Jeanne Shaheen
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Oct 26, 2026
Michael GrahamHOST
But there are some glaring missing endorsements.
Michael GrahamHOST
Where is the Jean Shaheen straight to the camera for Stephanie? She's never done it.
Michael GrahamHOST
Where is the Joyce Craig endorsement of Cindy Warmington? And then I don't know if you guys saw former Governor Chris Sununu on TV today, talking about his brother's race and saying, I'm staying out of it.
Michael GrahamHOST
And they asked him about the confusion.
Bennie NelsonGUEST
But yeah, my view is it came from Massachusetts and not us.
Bennie NelsonGUEST
I know it's tax money, but that was the upside of some of the delays, and we were able to carve out, and Senator Shaheen was great and got us $2 million of congressionally directed spending, and that's what they used to call pork.
Bennie NelsonGUEST
So instead of a bridge to nowhere, we have $2 million worth of stuff in the nursing home for our seniors.
Bennie NelsonGUEST
So it's...
RichardHOST
So the incumbent must be leaving office.
RichardHOST
Yeah, I believe it's Jean Shaheen, who was a Democrat.
RichardHOST
So this wouldn't be a flip if we kept it.
RichardHOST
But we absolutely need to hold these
Michael GrahamGUEST
So in New Hampshire, you have U.S.
Michael GrahamGUEST
Senator Jeanne Shaheen, the one who beat Sununu, by the way, back in 2008.
Michael GrahamGUEST
She's been there since.
Michael GrahamGUEST
She's retiring.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
Still, the dispute was symbolic of the lengths to which both sides have gone in battles over voter identification ahead of the hotly contested vote.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
The retirement of Senator Jane Shaheen, a long-serving Democrat, set off a high-stakes contest for an open Senate seat in New Hampshire, making it an important battleground.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
Democratic candidate Chris Pappas is running against former Senator John E. Sununu, a Republican, in a race that both parties view as critical.
Chris WilhelmNARRATOR
The ruling was the latest in a string of election-related emergency actions by the justices in the lead-up to November, including their blocking of a Trump plan to screen ballots sent through the postal system, which would have drastically altered how Americans vote by mail.
John DavisHOST
Jeffries told the House on September 16th during the debate on a bill authorising tariffs on countries that purchase Russian oil and gas, "...many of us wonder why the President has been so reluctant to aggressively confront the bully of Eastern Europe." He added, "...you have to confront the bully, not appease the bully." Schumer said on October 17th, after Trump waived new sanctions on Russia, quote, Trump is aiding and abetting a dictator who has helped Iran target US troops in the Middle East, unquote.
John DavisHOST
Schumer and Democratic Senators Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts had said on March 13th that Russian President Vladimir Putin "...has been one of the prime beneficiaries of President Trump's poorly conceived and executed war against Iran." and that Russia is reportedly providing Iran intelligence to target and kill U.S. service members, unquote.
John DavisHOST
Democratic Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia said of the waiver on Fox News Sunday, on October 18th, that if Trump is, quote, giving that money to Russia, they're using it to provide support for Iran.
John DavisHOST
In the Iranian-U.S. war that's going on right now, you don't give money to an adversary, unquote.
Bakhti NishanovHOST
Also joining us is Amanda Thorpe, who is a non-resident senior fellow with the Atlantic Council's Europe Center, where she focuses on the Western Balkans and congressional strategy.
Bakhti NishanovHOST
She previously worked on the Hill for 12 years as a professional staff member and as a national security advisor for Senator Welch of Vermont.
Bakhti NishanovHOST
She holds a master's degree from National Defense University and has received the Army Public Service Award and the Office of Strategic Services Society Congressional Gold Medal.
Bakhti NishanovHOST
Yasmine, Amanda, thank you so much for joining us today.
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Jasmin MujanovićGUEST
Well, look, I mean, first of all, I actually want to kind of jump off of what you were saying there about in terms of, you know, the role of, you know, Helsinki and the U.S. Congress and the U.S. more broadly.
Jasmin MujanovićGUEST
Look, we actually have two very important pieces of legislation that are that are important to highlight here.
Jasmin MujanovićGUEST
One has already been passed, a hugely important piece of bipartisan legislation called the Western Balkans Democracy and Prosperity Act, which is shepherded by the great Senator Jean Shaheen.
Jasmin MujanovićGUEST
This is a very, very important piece of US legislation that I think centers American foreign policy in support for democratic integrity, rule of law, and of course, support for a number of these landmark international agreements, including the Dayton Peace Agreement.
Jessica TarlovHOST
It's the best he can do with the circumstances, I think.
Jessica TarlovHOST
But I'm not sure that New Hampshire voters who really liked Jeanne Shaheen for decades are all that upset about someone who voted with Nancy Pelosi, I should remind them also, is no longer the leader [laughs] of the Democrats-
Aaron ParnasGUEST
Yeah
Jessica TarlovHOST
...
Jessica TarlovGUEST
I mean, it's the most that...
Jessica TarlovGUEST
It's the best he can do with the circumstances, I think, but I'm not sure that New Hampshire voters who really liked Jeanne Shaheen for decades are all that upset about someone who voted with Nancy Pelosi, who I should remind them also is no longer the leader of the [laughs] Democrats-
Aaron ParnasHOST
Yeah
Jessica TarlovGUEST
...
Royce WhiteHOST
The Republican senators who signed on to the statement are Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Thom Tillis of North Carolina, and John Curtis of Utah.
Royce WhiteHOST
The Democratic senators are Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut.
Royce WhiteHOST
Need I go further? Uh, you know, [clears throat] these people suck.
Royce WhiteHOST
I mean, the- these people, these people absolutely suck.
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