Segment 1:  Ray Richardson talks about the Medicare system, how Medicare was works and who it was designed to help and how it has devolved into what it is today.

Segment 2:  Ray plays a clip of Sec. of State Rubio about who is allowed and not allowed into our country and how the Judges seem to care more about the people that have harmed or killed Americans on American soil by blocking deportation back to their own countries.

Segments 3-4:  Ray plays a clip of Maine Gov. Mills saying that any initiative on the ballot should have a public hearing by law and he reminds us of the clip he played yesterday on the committee leaders saying they would not be holding a public hearing on the yellow/red flag law. Bob Witkowski (Where Y’at Magazine) joins Ray and they discuss the rights of the American people and the overstepping of the government and uses the Covid Era as an example.

Segments 5-6:  Pete McVety (former Navy Pilot and worked at the Pentagon, owner of McVety Hearth and Home) and Sarah Parshall Perry (Vice President & Legal Fellow, Defending Education) join the boys and they talk about Judges not staying in their lane and legislating from the bench.

Segments 7-8:  Alf Anderson (AARP Maine‘s Associate State Director for Advocacy and Outreach) join Ray and Pete to discuss some of the things happening in Augusta to help with fraud including LD1445 – “An Act to Prevent Financial Exploitation of Vulnerable Adults“. Alf explains some of the benefits to protect people from loosing the life savings through fraud. For more information, contact AARP Maine.

Segments 9-10:  Ray and Pete welcome Tom Bill (Common Sense of Maine PAC), Demi Kouzounas (Common Sense of Maine PAC), and Dov Sacks (Independence Law Maine and New Hampshire). They discuss the books that are supposed to be okay for kids but can’t be read in an adult school board meeting. The rules during Covid. The money that was made on sick people, Dr Fauci’s roll in Covid and AIDS, the government. Ray talks more about Gov. Mills’ Humanitarian Award that she is receiving.

Segments 11-12:  Ray, Pete, Tom, Demi, and Dov talk about the Maine Legislature and taxes. Demi shares a story from when she was in Dentistry School, the ingenuity of America, AI, inventions/innovations to come, Dov’s classmates Matt Gaetz and Mark Zuckerburg, they discuss Brandon Gill, R-Texas, questioning a witness who works in the industry whether or not she was a “racist” and Ray the clip. They discuss this and at the end of the segment he plays a clip of Sen. Kennedy (R.-LA)

Segment 13:  Ray plays a clip of Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries talk about unmasking ICE agents. The double standard of the Democrats, the importance of the masks on our ICE and DEA agents, Ray reads a statement from Sen. Angus King and points out that he agreed with Pres. Biden on the success of the withdrawal from Afghanistan, and more.

Segment 14:  Former Maine Governor Paul LePage joins Pete, Tom, Dov, Demi, and they talk about his accomplishments when he was Governor, like the State of Maine paying their bills but Governor Mills isn’t doing it now. They talk about the depraved indifference Gov. Mills has toward the kids that are being abused and dying in her care. They talk about the diligent work that Bill Diamond (Walk A Mile In Their Shoes) is doing to bring awareness, his former work as Sec. of State, and more. They talk about the growth of Maine’s government since Gov. Mills has been office and the lack of services. Gov. LePage joins the gang and talk about the hard work he did for the state of Maine while serving as Governor and the frustration of watching Gov. Mills undoing everything that he had fixed. They chat a little bit about the election results, the immigrants that have moved in to our state, but not assimilated to the American way of life.

Segments 15-16:  Ray and Gov. LePage discuss Gov. Mills’ administration and her staff. They get into the abortion issue, taxes that have been raised, Gov. LePage explains why he decided to come back and run for Senate. The paper mills in Maine that have gone away and the threat of loosing the others and much more. Gov. LePage talks about being asked to speak at the Graduation ceremony in Jackman.

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