Senator Jeanne Shaheen

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179 appearances 8 recordings 7 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 9 Jul

Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Reuters World News · Fed chair, shutdown deal, SpaceX and Senator Jeanne Shaheen · 30 Jan 2026 podcast

Now, what happens next?

I think we need to, again, push the administration.

Replacing one dictator in Maduro for Delcy Rodriguez, who was his second in command, his henchman, I think is not the answer that I would like to see.

Obviously, the people of Venezuela would need to make a decision about who their next leader would be if there are free and fair elections.

I think Maria Karina Machado, the Nobel Prize winner who has risked so much, who has shown so much courage in helping to unite the opposition against Maduro, will be somebody who will be involved in those future democratic elections.

But it's up to the people of Venezuela to make that decision.

Bloomberg News Now · Machado Nobel Giveaway Stuns, Iran Blackout Raises Fears, More · 16 Jan 2026 podcast

I don't think there is any concern on the part of our allies, Denmark and Greenland, about partnering with the United States.

And that's the route we should be taking.

be engaging in conversations if there is an interest on the part of this administration in additional operations there.

The MeidasTouch Podcast · Senator Jeanne Shaheen Discusses Trump’s Disastrous Shutdown · 25 Oct 2025 podcast

Well, no, I don't know that.

Well, I just want to correct what he said about the

reconciliation bill, the big, beautiful betrayal, as I call it, that was passed last summer.

The reason it saves $185 billion in Medicaid is because it kicks people off Medicaid.

We are going to have tens of thousands of people in my state of New Hampshire who are going to get kicked off of Medicaid as soon as those provisions go into effect.

And that's going to have a huge impact on the entire health care system.

Not to mention right now what this fight is about and why.

I've said from the very beginning that we ought to be able to keep government open and ensure that we can provide, make sure that people can afford access to their health insurance.

That's the position I think we ought to take.

And we can do both.

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