Segments 1-2:  Ray and Dee Dee Richardson start the day.

Segments 3-4:  Ray starts with President Trump and ends with President Washington. He talks about their service to our country above self, their accomplishments and Ray ends with Washington’s and the reason he didn’t release all of the slaves he and Martha owned.

Segments 5-6:  Ray and David welcome Dr. Peter Earle of AIER (American Institute for Economic Research) and they catch up with the latest going on in the world of economy and how those changes will affect you and your finances.

Segments 7-8:  Ray, David, and Dee Dee welcomes Blake Kernen (Press Secretary for Sen. Susan Collins) and they catch up. Matt Jacobson (Retired Navy and Air Force, Director Sales & Marketing for Summit Natural Gas of Maine) joins the party. They talk about Sen. Collins ability to get along with her colleagues, conservatives starting to speak up and that we need more women to speak up about crime and violence.

Segments 9-11:  The panel welcomes Former Pinal County Arizona Sheriff Mark Lamb (SheriffLamb.com) as they continue the discussion on crime in America, the Chinese infiltration of our country including the spread of Fentanyl killing millions every year, the illegal marijuana grows in Maine, the human trafficking, the need for a strong Governor and the difference between Gov. Huckabee Sanders and Gov. Mills. They talk about running for office and so much more.

Segments 12-13:  Ray asks Blake about Sen. Collins’ concerns about domestic terrorism. Matt shares a story about it. This brings up a discussion of the attack on New York on 9/11. Ray and Matt welcome Former Congressman JD Hayworth (Pharmaceutical Reform Alliance Spokesman) to discuss President Trump’s initiative to hold Big Pharma accountable for the safe and affordable drugs going to citizens.

Segment 14:  Ray and Matt discuss Blake’s (Sen. Collins Press Secretary) poise, knowledge, and ability.

Segments 15-16:  Ray and Matt talk about the way Democrat run cities and states are full of crime and what about the safety for people that live in these cities.

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