Part 1: Ray and Debi start this morning talking about the Super Bowl. JT did a great job with the halftime show. Really nice tribute to Prince. Ray also goes into the FISA Memo until Fox News Report’s Simon Owen calls in with the Olympics. They will beginning this weekend and North and South Korea are starting to talk again and N Korea will be attending the games. Fred Warmbier, the father of Otto Warmbier, is suppose to travel to South Korea to attend the Winter Olympic Games as a guest of Vice President Mike Pence. Fred’s son, Otto, was 22 years old when he died in June following 15 months of imprisonment in North Korea.
Part 2: Ray has a caller telling him that he appreciates the work that Ray does to get the real news out and explains what it truly means. Ray goes back to the FISA Memo and really wants people to think about what is really going on.
02-02-18 FISA/Super Bowl/Anniversary
Part 1: Fox News Radio’s Jon Decker joins Ray by phone to discuss the FISA Memo. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) has a confidential memo written by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes’ office and has been the subject of partisan disagreement all week long. The memo supposedly details federal surveillance abuses and could be declassified and released and released today.
Part 2: Ray continues this thread of discussion. He ends up taking a call and they switch over to the Super Bowl.
Part 3: Ray finishes up his show talking about the Super Bowl and Bill Green. He gives another accu-view report of the weather. Stay warm. He gives a big shout out and tribute to Conner and Bailey Richardson for their One Year Anniversary.
02-02-18 Bill Green
Bill Green joins Ray from U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. WSCH6 sent him out to cover some of the “people” stories that happen. He does not disappoint. He and Ray have a great conversation on some of the things he has seen and people he has met. They talk about Gronk and that he has been cleared to play.
02-02-18 Punxsutawney Phil
John Peterson, R-PA., watches as Punxsutawney Phil is displayed for reporters by Punxsutawney Groundhog Club Past President Bill Cooper. photo posted on post-gazette.com
We are joined by the Wind Warden Bill Cooper to represent Punxsutawney Phil. He gives a little background on the history of the little groundhog and how he got his name. Punxsutawney Phil lives in Gobbler’s Knob in Punxsutawney, Pa. He predicts whether or not spring will come early or we will have 6 more weeks of winter.