Ray talks about the Australian tragedy in Melbourne. Police said at a news conference that they have arrested the driver and one other person after a white SUV plowed into a crowd of pedestrians, injuring at least 14 people and believe was “a deliberate act,” but that they do not know the motivation behind the attack. After the white Suzuki SUV crashed into a bollard, a steel safety post meant to insure pedestrian safety, police wrestled down and cuffed the driver. The incident comes at a time when vehicle-related terror attacks have been on the rise. Ray goes on to say that he doesn’t believe that there are 40 virgins waiting in heaven for the people that carry out these attacks.
We start this segment off with a caller asking for people to dig a little deeper and give to whatever is your charity of choice. Salvation Army is down in the donations and there are many people that are in need this year. Unfortunately, he then starts to talk about Linda Sarsour, the Pro-Palestinian activist who helped spearhead the Women’s March in Washington. She has called for a Jihad in our country. Linda Sarsour told an employee who claimed she was sexually harassed that “something like that doesn’t happen to someone who looks like you,” the accuser told Fox News Wednesday night. Asmi Fathelbab also told “The Story with Martha MacCallum” that Sarsour warned her “that I will never work in New York City ever again for as long as she lives” if Fathelbab pressed her claims.
Ray is crazy….thank goodness we got a caller. He is a house painter and explains how he believes liberals think. He can generally tell if his clients are either conservatives or liberals, because conservatives want a good job done as well as the lowest price, where libs don’t ever ask or question the bill.
AT&T was quick to respond to news of U.S. tax reform, announcing it would give some employees bonuses once the legislation is signed into law. AT&T said in a press release Wednesday that it would give more than 200,000 of its U.S. workers who are union members a special bonus of $1,000. The company also increased its capital expenditures budget by $1 billion in the U.S. Then Ray went off of the rails….could keep up with all of the topics he touched on.