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11-24-25 Monday Morning Monologue: Public Reaction to Goodlander’s Controversial Video
11-24-25 Monday Morning Monologue: Public Reaction to Goodlander’s Controversial Video

The Morning Update host, Jeff Chidester, discusses the latest news on the ongoing controversy surrounding a video she and five other Congresspeople recorded last week on the topic of illegal orders.

Jeff also discusses early 2028 presidential hopefuls’ visits to New Hampshire and the potential negative economic impact from the Federal Government Shutdown.

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