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In this week's episode of Inside New Mexico Steve discusses election integrity, President Biden's failures at the border along with concerns about the border crisis. Steve also addresses Sen. Rand Paul’s comments on Dr. Fauci’s proposed COVID-19 regulations in the aftermath of vaccinations, Rep. Lauren Boebert’s recent statements regarding the equality act and statewide crime. This week's episode also features Steve's interview with Breitbart news where they discuss the widespread irregularities of the 2020 election, future COVID-19 restrictions, the long term impacts of online schooling and the Special election in New Mexico’s first congressional district.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the reopening of schools, the lack of science involved in the Governor’s decision and the power of teachers unions. Steve also discusses the impact of online schooling on students. Steve also addresses border security in the Biden Administration, sex allegations swirling around NY Gov. Cuomo, Democrats calling for his resignation and calls for his impeachment. Steve then speaks with former state lawmaker Sharon Clahchischilliage of the Navajo Nation about the Navajo community and its economic conditions, the threat of the oil and gas industry under Deb Haaland and the Congresswoman’s record. Steve also talks about RPNM’s Operation Freedom event in Amarillo, TX where South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem and Oho Rep. Jim Jordan will be featured speakers.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the sex allegations against NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the nursing home deaths in his state and Rep. Deb Haaland’s questionable tax returns and her qualifications to serve in the Biden Cabinet. Steve also addresses the nation’s current immigration policy, Gov. Lujan Grisham’s Grocery Gate and the federal COVID relief bill. You’ll also hear Steve in a KHII Alamogordo radio interview with host Mike Durler where the RPNM Chairman talks about the recent radical abortion bill passed in New Mexico and election law. And host Derek Underhill talks with Rep. Yvette Herrell about the COVID relief bill, the need to reopen our state and the importance of redistricting.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about how the pandemic would have been handled in a Pearce Administration, the pork and wasteful spending in the $1.9 trillion federal stimulus bill, the dangers of continued borrowing in Washington, the value of financial literacy classes, the importance of trade jobs, the need to exempt tax on social security income and the need to limit the Governor’s powers in a health emergency. Steve then talks with KKOB radio host Brandon Vogt about Rep. Deb Haaland’s Cabinet nomination and the damage she’d impose on the oil and gas industry, key bills in the legislature and Donald Trump’s appearance at CPAC. Steve also speaks with Mike Shinabery of KRSY in Alamogordo about criminalizing legal behavior. And Inside New Mexico host Derek Underhill interviews a New Mexico food truck business owner about the frustrations of state regulations and the current poor business climate in New Mexico.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the late Rush Limbaugh and meeting the radio icon, a dying woman’s tough choice to choose life over death, Texas’s power situation and the problems posed by renewable energy.
Steve also speaks with Stephanie Kennedy, RPNM’s first African American statewide officer. Stephanie discusses her conservatism, values and the importance and meaning of Black History Month. She also reads a special message from RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel. Steve also talks about the deep ties between African Americans and the Republican Party.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the second acquittal of Donald Trump—the politics, process, strategies and perceptions of the impeachment trial, Trump’s speech before the Capitol riot, Sen. Mitch McConnell’s actions, RPNM’s call for NM Rep. Phelps Anderson to resign and important bills being hashed over at the Roundhouse. Steve also speaks with newly elected NM Rep. Luis Terrazas of Silver City about his goals and priorities as a state lawmaker. Terrazas discusses key issues that inspired him to run
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about Marjorie Taylor Greene being stripped of her committee assignments, how President Biden is reaching too far with his executive orders, the importance of our oil and gas industry, a recent threat to women’s rights and the financial payoff from the legalization of marijuana. Steve also talks with freshman New Mexico Representative Stefani Lord about the election, the importance of party inclusion and key issues facing the state.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Sen. Rand Paul addresses incitement by Democrats and the Trump impeachment. Steve speaks to Ethel Maharg, Executive Director of New Mexico Right to Life, about the pending abortion bill that would repeal a 1969 state law that criminalizes abortion in New Mexico, and they discuss assisted suicide legislation. Maharg goes on to talk about the grass roots effort to stop these bills and the challenges to fight legislation. Steve then speaks with Mark Murphy, President of Strata Production, about the impact President Biden’s executive orders will have on the oil and gas industry. Murphy describes the effects these executive actions will have on local jobs and the economy. He also discusses the great challenges the oil and gas industry face these days and how vital this industry is for our state. Murphy also talks about his concerns for the industry and the state if Rep. Deb Haaland becomes Interior Secretary.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about President Biden’s blitz of executive orders and how they will hurt our state and nation. In particular, Steve discusses the executive actions that impact the oil and gas industry—the economic damage and job losses. Steve also discusses the new political makeup of our federal government, getting back into the WHO, the ironic reopening of the economy now that Biden’s in office and how New Mexico has failed our students. Steve also interviews House Minority Whip Rod Montoya about the current legislative session.
In this week’s episode of Inside New Mexico, Steve talks about the new Democratic control in Washington, how tough it will be to get federal legislation passed, how the Democratic Party is deeply divided, the wrongful impeachment of President Trump, the likelihood of a Trump conviction in the Senate, the challenges ahead for the Republican Party and what the GOP needs to do to succeed moving forward. Steve also talks with NM Senate Minority Leader Greg Baca and NM House Minority Leader Jim Townsend about key issues this legislative session such as the budget, taxes, abortion and reopening schools. They also discuss Capitol security and lack of public participation during the legislative process.
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