07-17-25 Thursday
Segment 1: Ray Richardson starts with the Bill that was passed yesterday and talks about some of the opponents and what they have to gain or loose.
Segment 2: Ray and Dee Dee welcome Pete McVety (former Navy Pilot and worked at the Pentagon, owner of McVety Hearth and Home) as they talk about Ray’s haircut.
Segments 3-4: Bob Witkowski (Where Y’at Magazine) join and they talk about a lot of different frivolous subjects and topics.
Segments 5-6: Sarah Parshall Perry (Vice President & Legal Fellow, Defending Education) joins and they discuss some of the cuts in the Bill that was passed last night, especially the cuts to PBS and why, the uprising of candidates running on platforms of Socialism or Communism and how does Sharia Law come into play.
Segments 7-8: Ray, Dee Dee, and Pete talk about a lot of different things but it starts with Former VP Kamala Harris’ book, her performance on 60 Minutes, the news outlets across the country, Steve Robinson and The Maine Wire, the LGBT+ movement, and more.
Segment 9: The conversation starts with Portland and the businesses climate, the Maine roads, taxes and then they move on to Westbrook Maine, the schools bias and drag shows in the public libraries, and more.
Segment 10: Dov Sacks (Independence Law Maine and New Hampshire) and Demi Kouzounas join Ray, Pete, and Dee Dee.
Segment 11: Dov, Demi, and Ray talk about the Bill that passed last night and how the economy is doing even though the claims that the sky would fall if the Big Beautiful Bill passed, Socialism, Sharia Law, and Communism trends in America, and the differences between boys and girls.
Segment 12: Ray and the panel discuss some of the texts that he has received today, the PBS funding, and more.
Segments 13-14: The discussion is about food, food processing, Covid and the results of the year of Covid, and Trump’s accomplishments, Ray plays a clip about Medicare frauds, and more.
Segment 15: Ray, Demi, and Dov discuss the Maine Governor possibilities and right on cue Garrett Mason walks in. They discuss the group of Common Sense For Maine.