Part 1:  Ray talks about the lawsuit and the Governor’s plan not to reopen the bars in Maine yet. Ray and Jeff Mannix talk about sports.

Part 2:  Ray and Jim Fahey talk about John Richardson and his unique service to honor him in Augusta today at 10am.

Part 3:  Ray talks about the President’s rally yesterday speaking to a group of young supporters in Arizona.

Part 4:  Ray and Dale Crafts chat. Dale is running for Maine Congressional District 2. They talk about the absentee voting for the primary that will be coming up July 14th. Ray talks about the need to remind people where were and where we are headed and brings up his book that he will be launched. They talk about how crazy the world has gotten and upcoming debates. For more information on Dale and his campaign visit his website:  DaleCraftsforCongress.com.

Part 5:  Ray talks about the lawsuit and the response that the Maine Attorney General’s office gave. Ray gets a “little” wound up and their response.

Part 6:  Ray welcomes David Jones of FO Bailey Real Estate. Ray thanks him for filling in for him last week. They talk about how crazy busy the real estate market has been during the pandemic. They also talk about Maine and what it has to offer. The pandemic has forced people and companies to look at working from home.

Part 7:  David Jones highlights several properties that are listed with FO Bailey. Not only do they have residential, but they also have land and commercial properties available as well. 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 calls for a “Blue Flu” as much as it goes against everything that law enforcement stands for at some point they need to stand up for themselves. Ray goes into detail about what and why they should prove why they are needed. He welcomes Strategic Advisor for Coalitions on the Trump 2020 Campaign, Boris Epshteyn. They talk about John Bolton and his tell all book. Ray mentions Boris’ Op-Ed in the USA Today. They talk about how the media couldn’t stand Bolton, but now love him because he is against Trump.

Part 9:  Ray talks to Lt. Patrick Hood of the Maine State Police and the Maine Council for Elder Abuse Prevention. It isn’t just about the bumps and bruises…but can also be in the form of financial or mental as well which isn’t as easily seen. Ray asks him about how to spot signs of elder abuse and they discuss an essay that was written by a high school student. They talk about the AARP and their tireless work to protect the elderly. Contact Jane Margesson at AARP Maine, email AARP Maine at me@aarp.org or call 1-866-554-5380 for more info if you have any questions or need questions answered.

Part 10:  Ray lets loose again about the nonchalant response of Maine’s government to the class action lawsuit and their attitude toward Maine businesses.

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