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In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about President Biden’s mismanagement of international tensions, the global persecution of Christians and the growing political divide in the United States. Steve breaks down key points made in the book American Harvest by Marie Mutsuki Mockett. This episode also contains a speech delivered by Representative Jim Jordan about the egregious mistreatment of former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the new partisan redistricting maps signed into law and how those maps reek of gerrymandering, Donald Trump and the January 6 riots, new developments in the JFK assassination, the influx of people moving to red states, the crime wave hitting San Francisco, the Biden vaccine mandates for certain businesses, Michael Flynn being allowed to sue CNN, how the media have become the voice of the Democratic Party and how Democrat-run cities are seeing murder rates soar.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the passing of Bob Dole and his impact on America, Jussie Smollett’s conviction for staging a hate crime, the U.S. Supreme Court allowing the Texas abortion ban law to continue and other key cases facing the conservative High Court, Sen. Mitch McDonnell and the debt ceiling and the continued COVID mandates across the nation. Steve also discusses the supply chain problem, the ongoing crime crisis in Albuquerque, the decision by State Sen. Jacob Candelaria to change party affiliation, the redistricting maps under consideration in Santa Fe and how Democrats are gerrymandering boundaries and the rejection of the proposed PNM-Avangrid merger.
And host Derek Underhill talks with Albuquerque City Councilor-elect Renee Grout about her big victory in the December 7 runoff election.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks with Frank Nymeyer of Carlsbad radio about vaccination mandates to visit the Roundhouse, failed COVID policies here and around the nation, the upcoming legislative session and growing momentum in the Republican Party. Steve also addresses election fraud, RPNM’s court challenges regarding election integrity, President Biden’s radical energy policies and how Gov. Lujan Grisham is failing to stand up for the oil and gas industry.
Host Derek Underhill talks with Duke Machado, the National Director of the Latino Strike Force. Machado speaks about efforts to get more Latinos involved in the Republican Party and to get them to turn to conservative values. He also discusses how the Strike Force is mobilizing to help political campaigns around the country.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the U.S. Supreme Court hearing on abortion, Trump appointments of judgeships, the latest international travel ban, how the media is a mouthpiece for Democrats, the ATF’s push to change gun registration rules, President Biden’s call to change how oil companies pay for drilling on federal land and how that plan would hurt New Mexico and consumers. Steve also discusses how inflation is hurting farmers, the tensions between Taiwan and China, a New Mexico town that’s encouraging people to be armed at council meetings and the vaccine mandates across the nation.
Host Derek Underhill then talks with Dinah Vargas, a radio host and former state Representative candidate, about how more Hispanics and Democrats are turning to the Republican Party. She talks about what motivated her to change parties.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the verdict in the Rittenhouse trial, the NM Supreme Court decision on petitions to convene citizen grand juries to investigate the Governor over her pandemic policies, President Biden and Vice President Harris’s falling poll numbers, the continued fallout after leaving Afghanistan, the pushback on vaccine mandates, Colorado’s governor who called out Gov. Lujan Grisham over mask mandates and how more of our freedoms have become at risk.
Host Derek Underhill interviews New Mexico Senate Republican Leader Greg Baca about the NM Supreme Court’s ruling that stopped Gov. Lujan Grisham from spending federal relief funds. Democratic state lawmakers joined Baca in a lawsuit, arguing that the legislature is the branch of government that allocates funds as decreed in the state Constitution. The Court agreed. Baca also talks about the upcoming legislative session and the importance of addressing crime.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks to KRSY radio’s Mike Shinabery about Republican candidates and the growing GOP momentum in the nation.
You’ll also hear testimony from RPNM’s 1st Vice Chair, Robert Aragon, who addressed the PED at its Zoom public hearing regarding PED’s proposed changes in the social studies curriculum.
Host Derek Underhill then interviews GOP Albuquerque City Council candidates Lori Robertson from District 7 and Renee Grout from District 9. Both are in the December 7 runoff election. If both win, the City Council will shift to a Republican majority. They talk about their background, key issues, strategies, their goals and why they’re the best choice for City Council.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the big Republican wins on November 2, how Democrats’ policies were rejected by voters, why 2022 will be the year for Republicans, how GOP candidates are owning Democratic issues and a close look at the Virginia governor’s race. Steve also discusses “truth” in politics, how President Biden’s policies are hurting Americans, how Biden has lost credibility across the nation, the nation’s high gasoline prices and how Republicans would lower the cost of gasoline. Steve also talks about Biden’s position on Iran and nuclear weapons, Biden’s business vaccine mandates and the RNC’s lawsuit against that policy, the federal government’s idea to pay migrants $450,000, Gov. Lujan Grisham’s illegal COVID mandates and the Democrats’ firearms ban at the Roundhouse.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about Tuesday’s local elections, how conservatives made gains on Albuquerque’s City Council, the red wave across the country, Virginia’s governor’s race and why it’s significant, how inflation has impacted voters, why there’s optimism for the GOP heading into 2022, how the election sent shock waves throughout the Democratic Party, the important push for election integrity in the GOP and how people are repudiating radical policies in the country. Steve also discusses how progressive policies in New Mexico are hurting its citizens, how President Biden’s energy policies are increasing gasoline prices and the dangerous road Democrats are taking across the nation. You’ll also hear some revealing comments by comedian and talk show host Bill Maher.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about human rights violations in Turkey, how conservative media are treated in our nation and the arrest of political opponents in the U.S. Steve also discusses how some are being labeled “domestic terrorists” for speaking out about school board policies, the Democrats’ multi-trillion dollar spending bill, the soaring price of gasoline, how Democratic policies are hurting the fossil fuels industry, the Albuquerque mayoral race, the concerns of drop boxes at the polls, President Biden’s low job performance rating and the loss of former Secretary of State Gen. Colin Powell.
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