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If you keep moving the illegals around, is there still an illegal alien problem? | 5.14.24 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 1

Who do they think they're kidding? They certainly aren't kidding anyone who's paying attention. The Massachusetts illegal alien limit in several shelters is 90 days. So if you move them from shelter to shelter, there's no problem, right? If it couldn't get any better than Howie's takes on the topic, the VIPs are back in studio, which means summer is just around the corner.

Duration:: 39m
Broadcast on:: 14 May 2024
Audio Format:: mp3

This podcast is brought to you by the Eden Pure Thunderstorm. Bogo is back for one week only. Buy one and get one of the Eden Pure Thunderstorm free. Order at Edenpuredeals.com/codewordHowie Bogo. [MUSIC PLAYING] Better strap yourself in. It's time for the Howie Car Show. He is an admitted purger. He is an admitted liar. Just remember, it's not a lie. If you believe it, then I have to pose, Michael Cohen. I have met with him a number of times to prepare him. Yes, I'm a changed man now. And it's all because of pathological liars anonymous. Why, I even have my picture on the cover of Newsweek magazine. Yeah, every day. Live from the Matthew's brother's studios. Just attorney Alvin Bragg was watching from the spectator section on the prosecutor's side of the room after being publicly called Fat Alvin. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Al Trump said he could not call former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. Well, well, if it isn't a junk food tweeter. A quote, fat pick. You cannot call him a fat pick, because you're not allowed to use the fat word. You know, you can use almost any word, but you can't use the fat word. Rump swabs, hacks, and moon bounce beware. It's-- [MUSIC PLAYING] How we car. Every morning I come in and I watch these trials, and I see stuff I haven't-- I've covered a lot of trials. I'm not a lawyer, but I've been in a lot of courtrooms. I see stuff I've never seen before. Like today, Cohen is allowed to say, I felt like Trump wanted me to lie. He felt? Objection, your honor. He felt? And then the Karen Reed trial. I mean, this is a prosecution case. It just seems to be putting on a defense about how, instead of saying that Karen Reed killed her boyfriend, the Boston cop with her car, they're just trying to prove that he couldn't have been beaten to death in the basement, and he couldn't have been beaten to death-- or couldn't have been attacked by the dog. And then they have this-- then they're having disputes over who was drunk and who wasn't. Were you drunk? Some would say. Sounds like a country song. Drink and doubles don't make a party, but it doesn't canton, apparently. There, they-- oh, man, what a mess. 8, 4, 4, 500, 42, 42. We'll have Turtle Boy on this afternoon at around 4.33 to discuss what's going on at the trial today. They had some more of the witnesses and the minor witnesses. We're waiting for the Jen McCabe and Brian Higgins in Colin Albert if he comes on. And we will also have later on, much later in the show, we'll have Representative Marcus Vaughn from Norfolk. They're having the-- that's where the latest foreign freeload or flop house is going in Massachusetts and the old Bay State Correctional Center, a prison that's been closed for a while. And they have a town meeting tomorrow. You'd think that this would be like a special item on the agenda, the warrant, to discuss it. But the town moderator says, we're not going to discuss this. Really? Really, it's going to wreck the schools. It's going to wreck the real estate values in the town, the surrounding towns, the towns in the regional school district. But they're not going to discuss it. OK, that's great. That's great. Mara Healy couldn't be reached for comment because she's, you know, winding her way to Rome. She's going to be talking to the Pope about climate change. Oh. It's only a six-day junket. You know, six days, that's all. The mayor of Boston is taking her kids with her. Oh, that's nice. And she's going to hear her-- I guess her husband, who has a Polish last name, his mother, is an Italian. So I guess that-- so her kids are half white. Does that mean they can go to half of the Christmas party next year, the kids? Or are we now operating on the old southern one-drop rule? One drop of white blood. See you later. See you later. 844, 500 to 42, 42, 508. How soon do you think the beautiful people in Concord will have illegals living in the soon-to-be-close Concord prison? They're already living in the best West. Yeah, we're talking about-- we got the VIPs. The VIPs are back. Give yourselves a round of applause. [APPLAUSE] Yeah, the-- I've been around so long. I call it the Ho-Jos. But it was a Ho-Jos before it was a best Western. Now it's a flop house. We are devolving here in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and everywhere else. 844, 500, 42, 42. It's not Ho-Jos anymore. It's Jose's. Very good, very good. I'm looking here. I would normally start off with some Brandon Sound. And we have some really, really entertaining Brandon Sound today. But I've got to give you the-- I've got to lead off with a KJP. Now, you know, she has an Ivy League degree. She's from Columbia University. And believe it or not, the graduates that were ripping up their diplomas from Columbia University, the day you saw it on TV, right? They did that before they heard this other graduate of Columbia University and her historical lesson. Cut 16. We are indeed commemorating the landmark broad v board of education. Broad v board of education. She meant to say Brown versus board of education. Broad v board of education. They're going to have a special ceremony in the town of Barn. That's an old joke from Elizabeth Warren's last campaign for the Senate. 844, 500, 42, 42. OK, here's another one. Biden was talking about China. He's going to increase tariffs. You know, he's doing his monkey C, monkey do routine. You know, like Trump goes to East Palestine. He goes to East Palestine. Trump goes to Michigan. He follows. What's God said? Ditto. So now Trump's talking about cracking down on China, so he's got to do it, too. So KJP has asked, you know, he wants to keep it wide open because, you know, they're paying them a lot of money. Actually, when you look at it, the Chinese are probably paying the Biden crime family more money than the Ukrainians. Definitely more money than the Russians or the remaining or whoever's paying them. There's five countries, right? I always lose a lot. Forget the last two. Anyway, this is KJP asked if Biden has changed his stance on China tariffs, cut 15. So in July of 2019, then candidate Biden said the tariffs on China are abusive policy. Has the president changed his mind and now believes tariffs work? So, look, I'm not-- I'm not-- I'm going to be really mindful. I'm going to let-- and do order. You'll hear directly from the president, directly from us. So don't want to get ahead of that. In other words, I have no response. At least Ron Ziegler, when he worked for President Nixon back in the day, he'd say one thing one day. And the next day, he'd say that response is now inoperative. You know, she doesn't have a response to even declare an operative the next day. 844, 542, 42, 42. 781, what nobody seems to be talking about is the cruel irony of all these illegals in the hotels. They're no longer considered full service, so they've had major layoffs, which overwhelmingly consist of long-term, hard-working legal immigrants, mostly in housekeeping. Well, I think some of them-- my understanding is a lot of them still have the housekeepers and they like-- in some of these places, they have the Brazilian housekeepers. And they're just going totally crazy because they go into the rooms and they got the heat turned up all the way. They got the microwaves in there, which are total violation of fire codes. And they're just-- it's very dirty. And they call 911 over and over and over again. And so the cops-- they can't get the ping back because it's on a foreign cell service. So the cops have to go door to door. Because see, if there was something happening and they didn't go door to door to find out, then they'd be accused of indifference because of racism. So they go door to door and they're knocking on it and they're waking them up out of their stoopers. And that's racism, too, to go-- if they do or they don't go, it's racism, right? It's a wonderful situation. It's great. And why let it disturb your European vacation, your Roman vacation, three coins in the fountain. That's all that the average American citizen in Massachusetts or the American citizen anywhere is going to have left after all these illegal aliens get through living off of us for a few years. 844, 542, 42, 8. Everything free in America. We got so much to talk about. We got the Biden cuts, the Trump trial, the show trial. We got it in the Karen Reed and the flop houses, everything, so much to talk about. And I'm glad the VIPs are back. And thank you. We're going to have a good time here this afternoon. 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From pillows, towels, slippers and even their giza dream sheets, go to MyPillow.com and use code Howie for amazing discounts. Taylor, what is the poll question? What are the results thus far? Today's poll question which you can vote in at HowieCarshow.com is which group does Biden speak most condescendingly to? Catholics, Jews, Blacks, Latinx or union members. I put in Latinx just to be PC. I was thinking about using Latines, the new word. It's like latrines without the R. That's supposed to be more palatable to Latinx. But I'm going to go with Latinx. But for my vote, I'm going to vote for union members. That really bugs me when he addresses all of us like we-- is it also because that's the only group you feel that you belong to? Well, Catholic. I'm a Catholic. What? I can say the act of contrition in 10 seconds if you want. But I know I'm a Catholic. OK. 7% say union members. 56% say Blacks. 17% for Jews. 16% for Catholics. 4% for Latinx. He panders to all of these groups in a very obnoxious way. And what got me thinking about this was the Kansas City Chiefs kicker, who I think is the best kicker in the league, place kicker. And he addressed a Catholic graduation ceremony yesterday. And he was talking about how ridiculous it is for Biden to be. I think he said he makes the sign of the cross in an abortion rally. And how about talking about having the rosary in his pocket at all time? I mean, come on. Don't do something down my back and tell me it's raining. But again, he does it to everybody. 844, 500, 42, 42, let's see here. Dennis, you're next with highway car. Go ahead, Dennis. How do these tariffs on the Chinese products take effect immediately? I don't know the answer to that question. With Biden, you've got to take everything with a grain of salt. He's sending out his cabinet officials this week to talk about the great things that have been done with the Infrastructure Act. Have you had any roads paved near you? You see any new bridges? Any upgrades? It's some local docks. And members of my cabinet here as well, Janet Yellen. The front row is Murderers Row here. Murderers Row, I don't think any-- I don't think these are the political version of the 1927 Yankees. These are more like the political version of the 1962 Mets. God, what a fool. Thanks for the call there, Dennis. Again, here he is. You want a little bit of a union pandering here? Cut six. Creating thousands, thousands of IABW jobs across America. There he did it again, I-E-B-W. Is it that hard? I-B-E-W? I mean, a lot of us have worked with I-B-E-W people. If you drive south on the expressway every day from Boston, you go by the I-B-E-W hall. But he has a pair of work boots. So he's more of a union guy than any of us. Dave, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Dave. Hey, Howie. I fired us down here quite frustrating. We've had a homeless problem for decades. There's something out there, illegal immigrants. We can provide housing, food, education, a phone, medical care, and even some spending money, so they can send it back-- Dental care. And don't forget the dry cleaning. You don't even have to drive your illegal car unlicensed to the dry cleaner. They come and pick it up every day. Dave, every day. I know I want to be an illegal alien. Howie, like you say, I swear, it's just so astounding. I know. I mean, you have to laugh because it's just-- it's horrible what's happening. How would you like to be the guy-- when I tweeted that out on Saturday, what they're going to be doing in Norfolk, the reps letter, the guy tweeted back at me and he said, I was thinking about buying a house in Norfolk last week and making an offer. He said, boy, did I get lucky. I mean, how much does that affect the real estate values when you just suddenly dump all these hundreds of unskilled, needy, special needs ESL students into a school? Yeah, criminals. Right. Criminals in the schools, right, selling drugs to our kids. Great. Right. And they're having all these problems with crimes in some of these flop houses. And they just-- they won't arrest them. The cops won't make any arrests. And so now they say, well, we're going to have a 90-day limit on their stay. So you're not going to arrest these people, some of whom are one of whom, at least, down in Kingston, was arrested for rape because they got a Republican DA. But up in Middlesex County, they didn't arrest somebody who was charged with rape. They just moved them to another shelter in a different county. And so then the DA says, hey, we don't have any problems in our county. Ho, ho, hey, just keep moving them around. Just keep moving them around. I mean, who are they kidding? You know? They're not kidding anybody who's paying attention. That's for sure. 844-542-542. Five Oates says it's a three-letter word, I-B-E-W. Just like jobs, J-O-B-S, I'm Howie Carr. Everybody's entitled to be an idiot. [MUSIC PLAYING] Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios-- 844-542-442. So as you know, they arrested 130 Nazi hippies at UMass Amherst for taking part in the Progenocide rallies out there. And so they're starting to arraign them very slowly in Hampshire County. And so I called up the DA's office today. It's called the Northwestern District Attorney. And I said, can you give me the names of the hippie Nazis? Because I want to make sport of them and humiliate them in print, online, on air, et cetera, et cetera. So they sent me this press release, holding it up for the social media. Court arraignment-- arraign 21 today in connection with UMass protest. This is from the DA's office. They arraign 21, and they're going to continue to arraign all 130. So I sent it back to them. I said, a very interesting that you send me this press release. I want some names here of these filthy Nazis. So they just sent it back to me. Mr. Carr, I just got this moments ago. Do they call you Mr. Carr? Yes, right here. I'll let you read it if you want. Is this one of your grandkids that wrote this? I do insist my grandkids call me Mr. Carr. He says, Mr. Carr, we do not have a list of the names of the individuals arrested at the UMass protest. How can you be arraigning them if you don't have their names? And we do not plan to make such a list. Inflammation. Oh, no. I'm shocked. About the individuals arrested is publicly available at the Eastern Hampshire District Court clerk's office. Please note that, as our press release states, not all of the individuals arrested in the protest were UMass students. But they were all filthy, dirty, hippie Nazis who needed a bath. Attaching the press release, once again, just so it's handy. Oh, no, they didn't. That's passive embarrassing. I already tweeted it out. I already tweeted it out. I said they're not releasing the names because of professional courtesy. I don't think that went over well with them. But what the hell? I don't think you had a good rapport with them to begin with. That last sentence they included, and there was a big middle finger for you. Just so it's handy. I don't care. So I just sent it over to the Herald. And I said, I can't do all the work. Someone else has got to make some phone calls. Someone else has got to get the middle finger other than me. I only got to take the middle finger so many times every day. How many hyphenated names will be in the 130? Yeah, I want to know how many will be on foreign student visas. That's what I want to know. That's the main thing I'm interested in, actually. All right, so why has the town of Weston been exempt from getting any of these illegals? These people have those dopey. No one is illegal on their front lawn. You know why? There aren't any motels. Where are they going to put them in Weston? They got a rod and gun club. I don't think you're going to put them in there. Are there any prisons in Weston? Noop, noop. There used to be a motel near me in Wellesley. Thank god it went out of business. All right, time now for Grace with the nose. Well, sticking with this subject, Tariot, Howie, pro-Palestine, Harvard protesters announced they're ending the campus encampment after demands were ignored and have now demanded-- they're big on demands. Grace, you've got to go back to the '60s terminology. These are not just demands. These are non-negotiable demands. Well, now they have another non-negotiable, which is that the college must reinstate them. Will they compromise on just free weed? They're more free weed, I should say. The group leading the protest, Harvard out of occupied Palestine said on Tuesday they had voted to end the encampment. Oh, they voted. This is quite the system they have set up here. It's better than Hamas does. They're heroes. Yeah, they said the encampment has outlived the last day of classes, finals weeks and move out weekend, a testament to the tenacity of our movement. So they want their summer break to start. They don't want to hang around anymore. Oh, man. They want to hit the pool or the beach. The sprinklers aren't going to cut it. So now they're wrapping this thing up. That's a wrap, everybody. And they want to be reinstated. But as students moved out, please-- Lavi, Lavi, can you send James around with the limousine to pick up my green sorrows tent? This isn't amazing. Ready for this? It says, campus is cleared out and the gates remain shut to the outside world. There is no liberation in isolation. It's like a poem. And reassessing the strategic value of our encampment, we have come to the conclusion that this tactic has outlasted its utility with respect to our demands. No, not its usefulness. Its utility. These side deals are intended to pacify us from full disclosure and divestment, rest assured, they will not. We're just taking the summer off. According to the New York Times, the school has also-- We're down for the struggle, but not to laugh to labor day. Yeah, so they want to be reinstated. They want no consequences for their actions. And I'm sure if history's any guide, Harvard will capitulate. Lavi, Lavi, the weather's changing. I'm going to open up the cottage on the vineyard. Time to wrap it up. It's a wrap. It's a wrap. Speaking of people who just can't-- I'm getting the pride with playing at Hanscomfield. A judge has rejected Hunter Biden's bid to delay his June trial on gun charges. This is from the New York Post. It says, first on Hunter Biden, we'll head to trial on gun charges in Delaware next month, a federal judge confirmed Tuesday, denying efforts by his lawyers to delay the prosecution. He doesn't he file one of these motions by once a week? Yeah, he's won is more ridiculous than the last. Right, and I'm less interested in that trial than the one in LA, the income tax evasion. Because I think of that one every time Biden says, pay your fair share. I think that they would rather-- Except for you, Hunter. They would rather us focusing on the gun charges. Oh, yeah, definitely. That's the easier one for them to brew. Because everybody can think of saying something false on an affidavit, whether it's just like a bank loan application or something. And who among us hasn't tossed a gun in a trash can across the street from a high school? Right. It's kind of like, who are we to judge, really? We've all been there before. And who hasn't had a taken a picture of himself naked with an unregistered gun? So many guns a little time. Well, actually, to your point though, talking about how he keeps putting these out, these appeals, it says, on Thursday, the Philadelphia-based US Third Circuit Court of Appeals had also dealt the 54-year-old's first son a blow by denying his bid to throw out the case. Blow is a bad word to use in the news. He's in recovery, you know, grace. Exciting a lack of jurisdiction. So he just can't win with these judges and these courts. And he's supposed to have privilege, you know? He's Joe Biden's son. 617 says, I live in Sherburn, eight miles from the new migrant shelter in Norfolk. Already, panhandlers in Millis thought I would be safe here, safe nowhere. Sherburn, it could be worse. The Sherburn Inn is a very nice spot. I'm sure they'd love that breakfast brunch on Sundays at the Sherburn Inn. I know I love it. It's almost as good as what you can get at the cannibal gatherings in Port-au-Prince. Howie, this is a story that I would really love your two cents on. It's from the New York Post, the New York Post. But it's about a main man, like yourself. - Yes. - Says mega millions winner is being sued by family for breaking promise to share the $1.35 billion jackpot. So he promised, okay? He promised that he was going to share some of the loot, including trust funds covering medical expenses for his dad. He promised all of these things. And then it turns out he gets this money and he's backpedaling. He doesn't want to make good on these promises. - Any of this in writing? - That's a very good question. - It's not, they are SOL. - They just, they felt like Michael Cohen with Trump. They just felt that he was going to take care of them. - Well, it's funny you bring up Michael Cohen because this unidentified man has actually been in a legal battle with his daughter's mom since November when he accused her of violating a non-disclosure agreement by telling the rest of the family about his new found fortune before their daughters - Wait a second, he told his ex-girlfriend or his ex-wife about this? - His baby mom. - That's the right phrase. That was the last person in the world he should have told about it. - He wins a $1.3 billion jackpot and he walks away with $500 million. And I know like the taxes and stuff, but still. - $1.3 billion, you walk away with $500 million? It's like that's ridiculous. - But why did the other relatives? I know he's legally obligated to take care of the kid, but why do the other relatives feel that they have a claim? - Well, it says here he broke the bomb. - Where's he from, by the way? What town? - It just says Maine Man because it's a New York Post. And he's also unidentified, so I don't know if he has to actually tell them. - Those of us remain one and a what part of the state he's from before we could come to a conclusion about that. - You can make your final judgment. - Right, exactly. - But how are we always gonna ask you? - People from Maine are laughing at that, they get it. - And I actually wanted to take a poll here 'cause we have the VIPs in the room. If you guys won the jackpot, do you tell anyone? Do you tell your spouse? You tell your spouse? Besides that, do you go to the papers? Do you want your name out there? - No. - Well, unanimous. Everybody says, I beg now. What about you, Howie? I know you would come in and tell all of us, obviously. - I don't know though, you would be, it would be hard for you not to. - No, I would be just, I would be gone. - Wait, Howie, if you win the lottery, does that count as like profit sharing? Is that company earnings or do we? - No, I don't know. I don't think so. - I don't think so. - What do you know, Michael Cohen, that it's not profit sharing. - You sound like this guy's family members, but you promise to me. But it's also, I mean, it just says they, he broke his promise, so you can't really take anything to that, but I think it kind of goes to this idea of when you win something, you've got to keep your mouth shut, because people come out of the woodwork, Howie. All of a sudden, you get calls from these random cousins that you've never told anyone about. And they start saying, "Hey, I heard you won the lottery." - You're obsessed with this cousin, these cousins of mine. - Cousin's named Jeffrey. - Yeah, I just never heard of this man before, and then he comes into the picture and he's sending you poll question ideas. - And that I show you that he's been texting me for a very long time. - I'm sure he's a lovely person, I just felt a little miffed that I hadn't heard of him before. The Oversight Committee unveils-- - Do you ever hear Billy Swift? - No, is that another cousin? - Well, he's a cousin like Jeffrey is a cousin of mine, so he's a cousin of a cousin of mine. Does anyone know who Billy Swift is? Pitch for the Giants, 121 games one year. - Again, a fact checker, please. Like, you're just at this point. Do you think this is a CNN interview? You're Joe Biden, you can just say whatever you want, and I'm not gonna fact check it. He was a cousin of a cousin. So, by main standard, that makes him a cousin. - Hey, I wanna end here, but I wanna tell people to make sure you come to the May 31st remote at the Hanover Viva Tretria. It's my birthday celebration, but it's also our first big remote of the season. Gonna be really fun, make sure you check it out. Make a reservation beforehand, 'cause it's gonna get crowded. - Anyone who spends 20 bucks gets a free copy of Paper Boy. And by the way, we also have a very big deal running for Father's Day. If you order Paper Boy right now, you will get a free mystery t-shirt. We have all sizes, I'm wearing one that says, buy American, support America. And Grace is wearing one that says there after you, I'm just in the way. And then we'll be wearing different ones throughout the day. And so go to howaycarshow.com, click on store, and you can get the Father's Day special. Order Paper Boy and get a free t-shirt. 844-542-42. 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It's a addressing that Jude for coleslaw, but it's also used for, we put it in potato salad, pasta salads, we dip sandwiches in it, we dip appetizers in it, we do all sorts of stuff, and you can do whatever you want with it, just buy a bottle. So we also have our Chipotle barbecue sauce, which these are all products that we use at our restaurant regularly. And we said, why not bottle them up, see if someone else can try them. - This is really a great place for casual eating. And Eric, when we were talking with the VIPs during the break, he said, you know, we own a dive bar. The first guy I've ever heard that admits to owning a dive bar. (laughing) - And we built it that way. It didn't turn into one. That's the funny part about it. So yeah, it's been, it's been great. That's our spot in Falmouth. And it was awarded dive bar by being above a bowling alley and behind Walmart, so. - So these gift cards are usable at any of the locations. - Absolutely. - Correct? - Yeah. - And you guys are open seven days a week? - Yes, we are, all four locations. One is a seasonal location, but it is open and ready for you. Now I think you ate at our onset location. - Oh, it is, that's fantastic. It's near the band box. - Yeah. - You can see everything. You look out at the water. It's really great. - Yeah, thank you. We love it there. - Everything is great. Taylor's a big fan too of the Kohagre Public, right? - Yeah, Wailers Tavern. I love it. - Thank you, Taylor, fantastic. We keep missing him in there. I know he's egging us on to get our Mai Tai mix going, but we're working on it. I keep telling him that every time we're in here, but it will be done when it's done. - Yeah. - Next year. - So this is great. It's great, the Kohagre Public, these always go really fast 'cause everybody loves them. And Tom, you wanna say anything? You're, our second mike is not worth it. - It's like a little high for me right now, but yes. We're good to be here, Howie, and we hope to see you everybody at one of our locations this summer, and hopefully everybody can bring home a piece of the Kohagre Public after they visit us. And if they don't visit us, you can visit us at Kohagre Public.com. - Right, and these are available in stores as well, right? - Absolutely. - Yeah, so you can get the, what the supermarkets are your products in? - We're in a variety of local markets from Quincy down to Peatown, mostly South Shore, and all the way down to Rhode Island. We also do our Kohag chowder and our lobster bisque. Those are great to find in the store too, so yeah, a little bit of everything. - It's just a really, it's a great place, good food, good drinks, and also just very casual, a lot of fun to go there, and just a wonderful place. Go to HowieCarShow.com, and you can get a $50 gift card to Kohagre Public, any of their four locations for just 25 bucks. Thanks so much for coming up, guys. We appreciate it. - Thank you very much. - Give 'em a round of applause, B.I.C. (crowd cheering) - I'm out, I'm out.