The Real Resistance Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Fresh off his SCOTUS Free Speech win Hal Shurtleff joins us to talk about the case, the experience, and free speech in America. We also cover firearms, shootings, Natural rights, and the Left's was on self-defense.
Rob Russell from 2A Tactical joins us to explore local government gone wrong and out of control in the town of Barrington plus, the usual political foolishness at which we excel. (Note: I appear to have forgotten to publish this, with apologies).
This week we pile through trans-issues, parental rights, Post-COVID-Monkey Pox, Global Currencies, Flailing America, Governor Groomer, and a lot more.
After dancing with the technical difficulties devil in the pale moonlight we finally got another episode cleaned up and"in the can." An hour of conversation about the Alito Draft Decision leak among other topics, including Health Care Freedom legislation with YAL Chief of Staff, Sean Themea.
If you qualify as terminally ill (a definition that can change in a heartbeat - life is a terminal condition), Vermont has made it easier to obtain physician-assisted suicide drugs!
Elon Musk Buys Twitter, Democrats lose their collectivist minds, Plus a local Lefty civil war, flippin' congress, EM technology, and other assorted goodness. [60 min]
As promised, Mike, Skip, and I set out to determine if Riverside FM would solve most if not all of our remote podcasting problems. So what was the verdict? Find out and, yes - we talked about some political stuff.
My remarks from the WDLNH 2A Rally in Concord, NH (re-recorded for speaker) - I talk about five rules for engaging "people" on Firearms and the Second Amendment, online or in person.
Stephen Petty testified before the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services in defense of NH HB1131 which would "prohibit school boards and accredited nonpublic schools from adopting, enforcing, or implementing a policy that requires students or members of the public to wear a facial covering."
Skip and I found our way to Nashua yesterday to hang out with Liz Gabert at the WSMN 1590 studios. Lots of topics to cover along with call-in guest Melissa Blasek who talked about wins for health freedom legislation in the NH House.
We have a report of a Middle School Near miss in Broward County Florida. This near-miss isn't about firearms but there are troubled kids and troubled educators, but not the way you might imagine. From PJ Media, Five black children who attend Lyons Creek Middle School in Broward County, Fla., are being charged with hate crimes after assaulting several white students.
As the despotic political establishment notches an increasing number of victories it is up to us to rise and meet that challenge in the name of Liberty.
Skip and Steve make their monthly pilgrimage to WSMN1590 to take over Liz Gabert's radio show with guests Gabriel Nadalas and Ann MarieBanfield. (edited)
My Interview with Leah Cushman Prime Sponsor of HB1022 - Making Ivermectin Available Without a Prescription
The State of California promoted praying to Aztec God in the Public School System and they got sued. The problem appears to be that these words were not being presented as poetry or history but as actual prayer. You know prayer.
The Government-first people are the first to question the motives of wealthy pastors but what about the motives of greedy government?
Solar is not cleaner, and it’s not better (even Progressive filmmaker Michal Moore realizes this now), but even if it were either of those things, we’d still have the problem of carbon-intensive toxic front-end manufacture and the problem with what to do with them at their end of life.
A few thoughts about New Year's Eve, Resolutions, and treating every day like it is January 1st.
Two professors, both Medical Doctors, have released new research that confirms why there are so many so-called breakthrough infections among those who have received the so-called OVID19 vaccination. They say The Jab can't protect you by design.
A quick look at the Left's mission to undermine America with the help of Michal Anton's piece at New Criterion titled, Unprecedented.
Regulators have blocked a Proposed Utility-Rate Increase to Fund $450 Million in "Efficiency Programs." In this installment of the Real resistance podcast, I review the problem, the players, and (naturally) offer my suggestion.
Liz Gabert invited me on her program on WSMN1590 am for a few minutes to rant about COVID Era Public Education, and public schools in General.
An interview with Professor Lawrence Mead, author of BURDENS OF FREEDOM, and host of the “Poverty and Culture” podcast - on the issue of assimilating immigrants to save the American Culture
Every few weeks I think to myself, wow, I have very little free time left. What could I do to make that go away and...maybe even infringe on other parts of my life like sleeping or relaxing. How about rebooting a podcast!
I'm back co-hosting Life with Liz on WMN1590 AM and it's the bonfire of the insanities episode. Out of control school board, frolicking with federal funds, the border mess, inflation, shortages, and the fiddlers in DC who are watching 'Rome' burn
This month Liz and I welcome a vet who served in Afghanistan (on Biden's Withdrawl), news about upcoming events, the Jab, a void in Republican Leadership, media bias on COVID reporting, and more...
Karl Marx was a filthy, egotistical, mean-spirited racist and bigot whose philosophy is an attempt to validate this bad behavior by institutionalizing it as a political program. Author Jim Simpson walks us through history as a primer to his latest book, Who Was Karl Marx?
I'm back in the studio with Liz Gabert on Life with Liz to talk about election integrity and forensic audits. Call-in guests include Dr. David Strang (on the Windham Forensic Audit) and Candidate Josh Barnett (Arizona's Forensic Audit).
I join Liz Gabert (as a guest co-host) to talk about Joe Biden's fall, who is running the Biden Administration, elder abuse and were joined by a special guest reporting on her visit to the mess on our Southern Border.
This month we tackle the Nov 3rd Dominion Election Machine Error in Windham NH, the experimental Vaccine, a Few of Biden's Emergency Orders, and slavery when you're not black. (This version has edited down from the original.)
In my most recent Guest co-host appearance on Life with Liz we Discuss the Presidential Debate with Guest Cassie Smedley from the RNC, Trumps Taxes, and the Lincoln Project
Greg Moore from American's for Prosperity explains the trap in the last budget that could pile a 12.5% tax hike on job creators and what you can do to help defuse this economic time bomb
Rep Jeanine Notter takes control of the program with guests Rep Al Baldasaro, Ann Marie Banfield, Hal Shurtleff, and Scott Adler from Merrimack Concerned Taxpayers.
Author, Film Maker and Public Speaker, Trevor Loudon joins us to talk about the problem with the Democrat field for president, including so-called moderated like Joe Biden.
Republican Primary Candidate Corky Messner joined the Grok/603 Alliance crew on Radio Row just days before the primary. He is running to challenge Jeanne Shaheen for the US Senate from New Hampshire.
John Irish gives a quick update on the Patriot Guard Riders and the New Hampshire Chapter of that organization.
In another later-than, we'd like (Lost Episode) from Presidential Primary Weekend, here is our interview with Republican Congressional Candidate Matt Mowers -Running in NH CD-1
The Lost Episodes - The 603 Alliance From Radio Row in Manchester NH- A majority of the Board of the 603 Alliance discusses what they've done so far to "return constitutional conservatism to all levels of government."
Trump Campaign co-chair and NH State Rep Al Baldasaro joins us on Radio Row to discuss the President, Veterans Issues and Keeping America Great
NHGOP Chairman Steve Stepanek joined us on Radio Row to talk about state and national politics, the NH Primary, and the looming November Elections.
AFP New Hampshire State Director Greg Moore joins us on Radio Row in Manchester to talk local and national politics in the shadow of New Hampshire's first in the nation presidential primary.
US Senate Candidate Bill O'Brien joins Skip Murphy and Jim Kofalt on Radio Row in Manchester. Bill is running for an opportunity to challenge sitting Democrat Senator Jeanne Shaheen.
NHGOP Vice-Chair Pam Tucker joins us on Radio Row in Manchester to talk local and national politics before New Hampshire's First in the NAtion Presidential primary
If you are curious about the cutting edge of data mining or the political data war, this is the segment for you. Glenn Parham from Pundit Analytics joins us by phone on Radio Row. Check it Out.
This week's podcast can be summed up in one word. Infringements. Constitutional infringements, that is. They are everywhere or, given the electoral environment, promised by Democrats "if elected."
A small town wrestles with a school board over the public right to know and a policy that made every bathroom in the district transgender (edited to 8min - for full segment listen to GT V3 Episode 5
Dartmouth did some excellent research on carbon sequestration by forests in New Hampshire. Trees sequester carbon into themselves and into the soil. Good work. But they then ruined it by making it about manmade co2 and climate change.
This week we explore some climate fraud from Dartmouth College, what the gender war looks like in a local New Hampshire town, the latest on Boris and Brexit, some Senate and Congressional races of interest, and ask, "will Hillary Run for President?"
A Quick takes from this weeks program: Liz Warren has a plan for American Energy dependence and she's promised to implement it on day one. It's bad for you and America but great news for our enemies.
We're back after an unplanned week off. The Cloud ate our podcast. Everything's working this week and we're firing on all cylinders, taking aim (figuratively) at the left and their ridiculous worldview.
We talk about the Republican primary challenge to Democrat Senator Jeanne Shaheen. Mike Pence and the Manchester VA. The NH Budget and Education spending. We have some insight into some amusing first in the nation primary news. And we've got one of the best explanations of Boris, Brit and EU Brexit politics you may get anywhere.
Skip and I, and later Ellen, invaded the Jim Lawrence Show on Tuesday from 4-6pm. Topics ranged from rainforest fire politics to my colon. I kid you not. And yes, there was a lot of political talk in between.
Ellen Skip and I joined the Jim Lawrence show to discuss among other things - getting people to look at the races below President, US House, and US Senate - Because they are actually more important to you and your wallet.
GrokTalk! is Back from a long hiatus, testing a new platform. Join us as we unravel Trump, Trade Wars, Fake Meat, Justice Ginsberg's cancer, Smollett 2.0, Boris and Brexit, and the Ethics of threatening the Supreme Court.
Robin Eubanks is a mom who took her research skills as an attorney to dig down to the root of the education crisis. She wrote a book called 'Credentialed to Destroy', and maintains a blog titled the Invisible Serfs Collar. She is an expert on the problems with Common Core. Original broadcast date Nov 16th, 2013
I continue my conversation with Kimberly Morin (guest hosting for Joe Messina). This time we're talking the looming election, get out the vote, what's motiviating both sides, and then we discuss the illegal immigtan caravan making its way toward our souther border.
Part 2 of my chat with Kimberly Morin (guest hosting for Joe Messina) on The Real Side. We continue the conversation about New Media and its impact on old media, politics, and culture. Seg 3 and 4 from hour one. [Visit: https://therealside.com]
I chat with Kimberly Morin (guest hosting for Joe Messina) on The Real Side, about GraniteGrok.com New Media and its impact on old media, politics, and culture. Seg 1 and 2 (of 4) [Visit: https://therealside.com]
Jane Cormier is a candidate for NH Executive Council in district 4. This is here 30 second Radio Ad.
Granitegrok.com has endorsed Steve Negronfor COngress in the NH CD-2 primary. This is his 3- seecond radio spot.
Nicole Fortune joins me to discuss a proposed amendment to the constitution (CACR22) known as Marcy's law. A change sold as victims rights that are actually bad for victims, bad for privacy, bad for the accused, but good for government. Listen to find out why.
Another weeks worth of content compiled into one handy podcast. We start with a rewind episode with Dr. Matt Briggs about Trump's polling before the election and end with a warning about dealing with the left. Never give up, never surrender, and never ever beg.
The left can't just disagree. They seek and exploit any sign of weakness to destroy political opponents. Skip Murphy and I explore the topic by jumping off an article in Taki Mag by Davide Cole titled, "Memo to Laura Ingraham, Never Beg."
If you missed one or just want to hear them all again, here is this week's compilation podcast of the past weeks worth of interviews.
Ed Naile has his right to know request back from Newbury, New Hampshire, We review the details and explore the options when a town (inadvertantly?) violates your constitutional rights.
Susan Olsen has an update on SB500 which finally cleared a committee hurdle in the New Hampshire House and could get a floor vote next week.
The NEA is planning a rally in Concord later this month. Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss their terms for surrender, a few contradictions, and some interesting side-lines about the day of the planned event.
Skip joins me to talk about The Southern Poverty Law enter, labeling groups as Hate Groups, Strawman arguments, and other liberal narratives, as we discuss his exchanges in the Laconia Daily Sun with Ms. Jennifer Abbott.
Ed Naile got his hands on a copy of the Manchester, New Hampshire voter checklist. He joins me to explore some familiar names he discovered that are still in there.
Susan Olsen shares her experience with a NH House committee and a simple piece of legisaltion and how having a citizen legislature, while necessary to a free and prosperous people, can (sometimes) be a serious pain in the ass.
Kimberly Morin waded into the gungrabapalooza in Portsmouth a few days ago and shares her "experience" walking among the brain-dead liberals, their stupid signs, and hypocritical flyers.
Mike Rogers joins me to explore some omnibus collusion that hints at Mr. Trump having the power to spend the pile of money Congress sent him however he likes including on a border wall. And how he may be able to choose not to spend appropriations on anything at all and just give it back to the treasury.
Another week another week's worth of interviews on topics from trade and tariffs to Female Genital mutilation legislation, to Gun laws, local government hijinks and public school tyranny.
When Public Schools try to extend their disciplinary reach and influence outside the educational calendar and off campus parents need to rein them and their facilitators in. Skip Murphy joins me to discuss a recent example of this, check it out.
Everyone talks about big government incompetence and malfeasance but it starts at the local and town level. Ed Naile is back to touch on a handful of local issues, some of which you may be having (or have had) in your town and might not even know it.
Susan Olsen returns to provide an update from yesterday's hearing in the New Hampshire House for SB500. Legislation to amend firearms terminology in state Statute. (We even toss in fashion alert on that "retired" resource officer from Parkland, Florida.)
There is a State Senate Judiciary Committee hearing today on HB 1739, An Act prohibiting female genital mutilation in New Hampshire. Kimberly Morin joins me to talk about the bill, the root of th practice and who did and did not speak in favor of banning the practice in the Granite State.
Mike Rogers joins me to explore Trump's revolving door at the White House (Not such a bad thing). Then it's on to the political establishment's reaction to steel and aluminum tariffs. Good, bad, the analysis might surprise you.
This week our guests include CNHT chairman Ed Naile, Daren Bakst from the Heritage Institute, Pro-Life activist Ellen Kolb, and Kimberly Morin. On topics from the Second Amendment, liberal malfeasance, water rights, property rights, free speech, and compelled speech.
If you want to better understand the issue of compelled speech at the town level, the Chairman of the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers explains the how, what, where, and why of a clear-cut case of compelled speech by local government officials in New Hampshire. Learn what to look for and what to do when it happens in your town.
Daren Bakst, The Heritage Foundation’s research fellow in agricultural policy, joins me to discuss Obama Era EPA overreach and the Water of the US Rule. Where we are (everything from a lake to a puddle can be regulated). What Congress can or should do. And what if anything you can do to help.
During her remarks at the Women's Defense League 2A Rally, former NH Right to Life President Jane Cormier announces her bid for the District 4 Executive Council Seat.
Freelance writer, pro-life activist Ellen Kolb joins me to discuss compelled speech and the case of NIFLA v Becerra which challenges a California Law the forces pro-life clinics to advertise state funded abortion services.
Michelle Levell, the chairman of the women's defense league, speaks to the problem of Security theater, that dog and pony show put on by the left where they pretend to do something that ultimately makes us less safe, just so they can nibble away at our constitutional rights.
Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss the NH Media "response" to the Women's Defense League's 2A Rally last weekend and how they can't just report on the event. They have to make it about dishonest progressive, gun-grabbing narratives.
NH State Representative Lisa Freeman a political refugee from the socialist state of Marxachusetts reminds us that we need to do everything we can to save New Hampshire.
Kimberly Morin delivers the closing speech at this year's 4th Annual Women's Defens Leage Second Ammendment Rally in Concord, New Hampshire.
NH House Rep. Victoria Sullivan reminds us that people with evil intentions will use our own children to disarm us under the false pretense that this will somehow protect them.
Former State Sen. Bob Clegg speaking at the Women's Defense League 2A rally explains what the goals are for a new piece of gun legislation, and what you need to do if you want to protect your hard-won 2A victories.
Susan Olsen reads a letter from an important 2A supporter in New Hampshire, then shares a history lesson that, to me at least, was the best part of the entire rally. See if you agree.
State Sen. Kevin Avard speaks to the crowd in front of the New Hampshire State House at the 4th Annual Women's Defense League 2A Rally in Concord New Hampshire.
Another week's worth of interviews in one convenient package. Find out how Obama's Policies gave us Nikolas Cruz. The left's hypocritical overreaction to a tweet about Hitler. A gun legislation update. Actual foreign collusion in US elections. And how a local school board's new transgender policy will rob people of their constitutional rights.
Skip Murphy explains how the Windham School Board's new transgender bathroom policy includes langauge that could infringe on first amendment rights by compelling speech with threats of disciplinary action and how he is trying to pry more details from the board.
CNHT Chairman Ed Naile walks me through the backstory leading up to an FEC complaint that resulted in a $14,500.00 fine levied against Bernie Sanders for colluding with Australian Socialists in his 2016 Presidential Campaign. We also discuss the FEC ruling and what it means for New Hampshire Elections.
Susan Olsen returns with an update on SB500, a Bill to clean up firearms language in state statute and there's a gun rally this week. Tune in for the details.
Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss the New Hampshire Democrat Party getting their jimmies rustled over NH House Rep Victoria Sullivan Tweeting a Hitler quote that should have had them applauding seeing as it's exactly the sort of thing they support.
They should have seen Nickolas Cruz 'coming' a mile away but no one paid attention because beginning under Barack Obama and Eric Holder they were trained not to look too hard and not to see too much.
Another week's worth of interviews in one convenient package on topics from parents, kids and the culture, gender equality legislation, the epic breakdown in Broward County, catching vote-stealers, and building a political website with reach. (Plus, an extra six minutes with CNHT chairman Ed Naile.)
I'm joined by Skip Murphy to discuss GranitGrok.com's rapid rise in reach since the beginning of the year and how we are finally living up to the tagline I convinced him put on the home page several years ago. "Dominating the Political Bandwidth in New Hampshire."
Isabella Arms is an out-of-state tuition paying UNH student who registered and voted in Connecticut's presidential primary and then voted in the general election in New Hampshire. Ed Naile has all the details.
Mike Rogers walks us through the serial failures of our self-proclaimed overseers in the Parkland shooting. Some surprising media reaction. The useful idiots. And more.
The Trans-Bill is back as Kimberly Morin joins me to talk about the legislation, how it threatens actual rights, and why we don't even need it
New Hampshire House Assistant Majority Leader Victoria Sullivan joins me to discuss kids culture and violence in the wake of the recent Florida shootings, with a focus on her recent article at NH Political Buzz.com, "The Truth No One Wants to Hear."
All the interviews from the past week in one convenient podcast. This week's special guest is Phil Kerpen form American commitment. We also have interviews on a Transbathroom policy in a local school district, municipal malfeasance, gun grabbing gun grabbers, the Obama portraits, the Olympics, and an excellent synopsis of the entire Moooueller investigation.
Skip Murphy explains his first (of perhaps several) Right to Know requests to a Windham School Board that has rammed through transgender bathroom rules without following district policy.
Some thoughts on the new Obama Portraits and the Western Media's slobbering love affair with a Nork Propaganda Princess.
Phil Kerpen from American Commitment joins me to talk about how recently passed Tax Reform is a triple victory for the American people.
Ed Naile from the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers joins me to discuss municipal corruption in New Boston. This podcast is the only media on this issue anywhere. News 9 mysteriously pulled their story.
A candid conversation with Kimberly Morin about how the predictable rantings of liberal hoplophobes make a serious conversation about mental health and violence impossible.
Mike Rogers offers a recap of the Russia, Russia, Russia story from memos, to dossiers, to indictments, Uranium deals, distilling it all down in short order.
This weeks interviews all in one podcast with guests Ellen Kolb (Life), Kimberly Morin (Unnecessary Legisaltion), Susan Olsen (Gun Statutes), Elliot Axelman (Proposed Income Tax), Raheel Raz (Islamist Radicalization of American Youth), and Skip Murphy (Nanny-State Soda ban).
Skip Murphy joins me to discuss HB 1668, the soda ban bill that empowers the nanny state to micro-manage yet another aspect our existence. What beverage restaurants can allow parents to order with kids meals.
The proposed Family Medical leave legislation will create an income tax but there's plenty more wrong with this bill if the tax isn't enough. Elliott Axelman joins me to discuss the many troubling facets of this awful piece of legislation (HB 628).
Raheel Raza from the Clarion project joins me to discuss their campaign to prevent the spread of radical Islamic ideology and violence among American children and youth.
Susan Olsen joins me to discuss SB500, a bill submitted by Sen. Kevin Avard to clean up the Firearms language in State gun Statutes, the hearing, some testimony, and a bit of intrigue.
Kimberly Morin joins me to discuss the latest effort by progressives to institute a broad based taxing structure in state government. This time it's buried in the feel-good idea of state-managed family medical leave insurance we don;t even need.
Life Activist Ellen Kolb joins me to discuss the upcoming 40-Days for Life and pro-life legislation including, Rep. Keith Murphy's late-term abortion ban, Rep. Kurt Wuelper's bill to ban coerced abortion, and Kathy Souza's bill to protect medical conscience rights.
Listen to a week's worth of 10-minute interviews in one podcast, with guests Kimberly Morin, Ed Naile, Susan Olsen, and Skip Murphy, on bump stocks, spending, vote fraud, gun rights, gender identity, and more.
Skip Murphy joins me to discuss how a major loophole allows schools to ignore budget committee cuts to their spending.
Susan Olsen joins me to discuss the rights of municipalities in a Dillon's Rule State and the ramifications of recent legislation that could but gun owners at risk.
CNHT Chairman Ed Naile joins me to discuss his Election/Voter Fraud testimony before the US Commission on Civil RIghts.
Kimberly Morin joins me for some Conservative talk in ten minutes or less to discuss a recent Facebook video on Bumpstocks (put up then taken down) by Democrat State Senator Jeff Woodburn. She also points a finger at a resurrected the transgender identity bill killed last session that's back from the dead.
The State Democrat Party filed an election law complaint with the AG that begs some questions about Democrats, Absentee Ballots, and domicile.
This week on No Safe Spaces Rich and Steve discuss the contradiction between the Love not Hate protesters at a recent Steve Bannon event and all the threats of violence against everyone involved with the event that preceded it.
A quick 45 second sound bite from Steve Bannon from the 603 Alliance fundraiser on Russia, Republicans, and collusion.
Hear his entire speech at GraniteGrok.com.
Steve Bannon, speaking at the 603 Alliance fundraiser, points out that the only reason Mitch McConnell is still Majority Leader in the US Senate is that Donald Trump dragged at least three Republican Senators to victory in November 2016.
*Full remarks (audio/video) available at GraniteGrok.com
The Liberals are losing their minds over Steve Bannon's visit to New Hampshire but one of the sharpest thorns in their paw is his remarks about voter integrity in the Granite State. Here they are in their entirety and unedited.
Steve Bannon's complete remarks from the 603 Alliance/Initiative 18 Fundraiser on November 9th, 2017. (Introduced by Corey Lewandowski). Complete video available at GraniteGrok.com. Visit the 603Alliance.org to learn more about Initiative 18.
This week Rich and Steve discuss the left's diversity cult and its connections to an Uzbeck Jihadi Assassin, Antifa, intolerant college kids, and Free Speech. Then it's on to Donna Brazille, the DNC, Donald Trump, and the 2018 Elections.
To help fund Initiative 18, a project to elect more small government reps to the New Hampshire House, the 603 Alliance is holding a fundraiser on Nov 9th featuring Steve Bannon.
This Ad will run locally on a friendly morning program for the next few days - put together at the last minute, on the fly, using a laptop, Audacity, a cheap headset mic, and a piece of pink antistatic foam. (Figure it out.)
From my weekly segment on 90.7 FM in Machester, host Rich Girard and I discuss the upcoming fundraiser featuring Steve Bannon, the 603 Alliance mission, and initiative 18 - the effort to secure a pro-small government majority in the NH House.
My guest is Robert Alt, the President and Chief Executive Officer of The Buckeye Institute. He joins me to discuss Workers Voting Rights, an initiative that would grant public sector union members, many of whom have never had the chance, to vote for the union or union leaders that represent them.
In the growing shadow of new legislation designed to protect free speech on campus, the board of regents for the University of Wisconsin (UW) state college system voted 16-1 to adopt a new policy in advance of a bill expected to pass the legislature.
Liberty McArtor, a staff writer for The Stream, wrote about the recent developments at stream.org, and I had an opportunity to speak with her about the UW policy, the bill, and where we find ourselves and speech on college campuses in 2018.
This morning on 'No Safe Spaces' Rich Girard and I began with a recent article from the UNH Campus paper defending Free Speech. I explore why it is a nice start but that they need to dare to explore how Social Justice curriculums breed intolerance for opposing ideas.
This week on "No Safe Spaces" Rich and I overcame technical problems to talk about a proposed 'Community Rights' amendment to the state constitution funneled to a local Democrat by an out-of-state left-wing environmental group.
Last night Susan Olsen took some time to talk about the circumstances surrounding the pending arraignment of New Hampshire Democrat House Rep. Katherine Rogers. We discuss the State Senate recount and the interaction between the accused and the accosted.
Kate Baker is the Director of the Children's Scholarship Fund NH gives an update on the state of Education Choice and reform in the Granite State, including legislation, the scholarship program and how the recent SCOTUS decision in Trinty Luthern v. Comer could affect New Hampshire and Education choice.
State Senator Andy Sanborn, speaking at the CNHT Picnic last weekend, took a few minutes to offer a short, simple set of reasons to support him for Congress in New Hampshire CD-1 in 2018.
Kimberly Morin from NH Political Buzz, GraniteGrok, and Girard at Large, emphasizes a few important points we all need to remember.
-Democrat leadership are lying about the election commission.
-Democrats are making their own voters look like idiots.
-Obama had an election commission that asked states to share voter information.
-The left's dark money and why we need to support good candidates and issues on the right all year long, not just during campaigns.
House Rep. John Burt talks about the media, constitutional carry, and his next run for public office. Should he run for Congress, challenge Democrat Lou D'Allesandro for the NH State Senate, or how about staying in the NH House and running for Speaker?
From the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers Annual Taxpayer Picnic, CNHT Chairman Ed Naile talks about voter fraud, the Trump Election Commission, and cases of actual vote fraud in New Hampshire.
Out-of-state college students who pay out-of-state tuition are not just encouraged but allowed to vote in New Hampshire. It's a long-standing issue. But the University of NH has a solution. (90 seconds)
In this 15 min session, Mike Rogers joins me as we discuss Trumps Cabinet Strengths, Glorious Twitter End-Arounds, why it is better to Repeal and Don't Replace ObamaCare, the risk of a 'Staff' infection in Trump's White House, and wonder what will become of the Tsars?
Rachel Alexander exposes the double standard applied to protesters on federal land. When they advance the right agenda, it's free speech. When they don't it's illegal.
If you think the justice system is rigged wait until you hear my interview with Lawrence Schonbrun, a Lawyer working to educate people about Class Action Lawsuit abuse; how the courts and politicians are letting law firms milk generational wealth for themselves at the expense of those they claim to be representing.
Dr. Matt Briggs (PhD. is statistics) and I discuss how the press treated Reagan in 1980 and how it may have affected polling before that election, then compare that to the press impact on potential Trump voters and polling in 2016.
A slightly shorter show this week but no shortage of great content. Skip Murphy and I talk about a culture that goes after Glenn Reynolds (Instapundit), and Dr. Matt Briggs joins me to talk polling and similarities between Trump in 2016 and Reagan in 1980.
Ann Corcoran from Refugee Resettlement Watch answers questions about refugee placement, gives her thoughts on links to terrorism, tells us what states are pushing back, and who is ultimately responsible for all of it. (12min.)
We're talking immigration, refugees, and terrorism with John Zmirack, Senior Editor from Stream.org, and Ann Corcoran the editor of Refugee Resettlement Watch. I've also got Kimberly Morin reporting from the Second Amendment Foundations 31st annual Gun Rights Policy Conference in Tampa FL, some Audio from Congressman Mike Mulvaney everyone should hear, and Mike Rogers is back as well.
This time around I've Mike Rogers on the infiltration and invasion, Dustin Siggins on the Massachusetts Commission against Discrimination draft document titled “Gender Identity Guidance," and Greg Moore, the New Hampshire state director of Americans for Prosperity shares some post-primary election analysis.
The New Hampshire State primary is Tuesday, Sept. 13th, so we're talking to candidates with primaries, who are knocking on doors and talking to voters. What are they hearing and where do they stand on improving government transparency, jobs and the economy, voter fraud, our broken legal system, and more.
We're rebooting the show as a 60-minute podcast so welcome to the evolution. This is not just a test. Kimberly Morin and Susan Olsen join me as we explore the wondrous mystery that is Gubernatorial Candidate Chris Sununu's stewardship of Waterville Valley. We take you beyond the news you've seen with details no one else has reported.
I've also got some must hear audio on the EPA's MS4 water permitting nightmare, and some thoughts on the EPA's recent State fact sheets and yes, they've got one for your state too.
No live show today but that's why we record everything! This week Skip and Mike welcome NH Congressional candidate Jack Flanagan-on his primary race and the issues in NH-CD2. Then, from Circa.com, Sara Carter calls in to discuss the risk of a Benghazi-like attack in Afghanistan.
Greg Moore from AFP-NH and NH House Rep JR Hoell join us to discuss the news of the week, the state economy, grassroots activism, commuter rail, Medicaid expansion, Right to Work, the minimum wage, and more.
This week join us along with guests Aaron Day (State corruption), Michelle Levell (School Choice), House candidate Kevin Miller (Battling Dep'ty Dawg Shurtleff), Jason Quick from CVA (Caring for Our Heroes in the 21st Century Act), and guest host Kimberly Morin (everything).
Two hours of conservative talk with guests Jim Kofalt from the 603 Alliance, Dr. William Briggs (on Diversity oaths), John Zmirack on VP Nominee Tim Kaine, and guest co-hosts Susan Olsen and Kimberly Morin.
Flash player crashed in hour one so please go to the July 30th Podcast version for the entire program, with guests Jim Kofalt, Dr. William Briggs, and John Zmirack.
We sift through the Gubernatorial Debate, Terrorism in Nice, The Notorious RBG, Trump’s choice of VP, the failed coup in Turkey, the Ray Buckley School of Driving, Estevez for the Resetevus, ObamaCare implosion and expansion, the New Prime Minister in Britain, and other local and national news from the past week.
This week we talk Dallas, BLM, Occupy, the AMA and its support for Planned Parenthood, the culture of death, Hands-free driving laws, Hillary's intent (with Dr. Michael Brown), the officer involved shooting in MN, and much more.
We start with what the DNC left out of their platform, talk about alphabet agency gun-buys, the GOP, Convention shenanigans, Trump and more...
We celebrate show #150 with a room full of right-wing bloggers and activists. Topics? Sununu's and Planned Parenthood, due process, Marijuana and the ATF, Smokin' Joe Lachance, Trump and the GOP, Maggie Hassan, Semi-Auto-Sit-Ins, a little immigration, Granite Grok's ten year anniversary, the Brexit, and more.
It's our 150th program and we've got a room full of opinionated conservative bloggers and activists.
This week our guests are Frank Edelblut (Candidate for NH Governor). David McIntosh from Club for Growth gives us an ExIm Bank update--remember that? And Dustin Siggins tells us about a pro-life women’s health clinic called Stanton Healthcare with plans to go toe-to-toe with Planned Parenthood.
This week we talk with NH State Senate candidates Steve Kenda (Dist 24) and Kevin Kervick (Dist 13). Spending, jobs, wages, common core, opioids, Medicaid, regulations, schools choice, bureaucracy, state sovereignty, free speech and battling the social justice warriors.
Jim Rubens, Sen. Kelly Ayotte's primary challenger, joins us to talk about Kelly's record and why he's the better Republican. John Zmirack helps us explore the question, "why did experimental science arise in the West, as opposed to other civilizations?" And Guest host Max Abramson had a slew of legislative updates.
We are joined by guest host Ed Naile, and guests Dr. Samuel Gregg, and Jennifer Hartline; on vote fraud, creeping European Socialism in America, and the contradiction/collision of LGBT politics and militant Feminism.
We welcome Dr. Michael Brown to the program to talk about LGBT politics, the Transgender bathroom edict, and the course of cultural politics in the waning days of the Obama years. Before that, guest host Aaron Day, and guest Dan Hynes talk upcoming November races, Aaron's third party US Senate bid, and Dan's run for the vice chair of the NHGOP.
This week we talk local and national news with guest host Aaron Day, and guests Dan Hynes and Dr. Michael Brown.
Ashley McGuire from The Catholic Association joins us to talk religious liberty, and Jody and Ian Underwood stop in to discuss school choice.
This week we are joined by Jody and Ian Underwood (school choice) and, from The Catholic Association – Ashley McGuire.
Our guest is David French, staff writer at National Review, attorney (concentrating his practice in constitutional law and the law of armed conflict), a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom, and a No 1 selling NYT's author. We talk about Abortion in Tennessee, judges, Trump, Conservatism, Third Parties, and more.
This week, May 7th, 2016, join us as we welcome David French (National Review), Robert Pondiscio (Thomas B. Fordham Institute), Carrie Severino (Judicial Crisis Network) and New Hampshire's own Jim Lawrence.
This week, May 7th, 2016, join us as we welcome David French (National Review), Robert Pondiscio (Thomas B. Fordham Institute), Carrie Severino (Judicial Crisis Network) and New Hampshire’s own Jim Lawrence.
Kathleen LaBonte and Steve Forster drop by to talk property rights vs. local boards and developers. Kimberly Morin has some thoughts about Sen. Kelly Ayotte and the Casa Bill. And NH Executive Councilor and Gubernatorial candidate Chis Sununu talks Common Core, testing, and local control.
Great show this week with guest host Rick Olson, as well as guests Mark Meckler (on primary and convention politics), Doug Sachtleben from Club for Growth (on pre-convention, convention, and general election dynamics), and NHRTL's Jane Cormier updates us on today's peaceful protest of Planned Parenthood, and the need to defend life at all stages.
We're live at 9 am eastern with news, politics, culture, and weather...without the weather.
This week’s Throwback Thursday is a compilation of speeches we recorded (and one interview) from 2013; including Col. Allen West, Louisiana State Senator Albert Guillory, author and Talk show Host Howie Carr, and Congressman Tom Delay.
Guest host Jim Lawrence joins us as we welcome Intelligent Conservative Rachel Alexander on tax burdens and tax policy. Then John Zmirak returns to discuss whether Christians, Conservatives, and even some Libertarians can coalesce to defend free speech and religious liberty against gay sharia and its blackmail tactics.
Anika Smith joins us talk about the raid on David Daleiden’s home and the seizure of unreleased Planned Parenthood videos. We’ll speak with Avi Melamed, an independent intelligence analyst and expert on the Middle east, on America’s declining influence and credibility in the middle east. And this weeks guest host is Ellen Kolb. And Jim Lawrence calls in to give us some promising news. It all starts Saturday morning at 9 am Eastern.
This week our special guest is John Zmirak, Senior Editor of The Stream. Our guest host is Max Abramson. It’s unapologetic conservative Talk Radio. Check it out!
Carrie Severino from Judicial Crisis Network joins us to talk about the Supreme Court and Obama Nominee Merrick Garland. We've also got Kimberly Morin in as guest-host. Check it out!
This week we talk about SJW's, Social engineering, morality versus factions in the liberty movement, the need for internal self-governance, fascists versus communists, Ruling class distrust of voters, and the latest Republican primary news.
We lost the live stream audio mid-show but the podcast recorded: This week we discuss the criminal enterprise that is New Hampshire and Medicaid Expansion, Ruling class/Country class politics, Feminists and Trans-glaciers (believe it, it is true), a new form of vandalism in Rhode Island, and US Sen. Kelly Ayotte's new electoral challengers.
AFP State director Greg Moore co-hosts as we welcome guests Chrissy Harbin, Stacy McCain, Michelle Levell. and Ed Naile, to talk about asset forfeiture, internet taxes, the newest Project Veritas vote fraud video, school choice, and getting banned from twitter.
This week we discuss government intrusions versus free market solutions, problems with the Trump populism and Trump populists, the best reason to vote for Ted Cruz (and why no one else still in the race should matter), Apple's privacy stand, and more.
This week we examine the post NH primary hangover, election fraud and an inside look at the latest Project Veritas Video, Democrat gun ban legislation, the SCOTUS ruling on Obama’s Clean Power Plan with AFP's Chrissy Harbin, and there's also plenty of talk about local control vs. central planning.
This week we welcome PBS News Hour political reporter Lisa Desjardins. Senior Economic Advisor at the American Principles Project, Ralph Benko. From the New Jersey Second Amendment Society, Alex Roubian. Max Abramson talks NH Medicaid Expansion. And our special guest host this week is Emily Sandblade.
This week we are introduced to the NH Income Tax Calculator. We also welcome Sen. Bob Smith on Ted Cruz, David McIntosh - President of Club for Growth, Aaron Day on the Medicaid Expansion hearing, Crissy Harris from AFP joins us to talk EPA overreach and Obama energy policy, and our guest co-host this week is Susan Olsen.
Guest host Jane Cormier joins us as we welcome New Hampshire Fisherman David Goethel (on Federal intrusions in to the Fishing industry), Pete Ingemi (Da Tech Guy), Rick Manning (from Americans for Limited Government), and Max Abramson drops in for our first legislative update of 2016.
In a GrokTALK! Exclusive Jorge Mesa-Tejada explains what really went down at that Hampstead committee meeting instead of what the NH media has been misreporting. Kevin Kervick is back in NH to discuss Campus culture, Students for Common Sense, and Campus carry. And Doug Sachletben (Club for Growth) joins us to talk about the State of the Union address. We also talk Vote fraud, GOP debate, how Trump is the RNC's dream candidate, and whether Ted Cruz put that birther business to bed or not.
It's the live stream version cleaned up a bit with this weeks guests, Doug Lambert and Jack Kimball - with special guests Skip Murphy and Kimberly Morin. We talk Trump and Cruz, the officer shooting in Philly, Taya Kyle's question to Obama, Muslim rape culture, the middle-class revolt, and a lot more.
From the NJ Second Amendment Society Alexander Roubian and Dan Francisco explain what Gov. Christie could have easily done for Gun rights in NJ but didn't. We are also joined by NHRTL's Jen Robidoux and Jane Cormier, and Grok Contributor Don Ewing discusses Terror and Islam.
We're back with the VP of Business and Culture at the Media Research Center – Dan Gainor, on the media response to the San Bernadino massacre and the COP 21 Climate clambake in Paris. Before that, Iraq war Vet and NY for Carly co-chair Kieran Lalor talks about Candidate Fiorina on foreign policy.
We flashback to April 2013 and our first broadcast from Concord. Our guests are Kevin Bloom (on hemp and beer), Former State Senator Gary Lambert (on the GOP), and Life advocate Ellen Kolb (On Gosnell, Planned Parenthood, and the Life movement.)
This weeks guests are Aaron Day, on his threatened third party challenge to NH Sen. Kelly Ayotte. Roger Wilkins from Concerned Veteran for America talks about VA reform. And refugee resettlement investigative journalist Jim Simpson is back to talk Syrian refugees and the larger refugee resettlement agenda.
This week we are the guests with Grok Bloggers Kim Gilbert, Skip Murphy, Scott Morales, Mike Rogers, Kimberly Morin, Susan Olsen, Don Ewing, , Rick Olson, and myself, on debates, drugs, Democrats, Terrorism, Immigration, the GOP, Free Speech vs. Snowflake U., and a lot more.
Note: Until issues with the live Spreaker feed are resolved the show will only be available as a podcast.
Audio problems reported during the program were corrected post-production.
This week we are joined by Carly Fiorina, from the Western Energy Alliance - Tim Wigley, State Senate candidate Leon Rideout, and former NH House Speaker Bill O'Brien- on a primary challenge to Sen. Kelly Ayotte
Not sure what happened with the live feed but that is why we have back ups; Here is the entire show with guests Rich Girard, Karen Vaughn, and Kimberly Morin. Plus, a whole bunch of WTF's, post debate banter, and more.
This week we are joined by Andrew Hemingway (Caucus and NH Young Republicans), CNHT Chair Ed Naile (Vote Fraud and voter Suppression), and NH House Rep Max Abramson on some upcoming legislation in the NH House.
Here's the podcast of our conversation and interviews in the run up to Saturday's 603 Alliance Grassroots Caucus. Candidates, issues, the band's sound check, who worked to win and who didn't, we got it all.
Libertarian author, speaker, and former vice presidential candidate, Wayne Allyn Root talks to us about Obama and Columbia University, Donald Trump's disruptive effect on the election, what happened with Scott Walker, and why you always want to be on offense.
Trevor Louden explains why he believes the next election is the last chance Republicans have to save America. He talks about why the GOP needs evangelicals to win, the consequence of a Democrat victory, and who might be on a Republican dream cabinet.
Former Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore was on hand at the Republican Liberty Caucus Convention on Saturday. He is running for the Republican Presidential nomination and took some time to speak with us.
From the RLC National Convention, our interviews with Wayne Allyn Root, Trevor Loudon, Rand Paul Campaign manager Mike Biundo, GOP Presidential Candidate Mark Everson, and political activists Fran Wendelboe and Tom Flaherty.
Here are the remarks of Republican Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum from the Practical Federalism Forum
Senator Ted Cruz answers questions on the real partisan divide, the Washington Cartel, devolving power back to the states, and on the flat tax.
Ted Cruz' remarks at last Saturday's Practical Federalism Forum. (Q & A will be posted separately)
After her remarks, Carly Fiorina took questions on Education and Standardized testing, Special interest money and the government complexity that favors them, Israel and the Iran deal, and more.
Republican Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina's remarks at the Practical Federalism Forum at SNHU this past Saturday. (The Q & A will be posted separately.)
This edited version of Saturday's program includes interviews with Stanley Kurtz from National Review; UT State Rep Ken Ivory; From Iowa - Caffeinated Thoughts author Shane Vander Hart; NH's Jeff Chidester and Ann Marie Banfield; plus podium remarks from Bryan McCormack (Cornerstone Policy Research) and Sean Fieler - Chairman of the American Principles project.
For Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina, Rick Santorum, Robert Murray, and other participants in the Practical Federalism Forum event, check back here throughout the week or at GraniteGrok.com
ICYMI - Part two of our interview with Rich Girard, who is running for the Manchester Board of School committee. We talk about how good education policy only comes from ensuring that parents and school boards are not just involved but informed so they can be educated participants in the process.
Part II (much shorter) with Stanley Kurtz (including our interview), Robert Murray, and more...
Carly Fiorina, Ted Cruz, Rick Santorum, and more. It's the Practical Federalism Forum, from SNHU in Hooksett New Hampshire.
Jane Cormier, and Ian and Jody Underwood join us as we discuss life, school choice - and defying the Attorney General, the meaning of words in law and constitutions, and a lot more.
*This is the podcast version of the live show - fewer commercials and no news read)
This week we are joined by Steve Lonegan Dir. of Monetary Policy for American Principles in Action. Susan Olsen with a “no vetoes were overridden day” recap. Kimberly Morin from with a report on a protest outside the NH Dem State Party Convention. The WTF, and...a lot more.
This week Canadian Health care refugee Shona Holms returns with more warnings about government takeover of health care. Talk show host Rich Girard joins us to talk issues with the education bureaucracy and why he's running for School Board. And Max Abramson provides details on six bills that were vetoed and are up for override votes this week in the Legislature.
*Same as the live stream version with a bit of buff and polish- all the interview content is identical.
This week former Reagan Special Counsel - Ralph Benko on the failures of the Fed, Trump 2016 national campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, from Riccochet.com - Max Ledoux, and Susan Olsen Calls it in from the Concord Gun Show.
*Same as the Live stream Sept 5th file just edited to 120 min.
ICYMI - We sat down with Thumbtack.com chief economist Jon Lieber to talk about their 2015 mall Business survey. We discuss small business owner sentiment, what they view as the biggest barriers put in place by government. Suggested alternatives to remove those barriers. And NH's A+ rating and #2 ranking nationally in the 2015 Survey.
Senator Cruz attended a house party in Hollis, New Hampshire Sunday evening and we were invited to live stream and record the event. Here are his complete remarks.
This is the polished version of the live show (for my blog/podcast feed) with our guests Jorge Mesa-Tejada, Richard Olson, Max Abramson, Kimberly Morin calls in from the Summit at Jackson Hole, WY, and senior Writer Stella Morabito from the Federalist joins us as well.
This week we are joined by Thumbtack.com's chief economist Jon Lieber, LFGC President Rick Olson, Emily Sandblade updates us on the Goffstown GOP barbecue, and AFP's Greg Moore calls in from the Defending the Dream Summit.
This week we are joined by New Hampshire Liberty Alliance Chair Paul Best, Pro-life speaker and activist Darlene Pawlik, New Hampshire House Rep. John Burt, and Senior Writer for National Journal – John Judis.
This week we are joined by David Bozell from ForAmerica with post-debate analysis. Jane Cormier from NHRTL has an update on their court case. Susan Olsen guest hosts, and we do 15 minute dual-broadcast on WCRN with Pete Ingemi.
This week our guests are Ambassador Gregory Slayton, AFP NH State director Greg Moore, Jorge Mesa-Tejada, and Max Abramson
(Skip to 2:50 for the start of the show.)
This week we are joined by Governor George Pataki, Education advocate Michelle Levell, and Keith Carlsen joins us to discuss the Health Care Compact
We continue with Mike Farris, on the political abandonment of the limiting principles of the constitution. How we got here. How we get back. Then it's on to the Iran treaty and how 4 presidential candidates (from the US Senate) violated the constitution when they voted to change the rules for ratifying treaties.
GrokTALK! is back in the studio with Lawrence McQuillian (Independent Institute), Mike Farris (Constitutional appellate litigator), Kevin Bloom (Religious Liberty), and Max Abramson (on NH's dumbest law)
This week Mike, Skip, and Steve do the show from Hillsborough, New Hampshire, before our bonus broadcast of the CNHT Taxpayer picnic. This week we talk big government, creeping fascism, spineless Republicans, the left erasing history, and a lot more.
Fredo Arias King talks about international relations with Mexico, and the far reaching effect of a foreign policy decision made by the Bush campaign in April of 2009, (and mirrored by brother Jeb as then Gov. of Florida).
GrokTALK! took the 4th of July off. We'll be back with a new program soon.
(The Program starts at apx. 2 min) Education advocate Ann Marie Banfield joins us to talk parental rights, Jim Kofalt discusses the mission of the 603 Alliance, and Mark Lucas from AFP New Hampshire speaks about the Road to Reform.
Author James Simpson joins us to disucss Refugee resettlement, Greg Moore calls in on Budgets, Mike Gill reports on local corruption in government, and we also have George Lambert and Jorge Mesa-Tejada.
Trevor Loudon speaks to the 603 Alliance Grassroots Summit about the Marxist takeover of the unions in America, their takeover Democrat party, and the role of immigration policy in creating a one-party state.
House Rep Frank Edelblut synthesizes the path to legislative success (and failure?) in under ten minutes; your caucus (your party) needs a vision, and then a legislative strategy to achieve it, but reality is often something very different.
(And yes, I forgot the stingers before and after...)
Learn more about the 603 Alliance at http://603Alliance.org
From the 603 Alliance Conservative Summit, the case for delivering a conservative Republican Presidential nominee in 2016.
Learn more about the 603 Alliance at http://603Alliance.org
Former Speaker Bill O'Brien Co-hosts along with Skip and Steve with guests George Lambert, and Jane Cormier.
This week former House Rep. Emily Sandblade examines the Women's Defense League of New Hampshire Poll on concealed carry; House Rep. Max Abramson joins us to discuss criminal justice issues; and David Bozell from ForAmerica talks about the recent court ruling on Obama Amnesty. (Skip to 2:28 for the start of the show or...listen to the pre-show elevator music. Your choice.)
This week Doug Sachletben from Club for Growth takes issue with Gov. Huckabee’s record on Taxes. We also talk about the NH AG arresting someone for vote suppression and the trail of evidence that follows the perp Carl Gibson. Some South Koreans visited NH to learn about Right to Know, the Boondoggle band plays on, and a whole lot more...(And our apologies for the Spreaker stream crash during the live-program and subsequent difficulties that followed. That's why we digitally record a back up.)
Jazz Shaw, David Bozell, Max Abramson and Jorge Mesa-Tejada join us to talk budgets, Primaries, Special Elections, Illinois Politics, Secession movements, Email Hoaxes, the Stephanoctopus, and a lot more.
Kimberly Morin, Greg Moore, Brent Gardner, Michelle Levell, and Jane Cormier join us to talk about special elections, bailouts, the Export Import Bank, recent British elections, education legislation, Fetal homicide, and more.
*This podcast is identical to the published live-stream version minus the 49 seconds of dead air.
(Pardon the pre-show dead air - the Full Podcast starts at 0:49 seconds)
This week we are joined by Greg Moore - AFP-NH, Brent Gardner - the AFP VP of Government affairs on the Ex-Im Bank, Kimberly Morin - on the special election candidate Maureen Mann, Jane Cormier on Life Legislation, and Michelle Levell on Education Legislation.
Greg Kline from RedMaryland gives us an in-state look at the Baltimore Riots. We've also got a weather/climate update, updates on casinos and concealed carry, and the NHGOP gets the WTF of the week. (Plus you get about 90 seconds of pre-show before the program actually begins..)
Despite a host of unusual technical challenges this week (including losing 5 1/2 minutes mid-show), we salvaged a great program for you.
David Bozell from ForAmerica joined us to talk about bad tax policy and how everyone in Washington is to blame; Ed Naile updates us on the complete lack of ballot integrity in NH; Kimberly Morin shares more details on the legislative effort to bail out a rich white guy; we've got news from Right to Life, a legislative update, and a winner from a large crop of potential WTF's for the week.
This week we are joined by Carly Fiorina, Max Abramson, Pete Ingemi, and Kevin Bloom. Note: This is our first Spreaker 'Live Streamed' feed so there is 8 1/2 minutes of chatter before the show actually starts. Feel free to jump to 8:34 for the actual program.
This week our guests are Susan Olsen (2A and Legislative update), Yvonne Dean-Bailey (Special election candidate for the NH House), and Jody Underwood (On school choice, vouchers, and Education in Croydon, NH). We've also got Uber, Down-shifting, decentralization, forest management, local control, and more...
This week our guests are Phil Kerpen from American Commitment, Ed Naile has a voter fraud update, Storm chaser Ron Moore joins us, Kimberly Morin calls in on what looks like a local crony bailout, and Mark Osbourne talks taxpayers and budgets v. Union pressure and intimidation.
This week our gusts are Hal Shurtleff - Regional director for the John Birch Society, Health Care advocate Dr. Betsy McCaughey, and NH House Rep Max Abramson
Former House Rep Emily Sandblade joins us along with Susan Olsen to discuss everything from Hillary Clinton, to what you can learn at Liberty forum, to State Senators, default budgets, The Regular folk and politics, and how liberals are always one twig-snap away from resorting to violence.
This is the interview Senator Ted Cruz called "..the most substantive, serious conversation I've had in terms of a discussion of the issues," and he went on to "complement the degree of depth we got into on constitutional issues."
Alvin C joins us for a conversation about the rule of Law and the constitution as the highest law. We also touch on keeping your oath, King v. Burwell, and why words need to mean something.
We discuss Dr. Singer's recent article in the Wall Street Journal and the problem with electronic Health Records (EHR's). And it isn't the EHR's, it is the government take over and how arbitrary Federal mandates have made them less effective. We also cover some of the false presumptions people have about them.
We talk about how Seattle small business owners "feel" about that $15/hr minimum wage the progressives had to have, where not to go in New Hampshire if you want the base to vote for you, then its on to death taxes followed by a few minutes on electricity and energy.
This is the complete speech by Senator Ted Cruz today (3/15/2015) at TurboCam in Barrington, New Hampshire--attending the Strafford County Republicans Chili and Chat. This Podcast also includes the Q and A, which takes up most of the segment, and a brief two question interview after with GrokTALK!
Please Note: While we had a direct feed from the Senators microphone I had to amp up and filter the audio to hear most of the questions from the un-mic'd audience. One was so weak I deleted the gap where the question would have been, but you can hear the Senators Response.
We live streamed a Ted Cruz event with the Strafford County Republicans this afternoon. During the Q & A Senator Cruz was asked if he is running for President, and this was his response.
Matt Simon is the New England Political Director and Legislative Analyst at Marijuana Policy Project. Matt joins us to discuss the changing culture, Marijuana legalization, and the status of legalization in New Hampshire.
The head of New Hampshire Right to Life joins us to discuss upcoming programs and events, and the cultural turn away from abortion including among young people.
This week Texas Senator Ted Cruz joins us GrokTALK!, but before that we have Dr. Jeffrey Springer on the issues with government mandates on Electronic Health Records (EHR's), and Jane Cormier discusses Right to Life and the cultural change she sees taking shape on the issue of life
Note: The first broadcast segment of today's show was not included in this version of the podcast. Due to recording issues it will be posted separately after I rebuild the audio.
It's always great to have Ian Underwood joins us and this was no exception. We've got Shaolin Rifleworks, the serenity of self-defense, the lefts lack of limiting principles, Senator David Pierce (again) this time encapsulating the violence of progressive government; then a great discussion about principles vs outcomes
Greg Moore from American's For Prosperity joins us to talk about base line 'shared principles,' constructive disagreement, and the extreme idea that people should have control over their own lives. We've also got Right to Work (Passed in MN, failed in NH), as well as toll dodging, feeling sorry for people who aren't Texans, and the passing mention of white chicken chili.
Kimberly Morin joins us as we continue to skewer Senator Pierce. We've got a bunch of WTF suggestions, one of which involves Governor Chris Christie's Campaign boy Matt Mowers.
The head of NH Right to Life joins us as we discuss Life and Liberty, and a bill by Democrat David Pierce that would have required employers to include what kind of contraceptive coverage they offer...on employment applications.
With over 5 hours of audio from Liberty Forum I will not be posting it all as one file. Instead, it comes to you in segments.
We begin with a brief shout out to Andrew Hosmer, discuss tanning beds, Renny Cushing and permissible sexual contact (with the necessary paperwork) then get into the weeds on concealed carry law in New Hampshire with guest Derrik J. who was denied a pistol revolver license in New Hampshire and has a case pending before the State Supreme Court.