Part 1:  Ray talks about the Whistleblower controversy. Ray talks about the Impeachment Inquiry that Speaker Pelosi has launched. They have been threatening to do this since before he was even elected. Ray talks about the right of the House to do so and that they don’t need to have any specific grounds to do so. He goes into detail about the timeline of the inquiry. Ray also talks about the New York Times and their role in “getting” Trump. The NYT story about Kavanaugh and the recent inquiry is based on something from them. Ray also explains the difference between a journalist and a commentator. Adam Schiff’s comments on Trump’s promise to release the un-redacted version of the transcript of the conversation that started this latest hoopla.

Part 2:  Ray talks about the Portland Press Herald story about Maine’s congressional delegation reacted and stayed with the party lines. He talks about the different elected folks past and present and their reactions.

Part 3:  Today’s History Lesson:  Francis Lightfoot Lee (October 14, 1734 – January 11, 1797), brother of R.H. Lee, was born in Westmoreland, Virginia, on the fourteenth of October, 1734. He was educated at home by Doctor Craig, in the manner of an enlightened country gentleman. In 1765 he was elected to the Virginia House of Burgesses, where he served until 1775. He was a noted radical, on the side of Patrick Henry in opposing the Stamp Act. He Joined the group who called for a general congress and a Virginia Convention in 1774. He attended that convention and that year was sent to the first Continental Congress. He represented his state there until 1779, working on numerous committees. He retired from the Congress in 1779 and returned to his home. He served for a while in the Virginia Senate and then retired to private life. He died in 1797. Ray is joined by David Jones.
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Part 4:  Ray talks about his text messages about Speaker Pelosi’s announcement yesterday. Ray and David discuss the speech that President Trump gave the UN. Ray also mentions that the catch and release of illegal immigrants will come to an end. Ray and David talk about how the left has been confusing “illegal” and “legal” immigration. They bring this back to the state of Maine and the “feel good” bills and other things that the taxpayers are now footing the bill for instead of taking care of business.

Part 5:  The boys talk about the song “Another Brick in the Wall” by Pink Floyd and how prophetic it was. This leads to the education system and the media. Ray stresses that it is also on the American people. They discuss how important it is that people do the homework and find out what is fact and what is opinion.

Part 6:  This is the FO Bailey Real Estate Segment. David and Ray discuss the Presidential Recognition for FO Bailey that Ray go for David. David describes how great it is to be in real estate right now. Just yesterday, he spoke to people from all over the country wanting to come to Maine. They talk about some of the tricks and trade secrets of pricing a property to sell. Ray brings up bidding wars that can happen and how emotions can affect the pricing. David talks about open house and why they are important. David brings up interest rates, government fees, different buyer programs. Ray gives his daughter as an example of how you can buy a property. They talk about Kate the Great of Northstar Mortgage. call Kate DiBiase today at 207-450-0440.

Part 7:  Ray tells people about the Caribou Maine Astronaut, Jessica Meir, that is taking off to the International Space Station from Russia at 9:57am. You can watch live on www.nasa.gov. David and Ray highlights some of his listings. He has one in Falmouth at 34 Andrews, two in Yarmouth on Morton Road and four condos in Lincolnville at Ducktrap Retreat. Call David today. By dealing with local businesses you can form working relationships. David’s contact information is office: 207-781-1111, cell: 207-650-3455 or email:info@fobailey.com.

Part 8:  Ray and David welcome Dr. Jim Garlow. He is the Founder and CEO of Well Versed, Inc. He is an author, communicator, commentator, historian, cultural observer and has served most of his adult life as a pastor. Garlow is heard daily on over 800 radio outlets nationwide in his one-minute commentary called “The Garlow Perspective,” and has appeared on numerous national TV shows on NBC, ABC, CNN, Fox, MSNBC, CNBC and Comedy Central. He graduated from Drew University (Ph.D. in historical theology), Princeton Theological Seminary (Master of Theology), Asbury Theological Seminary (Master of Divinity), Southern Nazarene University (B.A. & M.A.), and Oklahoma Wesleyan University (A.A.). Garlow has written 19 books, most recently Well Versed: Biblical Answers to Today’s Tough Issues and This Precarious Moment: Six Urgent Steps That Will Save You, Your Family And Our Country, both released by Regnery Publishers of Washington, DC. In September, his newest book will be released: God Will See You Through This: 26 Lessons I Learned from the Father Through the Joys and Hurts of Everyday Life. To purchase Dr. Garlow’s books, visit his website www.wellversedworld.com. Ray asks him about his work at the UN. They talk about the architecture and art of the UN and how God is present throughout the building. They get to President Trump’s religious speech to the United Nation. Ray talks about the Great Commission of the Bible and if you BE BOLD! people will gravitate to you. Ray asks Jim his opinion of Pres. Trump. Jim gives his personal thoughts and impressions about Pres. Trump.

Part 9:  Amy Gallant of AARP Maine. She is back after being on maternity leave. Ray, Amy and Dee Dee discuss the most important job is being a parent. They talk about relationships and family roles. They talk about how elected folks that Amy has talked to have said that the major thing that is missing is relationships.

Part 10:  Amy and Ray discuss family. Amy stresses the importance of the extended family and all of the support that they have with involved grandparents and other family and friends.

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