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This podcast is brought to you by Balance 7. Stop procrastinating and get your energy back. New customers can save 20% and get free shipping at balance7.com with Code Howie. Better strap yourself in. It's time for the Howie Car Show. I said I wanted Americans to have their voices heard. Oh, have you not heard? It was my understanding that everyone had heard. Heard what? Former President Donald Trump will win Virginia's Republican primary. Alabama. Tennessee. There you go. North Carolina. Oklahoma. Minnesota. The state of Texas. The state of May. The state of Arkansas. Yet another state on the big board for Donald Trump this evening. Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. I sought the honor of being your president. That's the point. There's no more money. The time has now come to suspend my campaign. Who's your captain? Howie Car. Let me take you back to Bradley on the stand about the speculation that he says about when this affair all began. I see nothing. I know nothing. Welcome to the California comeback. What you are all feeling tonight is what it's like to hit a walk-off home run. Rump swabs, hacks, and moon bats beware. It's Howie Car. Nikki says she wanted Americans to be heard. Hasn't she heard? The bird is the word. But not bird brain. Bird brain is not the word. Eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two, eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two. You know, that caller had a good point about, you know, there's plenty of room at Harvard for all these illegal aliens. I'm thinking of Harvard Stadium. I mean, I know it's across the river in Boston, but, you know, how many days a year do they use Harvard Stadium? Huge. They could put thousands of illegal aliens in there, bringing the shower trucks, the porta-potties, or as mumbles call them, the pota-potties. And you know, another thing, I was just thinking of, I keep thinking about this, you know, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, they want to put in a wealth tax. So like, if you make, you know, they start out at 50 million, but it would soon be 10 million. It would soon be 5 million, et cetera, et cetera. So this is ill-liquid assets. This just, money you have in property, paintings, jewels, et cetera, et cetera, whatever. So if you have 50 million dollars, there would be a 3 or 2% wealth tax, which would, if an 2%, it would be a million bucks, if you will own 50 million dollars. And you'd have to sell off something to raise that million dollars every year, or a million and a half, if it was 3%. Harvard, I always like to point out, most people listen to this show know it, but a lot of people still don't know it, Harvard has an endowment of 50 billion dollars, 50 billion dollars. So a 2% wealth tax on Harvard University would produce a billion dollars a year. And that would be enough to pay for the welfare for all the foreign freeloaders in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for about 6 months. Why isn't Harvard volunteering? Just like, why aren't all the liberals opening their doors to let end these illegal aliens? So far, one family since August has, in Brookline, has taken in illegal aliens. Where are all the people that are finishing up their tax returns and checking the box to pay an extra 1% to provide more goodies, more freebies for those illegal aliens? Let me ask you this, do you spend 64 dollars a day on food? That's what the state's paying for all the illegal aliens, 64 dollars a day. Let me put it another way. Do you spend 64 dollars a week? Probably, probably around there, I'm guessing, but I'll bet a lot of people are saying no, they don't spend 64 dollars a week, but they spend 64 dollars a day on illegal aliens plus the, plus the free rooms, plus the free medical, the free dental, the free birth control. I'm not opposed to free birth control. 844, 500, 42, 42, 844, 500, 42, 42. Plenty of room at the UN for illegal still. That's kind of a nice river view, though. I think that they should make that into a nice high-rise condominiums. You can see into Yuppie, Brooklyn. Isn't there an island out in the East River, right where the UN is? Turtle Bay. Turtle Bay condos. Sounds good to me. Starting at $2.5 million. 844, 500, 42, 42, 844, 500, 42, 42. We got a lot to get to today. I want to play some cuts from Ashley Merchant, and Trump has filed a really, really a bombshell filing against Fannie Willis. He says that he has a calculated plan to prejudice, Georgia jurors against him. The Post is calling it a bombshell legal filing. What do you hear what Ashley Merchant has to say? She is so smart. The fact that this lawyer, Terrence Bradley, who told her all this stuff, and she goes into all of it, and then he goes on the witness stand. They're all these texts with what he said, and he says, "I can't recall." That was just speculation. I can't recall. 844, 500, 42, 42, 774. The Libs prefer to give the illegals the shirt off your back. Well put. Well put. Another texter said, "What do Newton, Belmont, Whalen, Wellesley, West and Sudbury and Arlington have in common?" None of them are taking in any of the illegal aliens into any flop houses in their communities. None of their schools are being inundated with these illegal alien kids. Well put. And it's true. And by the way, what he pointed out was these are all the communities where the Republican electorate voted against Trump. The places where they have the illegal alien flop houses, those towns tended to go for Trump. I wonder why? Maybe because they're working class. All the towns that the texter mentioned are where the upper income people live. And the upper income people are not being affected in the same way as middle and working class people are. 844, 500, 42, 42. Tom, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Tom. Hi, Howie. If I understood caller Steve's phone call for about 40 minutes ago correctly, I'd like to say that I think his viewpoint is 180 degrees skewed from reality. And that there's no way anyone who voted for Trump in this primary season would have any reason to vote for Biden come November. There's no way the Biden administration can turn things around so drastically in such a short period of time to gain the support of those persons that have voted for Trump in this primary season. On the other hand, a Haley voter, I believe would quote unquote feel comfortable voting for Biden. Now in previous, I agree totally. In previous election seasons, it was a lot easier for the powers that be to kind of tamp down the aggravation or the evil doers or the bad actors simply by stopping the buses from, you know, bringing antif across state lines. Stop printing the signage, stop riling them up. But this election season, everybody's very focused on the illegal crime. And there's nothing you can do to stop the illegals from committing crime. The only thing you can do from stopping them from murdering our children, from stealing from us, from beating us up on the streets, punching us in the subways, is to simply deport them. And we know that this administration wants nothing to do with deportation. And you know, it's worse than that, Tom, you know, I didn't know about this story from Center for Immigration Studies until I was listed to a Mark Levin driving home. I guess the story broke late last night, late yesterday afternoon. But Trump mentioned it in his victory speech last night at Bar-a-Lago. Let me let me play the cut. Thanks for the call, Tom. Let me play this cut from Trump talking about this amazing revelation that they are actually flying illegal aliens into the country. They don't even have to, you know, do the backstroke across the Rio Grande more. The Biden administration and their NGOs, non-governmental organizations, which are really governmental organizations because they're using taxpayer money, are flying them into the country to go on welfare. What is the reason why we would want to be importing a criminal welfare dependent underclass into the United States of America, if not to destroy the country? Cut aid from Donald Trump last night. He's the worst president in the history of our country. There's never been anything like what's happening to our country. Today, it was announced that 325,000 people were flown in from parts unknown. Migrants were flown in aeroplane, not going through borders, not going through that great Texas barrier that I was with the Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott the other day. And we were looking at the job they're doing. But in the meantime, they're pouring into California and they're pouring into Arizona, because those governors aren't doing anything. They're doing nothing. But today, it was just announced before I came out. It was unbelievable. I said, "That must be a mistake." They flew 325,000 migrants, flew them in, over the borders, into our country. So that really tells you where they're coming from. They want open borders, and open borders are going to destroy our country. Has there ever been a human society that did this to itself? I don't think so. Tell me if I'm incorrect that there have been societies. I mean, I know the Roman Empire was overwhelmed by barbarians, but I don't think they really invited them. They didn't say move to Rome, and you can sit, you can sleep in the Senate. You've gots and huns and vandals, and we'll provide you with free grain and wine forever. No, no, the Romans didn't say that. They lost control, but they weren't insane. We, apparently, are insane. Spring is here, and the outdoor opportunities on the Cape are special. The Cape Cod rail trail on an electric bike is fantastic. 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Yes, no, or only in passing, but not by name, so as not to offend illegal aliens. I'm going to say no. 86% say no, 2% say yes, 12% say only in passing. He's going to give it a good leaving alone, as they say. By the way, we have a special going on at the HowieCarShow.com store. Right now it's called "Merch Madness." Get it? "Merch Madness"? You can get $5 off right now if you want to buy a t-shirt that says "cheaper to deport" than "support" or a Trump mugshot t-shirt. I'm wearing the "cheaper to deport" on support right now on social media, and you can also get $5 off on my new book, or it's still kind of new. Paperboy read all about it by HowieCar. So $5 for "Merch Madness," what you have to do with checkout is use the code word "March." Even though it's called "Merch Madness." 844, 500, 42, 42, 844, 500, 42, 42. We'll take some calls before we go to Ashley Merchant, the defense lawyer in Georgia, who basically has busted the DA and her boyfriend for getting rich off the persecution of Donald J. Trump. 844, 500, 42, 42. 803, you are completely wrong about Nikki voters being comfortable voting for Biden. My wife and I voted for Nikki in South Carolina, but we'll vote for Trump in November. The idea of voting for Biden makes me sick. I mean, I think there are probably a lot of people like you, but I would say the majority of Haley voters are going to tend to go more for Biden if I had the guess in the fall if it comes down to that. And I'm still not convinced Biden is going to be on the ticket. I don't care what anybody says. Ron, you're next with HowieCar. Go ahead, Ron. Hey, Ari, can you hear me good? Yes. Okay, good. I think that we should attempt a recall of more of Haley. I don't think that's in the Massachusetts Constitution, Ron, unfortunately. Really? No, I'm pretty sure it isn't. Oh, wow. Well, anyways, they were saying they got the nine-month limit on the migrants. Right. On the Fox News snippet in the breaks there, they were saying the reason for the nine-month limit is to make room for the migrants that are coming behind the migrants that are here. So they have no intentions of stopping this pipeline until the whole state looks like mass and cast. That's a good way to put it, Ron. And so they have to leave after nine months. Where are they going to go? They have no skills. Most of them aren't learning English, so they don't speak English. Do you know how much? Do they have any idea how much housing costs in Massachusetts? This is like one of the most expensive states in the Union to live in. And they don't work. And they have no intention of working, a lot of them. Or if they get a job, it's minimum wage. Do they know that even if they get some kind of Section 8 apartment or one of these things, they call it home base 30,000 for two years, they have to pay utilities. They have to pay cable. They have to pay wifi. They have to pay water. Where are they going to get the money? They're coming to the country because they don't want to work. I mean, I'm sorry. That's the reality of it. Because they're not working. If they wanted to work, then find jobs. They're not working. 844-542-4203. Officer Mark says, "Do the illegal aliens get to cash in double miles from their free flights to the United States?" Don't even suggest that, Officer Mark. I shouldn't have read that on the air. That'll give them another thing to do. Maybe because they're illegal aliens, they'll get triple miles or quadruple miles. I shouldn't have said that either. 844-542-42. When we come back, we're going to take some more calls and we're going to play some of these Ashley merchant quotes about how she uncovered this scheme by the district attorney of Fulton County. Foulton County, Fannie Willis, to pay off her boyfriend. 844-500-4242-844-542. Meanwhile, Joe Biden says he'd like to answer some questions, but he'd get in trouble. He'll get in trouble for answering questions. He meant surely he meant to say for trying to answer questions. I'll wait for her. [Music] Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. 844-500-4248-844-542. Ashley Merchant is the lawyer. I think his name is Mike Roman. He's one of Trump's co-defendants in the Georgia Rico case. Rico. Ridiculous. It's racketeering influence corrupt organizations statute. I guess there was a federal statute. Now they all have state statutes. They're trying to interfere in the elections. It was all based on a fake news story in the Washington Post. I made up, quote, "find the fraud." Ashley Merchant is trying to defend her client, and she starts making calls. She's a lawyer for a number of years in Atlanta, so she knows all kinds of people in the legal community, lawyers, judges, et cetera, court officers. She finds out, talks to this guy, Terrence Bradley, who's another lawyer who used to be Nathan Wade's partner. She starts talking to him, and she finds out that the district attorney, Fannie Willis, has been sleeping with this guy, Nathan Wade, who she's now paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to, even though he has no criminal law experience to prosecute a former president of the United States and many other prominent people, not to mention everybody. There's like 18 defendants. So this is Ashley Merchant. She was subpoenaed to testify before the Georgia State Senate Committee that's investigating Fannie Willis, and she could just lay it all out. She didn't have to worry about rules of evidence, that kind of stuff. She could just answer questions under oath from the legislative committee, and she was really good today. And you're not going to see any of this on CNN or MSNBC, I guarantee you that. And not just because all their camera crews are chasing around the politicians from Super Tuesday, or getting ready for the State of the Union. They're going to give this one a good leaving alone. This is a cut-12 talking about that Terrence Bradley, the lawyer who gave her all the information, and then when he was put under oath on the witness stand, couldn't remember anything. Cut-12. When did she become DA? She became DA in January 2021. Okay. So she became DA January 1st, 2021, but she had a transition team leading up to that. And Mr. Wade was in charge of her transition team. So Mr. Bradley told me all of that, we met for about an hour, said that they had been together, if they met at this conference, Nathan was still married. And Mr. Bradley was upset because of what happened in the divorce. He was upset because they were still married, you know, the ways were still married. And he essentially just left her after meeting Miss Willis and dropping the kids off at college. He was having a mid-life crisis, in other words, although she didn't use that exact term, that's what it boils down to. So this is the guy who told her about the access cards that Wade had to the garage. They, you know, they weren't having an affair, but he could get into her garage late at night. Cut-13. And so he was telling me about the access cards. You know, that Mr. Wade had access cards, telling me about the contracts, told me about their contract, that Nathan had brought them the contract for the first appearance hearings. They had a contract for that. We didn't talk about that yet. Um, that they had the contract for the taint work. And then ultimately that Nathan was hired as the attorney on this case. Where did they start dating Ashley, uh, merchant? What did his former law partner and best buddy say about when they started dating cut-14? That they had been dating before. And he, I mean, he told me, you know, they met at hotels. Um, he would go to her, her place. Um, and he's, I remember him saying you need to find her, um, her bestie who they had a falling out. That's the person whose condo it was that they would meet at. And I did. And did you later determine who that bestie was? Yes, it was, um, robin yerty. It was not until sometime later that I determined that it was, it was very difficult to determine who that was because he did not remember her name. But he knew her by sight. He did. He was, uh, confirmed to you or identify who, who she was. Yes. Then they hired this guy. I think he's from the, he's from Washington, DC. His name is DeSantis or he's, but he, I don't know if he's from Washington, DC, but he's got all kinds of connections into the national Democrat party. He's a, he's an operative. He's not quite at the Mark Elias level, but certainly at the Jen Psaki type level, you know, just being a, uh, a code holder for the party. Cut 15. She has a, I guess he's like, he's an attorney, but he's sort of in charge of communications. His name is Jeff DeSantis. He, right after Miss Willis had opened the investigation in this case, that same week, um, he contracted a company called Critical Mention, which is a media monitoring company. They do, they put a dollar figure basically on your media presence. And they give you these analytical reports and they, they say, you know, hey, you did great on MSNBC. That's a million dollars worth of, you know, stuff for your brand. The Fawnee Willis brand is doing well or, or, you know, this phrase is doing well. Things like that. She had an employee in her office that was responsible for promoting her image, her publicity. She had a publicly funded contract for this. She would have better off hiring a personal trainer. I think that would have been better for her, uh, her brand. If she, uh, if she took off about 40 pounds, and if she wore her dresses on, uh, not backwards, how about that? And anyway, here, here's, uh, who paid, who paid for her brand management? Ashley merchant, defense attorney, cut 16. So Jeff DeSantis contracted or called this company, and it's in the emails. Um, I think I provided those as well, but contacted critical mention and said we need to hire you to do media monitoring. And it's the same week that she had sent the letter to, um, to Raffensberger and Kemp about this case. So we need to have a contract to do media monitoring. Got $10,000 approved, paid $10,000 for a year contract for an annual contract. To approve that. Um, Jeff DeSantis's email said the county approved it and his emails indicated that it was hard to get approved. Um, that he had to really push. I think is what he, he said, um, there's some language to that, but the county paid for it. The county, the taxpayers paid for her brand management. So now they're talking about Fannie went up to meet with a vice president, uh, Kamala Harris. You know, they're both Howard University graduates. They were, and I'm sure they're both members of Mensa, just judging from what we've seen of both of them. Cut 17. There's, um, one of the other things I did was I, I did a open records for the, the White House access and we had records that, um, Miss Willis and the mayor of Atlanta were at meeting with the vice president. Okay, and so this is the access, uh, history. How does that work? The White House keeps records being by comes in and has any kind of official meeting for sure. Yes. And I, and my understanding is it's, it's highly regulated who, who can access the White House and so you have to apply in person or apply ahead of time. And then they give you a time when you make the appointment and they give you a time when you're allowed to be in and when you have to be out by. And they track you. And I mean, that makes sense. They don't want anybody, you know, lingering in the White House. Um, but, but they, they keep that. And so these are, they're called wave records, believe us what they're called. And I'm not sure what that's an acronym for, but, um, they're publicly available. They're open records. And this record that's shown on the screen shows. Fannie Willis was a visitor with the POTUS. I presume that's vice president of the United States. Yes. Yes, it was. And what was the date of that back in, was that February sometime of 23 February 28, 2023. Is that before the indictment? Yes. Any further explanation of why Miss Willis was meeting with the vice president of the United States? No. Um, I know Dexter bonds. And I believe that's the same one that, um, Mr. Dick Dickinson or Dixon, um, the, the mayor of Atlanta was also there. Just a funny coincidence. Just like her boyfriend, Fannie Willis, his boyfriend meeting twice with White House legal counsel. Once in DC and once in Athens, Georgia, where. Lake and Riley was murdered by an illegal alien brought into the country by Joe Biden. 844 542 42. Andrew, you're next with how we car. Go ahead, Andrew. How are you? Thanks for taking the call. You know, the, uh, legal immigrant thing. I think it was a couple of days ago or maybe the other day. Uh, news thing stating that Liz Warren and a couple of the other Democrats got something like $300,000 to put towards the bridges. Then on the news report today, if I remember correctly, they're listing off. All the different things they want to spend on the limb legal immigrants, including 900 million this year alone, if I remember correctly towards their housing. And yet they can't quite seem to figure out why they don't have any money for the bridge. Isn't that the weirdest thing? Well, they don't have money. They're stripping money out of every line item is it seems in the state budget. You know, money for new equipment for first responders. Money for senior centers. Uh, you know, the, the, uh, the East, the East Cambridge courthouse that we were talking about earlier that's used to be the probate courthouse, but it, and now that part of it was empty. And it's still the headquarters of the registry of deeds for Southern Middlesex County. They, you know what? You know how much money they spent just to renovate the, uh, the courthouse half of the building so that it would, it was, uh, you know, uh, suitable for illegal aliens from Haiti. A hundred and seventy thousand bucks. A hundred and seventy thousand bucks. And of course, again, can I adjust the solution? Yes. I'm thinking that rather than import a new voter class and import, uh, new expenditures, why don't we just export all the bleeding heart. Democrats to countries that we want to see fail so that they can administrate the good ideas there. Yeah, I know. Can you imagine if the United, if there was a country that was willing to take our people who don't want to work, who, who are criminals who are insane? Think about how nice it would be if suddenly the country started slowly, slowly beginning to, to empty out its prisons, its insane asylums, its orphanages. I mean, you'd say, this is, boy, things are looking up in this country. There's a lot less crime in this country. There was a story in Bloomberg in December saying that the murder rate in Venezuela is plummeting. I want, you know why? You know why? We all know why because all the murderers are up here murdering Americans instead of murdering Venezuelans. Yes, exactly. 844, 500, 42, 42, 617. I wonder if Latisha James has a brand management group working with her. Yeah, eight four, and it was 508. Wow, this is my first time hearing about our correspondence with the White House. Again, yeah, I didn't know about that either. But I knew her boyfriend was going there. I mean, her boyfriend is actually the one prosecuting the cases or was prosecuting the cases. I don't think he's going to be there much longer. I'm back in Florida, but one of my last stops in New England before leaving was at perfect smiles in Nashua, New Hampshire. They are always my first appointment back in my last before I leave. I make them a priority because taking care of your oral health is a priority. By neglecting it, it can lead to dementia, depression, and even heart disease. You don't want to get gingivitis. That's why you need to make getting your appointment at perfect smiles a priority. Do you think your mouth issues are too complicated to fix? Or that it would take so many visits that you give up before making that phone call, that first phone call to even get started? 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He was killed around 3 a.m. Saturday when a man struck Gadd's parked patrol vehicle on the side of Interstate 5 in Marysville, about 30 miles north of Seattle. A suspect, Raul Benintez Santanda. [MUSIC] And I get compliments on the hyphen. He has been charged with vehicular homicide. Santana 33 is an illegal alien from Mexico who entered the first world, quote, at an unknown date in time without admission or parole by an immigration officer. Another day, another dead American at the hands of a savage from the third world. 844-542-42. Tom, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Tom. Hi, Howie. You know, I'm kind of recovering today from a discussion I have with some progressives. And I couldn't follow them into cognitive dissonance, and so my head is spinning. But here's the argument they used. The Republicans sabotaged a bipartisan bill to solve immigration. There was money to build a wall. There was money for the border patrol. And there was money for ICE. So how could the evil Republicans do that? And I asked them, you know, there must have been a time when the wall went from being racist to non-racist. And the border patrol went from people who beat and whipped immigrants to the time when they're good people. And ICE went from being fascist, you know, just going around deporting people with no reason to being reasonable people. So at some what point exactly did that wall stop being racist and become non-racist? And the only thing I can think of, well, is it must have happened when Joe Biden's poll number is one in the toilet. That's the exact date when the wall went from being racist to non-racist. If everything was under control when Biden is president, why have the number of illegal aliens crossing into the country, what? Sex tuple, gone up tenfold, whatever it is. Why is violent crime by illegal aliens skyrocketed out of control? Do you ever ask them that? Or is there even any point to asking them something like that, Tom? It's impossible. You know, as an example, Holly, this is an amazing example. You know, Trudeau doesn't have a First Amendment. The only thing holding us onto a reasonable country is we have a First Amendment. So what Trudeau is when he was nostalgic the other day about the fact that CBC, the Canadian Broadcasting Company, used to dominate in Canada. And he was saying, "Oh, we all used to think alike." Yeah, you know what he would want for us is everything that the NPI is our news, right? Well, Mitt Romney, you know, a uni-party Republican, said the same thing. He said, "We were better off when we all got our news from the same three networks." And all that. By the way, there's a story in the paper today, one of the National Panhandle radio stations in Boston, WBUR. They said that they're going to have to make some layoffs and cutbacks because their advertising is down 40%. 40%. I know. It would take a heart of stone not to laugh, but it's true. Kathy, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Kathy. Hi, Holly. Hi. Hi, I just have to ask because I can't understand how people or these politicians that are voting for these crazy laws, people are getting killed. Americans are being put at risk safety-wise. You know, we're being treated like second-class citizens in this country while illegal people here are being given everything, including enough food and more to get them through while people are struggling for the bare basics, okay? I cannot understand why there's not a law put in place or enacted to recall these politicians who think it's okay to do what they're doing. Democrats, the answer to all of your questions is Democrats. How did we get in this situation? How is it that citizens are treated worse than illegal aliens? Why can't we get rid of these politicians? Democrats, Democrats, Democrats. That's the answer to all of these questions.