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Today's podcast is brought to you by Howie's new book Paperboy. To order today, go to HowieCarShow.com and click on "Store." Better strap yourself in. It's time for the Howie Car Show. But when these polls, like the Wall Street Journal, won land in the White House, and he's losing in all the battleground states. No, he's not losing in all the battleground states, he's covering up. Once people start to focus in and they see their two choices, it's obvious that Joe will win this so much. Do you gamble, lieutenants, every time I order out? Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. Their mama early was never meant to be lost or sold in full place. Thank you to the Howie Waz, who are always around us, to the ancestors in this room, to the ancestors of these descendants in this room. Oh, worse riders, thanks for the great lakes. Who's your captain, Howie Car? So you think he was only referring to those murderers, not referring in general to illegal immigrants who are coming into the United States? I listened to the tape, that's exactly what he was talking about, in my opinion. Whoa, roasted. Rum swabs, hacks, and moonbaats beware. It's... Howie Car. I wonder if it ever occurred to anyone at CNN to actually play the tape of what Trump said in Grand Rapids, Michigan yesterday because that made it very clear. They didn't have to discuss it on the air. All they had to do was play the video. But then they wouldn't have anything to rail about. But it was so obvious. They didn't even take off like the bloodbath nonsense in the mainstream media. He called all the illegal aliens murderers. No, he referred to the murderer of Lincoln Riley, the Venezuelan, the alleged Venezuelan murderer. By the way, if you want to get a $50 gift certificate for just $25 to boons, fish house, and oyster room in Portland, Maine. It's on the waterfront. 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Did they reference the Falcon Islands invasion or something? No. Pete Diddy's had a few problems with the raid on his house. Oh, boy. Yesterday they chose an episode from last June in which Kelly Ripa, a female, obviously, fondly begs for an invitation to Pete Diddy's yacht. Two of the rap mogul's homes were raided last week as part of what appears to be a sex trafficking investigation. Making matters worse, the daytime show then tried to cover its tracks by pulling the clip off of YouTube when Page Six, that's the New York Post gossip column, reached out about the gaff. Is that a firing offense, Jared? Do you think? I am fairly certain somebody will be let go, yes. Yeah, I think so too. 844, 500, 42, 42, so Sage Steele, did you know her when you worked at ESPN? I knew of her. We had her on a show one time, but I wouldn't say I knew her personally. She was pretty smart though, wouldn't you say? Oh, yeah. She's fantastic. Yeah, she's she got, you know, basically whacked at ESPN for being not politically correct enough. So now she's got her own show and she's giving out interviews about what it was like at very woke ESPN. And she talked about, you know, she did an interview with Brandon after he was selected president and put into power in 2021. And so this, this is what she said. She did an interview with Fox Digital, and this is what she said ESPN, which is ABC News, which is Disney. It's all the same. This is what they did to her when she had the interview Biden cut to. This is about two months after he took office. That was an interesting experience in its own right because it was so structured and I was told, you will say every word that we write out. Deviate from the script and go to the word, like every single question was scripted, gone over dozens of times by many executives, editors and executives. Absolutely. I was on script and was told not to deviate because it was very much. This is what you will ask. This is how you will say it. No follow ups. No follow ups next. I knew that this was a lot bigger than just the wonderful editors that I worked with. This went up to the fourth floor, as we said, where all the bosses, the top executives, the decision makers are, the president of our company, the CEO, where they all worked. Again, this is ABC, Disney, ESPN. It's all the same. Isn't ABC the network where that woman, Amy, that Amy Robach or whatever her name was that got fired for her affair? She said that she had all the dirt on Epstein and ABC killed it. Just like NBC covered up the Harvey Weinstein case and Joe Biden, they killed it. All the networks killed everything on the news magazines, killed all the stuff on Bill Clinton back when he committed perjury. That was the birth of Matt Drudges website because he picked up the stories. The mainstream media wouldn't work because they were there. They always cover for for Democrat Pauls. 844-542-442. UCLA Med School requires students to attend the lecture where Speaker demands prayer for Mama Earth leads chance of free Palestine. This was in the free beacon. The activist was Lisa Tiny Gray Garcia. Lisa quote unquote Tiny Gray Garcia. This was on March 27th, just last week. She or he or whatever, they led students in what were described as a non secular prayer to the ancestors instructing everyone to get on their knees and touch the floor, which was called what she described as mother, Mama Earth, not Mother Earth, Mama Earth. Gray Garcia, a local activist, proceeded to thank native tribes for preserving quote what the settlers call L.A. Settlers call L.A. Were the original white settlers Spanish? Do you think they called it L.A.? Jared? That sounds Spanish to me. Did the settlers, do you think they went to the Brown Derby or the In-N-Out Burger when they arrived in L.A.? And to remind, she also reminded viewers of the city's Herstory. The prayer included a benediction for Black Brown and houseless people who died because of the quote "crap-ulist lie," not capitalist, the crapless lie of private property. Mama Earth was never meant to be bought, sold, pimp'd or played. She led the class in chance of free, free Palestine, free, free Palestine. She referred to modern medicine as, this isn't the medical school, this is a big time medical school, UCLA medical school. She later referred to modern medicine as white science. Man, can I give me some of that white science here? If I ever get into, when I've had problems, I always said, take me to the white science hospital. And invade against occupation of Turtle Island. This is what they apparently call the United States. Oh, boy. Okay, so you want to, let's play a cut from Lisa, Tiny Gray Garcia. This is the prayer, which is the best one, two, one or two. One or two. Matt, he's not listening. One or two, one, cut one. Come on. Thank you. Thank you, creator, for another day of life. Thank you for allowing us for taking care of this small part of Mama Earth, this deep part of Mama Earth that the settlers call LA, Los Angeles. Taking care of it so beautifully so that we can still be here. Surviving the violent removal of genocide so that we think that this is a place called LA with no history, no history, no past, no past, no past, no past. No people's. And thank you for still being here. 500 and 200 Gregorian years later. Standing up, fighting up, speaking up and shouting out loud back. How much did you think she got paid for this? What this world has come to and what the settlers call LA. 844, 542, 42. We'll be right back on Howie Carr. The Howie Carr Show returns after this. Howie Carr Show is back. Today's poll question is brought to you by Perfect Smiles. Don't be fooled by imposters with similar names. If you're unhappy with your smile, now's the time to visit Dr. Bruce Houghton in Nashville before the summer events. All the social events like graduations and weddings and reunions. Call 1-844 a perfect smile. 1-844 a perfect smile or visit PerfectSmiles.com. Jared, what's the poll question? What are the results thus far? Today's poll question, which you can vote in at HowieCarShow.com, is which of these technological changes has improved or will improve your life more? Cell phones replacing landlines or EVs replacing regular cars. Cell phones. I didn't need a government subsidy or a government order to buy a cell phone. I did it of my own free will. 98% holding for cell phones. All right. 844-542-4292-978 were Jewish students required to participate in the, what's her name, Tiny, Lisa, Tiny, Gray Garcia? Yes, they were. The UCLA's Jewish faculty resilience group wrote to the University Chancellor Gene Block on Sunday. The net effect was that UCLA staff intimidated first-year medical students into participating in a religious service in derogation of their own personal beliefs. There needs to be an urgent and thorough external review and investigation of the med school's curriculum and systemic anti-Semitism. Don't hold your breath, Jewish faculty group. 844-542-4242 Tony, you're next with HowieCar. Go ahead, Tony. Hey, Howie, I'm calling from Avon. Did you hear how the elections came out yesterday and I can't seem to find anything? No, I call someone I know down there. There were two seats on the board of selectmen and the anti-McAlbert, the anti-establishment forces won one of the two seats. Trish Boyden won, but Rita Lombardi did not prevail. I don't know how the other ones turned out. That was the one. It was one out of two. It would have been better to get two seats because when there are five people on a board and you only have two people or dissidents, it's a lot easier than if you just have one person doing it all himself or herself. Yeah. Did you hear Tony? Did you hear about the ACLU today? No, I did not fill me in. The ACLU, believe it or not, has filed an amicus brief, or they want to file an amicus brief on this proposal by the prosecutor to have a 500-foot zone around the courthouse where you can't demonstrate 500 feet. That's almost two football fields. That would go almost into the center of town from the courthouse. The ACLU today sought permission to weigh in on a proposal from prosecutors in the Care and Read case to keep protesters at least 500 feet from the courthouse when her murder trial starts in less than two weeks. ACLU is an organization dedicated to protecting civil rights and civil liberties in the Commonwealth, including the rights of free expression and assembly, said the one-page filing. The memorandum is intended to assist the court in laying out standards that should be applied and determining whether or not any portion of the pending motion allow any part of the pending motion. So in other words, they're going to be against it. But I'm surprised that they're doing this. They're more into politically correct actions now than actually speaking up for free speech. But there's another one that was filed today by on behalf of four of the basically turtle riders. It was filed by an attorney named Mark Ren Daza. And he filed a really scorching blast. This is a citizens motion to intervene for the limited purpose of upholding and defending the First Amendment by opposing the Commonwealth's motion for a buffer zone. This is the 500 foot buffer zone. So this is what this guy Ren Daza wrote. It's great stuff. The Commonwealth is not satisfied that it has unlimited power and resources that come from one-party rule, unlimited ability to tax at a monopoly on violence. Power has become so intoxicating that the Commonwealth has, in the course of prosecuting this case, gone on an unchecked bender, pursuing the additional prosecution of journalists and demonstrators alike. But like any addiction, eventually even those who love the addict must stop enabling them. The Commonwealth wants this honorable court to feed its addiction by giving it the most constitutionally repugnant relief that can ever be fashioned a prior restraint. That's pretty good stuff, Tony. I think it is Judge Canoni, yes. Well, thank you for filling me in on my... You know, around an abortion clinic, it's like 35 feet, right? I mean, when was the last time there was ever one buffer zone that was almost two football fields long? It's ridiculous. And by the way, this order that they're seeking would also ban you from bringing pets into the area. Because apparently they don't like... Some of the people have... There's a dog named Nathan that has a sweater that says "free care and read." Maybe they're other dogs, but, you know, past the gravy morsey the district attorney is so offended by Nathan the dog walking around with this... With his free care and read sweater that they want to stop that from happening. These people are out of control. I wish they'd have lost both seats on the board of selectmen, but, you know, one is better than none. So, you got to start slow. Next year, Chris Albert, the actual member of the family who did time for killing someone out on the highway and then running away from the scene. He's up for re-election next year. Something tells me he won't even be a candidate for re-election. 844-542-42. We'll be right back with your calls. People still want to talk about the backs of COVID and how we talk. ♪♪ ♪♪ Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. ♪♪ You know, with Ruth Brady Ginsburg, she hung on to the end. She didn't want it. She wanted to go out with her high heels on. Or her sensible grandmas shoes. I don't know what she was wearing, but she died. And Mitch McConnell blocked Merrick Garland from getting on, and we ended up with Kavanagh, or Gorsuch. I forget which one got on first, but they want to make sure that doesn't happen again. Sonia Sotomayor is a very -- she's a wise Latina woman in her late 60s, but she has a -- she's quite overweight. And I think she has high blood pressure, and she's had some fainting spells or illnesses, maybe diabetes. She's not in good health, not in robust health. And the further that Trump extends his lead in the polls, no one's taking anything for granted, by the way. And he is ahead in the polls, whereas four years ago, he was way behind at this time. So all these -- all these leftists and deep stators, they're trying to get Sonia Sotomayor to retire, so they can fill the seat while they still have a majority in the Senate. And Brandon can still appoint an ultra-leftist to fill her vacancy for 30 more years, rather than have her keel over in March, and have Trump pick someone proposed by the Federalist Society. So, I mean, all these nuts on Twitter, you expect them and TikTok and Instagram. You expect them to, you know, say these crazy things. She should quit, so she's not at Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Today, the name Dick Blumenthal, the stolen valor senator from Connecticut, I mean, he's a senator. He's telling her, "Scrope, get out, cut nine." You know, you should learn a lesson. You know, and it's not like there's any mystery here about what the lesson should be. Um, the old saying, you know, graveyard's full of indispensable people, or so, in this body included. You know what else the graveyards are full of people that claim stolen valor. People who claim they were in Vietnam as Marines got spit upon when they returned, and were walking down the Embarcadero in San Francisco, when actually they were in Yale Law School, with their rich daddies paying their tuition. The graveyards are full of people like that. Eight-four-four, five-hundred, forty-two, forty-two, eight-four-four, five-hundred, forty-two, forty-two. Let me just read, before we go back to the phone lines, let me just read a little bit more of this. Mark Randazzo motion to not have a buffer zone of five-hundred feet at the Karen Reed trial, and that I'm starting in less than two weeks. He's referring to the fact that they want a bigger buffer zone than I can ever remember having one of five-hundred feet. That would go on to private property, too, by the way, in addition to going almost to the center of town. The Commonwealth seeks to bind and gag Lady Liberty. I love that. It must not be permitted to do so without opposition. Defendant Reed, Karen Reed, should not be asked to defend herself in the rights of seven million Massachusetts citizens at the same time. Movements, meaning the people who filed the case, the fourth turtle writers, basically, want the press to see what they have to say on their signs. Paul Christophoro intends to hold up a sign that says "Free Turtle Boy" in support of the journalist, Eden Kearney, who has been prosecuted - I would have said persecuted - for engaging in journalism pertaining to his case, to this case. The court should embrace the demonstrators outside the courthouse, where a court may find itself checked by public opinion. It is more likely to be legitimized by wide open and robust debate. What better way for a court to show its confidence in the process than to pronounce that it has no fear of speech outside its walls? Then he also mentions that the victim, John O'Keefe, was a Boston police officer. In most cases involving a fallen law enforcement officer, courtrooms are packed with fellow officers in uniform supporting their fallen comrade. Here, despite this being a high-profile case about a fallen officer, the courtroom has been devoid of law enforcement officers in uniform. The court should be mindful that the Commonwealth seems aware that this is a unique trial in which a fallen officer's alleged killer's trial is not being attended en masse by men and women in uniform. They chose to remain home. The court itself will create a second narrative if they weren't coming anyway, letting the Commonwealth blame the order for a lack of law enforcement attendance. Congress tried to protect the Supreme Court from protests, and the Supreme Court itself struck down Congress's attempts to do so. If the Supreme Court can tolerate protests, this court can do so as well. Very good. Very good. You know, the only thing I regret is that Rand Dosa did not mention Nathan the dog. What about his rights to wear a sweater that says free care and read? A beautiful dog, a talented dog. That's right. What about Nathan's constitutional rights and all the other unnamed canines and hounds and four-legged creatures, man's best friends who want to attend the trial? They're just a human being. Exactly. You're exactly right, ma'am. Maybe there could be a pit bull or two in attendance. Well, maybe the pit bulls can stay home and watch it on TV. Eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two. Steve, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Steve. Hey, Howie, how you doing? Good. I just want, I'm 66 and a half years old, and I have never had any kind of vaccinations or immunizations in my entire life. And I have no health problems. Not even when you were a kid? That's blood pressure. You must have had someone when you were a kid. Yeah. Nope, I've never had any. I was a child of a chiropractor. My dad was a chiropractor, and I grew up with a chiropractor, and I have two children, and neither one of them have ever had any vaccinations either. And they're both healthy. Yeah. I never used to think twice about getting a vaccination. And, you know, I still get shots. I get vitamin D shots and a B12 shot every couple of weeks when I go to get my NAD IVs. But, you know, I'm not, I'm just not getting any more. I just, I don't, you know, I've lied, you know, to use that nut at UCLA's phrase. I've lost my faith in white medicine when it comes to these vaccinations. Haven't you? You never had it to begin with. You're not kidding. Well, no, I never had to begin with. I mean, my dad ended up with leukemia from poor X-ray practices and died of malpractice at one of the big Boston hospitals. So, no, my faith in medicine has been complete for years. I mean, I was 21 when he died, so it's been a long time. To use the phrase from the old Western movies, white medicine speak with fork tongue when it comes to COVID jabs. Thanks for the call, Steve. Evan, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Evan. Hey, what's going on, how are you? Good. Hey, you know, I was thinking about it and, you know, it's interesting, right? Like with the vaccine, you know, in the face of tragedy, the United States, you know, has always come together, right, and supported one another. And during that time, right, we had never been so divided, you know, amongst like parties, amongst people, neighbors, like friends, family, crazy. This is one of the most wild times I think we've ever lived through, you know, and we're still kind of going through it. We're still living through it. And it's, it was an interesting, you know, thing to live through is, like, from the perspective of a young person, you know, 26 years old. And, you know, you couldn't post anything about it. You couldn't write about it. You know, if you posted something on Instagram, your post could be flagged, removed, you know, under misinformation. You could throw, you could get banned from social media. I got thrown off YouTube. Just to cite one example, I know it happened to thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of people. But yeah, I mean, it was outrageous. I mean, nothing like this had ever been done before. And it wasn't, we weren't even in wartime, you know. They just, they, the deep state just, they became, as the, as the lawyer put it in the, in the terms of the context of the Caron retrial, but it was the same thing. They became intoxicated with power. And, you know, and I had to get it because of my employment situation, which I thought was wild. And, you know, here, here are my, like, anyone's posts being removed because of misinformation. And I remember asking the woman administering the vaccine. Again, I met like a CBS. I'm sitting, you know, around the corner from where they're selling, like, you know, condoms and cop drops. And I'm trying to ask, you know, hey, what's this, you know, what's this going to do to me? Is there any side effects of this, that method? And she just kind of looked at me like, I don't know. No one knew. No one has any idea. I don't think one does know because it hasn't been a long enough period of time. And it's crazy. Right. And, you know, a lot of the things that people were flagged for, some people lost their jobs. Not just for not getting the shot, but for postings. Like some of the, a couple of the people at Harvard lost their jobs or were forced out. And they were forced out of other schools as well. Medical schools or, you know, clinical positions, research jobs at prestigious institutions. And what they were cited for misinformation is now pretty much accepted as, as the reality, including the fact that it didn't come out of a wet market. It came out of the Wuhan lab, which was run by the red Chinese and supported in part by US taxpayer dollars. Again, this is like the Ukrainian Russian War. We're supporting our own destruction here. We're paying for the drones that the Ukrainians are using to wreck the Russian refineries and the oil storage facilities and raising the price of gasoline. And we were paying for the red Chinese research that created the Wuhan flu that was used down the entire society. It was insane. And it was so bad what, what they were doing this gain of function research that even Obama's administration had said no more taxpayer funds for gain of function research. So they used cutouts. Fauci et al used cutouts to send the money to China for gain of function research. Why would you want to strengthen a killer virus? If it's a killer virus, don't you want to develop something to stop it, not to make it stronger? It was insane. Insane what was done. We'll talk more about this with Bobby Kennedy. I'm sure we'll be the main topic of conversation because he's running for president now. But I mean, that's part, that's the main part of his platform that he was right from the start on Fauci, the real Dr. Anthony Fauci, that was his best selling book, best selling despite the best efforts of the New York Times and Amazon and all the rest of the deep state to stop it from being sold at all. We'll be right back. Take a couple more calls. 844-542-42. We don't have many gift certificates left, but I think we got a couple left for boons on the waterfront. It's Boone's Fish House and Oyster Room on the Portland waterfront on Casco Bay. It's a great, great place. $50 gift certificates for 25 bucks right now. Go to HowieCarShow.com, click on store. I'm Howie Carf. If you missed any part of the show, we've got you covered. You know what, Dash? This could be a podcast. Subscribe to the Howie Car Radio Network on your preferred podcast platform and start listening to previous shows. An exclusive podcast only features. It's actually not a bad idea. He's Howie Carf and he's back. 774 says the country would be in a better place if people would get off social media and get back in the pews once in a while. That was another part of the COVID panic was to shut down the churches, shut down all sorts of community activities, schools, athletic events, 12-step programs, and church services to reduce men in the phrase of Thomas Hobbes to a life that is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short. And it's gotten shorter since COVID because people die sooner if they're living a solitary, poor, nasty, brutish life. And that's what life has become more so and everywhere, but in the United States, because we had a better society, a higher standard of living, and it hasn't come back. And the Democrats like it that way. Let's be honest. 844-542-42. Jim, you're next with Howie Carf. Go ahead, Jim. Good evening. I hope you remember in 2004, the Democratic National Convention in Boston. Yes, I remember it. The free speech song. Yeah. Free speech song away from there. Yeah, it was over on Canal Street. Yeah, it was over on Canal Street. Yeah, I remember where it was. Yeah. I know. They also told the ambulance companies coming from the Cape that they're not taking any of their ambulance rides to Boston. They had to find other towns to bring them to. Yeah. I know. That was John Kerry. And the Boston police were threatening a strike, and he was just being a hamlet, doing nothing, just sitting up on Beacon Hill. And he let Governor Romney and Mayor Menino negotiate with the cops. That just goes to show what kind of president he would have been. Thank God. As bad as George W. Bush was, John Kerry and Allegore would have been worse presidents. I think there's no question about that. So let's not get silly here. Yeah, shut up. Gigolo, John. You know, if he wants to do something, he's 80, and he says 80 is the new 60. Why doesn't he write a self-help book? How to be a jiggle-off? That book would sell. You know, he was the most successful jiggle-o in human history. Usually a jiggle-o only strikes once and finds one rich gold digger. He did it twice. It's not going to happen a third time, so might as well write the book. 844-542, we are sold out of the gift certificates for boons, fish house and oyster room. Congratulations, everybody who picked one up. Maybe you'll have a chance to get another one down the road sometime. We'll have other cheap bastard deals, though, but the boons are sold out in Portland, Maine. Bob, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Bob. Hi, Howie. Great show. I'm an old dapper fan. We spoke once before. Yes. I took the -- I got a new doctor in January 22, and a year later -- I'm sorry. I'm a little nervous. January 22 is my second appointment with this guy, and he tries to get me to take this COVID shot. He tells me I will die if I don't take it. He tells me every member of his family that has ever gotten a shot. He just goes, "I got a little hot and lung problem. He's talking to me the whole time. He's listening to my hot and lungs." It was just -- I never saw him again. I'll never go to him. Anyway, 22, I get it. I listened to my own logic on this. I had graduated college in '22, and I had also taken a genetics course. No, I'm sorry. I had graduated college in 2010, and I had taken a genetics course. And I had taken a lot of physical-related, health-related courses. So, my idea for CURE is don't lay in bed for more than three hours because they're laying people to get in so congested if they're just suffocating. And when I get up, drink and drink and drink all the liquid I can drink. That's always good. That's always a good way to stay healthy or to try to stay healthy and get fresh air, too. Bob, we're running out of time, but I appreciate the call. All right. We will be back tomorrow to try to fight the Commonwealth on a bender intoxicated with power. I'm Howie Carr.