In this week's interview Paul sits down with District 1 GOP congressional candidate Louie Sanchez. Louie has a compelling story having grown up in a family of modest means. He now is involved in the medical device industry and owns Calibers gun range. Paul and Louie discuss the medical industry, 2nd amendment issues, COVID, and Rep. Melanie Stansbury's radical record in Congress (among other things). Check out their conversation here!

Education reform and school choice evangelist Corey DeAngelis is heading to Albuquerque. Get your seat today.

Paul's opinion piece on 40% vote threshold ran on Sunday in Albuquerque Journal. The vote was sadly postponed. A bid to remove the City's "sanctuary city" status failed 5-4 as well.

Fauci testifies to Congress. Also notes 6ft rule was made up. Same with masking children. Lab leak theory (claims he never denied it) NIH scientists made $710 Million in royalties from drug companies and tried to hide it.

New Mexico's Maxeon deal is a mess even before ground is broken.

Virgin Galactic struggles to maintain stock listing.

State regulations on school meals (school officials say they aren't feasible). Santa Fe New Mexican coverage.

Biden Administration considers new regulations to increase home costs.

Solar project to destroy 3,500 Joshua trees in California.

Also in California they are banning reusable plastic bags now.

Rep. Gabe Vasquez is not a nice person.

On this week's interview Paul sits down with Doug Peterson. Doug is the principal of Peterson Properties which owns a great deal of real estate in the Albuquerque area. Paul and Doug discuss rising property taxes and what he/we get in return for those taxes. Doug is outspoken on crime issues (follow him on Twitter here). What is going on with crime in the City and how is it impacting his business and tenants?

Good news/bad news on jobs for New Mexico.

The NIH director acknowledges that no science supported COVID distancing rules (but we did find an amusing old post from Sen Heinrich on social distancing and how to make a cloth mask).

A proposed move to shift vote threshold to 40% at city council is sensible and quite arguably "pro-democratic."

Paul recently spoke to KOAT about the City's $1.4 billion budget.

ABQ to build a 2nd BMX track.

50 year old Albuquerque cigar shop closing its doors.

On this week's Tipping Point interview Paul talks to Sammy Chioda. Sammy is a leader of the Gallup community. He owns a fantastic sports bar (Sammy C's Rock N' Sports Pub & Grille) with one of the largest memorabilia collections in America. Paul and Sammy discuss the challenges he has in finding workers, the hard-hit area's recovery from the COVID 19 pandemic, deteriorating road conditions on I-40 and more.

On this week's Tipping Point interview Paul talks to Sarah Smith. Sarah is a home school mom who got politically active during the COVID 19 pandemic. She is from Las Cruces and describes herself as a political moderate, but has become outspoken and tireless in her work on numerous issues facing her city, state, and the nation.

Paul and Sarah discuss her work with the Coalition of Conservatives in Action, New Mexico Freedoms Alliance, and the National Coalition for Health Integrity. You don't want to miss this important conversation!

NM ranks a poor 49th in US News and World Reports' "Best states" report: Paul and Wally discuss what makes up this report.

NM schools have more money to spend than any neighboring state (and the data don't even include recent spending growth).

NM students spend plenty of time in the classroom (and the international comparisons are really shocking).

New Mexico is the 46th-best state for doctors according to a new report from Wallethub.

MLG: NM's oil and gas boom to continue for at least 5 more years.

Shocking property tax assessments in Sandoval County. Is there anything that can be done?