Part 1:  Ray talks about the “overwhelming” evidence to impeach President Trump. The White House sent a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and other top Democrats saying it would not cooperate with their impeachment inquiry into President Trump over his dealings with Ukraine. They talk about Hillary claiming to “beat” Trump in the election and how people have obsessed about him even though they don’t even understand who he is other than what the media tells them.

Part 2:  Ray, Debi Davis and Dee Dee welcome Simon Owen of Fox News Radio to discuss the happenings on the Turkey and Syrian borders. Turkey was on the brink of launching an offensive into Kurdish-controlled parts of Syria, in a move that would defy international criticism and comes just days after President Donald Trump announced U.S. troops supporting Kurdish forces in the area would be pulled back from the border zone.

Part 3:  Today’s History Lesson:  Francis Hopkinson (September 21, 1737-May 9, 1791) was a man of extraordinary talent and charm. Born into a family of substance in Philadelphia, he was the first scholar and first Graduate of the College of Philadelphia, which his father, along with good friend Benjamin Franklin, played a role in chartering. He studied Law in the office of Benjamin Chew (later, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania) and then continued his education in England, two years study with the Bishop of Worcester. He was a writer of music, poetry and satire. His notable works include “A Pretty Story,” a skeptical examination of the relationship between Great Britain and the colonies, and “Battle of the Kegs,” a satiric taunting of the British. Hopkinson claimed credit for designing the American flag, but the evidence for his claim is not clear. Hopkinson was elected a delegate to the Continental Congress in 1776, where he signed the Declaration. After the War he was an active advocate, in speaking and in writing, for the New Federal constitution. He was commissioned a Judge of Admiralty in Pennsylvania in 1780, and Washington appointed him Federal District Judge for his native state in 1790. He died very suddenly of a massive epileptic seizure in 1791, at the still young age of 53.

Part 4:  Ray and Debi welcome David Jones and Adrienne Bennett in studio. Adrienne has announced her candidacy for US Congressional District 2 against Jared Golden. Ray asks her about her biography and she tells of growing up with knowing what hard work is all about. Adrienne has worn many hats in her career. Ray and Adrienne talk about the commonality between she and Gov. LePage. Ray asks what everyone is thinking, why isn’t she a liberal Democrat.

Part 5:  Ray and Adrienne talk about the NRA and the 2nd Amendment. Adrienne gives her thoughts on the subject. Ray asks her about Rep. Jared Golden and how she views his seat. She says to look at his voting record. He has voted 85% with the squad. Ray asks her about her thoughts and relationship with the Trump Administration. For more information about Adrienne, visit her websites:  Adrienne2020.com or TakeBackMaine.com.

Part 6:  FO Bailey Real Estate Segment: David Jones and Adrienne Bennett switch hats and discuss real estate. Adrienne has been working for FO Bailey for a while now. They talk about how important it is to make sure every client that they are the most important person or that they are your only client. They talk about how community minded FO Bailey is and that they have a Toys for Tots box and please help to fill the box early. Adrienne stresses that the Devil is in the details. They talk about Conner, Ray’s son, that works for David and how he is killing it through hard work. They talk about some of the other agents that represent FO Bailey.

Part 7:  David and Ray highlights some of his listings. He has a home in Nobleboro and one at  34 Andrews in Falmouth on the way to Mackworth Island. He also has 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. Adrienne Bennett’s info is: cell: 207-660-2567 or email:adrienne@fobailey.com.

Part 8:  David and Ray welcome the ladies of Seabags, Inc. Seabags is sponsoring Sea Bags Women’s Sailing Team. Representing Sea Bags, Katie Wolitarsky, introduces Erica Beck Spencer, Skipper, and Emily Carville, team member of the Sailing Team. Erica tells us about her trip to Florida to the race. Ray asks about the race itself and the team. Erica tells us that her father introduced her to sailing and racing at two years old. Emily tells us how she got into sailing and her competitive history.

Part 9:  They have a sendoff to Miami on Friday at Boone’s Seafood in Portland from 12-12:30. You can find them on Facebook.

Part 10:  Ray and David welcome AARP Maine’s Jane Margesson and the York County Sheriff Bill King.  It is that time of year for the drug take back and shredding events. AARP Maine is hosting four different events over the state of Maine. Raymond: Saturday, October 12, 2019, Belfast: Saturday, October 26, 2019 from 10-2PM, Lewiston: Saturday, October 26, 2019 from 10-2PM and Sanford: Saturday, November 2, 2019 from 10-2PM. They are more than happy to help at no charge to you. To find out more information about the event closest to you, visit their website:  aarp.org/maine.

Part 11:  Ray mentions that Eastpoint Church is streaming into the Cumberland County jail and has said that it would be wonderful if the York County Jail be willing to stream as well. Sheriff King tells us that his is open to this and believes that it is important and beneficial to have a faith based release program. He also tells us about one of the programs that he has been trying to get off the ground. Join us at any of our free events and take advantage of the opportunity to gain some peace of mind! Would you like to volunteer with us for one of these events?  Shredding events are fun, too!  Call Jane at 1-866-554-5380 or email me@aarp.org for information.

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