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What would work? Creating a frequent-flyer-unfriendly cash bail system, similar to the much tougher federal system’s. “Based on the political winds in Vermont, I don’t see that happening,” Illuzzi said.
Note: There will be no LIVE Hot Off The Press this Tuesday thru Thursday. Guy Page will return Friday with another live episode of Feedback Friday.
Feedback Friday convos with Mark, Wayne, Jim and Neil.
The task force and Kinsley agree that consolidation doesn’t fix the big problem—that our schools cost too much, especially for the poor educational outcomes they deliver.
Call in 802-244-1777 to join the conversation today on Hot Off The Press.
Paul writes about chem trails. Then, Sydney posts a song about chem trails.
Some people disapproved of starting the show with a first person account of an attack by a Brown Recluse Spider.
Join us at NOON for the Vermont Podcast
Political satire song lampoons Vermont congresswoman who says on the floor of the U.S. House that ICE agents are ‘vigilantes’ who ‘kidnap’ their immigrant targets.
The new hire at the Vermont Democratic Party throws a wild haymaker at GOP Chair Paul Dame. Did it land?
Join Paul & Guy at 230 PM today on YouTube, Facebook and X with your real-time comments as we discuss:
– Vermont has most No Kings rallies in Vermont, but Trump supporters gather too
– Anti-independent school House stalls progress on education funding reform
– Govt. funding for news media grows in Vermont, even as Congress mulls defending Public Radio
What was Becca Balint thinking? Thoughtless faux pad or revealing moment. Guy and Paul discuss.
The undead Clean Heat Standard
We will also discuss:
-DHS citing Vermont as a ‘sanctuary jurisdiction’
-Vermont’s potential new health commissioner
-Clean Heat Standard is now ‘Dead’ ?
We will also discuss:
-DHS citing Vermonts as a ‘sanctuary jurisdiction’
-Vermont’s potential new health commissioner
-Clean Heat Standard is now ‘Dead’ ?
And more!
Ben Cohen dished out obesity-inducing ice cream for decades. Now he’s worried about Medicaid funding.
Democrats in the State House are furiously trying to avoid going on the record about repealing the Clean Heat Standard.
Guy Page and Paul Bean began ‘Friday at Four’ last April in the Bean Chevrolet building in Northfield with just a handful of views. Now, almost every show exceeds 1,000 views.
Paul Bean says Vermont Republican Lt. Gov. John Rodgers speech felt like a betrayal. Guy Page says Rodgers never said he was pro-Trump. More viewers than ever weigh in with their opinions.
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is out touring the country on his ‘Tour to End Oligarchy,’ harvesting the energy, fury, and rage of unsuspecting supporters and college students, when instead (as Alison and I explain) their energy would be far better used taking action locally and engaging with the political process and system amongst their peers and communities.
Sometimes the Breaking News is the best.
We talk about how the First Amendment and the Second Amendment protect each other. And about Guy’s confrontation by an angry legislator.
What does Wednesday’s event mean for the future of free speech? For the political futures of high-profile legislative leaders? And what was it like to get a call from Fox News?
Paul, Guy and Alison explore why this Legislature is moving like molasses on property tax, housing, and public safety reform.
The plan addresses recurring problems of declining enrollment and test scores, and increasing costs, Saunders said. “Everything we do is about students and student opportunities.”
Vermont pushes back against Trump orders on sanctuary states and cities, border, tariffs, education.
Saying “carbon is actually good” is about as contrarian as it gets in the mainstream environmental community.
Connecting the dots between a bizarre cult of computer geniuses with the slaying of Border Patrol agent David Maland.
Details about the killing and the two suspects.
In your car or while you’re making dinner, listen to an in-depth podcast interview with Vermont’s highly quotable new lieutenant governor.
Week #1 in the Legislature. Progressive mayor issues gag order on her cops. What the LA fires mean to Vermont. Please share on your social media.
If this sounds like a conspiratorial claim, I invite listeners to learn what Mel and I have been digging up from the WEF, UN, and WHO — their own documents tell us what they plan to do to “save” humanity from itself by controlling all food, land, water, and money.
The first Friday at Four since Election Night will feature in-depth discussion about its consequences to the Legislature, home owners, property tax payers, and illegal immigrants.
Why would a former true Blue Democrat governor endorse a Republican challenging an incumbent Democrat for lieutenant governor?
Hot election stories reported and discussed in our new studio space at 802 Scoop in Barre.
Globe-trotting podcaster Peter Santonello is a truth-teller about Burlington. He draws the direct line between the decline of San Francisco, where he used to live, and Burlington, where he was born.
Tune in to VDC-TV’s Friday at Four today at 4 PM – Guy Page, Paul Bean, and Orleans County Senate candidate Sam Douglass discuss Dem candidates’ Clean Heat Standard double speak and attempts to climb on to Gov. Scott’s coat tails.
We will see you NEXT week!
This should be a shocking and disturbing revelation to all Vermonters, democratic, progressive, independent, and republican. While I did try to get him to name names, he hesitated to do so. Further along in the conversation we talked about the veto session, and how this is the plan before the session even begins:
Friday at Four looks at five big drivers of Unaffordable Vermont, and what can be done, and why some Vermonters are reluctant to vote for a more frugal Legislature.
“The elephant in the room is concealed carry. I don’t think a lot of people realize just how many Vermonters go about their daily life with some sort of personal protection very close by,” Bradley said.
Clean Heat Standard Supporters don’t want to see any headlines about its potential cost, at least not before November 5. But that won’t stop us, because we believe that sacred cows make good hamburger.
How much will it cost?
What happens next?
What can you do about it?
Rodgers promised to become a more activist lieutenant governor, willing to introduce legislation sought by constituents and testify in committee hearings.
One of Vermont’s most savvy political observers joins us to talk about what the RFK Jr.
Co-hosts Guy Page and Paul Bean are resting up from our exhausting Primary Election coverage. See you next Friday at Four!
As of 7:20 PM, at least one town has reported. We’ll report the statewide and legislative primary results and talk with candidates and informed observers – tune in in five minutes!
Tune in to the Vermont Daily Chronicle YouTube Channel and watch and/or listen live as we post the results, read your comments, and take calls from candidates and voters alike.
Hanging the Bennington Battle flag in studio is about more than Vermont history. It’s about us taking a stand for Vermont’s present and future.
in 2015 Serrano saw up close that Washington D.C. was ‘broken’ and that the GOP in particular needed an outsider candidate for president.
Mark Serrano and Paul Dame will discuss the 2024 election on Creemee Cast/VDC-TV this week.
Among the questions we plan to ask Gen. Flynn – besides the 25th Amendment, what contingencies exist for when a Commander in Chief is unable to respond to a disaster or military crisis? Watch on YouTube, the VDC Facebook page, and on X.
A former National Security Adviser to President Donald Trump will join Guy Page and Paul Bean live by phone on “Friday at Four” on July 26, at 4:10 PM.
A fascinating interview that pulls the curtain on the government and military efforts to alter climate.
Pastor Aaron Clark talks with Paul Bean about hypocrites in the church, spiritual darkness in Central Vermont, how they met, and how each of them found faith in Jesus Christ. And they say what they think about VDC Editor and Publisher Guy Page.
The lifelong observer of the skies first noticed long-lasting contrails in the Vermont skies. Baldwin asked, ‘why?’
Political cancellation of Republican statewide candidates is alive and well in Vermont. That subject and others covered by Paul and Guy in Friday at Four.
Bean does Beantown! He asks three questions about America, our leadership, and our future.
One caller compared the current Biden presidency to ‘Edith Wilson 2.0.’
You, Paul and I will discuss the Trump-Biden debate and what it could mean for the Democratic ticket, and for the country.
Paul and I discuss why Bernie Sanders never will be, and never could have been, elected president.
The candidate for the Vermont Senate is no stranger to immersing himself in a foreign culture in order to bring positive change.
The Legislature overrode six of the seven gubernatorial vetoes on the June 17 veto session agenda. What’s next for Vermont taxpayers? Paul and Guy discuss.
What did House Speaker Jill Krowinski do to kill any hope of a negotiated property tax decrease? Also, Paul and Guy dish on Plattergate.
Hopes to avoid a ruinous tax hike and elected officials’ entitlement are front and center on today’s Friday at Four.
Yes, that IS a sweet El Camino in the first al fresco episode of Friday at Four. It pays state highway taxes so EVs don’t have to. We discuss.
Last Friday’s episode unveils disturbing truth about human trafficking victims who do NOT have freedom of choice about abortions. This Friday we discuss “Taxes for Thee, But Not For Me.”
Guy and Paul look at where the other half live – you know, the people deciding our kids will live in towns and cities.
“They have to have a way to build wealth,” Rodgers said. “Home ownership is a way to build equity and wealth which will turn into intergenerational wealth. Without that, people are just working like dogs and they’re handing all their money over to some business or business owner.
Some podcasts are interesting because of the subject matter, others for the personalities and conversation. This one’s both.
“I am helping to organize these events to represent working class, Vermonters and the working poor, who have been forgotten by the majority of our state legislature,” the former state senator said.
Agency of Education Secretary Zoie Saunders a hired gun with no personal stake in Vermont? Hardly
In the interest of public health and safety, local and state government are literally shutting its doors to the public.