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Paul interviews Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington, the one Democrat on New Hampshire's five member Executive Council, about her job and the challenges of standing up and speaking out for the people of New Hampshire in the face of Republican opposition to progress. The wide ranging discussion delves into the New Hampshire abortion ban, the politics of education, the right wing attempt to shut down democracy in New Hampshire and anti-vaccine politics.

Also, what does this mean for Senator Maggie Hassan and the balance of power in the Senate?  Will gerrymandered Rep. Chris Pappas run for Governor? Does the economy matter any more in politics?

Paul interviews Karen Braz,Co- Founder and Director of the Concord Community Players Children'sTtheater Project about their upcoming show. The show is a musical revue called "All Together Now! - A Global Event Celebrating Local Theatre," presented by The Children's Theatre Project, with guest performances and a big cast at the Audi on November 12th and 13th. The show is going to be performed in all 50 states and territories and 40 countries worldwide on the same weekend, all to support local theaters and theater companies.

How did we do at the G20 and COP26? Also, Virginia predictions, this week in Trump insanity, and are Dems finally there on their big bills?

Paul interviews Concord City Councilor and League of Conservation Voters Executive Director Rob Werner as he sets out to the Climate Conference in Glasgow about local, national and global climate change challenges.

A new addition of one of the country's most highly-rated polls is hot off the presses, and we have an interview with Neil Levesque, Executive Director of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics which conducted the poll, to break it all down. Who's up (hint: no one!)? Who's down (everyone!)  And most important, what does that say about what voters are thinking, and how the politics of the coming months will take shape?

The panel covers Matt's Newsweek op-ed on whether America is on the verge of extinction, Alicia's article about Yale's woke police going insane, and what research showing the conservatives are happier than liberals really means.

Paul's guest is New Hampshire Senator Cindy Rosenwald.  They touch on the New Hampshire abortion ban signed into law by Governor Chris Sununu, health care in the Granite State under the Affordable Care Act and the impact and challenges of medicaid expansion in New  Hampshire.

And what to read into lower test scores for America's students...

Paul sits down with Former State Democratic Party Chair and lifelong Manchester New Hampshire resident Kathy Sullivan about New Hampshire's voting system and what proposed changes at the federal level might mean for the state.