The WFEA Morning Update

Counter Conversation at Belmont Hall: Congressional Candidate, NH Representatives, a Few Laughs
Counter Conversation at Belmont Hall: Congressional Candidate, NH Representatives, a Few Laughs

During this show, The Morning Update host Jeff Chidester broadcast from Belmont Hall for WFEA’s monthly Counter Conversation –  The Fine Homes Group at Keller Williams Realty Metropolitan.

Hour 1 (6am – 7am)

Jeff opens the show discussing the top stories of the day, with particular focus on the growing tension in Minnesota.

Jeff is joined by Ginger Munson to discuss stories of interest, including today’s search trends.

Hour 2 (7am – 8am)

Jeff is joined by 1st CD candidate Melisa Bailey to discuss her candidacy and her thoughts on ‘affordability’ and the situation in Minnesota.

NH State Senator Rebeca Perkins Kwoka to talk about the new housing policy in New Hampshire, the potential purchase of the former Daniel Webster College property, and the change in the SSNAP program.

Hour 3 (8am – 9am)

During this hour, we are joined by NH State Senator Victoria Sullivan and NH House Representative Lisa Mazur to discuss Campus firearm carry, safe spaces for girls/women, and changes to the SNAP program.

We close the show with political; ssaterist and Substack commentator Karl Zahn.

 

 

 

 

 

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