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That's his normal M.O. is squirming. 844-500-4242-844-500-4242. On day one of Trump's next presidency, someone tweets he needs to fire Ray in the story. This slimy little POS has been playing rope-a-dope too long. Yes. Can there be any doubt about that? 844-500-4242. We were just playing all of the... We were just talking to people about their reminiscences of the O.J. Simpson trial and the verdict. On this day of his death or yesterday was his death. I don't know when it was exactly, but he's 76 died of prostate cancer. Today, KJP has, as always, really on top of everything. Listen to who she expressed condolences for. Cut 21. The action from the president to O.J. Simpson's death, do you know if they ever crossed paths, if so, how, when? I'll say this. Our thoughts are with his families during this difficult time. See with his family and loved ones. And I'll say this. I know that they have asked for some privacy and so we're going to respect that. I'll just leave it there. What about Nicole Brown's family? Do you have any sympathies or thoughts for them? How about Ron Goldman's family? Do you have any thoughts for them? I mean, could this administration get any more loathsome than it is? Or if you don't like the word loathsome, how about just dumb and ignorant? Someone is stupid as KJP. They can't even think on her feet enough to mention the victims of this savage killer. Now for the chumpline. One of these days, Alice. One of these days. Bang. Zoom. Straight to the gas line. I don't know, I'm just a bus driver. Straight to the sun. It's pretty hot in the sun, though. Or you could go to the perfectly rounded circle, the moon made up of gases. It's a planet, you know. KJP went to Columbia. Sheila Jackson Lee went to Yale. Barack Obama went to Harvard. I wonder how they got into the Ivy League colleges. Our real well-calling for the record, I'm not going to this Michael Dukakis sell this thing because I like him. I'm going to take a demo from a happy hour. Somewhat said there's going to be an open bar, but knowing this Dukakis, it's probably stocked with half-sized beers and rubbing alcohol. Supposedly, Bill Weld is there. The celebration is ongoing now on Huntington Avenue at Northeastern. A celebration of Mike Dukakis' life. And he did end happy hour. And I'm sure Bill Weld holds that against him. But, you know, there's another great story about Dukakis. He was defeated in 1978 for re-election because he couldn't identify with normal Americans. Among them, among whom many drink beer, right? So when he was running again, he was inviting union leaders, among others, to his house on Perry Street in Brookline. And so they told him, "We offer these. These are union guys." They drink beer. Get them some beer. And so Dukakis had these two union guys at his house. He said, "Hey! Can I get you a couple of brews?" And so they looked at each other and they said, "Geez, maybe this is a new Dukakis." So he goes to the refrigerator and Dukakis comes back to the union guys. And he's got two glasses and one can of beer. That's Mike Dukakis being one of the boys. "I'm gonna get me a beer." Yeah. He was even more clueless than the fake ending. Today's Chumpline is brought to you by Rizzo Insurance. When was the last time you had someone audit your insurance to see if you're getting the most coverage for your money? Contact Dan or Paul Rizzo at Rizzoinsurance.com. They have helped me and my staff and they can help you save money too. Get the Rizzo Insurance Audit at no charge and no obligation. Rizzoinsurance.com Sheila Jackson Lee said Neil Armstrong planted the flag on Mars 'cause she knows that women are from Venus and men are from, well, you know the thing. Boy, David, there are so many dumb Democrats. There are a lot of dumb Republicans too, but it's a much higher percentage than the Democrat Party, is it not? I wonder why. Apparently Hillary stopped and stared at her portrait in the White House yesterday at the state dinner. And of course Joe Biden had no idea who she was looking at me. He basically had no idea who he was talking to. If you're coming down for breakfast tomorrow, just heads up. OJ won't be on the menu. No, no, OJ's been in tough shape for quite some time now, but he's gone. One day a guy thought I'd like to play against a girl. Why not just change my gender and give it a whirl? Although quite unfair, no one seemed to care. Now at last some sayness is starting to unfurl. A little bit, not that much. The NAIA is not one of the, well, I guess, you know, there are a lot of colleges, but none of the big name schools are in the NAIA. We'll see. A lot depends on the elections in November. Hey, OJ, this is St. Peter. Step over here, please. Before you settle in, my boss has a glove. He wants you to try on again. You know, remember when OJ signed the book contract with Harper Collins to write, if I did it, Judith Regan, this terrible editor in New York was handling it. She was also handling the book by Kevin two weeks that was going up, head to head against my book, The Brothers Bulger. My book looked to be in a lot of trouble because she had a lot of clout behind her. She could get him on 60 minutes. I couldn't get on 60 minutes. And, you know, he was, he was just, he was just in with the end crowd and I wasn't. And then, then it came out that she had bought, spent millions to buy this book from OJ Simpson, where he didn't, if I did it, he didn't even admit he killed, Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman. And she got fired. And that was the end of all the promotion for Kevin Weeks' book. So, I was a, I was a beneficiary, no more than a footnote in the story, but I was a beneficiary of OJ's last foray into the publishing world. Hi, Howie, Governor Patrick Colling. While I'm excited to be attending the celebration for Michael Dukakis, I don't know how to get there now that I don't have my state-issued Cadillac. Should I ask for a helicopter ride with Jane Swift, or swim there with Bill Weld, or Hill and Uber from Jeff Field? Hmm, maybe I'll ask Dukakis if we can tank pull together. We're going to be fine. Yeah, tank pull. Duke, Duke liked to take the green line. That was another way he was really cheap. He would get off, that was when they had, you know, you had to throw another nickel in if you took another stop towards Brookline. And he would always get off one stop early to save the nickel. And then he would, he would walk home to Paris Strait. Last, the last night he had Secret Service protection, it was after he lost the election in '88. You know what he did? Do you know what he did? The Secret Service was leaving the next morning. I think it was Thursday morning. He went down to the star market, I think, on Beacon Street. And he was, he was doing all the shopping. Kitty made him do all the shopping 'cause he'd been away all summer. And the Secret Service agents were trailing behind him in the supermarket as he was, you know, loading up, buying all the generic canned peas and canned beans, et cetera. That was, that was Mike Dukakis. As I was going to the doctors this morning, I was pulled over by the police because apparently my registration has inspired. I wanted to tell them, it's not expired. I just applied to being illegal aliens. Yeah, I mean, that, isn't that what you, what you think? Anytime you run into it, into a GM, with the cops, any time you have any kind of bureaucratic problem, just say, "Hey, you can't, you can't hassle me. I'm an illegal alien." Same with paying a dental bill or waiting, or waiting for a medical appointment. "Hey, I'm an illegal alien. I demand media treatment." We're to be talking with Representative Dave DeCoast about this in the, in the first part of the next hour. He represents Kingston where they're having more problems with the Haitian illegals at the, at the comfort end. You know what Joe Biden was trying to say was that his brain died in the 20th century. That's, that's certainly believable. Yes. [Music] [Beep] That was your last chumpline message. Thank you for calling Howie Carr. You chumpl. All right, that's it for the Chumpline. Today, the Chumpline is the recorded voicemail message service of the Howie Carr show. You can call and leave a message at any hour of the day between 1 and 4 p.m. Eastern time anyway on weekdays. And if you'd like to leave such a message, call 844-542. That's 844-542-442. Press 2 for the Chumpline. Leave your message. We may or may not play it at, at this time every weekday. If you didn't hear your message or you'd just like to hear a second brand new Chumpline, you can tune in to chopped chumps. That's our second Chumpline of the day. It's where we post all the messages we didn't have time or room for. 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You can find one near you. Visit them at 110 Grill.com. ♪♪ Howie Carr is back. ♪♪ ♪♪ Taylor, what's the poll... Taylor, 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 what's your reaction to O.J. Simpson's death? No great loss, good riddance, never speak ill of the dead, or O.J. who? No great loss. 27% say no great loss, good riddance, in the lead at 48%, 17% say never speak ill of the dead, and 8% say O.J. who? I was let no great loss was a good thing to say in these situations when Joe Barbosa, the hitman, was murdered by J. R. Russo, a genius with a bleeping carbine as he was called by the mafia. In San Francisco, they talked to Efle Bailey, the reporters went to Efle Bailey, Barbosa's attorney, and he said, "With all due respect to my client, society has not suffered a great loss this evening." That was a really good way to put it, not quite diplomatic, but a stab in the right direction, as you might say, in this O.J. day. Bob, you're next with HowieCar, go ahead, Bob. Hi, Howie. I lived in Los Angeles at that time, and I was sitting in my living room, and I could hear the helicopters, and I'm thinking, "All right, another LA police chase." So I put on a TV, and I saw that going on, so I got on my bicycle and went to the 405 overpass, and when I got there, it was already about 50 people there. And I got there just in time, because here comes the Bronco, and everybody started yelling, "Go, O.J., go," and hearing and stuff like that. Well, I guess it was a festive celebration, right? Yeah, I guess so. I'll tell you what, I was thinking of moving back to the East Coast, and that night, I made my decision to get the hell out of LA. That was a wise move, Bob. A wise move indeed. Thanks for the call. I would rather watch the Bronco chase than say the Boston Marathon, that's for sure, right? I mean, it's more interesting. You didn't know how the chase was going to end up. You know how the marathons can end up? Somebody from Kenya is going to win a lot of money. That's always the same. Chris, you're next with HowieCar, go ahead, Chris. Hi, Howie. I've just tuned in, so I don't know if this point was made about the famous club. But certainly one of the most iconic closing arguments by Johnny Cochran was if the club don't fit, you must have quit. Right. Well, we since learned on fairly good resources that the club wouldn't fit because there was a strategy once the club went into evidence, over, I think, partial clocks, reservations with the reactions. Yeah. Yeah, that the club did go in. And that, at that point, a transactional lawyer for OJ who put together the so-called dream team, knew that OJ was on anti-inflammatory medications from his football days and injury to his hand. So he was told to go off of the anti-inflammatory, and his hand blew up. Right. And it would never fit. Again, this just proves the old saying. You know, you can't the old adage that if you're a lawyer in a courtroom, you never ask a question to do anything you don't already know the answer to. I'm HowieCar. Looking to give a mom in your life the gift of peace and quiet this Mother's Day, maybe you can't help mom run away from all her responsibilities. But at least you can help her tune them out with a brand new pair of Raycon earbuds. Raycon's everyday earbuds are the perfect way to tune out all the noise around you and tune in to something great. Their audio quality rivals all the big audio brands you know and love. At a price you'll love even more. With custom gel tips for a comfortable in-air fit, 8 hours of playtime, and a 32-hour total battery life, Raycons are perfect for all they list. 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And I just sort of remember how when Shapiro was like OJ's initial lawyer. And he didn't really want to muddy the waters and play dirty, if I recall correctly. And they pulled in like F. Lee Bailey, which was a Boston guy, and a Cochran. And they really started to amp up their pretty much assaults on the family and the Japanese judge. Yeah, right. Yeah. And the judge just kind of things just kept on getting out of control week after week after week. But I was also just thinking, Howie, you know, when F. Lee Bailey got that cop on the stand and he was asking if he had ever used the N word. And that was that cop. What was that cop's name? I can't remember the cop's name. Mark Furman, that's it. You know, it's funny. I can't, I can't remember Kato Kalen, the pool boy. I could remember Mark Furman's name. It's funny what you remember after 30 years, isn't it? And don't remember. And I'd forgotten the name of Gil Garcetti, the district attorney as well. And the other cop there, Van Fluth, or Van something, he was like a chubby guy. But that cop was Shunt Howie and he was a friend of the Simpsons because he had gone out there at least two or three times because OJ had battered her a number of times. Right. There's photos of her. And I don't know if it's a law now in California. It's certainly a law in math that if there's a DV response, somebody's going to the clink. And lastly, Howie, I wonder what ever happened to the kids, but Howie, she was beautiful, too. She was 34 years old when she died and Nicole Brown Simpson was beautiful. She was. Yeah. There's no question about it. And I don't think she was screwing around with her on Goldman either. But OJ was just insane. And, you know, I'd forgotten if Lee Bailey was involved in that. He was just brought at that point, he was kind of over the hill. But he was just brought in because he was a big name. They were, you know, they were bringing in. That's the way they do it sometimes in these cases. 844-542-42. Thanks for the call there, Walter. Nick, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Nick. Hey, Howie, just a quick reply. If you've listened to Christopher Ray, he's been giving us lots of warnings. He's never seen it this bad on a terrorist front coming to the United States. Geez, maybe he wasn't paying attention to some laughing dead guy became the president in 2021 and he opened a floodgates. And we've, we know there's lots of Chinese regulars have been here, 30,000, they claim, and so on. Has he been paying attention to that? And that also goes for the CIA as well. So, yeah, maybe there's something relative to that. That's what's happening, Mr. Ray. Yeah, no. And, you know, Tucker Carlson had some good comments on Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the House, and how he's trying to, you know, push this FISA renewal through Congress. And, you know, and again, he's, Mike Johnson is using the same argument as Christopher Ray. All the deep state is, if you don't pass this and we don't get to spy on Republicans, Americans are going to die. Well, they don't care. They don't care about terrorists, or they would have closed the border, or they never would have opened the border. They would have left the border closed. But they don't care. I mean, who, who are they kidding? It's like, it, it's like Senator Kennedy said to Mayorkas, you know, do you, do you really think that we're stupid enough to believe this? Here's Tucker Carlson talking about Speaker Johnson cut 20. Mike Johnson said, you must vote for this, and you must vote for it because America hangs in the balance. And if you had the intelligence that I've seen in my classified briefings, which you cannot see, you would know that it's your moral responsibility to vote for this. And, by the way, if you don't vote for it, Americans will die. Johnson didn't mention that the FISA law warrantless spying did not prevent 9/11, or the coal bombing, or any major active terror in the last 50 years, almost 50 years that we've had it. No. Of course not. You have to be interested in stopping terrorism. They're more interested in stopping Republicans. They're more interested in stopping parents who go to a school board meeting, still complain about transgender bathrooms or CRT indoctrination. They're more interested in surveilling Catholics who go to Latin masses. That's what they're interested in. The FBI, I mean, they occasionally stop a crime, like this guy Mercurio in Idaho, who was an ISIS want to be terrorist on Easter Sunday. But that's why it's a headline, because the FBI actually stopped something before it happened. They're a political organization. They're a political arm of the deep state, which is the Democrat Party. The deep state and the Democrat Party are the same thing. And the FBI is part of the deep state. 844, 500 to 42, 42. Brian, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Brian. Hi, Howie. How you doing? Hi, good. I just wanted to remind you listeners that if they are feeling nostalgic about OJ, they can see him before he turned into a crazy person on one of the very old episodes of the Dragnet Series, when Joe Friday and Joe Ganon at a community college. Oh, yeah, he's there, featured very prominently. They were recruiting African-American police officers, and so they went to this college or something like that. And there was a classroom full of potential LAPD recruits. And in the background, very prominently, sitting there is a young OJ Simpson. So there you go. Anybody got time on there? It's a great show. My favorite Joe Friday visit to a community college is he's in a course, and there's this guy with a beard. Goatee, I should say. And he turns out to be a pot dealer, and he opens up his notebook, and Joe sees the bag of weed, and he has to bust him, and then the rest of the students are calling Joe Friday a pig. That was one of the -- that was my favorite Joe Friday goes to community college Dragnet. And again, I recommend -- the radio show is the best police radio show ever. I know nobody wants to listen to a radio show nowadays, but it's just unbelievable, especially when you think about how goofy the TV show seemed later on. Roger, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Roger. Yeah, I just wanted to comment on the racial bias in terms of admissions in 1975. It was a fine medical school. And African-American students that I knew, they weren't pretty mad. They weren't taking the MCAT. They were getting unsolicited letters from places like Harvard, police applied. You got a good chance of getting in. And, you know, just so you know, this has been going on for decades. It's not anything new. Oh, I know. Oh, Roger, I think most of us who were applying to good schools, trying to get good jobs at the top corporate institutions, we understand what it was like. The legacy white students weren't affected. It was the sort of the working class white students who lost positions or who had to struggle more mightily to overcome the -- what is now called DEI. And it was going on then. You're absolutely right. Thanks for the call, Roger. Bill, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Bill. Hey, Howie. Oh, OK. One thing was, I think OJ was in a kind of a good movie called Capricorn One in the early '70s. But the funniest thing I remember most is probably the best punk phone call of all time. That night when OJ was sitting in his Bronco outside his house, ABC News took a call. Someone already mentioned this, but it's worth -- go ahead and tell the story again, Bill, because I love hearing the story. I remember watching the show a lot. That was in the days when people still watched network news, especially in that kind of breaking story. That would never happen today because who the hell would turn to ABC News to watch something like that. But go ahead and tell the people what happened. Well, anyway, the guy says, "Yeah, I'm OJ's neighbor." And I'm looking over the wall. OJ's about 50 feet from him. He's looking mighty nervous. Sad. I think the word was sad. Peter Jennings said, "How does he look?" You know, like being the ace crack street reporter that he is. And the guy says, "Sad." I'm trying to think of who the newsman who got totally sucked in on this. Peter Jennings, the Canadian guy, the guy who, you know, he was a -- he dropped out of high school, maybe, or college, but he was a big snob. And, you know, he was a Canadian and a lot of us Americans were deplorables. And you remember he said, "On the night of 1994, when the Republicans took over Congress, he said, "America had a temper tantrum tonight." And then he got busted. He got busted. That was earlier, I guess, by Howard Stern's guy. Eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two, four-one, three. No one wants to listen to a radio show. What do you -- I mean, I mean, an old-time radio show. That's what I mean. Like a drama, a radio drama. And then somebody says, "Johnny Dollar, the man with the action-packed expense account is superior to Dragnet." That's a good show. But I don't think -- I don't think -- from a technical standpoint, I don't think you can -- I don't think anything's close to Dragnet. This is a segment we will never do because there's probably maybe ten people in the audience who care about it enough. Eight, four, four -- but I'm one. Eight, four, four, five hundred. I love radio, but I'm just saying no one -- very few people listen to old-time radio shows. You don't listen, do you, Jared? I -- not really. I mean, sometimes I'll come across one and I'll listen to it to Shadow, but yeah, not really. It's here or there. Yeah. But I'm a radio geek, so -- The Shadow's kind of -- I'm not your average. The Shadow's kind of a juvenile. You know, I just mean it's for kids. I don't mean it. Ouch. Well, it is. Do you accept it? Don't you think it is? I mean, I enjoy it. I haven't listened to the Dragnet, so I'll have to -- Whatever anyone asks me, not that they ask me a lot, they say, you know, what do you recommend if you want to, like, listen to some of the old-time radio shows? I always say start with Dragnet, but, you know, again, I understand it's an acquired taste, so to speak, and most of the people who acquired the taste have long-sense assumed room temperature and aren't coming down for breakfast. I get it. Eight, four, four, five hundred, forty-two, forty-two. Oh, Jared, someone just left us a link to the O.J. Prane call. Oh, I want to get that. Yeah, boy, don't you pull that wheel. 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And seriously though, right now they make the best Mother's Day gift. And Raycon offers easy 30-day returns just in case. Go to buyraycon.com/howie today to get 20% off your Raycon order plus free shipping. That's right, you'll get 20% off and free shipping at buyraycon.com/howie. Buyraycon.com/howie. I'm Howie Car. The Howie Car Show. The Howie Car Show is back. We've been talking about it all afternoon so one sent us the link on YouTube. Here's the O.J. Simpson prank call to Peter Jennings at ABC News. I just can ask everybody to be quiet from what we have on the phone with us as well. Britt Higgins who lives in the neighborhood and is on the ground and can see inside the van. Mr. Higgins. Oh yes, how are you? Just about as tense as you are. Oh my lord, this is quite a tense. What can you see? What I'm looking at right now is I'm looking at the van and I see O.J. come flouching down looking very, very upset. Now look here, he looked very upset. I don't know what he going to be doing. Can you see him doing anything specific? Is he merely sitting there? He is just sitting around, you know, just looking like he be very upset. Can you hear anything specific? He's just going back in back of an old van. I can't really hear that group, but I can see it all. And I see O.J. Is that it? I wanted to hear him say he looks sad. Doesn't he say he looks sad? Then someone says, "Al." There it is. And I would be scared because there's cops all deep in this. Thank you, Mr. Higgins. Now give me Mr. Higgins. Someone says it was Al Michaels who stepped in. I don't know what Al Michaels was doing there in a newsroom, but maybe he was there. I don't know. He looks sad. Then he's using the old Amos and Andy stuff. Looky here, you know. Peter, maybe because he's a Canadian, he never saw Amos and Andy. He didn't know he was being pranked. [laughter] 844-542-42. Jim, you're next with, highway car. Go ahead, Jim. Hello, how are you? Hi. I never heard anybody bring up the Judge Edo thing. Remember when I was in the morning, we were interviewing the Senator from New York, and he ended up prashing his career over making fun of Judge Edo on the air. When I heard it that morning, it laughed so hard I almost fell off my chair. Was that Alphonse tomato? Yes, yes. Remember that? Yeah, I very vaguely, I remember that. He's still around, I think. He was, you know, I'm sorry he trashed his career because you know who took him out the next year, or a couple of years later, was Chuck Schumer. It's too bad, he couldn't have ended Chuck Schumer's squalid career. 844-542-844-542. We'll be back talking about what's going on in Kingston, and then later on, we'll have Turtle Boy to talk about the latest filings before the trial.