Ray starts the morning and is all riled up! Susan Collins is about to vote on the healthcare bill, which way will she vote this time. Ray offered to help (for free) anyone who is willing to run against her.
11-28-17 Political Roundtable
Part 1: Debi disagrees with the Ray, Joe Bruno, Rich Cebra and Gordon Draper about President Trump and his constant tweeting. The panel feels like Trump takes the focus off of the big picture and raises the wrong people up.
Part 2: The Tweet discussion continues because a caller brought up the subject again. Then Joe brings up the fun topic people believing the are smarter because they are wearing a suit.
Part 3: David Jones joins the panel. The discussion started off with the “Pocahontas” tweet again, but it turned to how words matter.
Part 4: Demi Kouzounas and Ellie Espling join our panel. We have a great panel this morning. Discussion turns to sexual tensions between men and women. Where is the line?
Part 5: Gubernatorial race. Ray asks Demi about her thought on the race.
Part 6: Joe and Rich answer the question of how the write in candidate might affect the Alabama Senate race. Ray wouldn’t vote for him, not because of the women and their charges, but because of the way Roy conducted and answered questions on the Sean Hannity. How does Al Franken continue to stay in his seat after admitting his quilt.
Part 7: When do one person’s rights start and the other one ends. Joe asks “what does gender neutral bathroom even mean?
Part 8: Personal responsibility is being taken away. Every time the government mandates something you loose some of your personal freedom.
Part 9: Wrap up of a wild morning.
11-28-17 Weinstein
Fox News Radio’s Tonya J Powers brings us the story of more trouble for Harvey Weinstein. Actress, Kadian Noble, filed a federal suit on Monday against Harvey Weinstein, accusing him of violating sex trafficking laws by luring her to his room at the Le Majestic Hotel in Cannes, where he allegedly assaulted her.
11-28-17 Royal Engagement
Prince Harry, 33, a grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and fifth in line to the throne, is engaged to Meghan Markle, 36, his American girlfriend, the royal family said on Monday. The wedding day will be sometime in the spring. Meghan Markle, who is biracial, will be the first non-white person to marry into the royal family in modern history, a fact that sparked debate about interracial marriages in the United Kingdom.