Josh Stein
This episode is presented by Create A Video – Andrew Dunn is the publisher of Longleaf Politics and a contributing columnist to The Charlotte Observer. He joined me to discuss Gov. Josh Stein’s handoff of a DMV overhaul to the Legislature, as well as a real primary challenge to the state’s most powerful lawmaker. Subscribe […]
This episode is presented by Create A Video – Historical history is made when an all-female space tourist flight. Plus, a shocking discovery about an ancient Guatemalan culture. Also, progressives want NC Gov. Josh Stein to block fossil fuel energy production. Subscribe to the podcast at: https://ThePetePod.com/ All the links to Pete’s Prep are free:https://patreon.com/petekalinershow […]
This episode is presented by Create A Video – It’s another abbreviated — but longer — podcast day (thanks to the UNC Tar Heels winning their ACC game yesterday). Today, we’ll cover NC Governor Josh Stein’s first “State of the State” address… and the response from the NC Speaker of the House. Also, Rob Yates […]
Gov. Josh Stein’s request for over $1 billion from the General Assembly for urgent rebuilding needs in Western North Carolina. Brianna Kraemer from the Carolina Journal reported on 2025 tax reform efforts, highlighting North Carolina Republicans’ push to cut taxes for service workers, seniors, and gamblers. Detailed opposition from Riggs and the elections board to […]
Reintroduction of the Lumbee Fairness Act by Harris and Rouzer with support from Trump, a FEMA voucher extension granted at the last minute reported by Theresa Opeka of Carolina Journal, McNabb’s upcoming Title IX hearing at WCU, an executive order on abortion access and birth control issued by Stein along with a letter to FEMA, […]
Spectrum News’ Tim Boyum joins Bo and Beth to discuss what to expect from newly elected NC Governor Josh Stein. Tim shares his thoughts on Pete Hegseth’s confirmation hearing yesterday. Also, looking ahead at President Biden’s farewell address tonight.
Speaker Hall announcing the formation of the Helene recovery committee and a Federal Appeals Court scheduling oral arguments on January 27 in the NC Supreme Court election dispute. Mitch Koaki of the John Locke Foundation also commented on the court case. CNN rebuts Robinson’s arguments while seeking dismissal of a defamation lawsuit, and Stein emphasizes […]
North Carolina lawmakers in DC passed the Laken Riley Act, and Governor Josh Stein declared a statewide emergency ahead of a winter storm. Officials began snow preparations, while Jeff Jackson filed a lawsuit against landlords for using a software algorithm to set rental rates. A state retiree requested the North Carolina Supreme Court to hear […]
North Carolina’s personal income tax rate has decreased to 4.25% starting in 2025. Governor Josh Stein issued five executive orders to support recovery efforts in western North Carolina, with updates provided on the topic. The deadline for FEMA assistance related to Hurricane Helene’s damage has been extended. State Auditor Boliek was sworn in and plans […]
Brett Jensen fills in for Bo Thompson and Beth Troutman On Good Morning BT | Thursday, January 2nd, 2024. 6:05 Josh Stein Sworn In As NC Gov/First Speech As Governor 6:20 Gov. Roy Cooper’s Last Speech As NC Governor 6:35 NC Tax Increase and Latest on Stein/Cooper Lawsuit 6:50Â RAM Biz Update; Whitney Cummings Roasts […]
A news update covers a celebration in New Orleans that turned into terror in the French Quarter. Statewide news highlights include the elections board urging a federal judge to maintain the NC Supreme Court dispute and rule against Griffin, Charlotte’s $650 million Bank of America Stadium renovation being labeled 2024’s “Worst Economic Development Deal of […]
President Biden pardoning his son Hunter, a recap of the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Cyber Monday spending, North Carolina producing over 1 billion pounds of turkey, the state ranking among top places for technology careers, and a significant decline in charitable giving in North Carolina. Josh Stein’s appearance on ABC’s this week.