New Hampshire

One year.

In New Hampshire, a man was arrested after stealing a fire truck from firefighters who were extinguishing a fire at his own home.

No lah.

Don't want a fire truck? I tell

He did that study and we did see indeed There was a decrease in ATV-related injuries and deaths in Massachusetts.

We also, you know, we are neighboring Vermont and New Hampshire, more rural states like Arkansas.

They still have a lot of ATV use as well.

And so we see them at our hospital because we're a trauma center.

The bill would start to offer the credit of $1 of income.

Sponsors include Democrat Chris Pappas of New Hampshire and Republican Carol Miller of West Virginia, among others.

But the current $2,500 income requirement functions as a de facto work requirement and requires recipients to demonstrate some connection to the labor force.

By rough math, a filer can clear that bar with nine weeks of part-time work at $15 an hour.

To be clear, neither man has ever been charged in connection with the case, and both have denied wrongdoing.

In the early hours of July fifth, two thousand, a quiet factory in Seabrook, New Hampshire became the scene of a baffling mystery.

A security guard's car was found ablaze in the parking lot, and the guard's booth stood abandoned, a pack of cigarettes and an untouched lunch still on the desk.

The guard, forty-year-old Curtis Pishon, had vanished without a trace.

His disappearance that summer night remains unsolved, leaving behind haunting clues and agonizing questions.

Curtis had always dreamed of a career in law enforcement and worked towards it his whole life.

He achieved that dream in the nineteen eighties, serving about ten years as a Concord, New Hampshire police officer.

Unfortunately, in his mid-thirties, he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a progressive illness that ultimately forced him to retire from the force in nineteen ninety-four.

But so then I went to the Yale Institute of Sacred Music, which is, as you know, an incredible experience.

And then I went to go teach at a boarding school, St. Paul School in Concord, New Hampshire, which is an Episcopal boarding school, chapel, every morning of the week, mandatory.

So it was a lot of organ playing, a lot of repertoire.

I also directed the choir.

The bill would start to offer the credit of $1 of income.

Sponsors include Democrat Chris Pappas of New Hampshire and Republican Carol Miller of West Virginia, among others.

But the current $2,500 income requirement functions as a de facto work requirement and requires recipients to demonstrate some connection to the labor force.

By rough math, a filer can clear that bar with nine weeks of part-time work at $15 an hour.

And so I think that's, that's an important piece of it.

But we certainly see this, right? Um, this happened in the New Hampshire primary in 2024, right? Where there was a...

And this guy was prosecuted and went to federal prison, but imitating Biden's voice telling people that the-

Yep

Look at the seats that the Democrats are now projected to pick up.

Cooper, Ossoff in Georgia, Pappas in New Hampshire, El-Sayed in Michigan, Peltola in Alaska, Talarico.

Yes, his polling numbers are really at an all-time high right now.

Sherrod Brown in Ohio, and Troy Jackson in Maine.

Remember, 2020, he lost in Iowa, finished fourth.

Then in New Hampshire, he finished fifth because his brain had turned to applesauce, and we all knew this, except for Jake Tapper apparently [laughs] and the rest of the legacy media.

So apparently then the powers that be all got together and said, "Well, Biden has name brand recognition, and he's a former vice president, and we could sell him as a moderate.

So therefore, let's get everybody out of the way.