Part 1:  The show starts this morning with Ray complaining about the heat. His frustration is aimed Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., after she tweeted that Michael Brown was “murdered by a white police officer” five years ago in the city of Ferguson. He welcomes Fox News Radio’s Rachel Sutherland and they discuss the Trump administration and the long-awaited rule strengthening the ability of federal officials to deny green cards to immigrants deemed likely to rely on government aid.

Part 2:  Ray welcomes Fox News Radio’s Tonya J. Powers. They discuss Jeffrey Epstein‘ and his “suicide”. The investigation following his death and the FBI raid on his U.S. Virgin Islands home.

Part 3:  Today’s History Lesson:  Matthew Thornton (1714 – June 24, 1803) was born in Ireland in 1714. His parents emigrated to America when he was three. They first settled at Wiscasset, in Maine, but soon went to Worcester, Massachusetts, where Mathew received an academic education. Appointed surgeon to the New Hampshire Troops, 1745; Member of the Provincial Assembly, 1758-62, ??-1775; Colonel of the Londonderry Militia, Londonderry Town Selectman, 1763-75; Londonderry Committee of Safety, 1775, 76; Speaker of the New Hampshire House of Representatives, Associate Justice of the Superior Court, Delegate to the Continental Congress, 1776. He was elected to the Continental Congress after the debates on independence had occurred, but as he did not arrive in Philadelphia until November 1776, he was granted permission to actually sign the Declaration of Independence four months after the formal signing in July. Thornton died in Newburyport, Massachusetts, while visiting his daughter. He was 90 years old. Matthew Thornton is buried in Thornton Cemetery in Merrimack, and his cenotaph reads “The Honest Man.”

Part 4:  Ray, Dee Dee and David Jones discuss Elizabeth Warren’s comments on how Michael Brown was “murdered by a white police officer” five years ago in the city of Ferguson. Ray stresses that the media wasn’t truthful in reporting what actually happened back then. The fact that Michael Brown robbed and beat the store owner and the police officer that shot him. That officer was actually hospitalized with his injuries.

Part 5:  Ray and David continue some thoughts about Green Cards and immigration. Ray reads a text/email from an audience member on this subject. He and his wife have had experience because she is not and natural born American and he explains their journey.

Part 6:  Ray plays a clip of acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Ken Cuccinelli. He explains the White House’s new green card rule that he says strengthens a question asked of immigrants for more than a century, according to the acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Ken Cuccinelli. The boys discussing the work day and minimum wage. The bottom line is that in America, if you don’t like your circumstances, you can change them.

Part 7:  Ray reminds people about the Manchester Trump Rally. For free tickets, visit www.donaldjtrump2020.com. David recalls the Making Maine Great Again PAC efforts to get Trump elected from Convention to Inauguration. They take a call from Bill of Casco.

Part 8:  Dr. Demi Kouzounas Chair of Maine’s GOP join Ray and David and they reminisce about a Rand Paul event and traveling back and forth to Boston after the event to with David and Nancy Jones to take the Senator back to the airport after her long day of traveling all over the state.

Part 9:  Dr. Demi Kouzounas Chair of Maine’s GOP joins Ray and David to discuss her day. She says that she will be heading to a Economic Summit with Former Maine Governor Paul LePage. She reminds people about the Op-Ed that was in the PPH last week that was incite violence against Republicans. They continue to discuss the continuing media bias against conservatives. They talk about the difference between the Obama and Trump administrations being covered. They end up with the sex trafficking issues that are coming across the border and Jeff Epstein.

Part 10:  Ray, David Jones and Dr. Demi Kouzounas are joined by phone is Dep. Communications Director for @GOP, Cassie Smedile (@CMSmedile). She reiterates the procedures for tickets to the Manchester NH Trump 2020 rally. She emphasises that the first campaign was about promises made and this campaign is about promises kept. They talk about the Fox clip about Kamala Harris and the elderly lady telling her not to mess with her Medicare. They discuss Venezuela and their economics and how ObamaCare has royally messed up our healthcare system.

Part 11: The group sings Raindrops on Roses. They also discuss the rally in Manchester. Tickets to the Trump 2020 rally are free, but entrance isn’t guaranteed.

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