Part 1: Ray plays a clip from last night Trump’s rally in Louisiana. He talks about the great people of our nation and how when you lift someone up they are able to achieve greatness. He talks about how the liberal thought process needs to be brought out into the light. He uses Stephen King’s response to yesterday’s tragic school shooting in California as an example of the nastiness of the liberal left. He uses Abraham Lincoln’s quote about the house divided to drive home the point that the Impeachment Hearings are nothing but a farce.
Part 2: Ray continues with his thoughts from the previous segment after playing more of Trump’s rally from last night.
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Part 3: Ray plays more of the Trump rally. Ray then follows up on what President Trump was talking about…the employment numbers and taxes.
Part 4: Ray plays more from the rally. He talks about Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s ability to control the house. Because we didn’t get enough Republicans in office, she is holding the gavel. He reads and comments on a story about the American-born woman who traveled to Syria to join the Islamic State (ISIS) group and now wants to return to her family in Alabama and how Federal Judge George Walton ruled that she is not a U.S. citizen.
Part 5: Ray talks about the differences between the parties when power is gained. The Democrats throw their power around and punish those that stood against them. The Republicans are more passive and try to “work across party lines”. We need to wake up and pay attention to what is really happening or we will continue to loose what our Founding Fathers built.
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Part 6: Ray announces that his book is now on sale. The Truth About Trump is opinion on the last three years. He describes why he wrote this book. Ray plays a taped interview of Lara Trump. He had the pleasure to chat with her yesterday.
Part 7: Ray talks about Ambassador Bill Taylor’s testimony.
Part 8: Ray welcomes Peter Levesque, President of Dirigo Kids to talk about Toys for Tots. Ray mentions that there are boxes in Westbrook at Roots Cafe and Allstate Insurance on Main Street. The boys talk about how the need is up, but the donations are down. Peter tells Ray about the call he got yesterday about the group homes that have children in need. They are having a Toys For Tots Dinner on December 6th at the Italian Heritage Dinner. They are looking for more sponsors and auction items. Deb Shangraw of Emerald Management joins the boys. Deb also talks about the paper trains that they want to plaster all over Maine’s Main Streets. For more information on the dinner, visit the Dirgo Kids website. There will be a silent auction. Come join the fun.
Part 9: Ray, Peter and Deb recap the previous segment information and promote the TFT dinner again and give their information out again.
Part 10: Reggie Groff joins Ray by phone to promote his documentary that will be showing at the Westbrook Performing Arts Center tonight at 7pm. “Peace, Love and Zoo” and “Brothers” each film deal with Loss, Courage, Recovery, Hope and Love. One is about the loss of a family member by suicide and the other film deals with fighting addiction through art, creativity and service to others. These films are uplifting and though tough subjects are covered, they are stories that need to be shared within our communities. Both are topics which are difficult to discuss but the conversations are necessary. The cost is $12 per person. Arthur Langley calls in to touch base.
Part 11: Ray is would up about a text. He talks about the “government worker”. He says that their are some good employees, but he stresses that the majority of government is full of mediocrity and getting paid more than the public sector. He says that if someone isn’t doing a good job, they shouldn’t hold that job.