Ray, David Jones and Conner Richardson are joined by Jason Benham on the phone. Jason and his brother David are real estate moguls and conservative influencers. For years, they have been fighting for religious liberty and pro-life issues. They were elevated to a national profile a few years ago when HGTV cancelled their upcoming home improvement show “Flip it Forward” (before airing) due to the Benham’s personal religious beliefs on same-sex marriage and abortion. They have never backed down and refuse to do so when it comes to these issues. They have a new book out soon:Bold and Broken.
Part 1: Ray is joined by Radio Personality Mike Violette and David Jones in Studio. The debate this morning starts with the story in the Portland Press Herald about Former Gov. Paul LePage and his staff members paid for more than 40 rooms at Washington, D.C.’s Trump International Hotel during a two-year period, spending at least $22,000 in Maine taxpayer money at a business owned by the president’s family. Part 2: The second segment they talked about actor Jussie Langston Mikha Smollett story.
Ray, David Jones and Conner Richardson are joined by Jason Benham on the phone. Jason and his brother David are real estate moguls and conservative 
s. They were elevated to a national profile a few years ago when HGTV cancelled their upcoming home improvement show “Flip it Forward” (before airing) due to the Benham’s personal religious beliefs on same-sex marriage and abortion. They have never backed down and refuse to do so when it comes to these issues. They have a new book out soon: Bold and Broken.
Part 1: Ray and David Jones, owner of 
Part 1: Ray is joined by Radio Personality Mike Violette and David Jones in Studio. The debate this morning starts with the story in the Portland Press Herald about Former Gov. Paul LePage and his staff members paid for more than 40 rooms at Washington, D.C.’s Trump International Hotel during a two-year period, spending at least $22,000 in Maine taxpayer money at a business owned by the president’s family.
Part 1: Ray explains a new bill that the Maine Legislature has submitted.