This episode of New Hampshire Today delves into the complexities of the Middle East conflict and the implications of the recent attack on the ship. We also explore the story of the Russian oligarch who gifted Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding with hundreds of thousands of dollars, and what this might say about the Trump administration's ties to Russia. Additionally, we discuss the upcoming New Hampshire election and the latest polls showing a close race between Republican nominee John E. Sununu and Democratic candidate Chris Pappas.

The conversation touches on the challenges facing Sununu in the election, including the unpopularity of the Trump administration and the issues with cost of living. We also hear from experts on how Sununu might try to make the election a choice rather than a referendum on President Trump. Meanwhile, the controversy surrounding the Russian oligarch's gift raises questions about the nature of their relationship with the Trump family and the implications for the administration's policies.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest news and analysis from New Hampshire, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear more about these stories and the experts who are weighing in on them.

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The conversation centers around the concerns that AI is developing at a pace that's hard to keep up with, and the potential risks it poses to humanity. A former researcher has come forward warning that AI developers are more focused on defeating each other than on addressing the concerns about humanity's future. Meanwhile, President Trump has pushed back on these concerns, saying that a smart president is all the control AI needs. But is this a reassuring message, or just a way to downplay the issue?

The discussion also touches on the mixed signals from Congress, with some lawmakers saying they're ready to move forward with legislation, while others claim it's too early to act. The guest, Dean Spiliotes, shares his insights on the complexities of regulating AI, and the need for a more nuanced approach. He also raises questions about President Trump's motivations, suggesting that his stance on AI might be influenced by the interests of tech companies.

If you're interested in understanding the latest developments in AI and the implications for our world, tune in to this episode of The New Hampshire Today to hear the full conversation and join the discussion.

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This episode of New Hampshire Today is a must-listen for anyone interested in the state's pivotal role in the upcoming federal elections. Joining Chris Ryan is Joe Gruters, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, who shares his insights on the RNC's strategy in the Granite State.

The conversation covers the RNC's commitment to supporting Republican candidates in New Hampshire, including John Sununu and Anthony DiLorenzo, who are running for the Senate and CD1 and CD2 respectively. Gruters discusses the challenges posed by the midterm elections, including the impact of gas prices and the president's efforts to address the issue. He also touches on the Trump dividend, a proposed plan to share the benefits of Republican control with American citizens.

Throughout the conversation, Gruters emphasizes the importance of the First in the Nation primary, which New Hampshire has maintained despite the DNC's attempts to diminish it. He argues that the Democrats' decision to schedule their own primary outside of the First in the Nation calendar is a sign of their disdain for the Granite State.

To hear more about the RNC's strategy in New Hampshire and the implications of the First in the Nation primary, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today.

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In this episode, we dive into the mindset of a pitcher who's not just focused on winning, but on enjoying the game. Tolley shares his thoughts on what it takes to stay motivated and focused, even when things get tough. We also hear from his catcher, Adley Rutschman, about the strong relationship they've built on the mound. It's a conversation that's all about the human side of sports, and what makes a team truly special.

From the importance of having fun while playing to the unique bond between pitcher and catcher, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves baseball. We're also joined by other members of the team, including Roman Anthony and Willson Contreras, who share their thoughts on Tolle's impact on the team.

So if you're looking for a fresh perspective on the game, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at what makes the Red Sox tick, and why Payton Tolle is more than just a talented pitcher – he's a leader and a teammate who inspires his teammates every day.

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In this episode, we dive into the latest news on President Trump's stance on AI, including his comments on the need to win the AI race against China. We also examine the differing views on regulation among lawmakers, with some calling for a more hands-off approach and others advocating for greater oversight. Our guest, Julia Manchester, White House Correspondent from The Hill and News Nation, shares her insights on the current state of AI and its implications for the future.

The discussion touches on the potential risks and benefits of AI, including its impact on the economy, national security, and human morality. We also explore the tension between the Trump administration's desire for less regulation and the growing calls for intervention from AI tech leaders. As the debate continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the future of AI will have far-reaching consequences for individuals and nations alike.

Tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation and join the discussion on the complex issues surrounding AI. With expert insights and analysis, we'll help you stay up-to-date on the latest developments and understand the implications for our world.

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The conversation touches on the recent surge in oil prices, which has seen diesel rise by 32 cents on average over the past week in the US. Jonathan explains how the war in Ukraine is contributing to the shortage, as well as the closure of a key Saudi pipeline. He also discusses President Trump's recent announcement that he will remove tariffs on Irish whiskey, and the implications of this move.

The episode also delves into the complex world of international relations, with Jonathan sharing insights on the current state of play between the US and Iran. He discusses a recent incident involving an Iranian cargo vessel and the planned meeting between Iran, Oman, and other Gulf nations to regulate shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest economic and international news, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear Chris Ryan's conversation with Jonathan Savage.

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The Patriots' loss to the Seahawks was a tough one, with quarterback Drake May throwing three interceptions in the second half. Despite a strong defensive effort, the team just couldn't seem to get back on track. Coach Mike Vrabel was optimistic about the team's chances, but acknowledged that they need to work on their consistency. The Red Sox, on the other hand, are still in the running for a playoff spot, but their offense has been struggling lately. We talk to Red Sox players Roman Anthony and Mickey Gasper about their experiences and what they're doing to turn things around.

One of the most interesting stories coming out of the Red Sox is the success of Mickey Gasper, who has been hitting home runs left and right. We talk to him about his approach to the game and how he's been able to overcome obstacles to achieve his success. Roman Anthony also shares his thoughts on the team's dynamics and how they're working together to make a playoff push.

If you want to hear more about the Patriots' struggles and the Red Sox's playoff push, tune in to this episode of The Press Pass. We'll break down the details of these two teams' recent performances and what they can expect in the coming weeks.

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This episode of New Hampshire Today takes a poignant look back at the events of September 11th, 2001, and the aftermath that followed. Joining us is U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen, who shares her personal experiences as Governor of New Hampshire at the time of the attacks. She reflects on the country's response, the resilience of its people, and the importance of unity in the face of adversity. 

Chris and Senator Shaheen explore the themes of unity, resilience, and the importance of shared humanity. We discuss the ways in which the country came together in the aftermath of 9/11, and how those lessons have been forgotten in recent years. We also examine the impact of partisan politics on our society and the need for leadership to bring us back together.

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, we're reminded of the importance of remembering the past and learning from its lessons. Join us as we reflect on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and explore the ways in which we can come together as a nation. Listen to the full episode to hear Senator Shaheen's reflections and the stories of those who were affected by the attacks.

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Roman shares his thoughts on what makes this Sox team special, and how they've been able to maintain a strong team dynamic despite the ups and downs of the season. He also opens up about the challenges of adjusting to life in the spotlight, and how he's learned to stay true to himself despite the expectations of others. From the importance of teamwork to the value of staying grounded, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the personal side of professional sports.

One of the things that sets this Sox team apart is their ability to stay focused on the game, even when key players are out. Their young players have been able to step up and make a big impact, and it's clear that the team's strong culture has a lot to do with it. Roman also talks about the importance of learning from veteran players and using his platform to make a positive impact.

If you're interested in hearing more about this inspiring young player and the team he's a part of, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.

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This episode takes a poignant look at the significance of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, with a report from the ground in New York City. Our guest shares insights into the preparations and emotions surrounding the ceremony, highlighting the importance of remembering the victims and their families. We also hear about the additional moment of silence being held this year to honor those who have lost their lives due to 9/11-related illnesses. The conversation touches on the impact of the attacks on the city and its residents, and how the event continues to shape the lives of those who were there.

As we reflect on the past quarter century, it's clear that the memories of that fateful day remain vivid in the minds of those who experienced it. Our guest shares stories of people who have come forward to share their personal accounts of the attacks, and how the city's residents are still grappling with the aftermath.

Join us as we explore the complexities of remembering and honoring the victims of 9/11, and the ongoing impact on the city and its people. Listen to this powerful episode to hear the stories and reflections that bring this important anniversary to life.

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In this episode, Senator Sununu discusses the lessons learned from 9/11 and how they've influenced the country's approach to counter-terrorism. He also shares his thoughts on the current state of politics and the upcoming election in New Hampshire. As a seasoned politician, he offers a unique perspective on the challenges facing the state and the nation.

The conversation also touches on the economy, job creation, and the role of government in supporting working families. Senator Sununu shares his experiences in the private sector and how they've shaped his approach to public service. He also addresses criticisms from his opponent, Chris Pappas, and responds to concerns about his financial background.

If you're interested in hearing more about Senator Sununu's insights on 9/11, the state of politics, and the economy, tune in to this episode to hear his thoughts on these critical issues and how they impact New Hampshire and the nation.

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This episode is a poignant reflection on the day that changed the world. Eric's story is a testament to the bravery and selflessness of those who risked everything to report on the tragedy. We delve into the complexities of the attacks, the heroism of the first responders, and the ongoing impact on those who were there. It's a thought-provoking conversation that will leave you moved and inspired.

As Eric recounts his experiences, we're reminded of the importance of remembering and honoring the victims and their families. We also explore the ongoing legacy of the 9/11 attacks, including the health risks faced by those who were present at Ground Zero. Eric's story is a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by those who put themselves in harm's way to bring us the news.

In this episode, Eric shares his insights on the importance of never forgetting the lessons of 9/11. He also talks about the Fox News podcast series, Fox News Rewind, 9-11, 25 years later, which explores the meaning and impact of that fateful day. Join us as we reflect on the past, honor the present, and look to the future. Listen to this episode to hear Eric's powerful story and gain a deeper understanding of the significance of 9/11.

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In this episode, Chris Pappas shares his vision for the state's economy, democracy, and the country as a whole. He discusses the impact of the current administration's policies on everyday people, from rising healthcare costs to the effects of the trade war. Pappas emphasizes the need for a new voice in Washington who will put the people of New Hampshire first and work to build a fairer economy.

The conversation also touches on the role of money in politics, with Pappas highlighting his efforts to take on big money and special interests. He talks about the importance of addressing issues like healthcare, housing, and childcare, and how these issues are connected to making life better for New Hampshire families.

To hear more about Chris Pappas' vision for New Hampshire and the country, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today.

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 She emphasizes the need for a single-payer universal healthcare program like Medicare for All, which she believes will save lives and be fiscally responsible. She also calls for politicians to stop taking money from foreign-aligned lobbies and to prioritize the needs of the people over corporate interests.

The discussion highlights the importance of holding politicians accountable for their actions and the need for a government that truly represents the people. Dr. Manzur's comments on the current state of politics are eye-opening, and her vision for a better future is inspiring.

If you're interested in learning more about the issues that matter most to New Hampshire residents, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today to hear Dr. Manzur's insightful thoughts and analysis.

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In this episode, DiLorenzo shares his thoughts on what sets him apart from his opponent, including his experience as a small business owner and his commitment to fiscal responsibility. He also discusses the importance of addressing the state's affordability issues, such as high energy costs and the housing crisis, and how he plans to bring a pipeline from Pennsylvania to lower energy costs and create jobs in New Hampshire. Additionally, he weighs in on the topic of Medicare for all, explaining why he believes it's a bad approach due to the country's significant financial burdens.

DiLorenzo's conversation with the Chris touches on the challenges facing the state and the country, including the impact of the Iran war and what he categorizes as the Unaffordable Care Act. He emphasizes the need for transparency and competition in the healthcare industry and proposes a healthcare reform that benefits the people of the United States.

To hear more about DiLorenzo's vision for New Hampshire and his plans for Congress, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today.

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Stefany Shaheen's campaign was built on a strong coalition of supporters, including Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter, Senator Hassan, and Christian Urrutia, who ultimately dropped out of the race to endorse her candidacy. Her message of putting New Hampshire first and being a champion for the people resonated with voters, and she was able to stay focused on the issues that matter most, such as healthcare and the economy.

In a conversation that touches on the broader themes of the election, Stephanie Shaheen discusses the importance of defying the political gravity and staying true to her values. She also addresses the role of external issues, such as the war in Iran and the impact of the Trump administration's policies on everyday Americans. With a potential Democratic majority in the House and Senate on the horizon, she shares her vision for the kind of change that can be achieved.

Tune in to hear Stefany Shaheen's thoughts on the road ahead. What does this win mean for the general election, and how will she work to bring relief and change to the people of New Hampshire? Listen to the full episode to find out.

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This episode of New Hampshire Today delves into the pressing issues facing the country, from the effects of the president's tariff policy to the growing concerns of young people and families struggling to make ends meet. Senator Kelly discusses the need for accountability and the importance of a functioning government that prioritizes the needs of its citizens. He also touches on the role of the Democratic Party in addressing these issues and the potential for bipartisan legislation.

The senator shares his insights on the current state of the country, highlighting the need for a change in direction and the importance of electing leaders who will put the needs of the working class and middle class first. He also discusses the challenges of working with a president who has shown a disregard for the law and the importance of holding him accountable.

As a potential candidate for the presidency in 2028, Senator Kelly reflects on his background and experience, including his time in the Navy and his work as an engineer. He emphasizes the need for a leader who can approach problems differently and work towards finding solutions that benefit all Americans.

To hear more of Senator Kelly's thoughts on these pressing issues and his potential future plans, tune in to this episode of New Hampshire Today.

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Khanna, a proud progressive Democrat, advocates for a "New Deal" for the 21st century, which includes economic patriotism, a Marshall Plan for America, and a national economic development bank. He wants to help small and medium-sized manufacturers, invest in trade schools, and provide affordable education and healthcare. Khanna also proposes taxing billionaires to fund these initiatives and believes that this vision is not only progressive but also modern and comprehensive.

Khanna emphasizes that the Democratic Party should focus on offering a vision that speaks to the concerns of working-class Americans, rather than just bashing Trump. He believes that a clear economic roadmap is key to winning the 2028 election and that he has the best economic vision for the country at this moment.

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