Segment 1:  Ray Richardson talks about the Filibuster, Voter ID, the Save Act, and more.

Segment 2:  Ray talks more about the Save Act.

Segment 3:  Ray and Dee Dee Richardson talk about some of the different Presidents to celebrate President’s Day. He talks about calling Sen. Collins and Sen. Angus King and the Compromise of 1850. Ray explains the two mistakes that he believes the founders made when writing the Constitution, being born to serve in state or national Legislature and abolishing slavery in the Constitution.

Segment 4:  Maine Rep. Josh Morris R.-Turner joins Ray and Dee Dee as Ray addresses a text.

Segment 5:  Ray and Josh start with the Maine Legislature addressing the fraud in Maine. Vernon Dukes (The Town Farm, the Trucker of Truth) joins the boys and they start with the a complaint about racism which brings up a big conversation.

Segments 6-8:  Ray and the boys welcome Maine State Rep. Barbara Bagshaw (R-Windham) and they start with some of the conversations they had been having before. She switches subjects to Maine’s education system and two of the bills that she wants people to know about because of DEI and the money that the Department of Education is loosing because they are going against the Federal mandates. The fraud allegations in the Legislature including Rep. Deqa Dhalac (D-South Portland) who served as Gateway’s Assistant Executive Director. Gov Mills, Shenna Bellows and other shenanigans in Augusta. Ray states the five things that the Maine Legislative and Candidates need to be talking about, Energy costs, Education, Infrastructure, Tax structure, Regulatory system.

Segments 9-10:  Retired Col. Ron Russell (Candidate for Maine CD 1, former Army Ranger and Special Forces Green Beret) joins the boys in studio. Ray asks how his campaign is going and he lists off some of the events coming up. They start a conversations about birth certificates and Real ID.

Segments 11-12:  They continue the conversation of dog eating off of plates and utensils. Vern talks about a commercial about windmills which brings up a more conversation about rigid ideology of the elected. They talk about how the Filibuster works nationally and locally. Mark Reilly joins the fun. The panel shares their top three Presidents and why.

Segments 13-14:  The boys start with Graham Platner and his appeal to Mainers, the Republicans lack election participation, voting early, absentee ballots, and more.

Segments 15-16:  Vern starts with describing the truck that he needs to pull his smoker. They get into the Legislators in Augusta that don’t work for Maine, but for the special interests up there, the electoral vote, states election rules, the Maine children that have died in Maine’s Care, the outrage over the protester deaths, but silence over the victims that illegals have killed.

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