH midterms? What part of a candidate’s religious…

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