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The Only Good Muslim is a Bad Muslim

The Senior Editor at Stream.org, John Zmirack joins me for a conversation about “refugees” from Muslim nations, the absence of persecuted Arab Christians among these relocated populations, and how the only good Muslim for American culture, is a bad Muslim.    

Goldwater and Trump

Mike Rogers joins me to discuss similarities between the Establishment’s treatment of Trump and Goldwater. We also look at chatter over state-level races in New Hampshire.

Kimberly Morin

Kimberly Morin took a few minutes away from the 31st annual Gun Rights Policy Conference over the weekend (in Tampa, Florida) to talk about the event, the speakers, and, yes, Gun Rights.  

Podcast #160

This week, my guests are John Zmirack, Senior Editor from Stream.org, and Ann Corcoran the editor of Refugee Resettlement Watch. I’ve also got Kimberly Morin from the 31st annual Gun Rights Policy Conference in Tampa FL,  and Mike Rogers is back as well.

Ann Corcoran

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.  

Gender Identity Guidance

The Massachusetts Commission against Discrimination has issued a draft document titled “Gender Identity Guidance” that could cause trouble for churches in the Bay State. Dustin Siggins explains the issue as we explore the ramifications for free speech and religious freedom.  

An Unexceptional America

Mike Rogers joins me to discuss the ongoing effort by the professional left to make America unexceptional. There’s even a nod to Austin Powers in there if you can find it.  

Post NH Primary Analysis

Greg Moore, the New Hampshire state Director of Americans for Prosperity, provides some post-NH Primary Analysis. Winners, losers, Surprises, and more.  

Podcast #159

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.  

Interview: Steve Kenda

Steve Kenda is in a 4-way primary to represent the Republican Party in State Senate District 24. Steve and I discuss concealed carry, accessibility of public documents, domicile and voter ID, and policies detrimental to New Hampshire businesses.

Interview: Dave McCray

Dave McCray is a small business owner who is running for the state house. We talk about the burdens the state puts on job creators and how Dave would like to relieve them.

Andrew Kohlhofer

My conversation with Andrew Kohlhofer who is running for the New Hampshire House in Rockingham County District 33.

John Washburn

John Washburn is running for the NH House in Hillsborough County District 21. John took a few minutes to talk to me about Judicial reform and other state and local issues.  

Interview: Joe Duarte – NH State Senate

Joe Duarte is running for the NH State Senate in District 16. Joe has served in the NH House for years and took some time to talk with me about local and national issues before tomorrow’s primary. http://granitegrok.com/GrokTalk/By-Snippets/2016-09-10%20Joe%20Duarte.mp3

Podcast #158

This week we chat with Republican candidates with New Hampshire primaries this upcoming Tuesday including, Andy Kohlhofer, John Washburn, Joe Duarte, Steve Kenda, and Dave McCray    

Waterloo Valley

Susan Olsen provides in-depth details and reporting about Waterville Valley that could affect Chris Sununu’s showing in next week’s Republican primary.  

Podcast #157 This is Not Just a Test!

Kimberly Morin and Susan Olsen join me as we explore the wondrous mystery that is Chris Sununu’s stewardship of Waterville Valley. And we take you beyond the news you’ve seen with details no one else has reported.

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New Hampshire Judges Must Have Skipped the 5th Grade

There is an outstanding editorial by Ian Underwood in the Manchester Union Leader. Here’s a taste. The state constitution says only four things about schooling. First, that: “it shall be the duty of the legislators and magistrates, (…) to cherish the interest of literature and the sciences, and all seminaries and public schools.” Second, that … Read more

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