Podcast

James O’Keefe spends an hour with us in-studio (and a few minutes before that by phone). Before that, Jorge Mesa-Tejada fills us in on the Earl of Metzler–a local school superintendent who rules with an executive style unlike president Obama – it’s his school district and he’ll do what he wants, New Hampshire laws and … Read more

This week we are joined by Dr. Joe Hannon and Dr. Jeffrey Singer to talk ObamaCare, Medicare, Medicaid, the new HealthCare regime, and what it is doing to care and professionals tasked with delivering it.

California’s new Gun Shall Issue Law, The Right to Self defense, Crime, Morality, Leadership, Scott Walker, Bill O’Brien, and more…

Jonathan Last, is a senior writer at the Weekly Standard and the editor of The Seven Deadly Virtues.  He joins GrokTALK! for a discussion about the book, the talent–PJ O’Rourke, Jonah Goldberg, Michael Graham, Matt Labash, and 14 more–and the culture that made such a funny look at virtue such a great idea.  

Radio host Pete Ingemi joins us to talk about the changing dynamics in congress, what Republican majorities might, can, could, or shouldn’t do in the next two years, and why every Democrat must be made to understand that there is a long term price for whatever Barack Obama does that he will never have to … Read more

Segment one is always a cornucopia of conversations, a political potpourri, packed into a roughly 25 minute round-table relay.  This week is no exception.  We’ve got ‘Firearms Season,’ Jimmy Pindell goes to print, those among us who are not ‘camera ready,’ Jonathan Gruber as poster-child for the left and its fascistic regulatory state, the diminished … Read more

This week Senior writer for The Weekly Standard Jonathan Last joins us to talk about his recent book ‘The Seven Deadly Virtues.*’  Before that DaTechGuy Pete Ingemi gives us his thoughts on the election, the lame duck congress, and the new Republican Majority.

Michael Boldin from the Tenth Amendment Center joins us to talk election results — not candidates but issues; state’s rights issues.

We continue our post election analysis with Greg Moore, and are then joined by former NH House Speaker Bill O’Brien, to get his thoughts on the November 2014 election results.

Greg Moore is the NH State Directer for Americans for Prosperity and a former NH House chief of staff.  He joins us to discuss the election, the lefts presidential ground game for the midterm in NH, the new Republican majorities, and state and federal level losses (like Scott Brown).

This week on GT it’s a post election round up with AFP-NH’s Greg Moore, Former NH House Speaker Bill O’Brien, the Tenth Amendment Centers Michael Boldin, and NH State Senate Candidate George Lambert.

Darlene Pawlik from New Hampshire Right to Life joins us to talk about the defense of the pre-born, the rights of those nearing the end of their natural lives, the language of the left, the value of life, the very real effect of abortion on women, why life begins at conception and  more…

Candidate Emily O’Neil joins us to talk about her campaign and the issues (she is running as a write in: Bedford).  Emily lost her race by a handful of votes and is running to displace a tax and spend, D rated, anti gun Republican – Terry Wolf.  Emily focuses on how we need to make … Read more

This Week – Why a local reporter made national news, Radio host Pete Ingemi updates us on elections in Massachusetts, Darlene Pawlik from New Hampshire right to life shares her story, and candidate Emily O’Neil talks about real feminism, not the progressive plantation variety.

House Candidate Guy Comtois joins us we talk about policy to attract businesses to New Hampshire, dealing with an aging population, tolerating congressional hypocrisy (we shouldn’t), wresting control of media and the message to balance things out a bit, and the cost of shifting power back down to towns and states.

Write in Candidate Christine Ivinjack joins us to talk about her race, the issues, and how the other candidates feel about her running a a write-in.  (Hint- they don’t like it.)

Dave DeVoy joins us to provide some insight into something very few folks think much about in New Hampshire –  county politics.  Dave is running for County commissioner in Belknap county and shares his priorities if elected, and explains some of what goes on at this level of government.

Plenty of topics in segment one, as always, but you can’t run away from the theme; the folks who stand on principle are the bad guys while everyone else capitulates and tries to cover it up by claiming it’s bipartisan.  Should we pronounce it like Courtesans? Note so the “Bipartesans”…if you are always the one … Read more

This week, we touch on tons of topis including the politics of access, caving on principles,  some county politics, and  how government regulation and taxation affects small businesses, and how New Hampshire in particular disadvantages its small business owners.   Joining us are Jane Cormier, and candidates David DeVoy, Christine Ivinjack, and Guy Comtois.

Former State Senate Candidate Steve Kenda continues the discussion of energy along with Susan Olsen (our on staff energy expert), as we delve into capacity, delivery, plant shutdowns, and what New England needs realistically to meet the demands of the Northeast market.  Then there’s the circular cabal within the PUC, we talk China’s pollution, RGGI, … Read more