Segment 1: Ray Richardson talks about the outcry from the progressives for the deportation of the riff-raff that has crossed our borders with malice in their hearts, the Trump Administration allowing military personnel that was fired for not getting the jab and ties it to Maine’s practices during Covid.
Segment 2: Ray shares today’s lineup.
Segment 3: Ray ties the policies of Gov. Janet Mills to our financial devastation and the need for all of the taxes. Ray is all over the place and bounces back and forth between national and local politics.
Segment 4: Ray take a call from Larry.
Segments 5-6: Dr. Peter Earle of AIER (American Institute for Economic Research) joins Ray and they discuss “Capacity of Utilization”, the “Participation Rate”, and “Pages in the Federal Register” and how that affects the economy.
Segments 7-8: Matt Jacobson (Retired Navy, Director Sales & Marketing for Summit Natural Gas of Maine) join Ray and Dee Dee. Ray brings up an OP-ED in the Press Herald about natural gas raising the price of electricity and they discuss it.
Segments 9-10: Sean Spicer joins Ray and Matt and they talk about the de-regulations that Trump is enacting and his future plans. Find Sean’s podcast on YouTube.com,Spotify, or SeanSpicer.com. They take calls.
Segments 11-12: The conversation starts with the swearing in of Trump and then travels down through history and how the past is coming around again on the World’s stage, how it will and could affect us now and in the future.
Segments 13-14: They take calls.
Segments 15-16: Ray starts with a clip from CNN and how the reporter/anchor didn’t understand how the government works, and how more of the elected people and citizens don’t how our government operates. They also take calls.
Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson and Todd Piro (Co-Host Fox and Friends First and Fox News Channel) talk about friends and Todd’s longtime friend, Kelly Lawrence who passed away from Stage 4 Metastatic Melanoma. They talk about some of the moves that Trump and his Administration is making. He also gives a quick line up of today’s show.
Segments 3-4: Ray talks about Trump’s plans and enactment of those plans and moves on to Maine leading the country in child deaths and the Maine’s thirst for money and spending and that now the time is ripe for the Republicans to make a move to stand up and take control.
Segment 5: Ray talks about elected people being absent after being elected and uses Tim Nangle as an example, the Constitutional missive that the Legislative Branch shall give advice and consent. Maine Rep. Josh Morris (R-Turner) and
Vern Dukes (Cafe 1055 and is The Trucker of Truth) join and describes his hat and son’s business.
Segment 6: Ray plays a clip of the questioning of JD Vance, and the conversation turns to the climate after Ray plays a John Kerry clip.
Segments 7-8: The boys continue to discuss the left/right mentalities. They take calls. Ray asks Josh about some of the salaries of some of the people working in Augusta and moves back to the taxes on sick people that Gov. Mills is enacting.
Segments 9-10: Ray reminds people of Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) spying on the Legislature by tapping into their laptop, and him crying because of loosing his security clearance. Ray and Dee Dee share what they did over the weekend. He asks Josh about the upcoming State Budget. Taxes on the older citizens in Maine and why.
Segment 11-12: André Béliveau (Senior Manager of Energy Policy at the Commonwealth Foundation) joins Ray to discuss energy and how Trump’s newly enacted policies will help with the Keystone pipeline, and more.
Segments 13-16: Ray poses a question about accepting the files on RFK, Jr., JFK, and MLK assassinations to Josh, Dee Dee & Vern. They take calls.
Segment 1: Ray Richardson starts with the pardoning of the January 6th Committee and the outrage for the people that were charged, Cassidy Hutchinson (former aide to White House chief of staff Mark Meadows) testimony before the House Jan. 6 Committee, Rep. Liz Cheney role in the Jan 6 investigation. Ray talks about the small window that Trump has before the mid-terms, and more.
Segment 2: Ray starts with JJ Jeffrey and then moves on to more progressives reading the Bible all because of the inappropriate sermon Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde gave at the National Prayer Service at Washington National Cathedral before the Inauguration.
Segments 3-4: Ray starts with the plans the President has for our country’s prosperity and how sad he is that our beautiful State of Maine will be left behind.
Segments 5-6: Shawn Moody (Moody’s Collision) Ray, and Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) discuss how the media and reporters can be trusted while on the record or off. Shawn brings up the media covering of law enforcement of the Lewiston shooting and Red Flag Laws.
Segments 7-8: Shawn and Ray discuss the Blue Collar Foundation and the need for people that work with their hands and how Gov. Mills shut down the State of Maine and her lack of acknowledgment that there were people hurting and in need of support.
Segments 11-12: Ray and Steve Robertson (The Maine Wire) discuss Maine’s New Paid Leave Rules and consequences of some of the overspending in Augusta. Steve lays it all out in his article “Mills’ Delusional Budget“.
Segments 13-16: Ryan Schmelz (Fox News Radio Reporter) joins to give a quick update on the Laken Riley Bill and explains what is in it and why its needed, and some of Trump nominees, and more. He takes calls.
Segments 1-2: Ray and Dee Dee Richardson joined by Dr. Michael Ciampi of Ciampi Family Practice and they discuss the meaning of the word “merit”, the ending of DEI in American government, military and more.
Segment: 3-4: Bob Witkowski (Where Y’at Magazine), Doc and Ray talk about the crazy snow down in New Orleans and the deep freeze of the South. Brad Dyer (Hometown Senior Solutions) joins the fun.
Segments 5-6: Ray, Doc, and Brad talk about Freedom and the Japanese Concentration Camps and more.
Segment 7-8: Ray plays a clip of Kristi Noem and gives a shout out to his grandkids and daughter-in-law Bailey for calling in to wish him a happy birthday. Dee Dee says a quick hello to them as well and the heads off to Bible study. The boys get into Faith, and relationships.
Segments 9-10: Ray, Brad, and Dov chat about how cold it is outside. Bridget Quinn (AARP Maine’s Advocacy and Outreach Director) joins to share some of the winter events happening with their snow shoeing and cross-country events, gentle chair yoga (online event), the free coffee socials in Maine. For more information contact Bridget Quinn, Director for Advocacy and Outreach, 207-776-6303, bquinn@aarp.org. The boys move on to talk about the Biden pardons and accountability.
Segments 11-12: The boys talk about some movies and television shows from the past and the conversation moves on to Faith and celebrities that have embraced their Faith publicly. They delve into history and George Washington and Trump. Ray introduces James Taylor (Heartland Institue) to discuss climate change and America’s role, and more.
Segments 13-14: Ray plays a clip from the Inauguration. Ryan Schmelz (Fox News Radio Reporter) joins the boys to talk about Trump’s nominations and what it is going to take to get them confirmed. Dov and Ray take a call from Gordon which brings up a history lesson about the Panama Canal, who is controlling it, and the Monroe Doctrine. This brings up the prospect of acquiring Greenland, and more.
Segments 15=16: Ray and Dov discuss the Trump Phenomenon and it applies to the Supreme Court, Executive Orders, and more.