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In a public hearing by the Maine Legislature’s Judiciary Committee on Wednesday morning, Rep. Rebecca Millett (D-Cape Elizabeth) struggled to clearly define the terms “abnormally dangerous” and “assault style weapons” in relation to her proposed bill to hold firearm manufacturers liable for damages inflicted by people who use their products.

Testimony for Rep. Millett’s LD 1696, “An Act to Create a Civil Cause of Action for Persons Suffering Damages Arising from the Sale of Abnormally Dangerous Firearms,”

Angus King pumping the now-disproven narrative that Trump colluded with Russia

Angela F. Theriault, aka Levity Fern, aka Daniel Theriault was arrested after trying to forcibly gain entry into Fore Play Sports Pub in Portland, Maine.

Craig Hickman and Matt Moonen argue over bodily autonomy in Maine.

John Kosinski from the Maine Education Association calls FOIA requests "fishing expeditions."

Saga of Jennie Butler

Senator Lisa Keim speaks on a very important bill which would help restore parents right to know in schools.

The town of Sanford has reached absolute capacity for the number of migrants that are being dropped off there.

Maine GOP Press Conference on increasing transparency in schools and restoring parental rights.

Jamie Jeffries from Abortion on Trial joins Steve Robinson to expose Dr. Shannon Carr, one of the top experts the Mills administration trots out in support of their radical, full-term abortion bill.

Dr. Shannon Carr, an expert witness put forth by Maine Democrats to testify in support of LD 1619, moved to Maine after she was sued in a wrongful death case stemming from her role in a 2017 abortion that resulted in the death of Keisha Atkins. LD 1619, if approved, will allow Carr to provide the same late-term abortion services in Maine that she provided in New Mexico.

Steve Robinson is joined by Jessica Vaughan from the Center for Immigration Studies for a wide-ranging discussion on Maine's migrant crisis!

Moments from the State House, with many passionately supporting or opposing Governor Mills full-term abortion plan.

Steve Robinson is joined by Erik Lsuk, a political commenter and school board member from the MSAD-75 district!

Maine Wire TV - Episode 7! Steve Robinson is joined by the President of Courage Is A Habit, Alvin Lui, to discuss how Chapter 117 lays the groundwork for larger initiatives in Maine schools to separate children from their families.

Steve Robinson is joined by Senator Eric Brakey for a great discussion regarding the economy, digital currencies, his 'Defend the Guard' bill, and much more!

Steve Robinson is joined by Dr. Meryl Nass on the latest episode of Maine Wire TV! Dr. Nass had her license suspended for "Covid misinformation," after she didn't go all in on the vaccine like the Mills administration demanded. In this fascinating interview, we take a deep dive into her story over the last 3 years, and how the Mills administration tried to make an example out of her to clamp down on any resistance in the medical community.

Governor Mills defends her $850 relief checks in a Gubernatorial debate with LePage.

Sam Adolphsen is vice president of executive affairs at the Foundation for Government Accountability. He joined Steve Robinson to discuss all things Maine politics!

Senator Craig Hickman shoots down a voter fraud bill without discussion.

Rick Savage is a truly brave Mainer who stood up to the Mills administration and refused to shut down his business during Covid. He joins us on this episode of Maine Wire TV, and shares how the Mills administration relentlessly targeted him.

An altercation before a school board meeting between a school counselor and a parent boiled over into public comment, with the father accusing her of being a threat to his child.

Representative John Andrews joined Steve Robinsons for the 2nd episode of Maine Wire TV! They talked a wide array of issues in Maine politics, including parents' right to know in schools, electing constitutional officers, Maine's majority budget, and more! They also got into a few of the bills that Representative Andrews will be presenting in the coming weeks.

Senate President Troy Jackson is proposing a bill that would give tax credits to big biotech companies in order to attract them to Maine. In response to his testimony, Representative Shelley Rudnicki questions if this will actually work, given that Maine has the third highest tax burden in the nation.