Part 1: Jane Margesson of AARP Maine joins Ray, David Jones and Rich Cebra in studio. Jane is here to remind people to watch out for scams that are out there. She reminds us if we suspect a call is not on the up-and-up, hang up. If you have been scammed you can place a freeze your credit report. You can also do this on your children and think of your grandchildren, they might be affected. If you have sent money through Western Union and gotten swept up in that scam. The deadline for that is coming up quickly Feb. 12, 2018. The phone number to call to file a claim is 844-319-2124. Fox News Radio’s Jon Decker joins us by phone and recaps the State of the Union Address last night.
Part 2: Ray asks Jane to expand on the Western Union. Maine Attorney General’s office has a list of some of the scams out there. If you have lost money wiring money through the Western Union scam, there is a website that you can get some of your money back. This is the link to the information. If you have any question the AARP Fraud webpage is states.aarp.org/region/maine.
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Portland Mayor Ethan Strimling is joining David Jones, Rich Cebra and Ray Richardson this morning and he has his State of the City Address tonight. Rich asks him about some of the key issues. The Mayor gives us an outline of his speech. Apparently it will have the word “universally”. Ray asks him about the homeless issue and if he has looked at Salt Lake City and how they have dealt with it. Business, church, private and government communities have to work together.
Part 1: The boys talk about the frowning of the democrats during the speech and then they go into who and when the audience stood for good points. The Democrats didn’t stand for anything. They also talk about the American Dream. It isn’t just the “Dreamers” who have a dream.