Segments 1-2:  Ray Richardson is joined by Dr. Michael Ciampi of Ciampi Family Practice. They discuss the vote on the Debt Ceiling package, what was in the bill, and more.

Segments 3-4:  Bob Witkowski joins the discussion from New Orleans.

Segments 5-8:  Former Maine Sen. Bill Diamond joins the boys to discuss the children in the DHHS system and the OMEGA Report regarding the Case of Maddox Williams, Gov. Mills’ new plan and Community Outreach, The DHHS system in Maine, Commissioner of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services Jeanne Lambrew’s “Maine Child Safety and Family Well-Being Plan”, and the lack of accountability, Maine leads the nation in child neglect, abuse, and deaths, mandatory reporting, lack of competency, and more. Visit Walk A Mile in Their Shoes for more information on the organization and its mission. If you are not a mandated reporter, you can call 1-800-624-8404 (24-hour, Toll-Free) or Maine Relay 711 to report abuse, neglect, or exploitation or complete the online form.

Segment 9:  Ray talks about George Floyd and his behavior toward society, Maine’s DHHS system and Maine’s Oversight Committee, and the OPEGA’s report regarding the death of three-year-old Maddox Williams. Ray says that it is time to stand up for those that can’t speak for themselves. He urges everyone to stand up, including the churches of the state. You can’t walk in fear and in faith.

Segment 10:  Ray talks about student loans and not having to pay them because of Covid. He also talks about the government’s influence over the media.

Segment 11:  Ray compares New Hampshire’s and Maine’s governments. He takes calls.

Segment 12:  Ray explains why he shuts his mike off sometimes. He wants to learn. He continues with Black History, some of the great black people in history that are not being taught about, and people not doing their homework on Bills before they become law.

Segment 13:  Ray reminds the audience about the Emerald Society Golf Tournament to benefit The Travis Mills Foundation, then he takes calls.

Segment 14:  Ray quotes Dennis Prager on the conflict in the Middle East and applies it to our government and the lack of urgency on the things that should matter, but spend more money on pet projects, personal freedoms are being encroached upon, gun rights, and more.

Segments 15-16:  Ray takes calls from the audience.

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