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Episode 19, Inside New Mexico with Steve Pearce Jul 04, 2019

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Episode 19, July 1, 2019 In this episode, Steve discusses: 1. Analysis of Democrat presidential debate 2. Border Crisis — it began under Obama, not Trump 3. Population exodus from blue states like New York 4. Tax increases hitting New Mexico this week

Episode 18, Inside New Mexico with Steve Pearce Jun 27, 2019

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Episode 18, June 24, 2019

In today's episode:

Updates on federal budget negotiations and President Trump’s USMCA trade agreement awaiting congressional action;
Developments on the southern border crisis, including a compare/contrast between the approaches in Texas and New Mexico;
Analysis of President Trump’s handling of Iran;
Commentary on the culture wars, including congressional hearings on reparations for slavery and a U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding religious symbols.

Episode 17, Inside New Mexico - June 17, 2019 Jun 20, 2019

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Inside New Mexico with Steve Pearce -- June 17, 2019. Today's discussion includes: Progressive Democrats challenge conservative and moderate Democrats; conservative vs. liberal values and political correctness in the UK; Pelosi stands in way of USMCA trade agreement; Oberlin College held accountable for defamation; Vermont's radical abortion law; and Democrat demands for President Trump's tax returns.

Inside New Mexico: Dilemma for China, Opportunity for NM, Abortion Contract Cancelled, Mexican Tariffs off and Min Wage Hike Jun 13, 2019

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WELCOME TO INSIDE NEW MEXICO (INM) RADIO BROADCAST WITH GOP CHAIRMAN PEARCE AND Radio Host Derek Today on INM GOP Chairman Steve Pearce Discusses: Dilemma for China, Opportunity for NM, Abortion Contract Cancelled, Mexican Tariffs off and Min Wage Hike. Thank you for Listening, Tune in next week for INSIDE NM with GOP Chairman Steve Pearce.

RARE EARTHS -- DILEMMA FOR CHINA, OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW MEXICO

A recent video commentary by Dick Morris put a spotlight on the issue of rare earths and the role they are playing in the trade battle between the U.S. and China.

TRUMP CANCELS FEDERAL CONTRACT TO BUY ABORTED BABY PARTS

The Trump Administration put an end to a $2 million federal contract to purchase body parts from aborted babies and use them in research.

MEXICAN TARIFFS OFF FOR NOW

The big news from the President’s overseas trip to Europe was that his negotiators, led by Vice President Pence, successfully got Mexico to take action to stem the flow of migrants coming through Mexico

President Trump got Mexico to the negotiating table again after threatening them with tariffs if they don’t help the U.S. combat this migration that is overwhelming our Border Patrol agents

NEW MEXICO NEWS BRIEFS

Popular Las Cruces restaurant may close due to minimum wage hike

International Delights Café in Las Cruces has been serving international cuisine to Las Cruces for 22 years, but it might have to shutter its doors because of increasing minimum wage costs.

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Inside New Mexico (INM) June 7, 2019 Jun 07, 2019

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WELCOME TO INSIDE NEW MEXICO (INM) RADIO BROADCAST WITH GOP CHAIRMAN PEARCE AND Radio Host Derek Today on INM GOP Chairman Steve Pearce Discusses:Border update, trump 2020, how to get involved! Thanks for listening.

Inside New Mexico Memorial Day with Steve Pearce May 31, 2019

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WELCOME TO INSIDE NEW MEXICO (INM) RADIO BROADCAST
WITH GOP CHAIRMAN PEARCE AND Radio Host Derek

Today on INM GOP Chairman Steve Pearce Discusses:
A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump from building key sections of his border wall with money secured under his declaration of a national emergency, delivering what may prove a temporary setback on one of his highest priorities and A private group announced Monday that it has constructed a half-mile wall along a section of the U.S.-Mexico border in New Mexico, in what it said was a first in the border debate.
The 18-foot steel bollard wall is similar to the designs used by the Border Patrol, sealing off a part of the border that had been a striking gap in existing fencing, according to We Build the Wall, the group behind the new section. Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham Is still saying "NO CRISIS" at the Southern Border, but is asking Congress for money, SUGAR TAX: From Philly to Santa Fe, and more...

HOT TOPIC legislative issues in New Mexico, taxes, guns, abortion, rights and petitions intended to undo legislation that was passed in 2019.

Inside New Mexico: 05-27-2019 INM-005

8. New Mexico Border Crisis, Crime All the time in Albuquerque, NM May 24, 2019

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Welcome to Inside New Mexico with Steve Pearce.

Update on the Border Crisis, Crime All the time in Albuquerque, NM, Farewell to Harvey Twite, radio Host.

7. The real reason the mueller Report is being kept alive by Democrats: Fundraising. May 10, 2019

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Four Democratic Senators Vow To Protect Kittens. Here's How They Voted Regarding Unborn Children. Same four voted for extreme abortion bill allowing late term abortion and against the Born Alive bill.

The real reason the mueller Report is being kept alive by Democrats: Fundraising.

The Dems , primarily via email letters. The Dems have marketed their funding messages in “fights” and “battles” using manufactured hate for Trump with the promise of victory .

So much for the Democrats HASHTAG Movement #LoveTrumpsHate

SEGMENT 1: BORDER CONTINUES TO MAKE MAJOR NEWS; PRESIDENT TRUMP VISITS CALEXICO, CA; MEXICO STOPS ROLLING OUT RED CARPET; CUBANS MAKE UP MAJORITY ATTEMPTING PASSAGE VIA JUAREZ, MX; RPNM RELEASES FIRST SERIES OF BORDER VIDEOS: BOOTS ON THE GROUND, “BREAKING POINT: BORDER CRISIS IN HIDALGO COUNTY NM” WHERE CENTRAL AMERICAN ASYLUM SEEKERS MAKE UP THE MAJORITY ATTEMPTING TO PASSAGE VIA ANTELOPE WELLS PORT OF ENTRY;

SEGMENT 2: DESPITE NAYSAYERS, U.S. ECONOMY UNDER TRUMP CONTINUES TO ROAR; IS FRACKING A MAJOR REASON WHY?

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SUMMARY

The U.S. economy is strong and growing, according to the latest jobs report.
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday released a positive jobs report on March, showing gains of 196,000 jobs, after only 20,000 jobs were created in February. All the while, the U.S. continues to boast an almost record low unemployment rate and rising wages for workers.
- Notable details of the March jobs report showed the unemployment rate held steady at 3.8 percent in March, and the labor force participation rate was essentially unchanged.
- In addition, the African-American unemployment rate fell from 7% in February to 6.7% in March, teenage unemployment fell from 13.4% to 12.8%, and adult female unemployment fell from 3.4% to 3.3%.
Rising Wages:
- In March, average hourly earnings for all employees on private nonfarm payrolls rose by 4 cents to $27.70, following a 10-cent gain in February.
- Over the past 12 months, average hourly earnings have increased by 3.2%.
- Continuing with the momentum, in a separate report released earlier this week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that initial jobless claims not only beat expert predictions, but they haven’t been this low in nearly 50 years.

6. USA Border overrun by illegal immigrants; NM Governor signs bills to INVALIDATE local Right-To-Work laws and more Apr 23, 2019

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Welcome to Inside New Mexico with GOP Chairman Steve Pearce.

SEGMENT 1: USA BORDER OVERRUN BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS; USBP FORCED TO CLOSE CHECKPOINTS AND DIVERT RESOURCES; PRESIDENT THREATENS TO CLOSE BORDER; MEANWHILE NEW FENCING PLANNED NEAR COLUMBUS, NM at the new Port Of Entry.

U.S. Border Patrol is forced to close inland security checkpoints in NM and West Texas due to influx of immigrants claiming asylum
A total of six checkpoints are closed, including all five in New Mexico, and one in West Texas
The agents at the checkpoints deal largely with seizures of marijuana and other drugs from motorists.
“To process and ensure appropriate care for those in custody, resources, including personnel, have been diverted from other border security priorities,” a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesperson said in a statement.

SEGMENT 2: NEWS FROM SANTA FE; GOV SIGNS BILLS TO INVALIDATE LOCAL RIGHT-TO-WORK LAWS; SAME-DAY VOTER REGISTRATION; HOSTS CALL WITH COUNTY COMMISSIONS

Right-to-Work:

Supporters of right-to-work legislation in New Mexico were dealt a big blow Wednesday when Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed into law a bill to prohibit counties from passing their own right-to-work laws.

The bill (House Bill 85) was a direct answer to a push by right-leaning organizations, led by Americans for Prosperity, to localize efforts that failed to pass the Legislature in 2015.
Even with HB 85 signed into law, there will likely be a legal challenge.
Burly Cain (Americans for Prosperity) said there are “ongoing legal discussions going on” about whether the New Mexico Constitution allows for the state to retroactively repeal local county laws and whether the National Labor Relations Act allows counties to pass such legislation.

Same-Day Voter Registration:

New Mexico is the 18th state (plus the District of Columbia) to allow same-day voter registration. The law will not go into effect until 2021, so it will not be in place for next year’s presidential election. And the law will not allow voters to change their party affiliation during a primary election.
Lujan Grisham said the law will increase voter participation.

SEGMENT 3: “UNPLANNED” -- MOVIE ABOUT PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC DIRECTOR TURNED PRO-LIFE ACTIVIST OPENS THIS WEEKEND

Fox News Opinion from Abby Johnson:

I worked at Planned Parenthood for eight years, rising through the ranks from volunteer escort, to clinic counselor to clinic director. I was awarded the Employee of the Year prize in 2008 and was one of the youngest clinic directors in the country, setting an example of how to run a clinic to churn out as many abortions – the biggest money maker – as I could. Then it all changed when I was asked to assist in an ultrasound-guided abortion.

Healthcare That Works For All Americans

President Trump made it clear he is prioritizing fixing our broken healthcare system and is committed to working with Congress to implement a system that works for all Americans.

The debate Is Over

Mueller Report Shows No Collusion, No Obstruction

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5. Inside New Mexico: Four Democratic Senators protecting kittens and not babies, crisis on the Southern Border and much more Apr 12, 2019

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NM GOP Chairman Steve Pearce comments on multiple topics this week, including:

Four Democratic Senators protecting kittens and not babies, crisis on the Southern Border, Cubans on the border.

Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen departs, U.S. and New Mexico economy stats up.

Rising wages, Fracking, NM legislatures wrap-up, bills passed and vetoed, plus commentary on the "Electoral College Vote Loss" for New Mexico.

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RARE EARTHS -- DILEMMA FOR CHINA, OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW MEXICO

A recent video commentary by Dick Morris put a spotlight on the issue of rare earths and the role they are playing in the trade battle between the U.S. and China.

TRUMP CANCELS FEDERAL CONTRACT TO BUY ABORTED BABY PARTS

The Trump Administration put an end to a $2 million federal contract to purchase body parts from aborted babies and use them in research.

MEXICAN TARIFFS OFF FOR NOW

The big news from the President’s overseas trip to Europe was that his negotiators, led by Vice President Pence, successfully got Mexico to take action to stem the flow of migrants coming through Mexico

President Trump got Mexico to the negotiating table again after threatening them with tariffs if they don’t help the U.S. combat this migration that is overwhelming our Border Patrol agents

NEW MEXICO NEWS BRIEFS

Popular Las Cruces restaurant may close due to minimum wage hike

International Delights Café in Las Cruces has been serving international cuisine to Las Cruces for 22 years, but it might have to shutter its doors because of increasing minimum wage costs.

Four Democratic Senators Vow To Protect Kittens. Here's How They Voted Regarding Unborn Children. Same four voted for extreme abortion bill allowing late term abortion and against the Born Alive bill.

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