Part 1:  Ray opens up with some technical difficulties as he is giving results from Super Tuesday. He also talks about the history of New York Governors that have run for President. He also talks about the results and the efforts of the Question on 1. He says that this fight is not over because the government doesn’t know better than the parent. Ray gives several examples of how the government has lied to us over the years. Ray brings up the schools and road and bridges as examples of how well they are taking care of things that are very important. Elected folks maybe very kind and friendly, but once they get into office, they get Domeitis.

Part 2:  Ray plays a clip from Mark Robinson where he is talking about gun rights. After it is done, Ray explains who Mark is and his success.

Part 3:  Ray talks about the election process in Maine. There still no final results in the Democratic Primary because it is too close to call. He says that this is 2020 and we should have a better more efficient way of elections.

Part 4:  Ray welcomes Steve Michaud, Maine Hospital Association. They talk about preparedness for illness. Steve stresses that the number one thing to do is wash your hands. This is being taken seriously and all of the hospitals are prepared and have been in contact and done training with the Maine CDC and Federal CDC. Ray asks him about the symptoms and it isn’t much different than that of the flu. Ray explains why he is so concerned. Steve stresses there isn’t the need for panic. Yes, people with an compromised immune system need to show extra precautions, but they do any way. They talk about Dora Mills and her expertise and knowledge. There is no reason to panic.

Part 5:  Ray welcomes President Trump’s Daughter-in-Law, Lara Trump. They talk about her new daughter’s name Carolina. They talk about the job market, free trade and more of the accomplishments that he has made all the while the left and media have been putting up obstacles all over the place. They talk about the Hispanic and Black communities and how they are seeing the truth. They talk about how women have been raised up as well. They talk about Joe Biden. She says “Bless His Heart.”

Part 6:  Ray talks about the efforts of the grassroots group that worked on the Yes on 1 campaign. He says that it was a courageous effort to tell the government that you are paying attention and that now is not the time to give up and stop fighting the good fight.

Part 7:  Ray is joined by Maine Republican Party Executive Director Jason Savage. They talk about the People’s Veto to try and repeal the Ranked Choice Voting on the President and that the City of Portland denied them access to allow them to gather signatures. They talk about Mike Bloomberg’s results. Ray asks Jason about the CD 2 race. They talk about corporate money that is and has been funding Sara Gideon. They also talk about the migration of Maine’s youth. The driving up of the cost of business and taxes so that the youth people leave because they can’t afford to live here and then the surprise of the Government that there isn’t a work force.

Part 8:  Ray describes the coffee that Jay brought to him and thanks him.  Japhet “Jay” Els of the AARP Maine. They briefly talk about the coronavirus and the effect it could have on the elderly population. Jay and Ray discuss  LD – 594, A Retirement Savings Program for Maine. LD 594 makes it easier for businesses to offer employees a way to save for retirement out of their regular paycheck, and it is an easy, stress-free way to grow retirement savings so you can take control of your future. It is an opt-out deal. Ray and Jay both agree on this bill except for one thing…the opt-out feature. Jay gives some of the great benefits to employers and employees as well.

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