New Hampshire Today

In a candid conversation about the upcoming midterms, the speaker shares their thoughts on President Trump's impact on the Republican Party's chances. With the party's control of the White House and Congress, New England College President Wayne Lesperance argues that Trump's leadership has been a significant factor in the party's current situation.

This episode delves into the Republican Party's strategy and the consequences of their decisions. Wayne and Chris discuss the economy, tariffs, and the war in Iran, highlighting how these policies have affected the country. They also touch on the importance of divided government and the need for checks on presidential power. The conversation also explores the Democratic Party's potential response to a possible blue wave and the importance of finding a balance in politics.

Wayne and Chris share their analysis of the current political climate, pointing out that voters are seeking normalcy and a decrease in the theatrics and antics of politics. They also discuss the impact of the economy on key races across the country, including Michigan, Texas, and Ohio. The conversation highlights the significance of the midterms and the potential consequences of the outcome.

To gain a deeper understanding of the complex issues at play, tune in to this episode and hear the speaker's insightful analysis of the midterms and the future of American politics.

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This segment of New Hampshire Today, the Bruins are back in action after a big bounce-back performance against the Utah Mammoth, and we're diving into the world of football as the Patriots prepare to take on the Las Vegas Raiders. The Bruins' David Pastrnak tied Brad Marchand for fourth all-time among Bruins goal scorers with his first two goals of the season, and we're talking to the team about their strategy for staying grounded in the face of adversity.

The Bruins' win was a much-needed boost after a tough loss to the Ottawa Senators, and the team's new captain is emphasizing the importance of staying focused and responding to challenges. Meanwhile, the Patriots are gearing up for a tough matchup against the Raiders, who are 3-1 to start the season. The Raiders' defense is a force to be reckoned with, led by the dominant Max Crosby.

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As the midterm elections approach, the nation is on high alert, with the White House weighing new military action against Iran. This episode of New Hampshire Today explores the implications of such a move and how it could impact the Granite State. Joining us is Republican candidate for Congress in the 1st Congressional District, Anthony DiLorenzo, who shares his thoughts on the issue and what he would do if elected to address the concerns of New Hampshire residents.

Anthony DiLorenzo emphasizes the need for the United States to be energy independent, citing the country's reliance on fossil fuels and the importance of increasing domestic energy production. He also discusses his stance on the War Powers Act, expressing support for bringing troops home from Iran and reining in the president's powers. Additionally, he addresses the issue of immigration, advocating for a more comprehensive approach that balances enforcement with cooperation between local and federal law enforcement.

In a lively discussion, DiLorenzo also touches on the topic of affordability, highlighting the need for lower energy costs, healthcare costs, and better jobs. He contrasts his business background with his opponent's approach, promising to bring results to the people of New Hampshire. With the midterm elections just around the corner, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of the Granite State.

Tune in to hear the full conversation with Anthony DiLorenzo and learn more about his vision for New Hampshire's future.

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This episode of the show is a must-listen for anyone interested in current events, as it delves into two major stories from around the world. From the Russian plague to the ongoing conflict in Yemen, our guests provide expert analysis and insights that will keep you informed and engaged.

This episode covers a range of topics, including the latest developments in Russia, where a 28-year-old worker at a plague research laboratory became seriously ill and died after developing pneumonia. The World Health Organization is still investigating the cause of her death, and governments around the world are calling for more information. Meanwhile, in Yemen, the Houthi rebels have been conducting strikes against Saudi Arabia, killing and wounding several people. Our guests break down the complexities of these stories and provide context for what's at stake.

One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of transparency and communication in times of crisis. The Russian authorities' decision to quarantine hundreds of people and conduct thousands of lab tests is a stark contrast to the lack of information being shared about the situation. In Yemen, the conflict is escalating, and the international community is watching closely.

If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest news and analysis, tune in to this episode to hear our expert guests discuss these critical issues. From the Middle East to the US midterm elections, our guests provide insightful commentary and analysis that will help you make sense of the world around you.

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This episode of New Hampshire Today is a must-listen for anyone following the latest news and updates on the US midterm elections. From Texas to Maine, the speaker delves into the key races that could shape the balance of power in the US Senate. We're also taking a look at the latest developments in space exploration, with a focus on Blue Origin's ambitious plans to return humans to the moon.

The episode covers a range of topics, including the tight races in Texas and Michigan, where Democrats are hoping to make gains. We hear from President Trump as he campaigns for Republican candidates, including Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.Chris also discusses the key issues at play in the Maine Senate race, where incumbent Republican Susan Collins is facing off against Democrat Troy Jackson.

In addition to the election coverage, the episode touches on some exciting news from the world of space exploration. We hear about Blue Origin's plans to build a lunar base and use the moon's resources to create solar cells and liquid oxygen. This is a significant step towards making human space travel more sustainable and efficient.

If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest news and analysis from the world of politics and beyond, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today. 

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This episode of New Hampshire Today is a must-listen for anyone interested in the upcoming elections and the future of the Democratic Party. Joining host Chris Ryan in the studio are Congressman Ro Khanna from California and Lou D'Alessandro, 'the Dean of the New Hampshire Senate', as they discuss the current state of the election and the key issues that will shape the country's future.

The conversation centers around the Democrats' chances of winning the House and Senate, with Congressman Khanna expressing optimism about the party's prospects. He cites the war in Iran and the rising costs of living as key issues that will resonate with voters. Lou D'Alessandro shares his thoughts on the importance of addressing the economic concerns of working-class families and the need for Democrats to deliver on their promises.

The discussion also touches on the topic of impeachment, with Congressman Khanna advocating for holding President Trump accountable for his actions. He suggests that the Democrats can impeach the President and still focus on delivering a 100-day agenda that addresses issues like paid family leave, increased wages, and affordable healthcare.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the current state of politics and the future of the Democratic Party. Join Chris Ryan, Congressman Ro Khanna, and Lou D'Alessandro as they explore the key issues that will shape the country's future.

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In a lively discussion on the current state of the US Senate race in New Hampshire, the Republican nominee, John E. Sununu, joined the show to share his thoughts on the recent polls and his campaign strategy. As the election heats up, Sununu emphasized the importance of standing up for what he believes in and being a leader who can get things done in Washington.

This episode delves into the world of politics, where the stakes are high and the competition is fierce. Sununu discussed the recent polls showing him trailing behind his opponent, Chris Pappas, and how he plans to shift the momentum in his favor. He also touched on the importance of being a leader who can build relationships and pass bipartisan legislation, citing his work with Hillary Clinton on a bill to improve automotive safety.

Sununu's conversation with Chris covered a range of topics, from his disagreement with President Trump on key issues to his experience as a senator and his plans for the future. He also addressed the criticism that he's been a rubber stamp for corporate special interests, pointing out that he's actually taken a stand on several key issues and has a track record of winning.

If you're interested in hearing more of Sununu's thoughts on the election and his vision for New Hampshire, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.

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In a heated gubernatorial election, Democratic candidate Cinde Warmington believes she is closing the gap with incumbent Governor Kelly Ayotte. This episode of New Hampshire Today delves into the key issues driving the campaign, including the impact of Ayotte's policies on working families and the state's economy.

Warmington shares her vision for the state, prioritizing affordable housing, clean energy solutions, and protecting Granite Staters from the effects of the pandemic private school voucher scheme. She also addresses the controversy surrounding the state Supreme Court, calling for the recusal of justices involved in a recent scandal. With the election just four weeks away, Warmington emphasizes the need for change and her commitment to putting the needs of Granite Staters first.

Throughout the conversation, Warmington highlights the contrast between her platform and Ayotte's record, citing the latter's support for policies that have driven up the cost of living for many New Hampshire residents. She also discusses the importance of addressing the state's housing crisis and the need to rein in private equity's influence on the state's housing market.

Tune in to hear Cinde Warmington's vision for a better New Hampshire and learn more about the key issues driving the gubernatorial election. Listen to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear the full conversation and decide for yourself which candidate is best equipped to lead the state forward.

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As the midterm elections heat up, voters are tuning in to debates and campaign events to make informed decisions. But do debates really move the needle, or are they just a formality? This episode of New Hampshire Today explores the impact of debates on the outcome of elections, with a focus on the recent U.S. Senate debate in Maine.

In this episode, we dive into the world of politics with John Lappie, a professor of political science at Plymouth State University. He shares his insights on the recent debate between Senator Susan Collins and her challenger, Troy Jackson, and how it may have affected the outcome of the election. We also discuss the New Hampshire Senate race, where candidates Chris Pappas and John E. Sununu are vying for the top spot. Our guest provides analysis on the current state of the campaign and what we can expect in the coming weeks.

The debate between Collins and Jackson was a closely watched event, with many expecting it to sway voters. But did it really make a difference? Our guest weighs in on the impact of the debate and how it may have influenced the election. We also touch on the New Hampshire Senate race, where the candidates are taking a pragmatic approach to governance.

If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the world of politics, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today. Our guest provides expert analysis and insights that will help you make sense of the complex world of politics. Listen now to hear more about the impact of debates on elections and the current state of the New Hampshire Senate race.

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New Hampshire's Future at Stake: Congressman Chris Pappas on Public Health, Corruption, and Leadership

As the US Senate election heats up in New Hampshire, Congressman Chris Pappas joins the show to discuss the pressing issues that matter most to Granite Staters. From public health concerns to corruption in Washington, Chris shares his thoughts on how to move forward and create a better future for New Hampshire.

This episode delves into the recent outbreak of pneumonic plague in eastern Russia and the US response. Congressman Pappas weighs in on the importance of transparency and cooperation in addressing emerging health threats. He also talks about the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and how they can inform our approach to public health. With a focus on science and evidence, Chris emphasizes the need for smart government and effective leadership in Washington.

The conversation also touches on the upcoming election and the key issues that set Congressman Pappas apart from his opponent. He addresses criticisms about his voting record, including claims that he voted 68 times to raise taxes and his involvement in the Transportation Committee. Chris attempts to sets the record straight, highlighting his efforts to deliver increased funding for roads and bridges in New Hampshire.

As the election season intensifies, Congressman Pappas makes it clear that this is about more than just politics – it's about the future of New Hampshire and the country. He calls out corruption and special interests, emphasizing the need for a new kind of leadership that puts people over politics. To hear more about Congressman Pappas's vision for New Hampshire tune in to this episode.

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