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Questions with 60 seconds to respond and in many cases josh or i will likely follow up with a question or point of clarification which will get 30 additional seconds. In the case of a direct attack on a candidate that person will be given 30 seconds to respond. Also id like to strongly discourage our candidates today from interrupting each other. Our candidates are incumbent republican governor chris sununu running for a third term. Hes a former executive counselor. Welcome back to the exchange. Retreading. Thanks so much. Also with us didnt credit delbene dan feltes, state senator from concor...

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End Of NHPR's 'The Exchange' Prompts Discussion About NH News Patch 1 hr ago Tony Schinella © Shutterstock Laura Knoy's last broadcast on NHPR's "The Exchange" will be held June 10. The show will end its 25-plus-year run at the end of the month. CONCORD, NH — When the long-time host of "The Exchange" Laura Knoy announced she would be leaving the station in June after more than 25 years of broadcasting in New Hampshire, the news did not make much of a clamor. Knoy, whose last show is Thursday, has accomplished a lot in what everyone would consider to be a stellar broadc...

Credit Todd Bookman / NHPR file Racial justice activists in New Hampshire say the police response to Wednesday's insurrection by a pro-Trump mob at the U.S. Capitol was a stark contrast to their own experience with law enforcement at protests. They said they saw more police presence at New Hampshire's peaceful protests this past summer in response to police killings of Black people. In several cases last year, local law enforcement was seen protecting protesters from Trump supporters who had come to counter-protest.  But Black Lives Matter Seacoast organizer Julian Maduro said there were vi...

Emily Quirk/NHPR As Congress conducted a formal count of electoral votes Wednesday afternoon, a mob of pro-Trump extremists stormed Capitol Hill, leading to an armed standoff, at least one death, and curfew in Washington D.C. While the story unfolds, The Exchange wants to hear from listeners: how are you feeling about the ongoing situation in D.C.? Email exchange@nhpr.org.  Air date: Thursday, January 7, 2021. Listen