Part 1:  Ray Richardson starts off with Tom Brady, the Gronk and the Super Bowl, then turns his attention to the Trump Impeachment Trial, the corruption that is the so-called leadership of the House, Rep. Eric Swalwell (CA-15) and The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Ray changes gears to the banning of the phrase “China Virus”, the double standards, BLM vs conservatives, and more. Ray leaves the segment with “If you don’t stand up for your Country…Who will?”

Part 2:  Ray talks about a story in the Portland Press Herald about Governor Janet Mills and Bloomberg News Service and stresses that the other side will have to start putting their money up as well.

Part 3:  Ray gives a quick preview of some of his upcoming guests. He talks about the Cancel Culture, how the Nazi movement happened in Germany and the similarities of the recent government movements, and Maine Capitol Police Chief Russell Gauvin. Vern Dukes joins Ray and they discuss the current elected leaders and the non-patriotism movement, double standards of law makers toward law enforcement, a New York Times article, the educational system, disadvantaged kids, the teachers’ union, and more.

Part 4:  Vern Dukes rejoins Ray to continue their discussion after the dropped call.

Part 5:  Ray talks about Cancel Culture. He is joined by Lucas J. Lanigan. He explains the what and how he was stripped from his committee positions (Solid Waste Subcommittee and Land Bank Authority) on the City Council by the Mayor without due process. They dissect his Facebook post, sentence by sentence as Ray learns more about how Lanigan was notified.

Part 6:  Ray continues with his frustration and outrage from the previous segment. Then welcomes NYTimes Money Columnist Ron Lieber to discuss his new book from HarperCollins: The Price You Pay For College. For more information or purchase his book, visit RonLieber.com.

Part 7:  Ray welcomes Jon Decker of Grey Television to discuss the Impeachment Trial of Former President Donald J. Trump, Republican Senators’ vote, Jon is 1 of 3 that will be allowed in the Chamber during the trial.

Part 8:  Ray plays the America The Beautiful rendition that H.E.R. performed at the Super Bowl and the described how Warren Snipe, known by his stage name Wawa, signed H.E.R.’s rendition of “America the Beautiful” and later “The Star-Spangled Banner.” overwhelmed his emotions. He continues with the “Greatness” that was witnessed while watching “The” game.

Part 9:  Ray discusses the book To Kill a Mockingbird and how it has been banned in many places. The history of banning things like teaching reading to the slavery and more. Gunny Mike calls in to talk about the Illegal Immigration exploitations, the Iranian Deal, 9/11 attack, Pelosi’s and Schumer’s responsibility to protect the Capitol, Maine Rep. Rachel Talbot-Ross’ bill, and more.

Part 10:  Ray reflects on some of the texts that he has received about the banning of To Kill a Mockingbird and the Sanford City Council member Lucas Lanigan and how he was “cancelled”.

Part 11:  Ray takes a call from Andy of Sanford about the Mayor of Sanford Maine Anne-Marie Mastraccio and her “style of leadership”. He takes several more calls.

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