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Separate the Show from the Substance. Lanhee Chen Talks to A&G | Talk 650 KSTE - Vimarsana News

Separate the Show from the Substance. Lanhee Chen Talks to A&G | Talk 650 KSTE

Featured within this week's conversation: voter ID laws, DC statehood,

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Separate the Show from the Substance. Lanhee Chen Talks to A&G | Newsradio 970 KFBX-AM - Vimarsana News

Separate the Show from the Substance. Lanhee Chen Talks to A&G | Newsradio 970 KFBX-AM

Featured within this week's conversation: voter ID laws, DC statehood,

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A Tough Dynamic. Lanhee Chen Talks to A&G | Talk 650 KSTE - Vimarsana News

A Tough Dynamic. Lanhee Chen Talks to A&G | Talk 650 KSTE

The Hoover Institution's Lanhee Chen joins Armstrong & Getty every Friday to talk about the week's biggest stories through the perspective of one our countries best & brightest political pundits.

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A Tough Dynamic. Lanhee Chen Talks to A&G | Newstalk 1400, 104.5, and 105.9 - Vimarsana News

A Tough Dynamic. Lanhee Chen Talks to A&G | Newstalk 1400, 104.5, and 105.9

Armstrong & Getty to talk about the week's biggest stories. This week, the crew examines Biden's lack of face-time with the leaders of the GOP, polarized politics, the failure to reform immigration policy, the changing power dynamic in Congress and why court packing is a problem. Hear the new episode of the

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China's Military/Civil Fusion Strategy. Ellen Nakashima Talks to A&G | Talk 650 KSTE - Vimarsana News

China's Military/Civil Fusion Strategy. Ellen Nakashima Talks to A&G | Talk 650 KSTE

Ellen Nakashima, National Security Reporter with The Washington Post, talks to Jack & Joe about China's effort to control the market of high-powered computer chips (derived from US technology) to make better weapons.

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