Fox News Radio’s Jon Decker and Ray talk about Steve Bannon’s book and relationship with President Trump. He served as the White House Chief Strategist (a newly created position) in the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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01-05-18 Blizzard January 2018
Fox News Radio’s Tonya J. Powers joins us from a cab to talk about the Blizzard of January 2018. 12-24 inches (30-60 cm) or more of snow fell on Maine and New Brunswick. At the same time, hurricane-force gusts and frigid air made clean up rough. Record high tides and storm surge caused flooding in several states. In Boston, one of the highest tides on record flooded a subway station near the New England Aquarium. Pipes cracked from New Jersey to North Carolina.
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01-04-18 Pat Callaghan
Pat Callaghan of WSCH6 calls in this morning. Bob and Sam Witkowski, Ray and Jamie Py are in studio and they talk about the weather to start things off. Then Ray and Pat get right into President Trump and former Chief Strategist Steve Bannon. They go back to the storm and tell listeners to make sure that they take care of the heating vents and fill lines. Snow will cover these and can cause some major problems and they could be deadly. MEMA has some helpful winterizing tips on their website.
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01-04-18 Jamie Pye
Part 1: Jamie Py of Maine Energy Marketers Association (MEMA) joins us in studio. Since 1954, MEMA has been dedicated to working on behalf of energy marketers and their consumers to educate and lead our state forward. We advocate for our members in Augusta and in the news, informing legislators and the public with the facts about Maine’s energy industry. He is here to re-enforce the the processes and let us know that the oil dealers are working as hard as they can to get the oil deliveries to people.
Part 2: We are talking to Jamie Py about the weather and school closing. Ray asks him when they will pull the drivers off of the road for their safety. Jamie says that he is more worried about the power going out. He also defines the difference in K-1, Propane and other heating elements.
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