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Segment 1: Ray Richardson talks a little about his weekend, then is joined by Todd Piro (Co-Host Fox and Friends First and Fox News Channel) catch up and talk about October, Fall, Taylor Swift, football, Tim Wakefield and his passing, and more.
Segment 2: Ray talks about the Fair season, and the event that we attended to honor Dr. Demi Kouzounas.
Segment 3: Ray responds to a text about not talking about the shutdown and the vote and then talks about Dr. Jay Allen and his faith and belief in our American rights. Gunny Mike calls in and they talk more about Dr. Jay Allen, and Gunny shares a fundraiser.
Segment 4: Ray takes a call and Larry shares his frustration with the people in Congress.
Segment 5: Vern Dukes (The Muffin Man), Maine Rep. Josh Morris (R.-Turner), and Ray talk about how many people are on government assistance in Maine, and the industries that should be flourishing that are unique to Maine, and Cal. Gov. Newsom’s appointment to fill Sen. Feinstein’s seat.
Segment 6: Ray starts off with the threat of a governmental shutdown, Rep. Matt Getz, and Speaker of the House.
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Segments 9-10: The boys talk about Government and then take a call from Rachel of Buxton about an EBT card that she received. She never filled out any paperwork but got an card in the mail for both of her kids. Maine Rep. Parry calls in as well.
Segment 11: Sen. Susan Collins joins Ray to share memories of Sen. Diane Feinstein and how she rose to her Senate seat. They also talk about Ominous Bill and how detrimental bills this large are so dangerous. Ray congratulates Sen. Collins on her recognition award.
Segment 1: Ray Richardson talks about the United States threat of governmental shutdown and the behavior of the Democrats on the Biden Inquiry in the Oversight Committee and the lack of interest in the truth regardless of truth.
Segment 2: Ray continues his thoughts on why it is a big deal if the Biden’s took money from a foreign country.
Segments 3-4: Ray talks about the fear mongering government including Gov. Mills, and more. Gunny Mike Hall joins Ray and they talk about Biden’s speech in Arizona to celebrate a library set to be built in honor of the late Republican Sen. John McCain, and more.
Segment 5: Ray addresses his anger about the treatment of military, gives Mark Reilly a shout out about National Coffee Day. Jon Decker (White House Correspondent for Gray Television and lawyer) joins Ray and they discuss the Oversight Committee and the Biden Crime Family. Jon explains how he got the privilege to argue in the Supreme Court. Ray asks him what is on their docket that is interesting.
Segment 6: Ray talks about the “chance” meeting that happened between Former President Clinton and Former Attorney General of the United States, Loretta Lynch, who was investigating Hillary.
Segments 7-8: Mike Shepherd (Political Editor for the Bangor Daily News) joins Ray and they talk about some of the Referendum Questions that will be on the Maine Ballot in November, the fire in Port Clyde and the Wyeth paintings that were lost, the tourism in Maine this year, the threat of the government shutdown. Demi Kouzounas and Ray discuss her gig on Political Brew and Betsy Sweet.
Segment 11: Ray responds to a text. He reintroduces the panel and they discuss the “telling your parents” and raising kids, young children being exposed to transitioning teachers, the transitioning conversations, mental stress of transitioning, law enforcement issues with transitioning, the School Resource Officer’s roles, and school responsibility.
Segment 12: Sen. Diane Feinstein’s death announced at the age of 90.
Segment 13: Ray, Sheriff Joyce, Dr. Demi, and Dee Dee discuss vaping, smoking, menthol cigarettes, the government’s role, the government shutdown, who will get paid or not paid if there is a shutdown, and more.
Segment 14: Ray and the Sheriff discuss Former Sheriff Mark Dion, his run for Portland Mayor, the lack of acknowledgement that for the last 2 years on July 4th, fireworks being shot at the Portland Police.
Segment 15: Ray talks about Sen. Feinstein’s passing, her legacy, and questions what will happen to her seat. The discussion talks about impaired driving and the marijuana influence, marijuana as a gateway drug, and all of the confusion around it. Sheriff Joyce talks about the drug take back events happening in October.
Segment 16: Ray says come to Eastpoint Church at 9am to hear Cumberland County Jail Chaplain, Rev. Jeffrey McIlwain and Sheriff Joyce talk about what they have done with the funds from the Easter donations. They talk more about Rev. Jeffrey and his personality, the pro-troop rally where he gave the prayer, and more.
Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson talks about the New York ruling that Trump committed fraud while building his real estate empire. The ruling comes after New York Attorney General Letitia James accused Trump of overvaluing his assets. Todd Piro (Co-Host Fox and Friends First and Fox News Channel) discuss whether it was a legitimate charge or a misdirection because of a new Hunter Biden charge.
Segment 3: David Jones (FO Bailey Real Estate) joins Ray and Dee Dee. Ray plays a clip and then he and David reminisce about baseball and baseball players sparked by the passing of Brooks Robinson. They take a couple of calls.
Segment 4: Ray explains that he is doing something new for The Travis Mills Foundation fundraiser. Pete McVety starts off the bidding at $500. To place a bid, call in or text the text line (207) 409-6172.
Segments 5-6: Maine Representative Reagan Paul joins by phone and she explains how she got involved with the Ron DeSantis campaign. She stresses that she will support whoever is the nominee.
Segments 7-8: In this FO Bailey Real Estate Segment, David and Ray talk about first time home buying. David shares that FO Bailey can walk you through the process and set you up with knowledgeable people to assist you with answers to questions that give you a foundation of confidence. Paying a mortgage compared to rent, credit repair, and more. By dealing with local businesses you can form working relationships. Rob’s contact information is email: robert@fobailey.com or phone: 207.756.2063. David’s contact information is office: 207-781-1111, cell: 207-650-3455, or email:info@fobailey.com.
Segments 9-10: Ray, Brian, and David talk about some of the work that Brian has been doing since the Radiothon and some of the projects he is working on now, why Veterans Forward is so important to helping get them back on their feet. Brian mentions of his team which are boots on the ground, the connections with military organizations, and announces a fundraiser to assist a veteran in Fort Kent that needs a new roof. They are having their annual Hot Rods and Heroes Event at Bill Dodge Auto Group in Westbrook on Saturday October 21st from 10am to 3pm (rain date October 28th). Drive-up registration is from 7am – 10am.
Segment 11: Ray talks about Travis Mills and the 15 minute segment that he has up for bid to for the Travis Mills Foundation. Alf Anderson (AARP Maine‘s Associate State Director for Advocacy and Outreach) joins Ray to announce an online forum on Maine’s Question 3 (An Act to Create the Pine Tree Power Company, a Nonprofit, Customer-owned Utility. Do you want to create a new power company governed by an elected board to acquire and operate existing for-profit electricity transmission and distribution facilities in Maine?) on this November’s ballot. This forum will be held on Friday, October 13th at 10AM, and you must be registered to attend. Click Here to find out more information and the register link.
Segment 12: Ray talks a little more about the Trump civil ruling and his appeal.
Segment 13: Ray talks about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce jersey sales since Sunday. He takes calls starting with Steve of Westbrook calls in with his opinion on Trump’s civil ruling, the next caller has questions about some of the Referendum Ballot Questions.
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Segment 15: Ray takes several calls on a variety of subjects.
Segment 16: Ray and Dee Dee talk about Gov. Newsom signing into law requiring gender-neutral bathrooms in California K-12 schools by 2026, they also discuss the donated segment that is being auctioned off for The Travis Mills Foundation.