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The Globe sure knows how to pick 'em! plus QUEER PLANET and the mastermind behind Maura Healey Realty | 5.16.24 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 4

Howie welcomes John Semas to the show to explain the process behind his creation, MauraHealeyRealty.com. Then, Howie shares the latest monstrosity to debut on NBC's Peacock this June: QUEER PLANET.

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37m
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16 May 2024
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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." [MUSIC] Better strap yourself in. It's time for the Howie Car Show. We're also seeing from the Republicans already, setting expectations so low for Biden that if he just stands up there and puts some sentences together, and he'll win, and we'll still wait in the standing. [SOUND] The legacies inspired me to pursue a career and career service. You probably all saw that commercial on Snickers bars. You get there's still mocking him, which plays right into his hand. Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. He expressed disdain and frustration for polls in general, King. He loved the polls four years ago. The special counsel in his report predicated his decision not to prosecute on his finding that the president was elderly and forgetful. Well, whenever I'm confused, I just check my underwear. It holds the answer to all the important questions. Ma'am, I have to take off your underwear without taking off your pants. I don't know. Rum swabs, hacks, and moonbaats beware. It's. [MUSIC] Howie Car. Four, four, five hundred, forty two, forty two, eight, four, four, five hundred, forty two, forty two. We've been talking about what's going on in Norfolk, Massachusetts. It's a small town, about 11,000 people. It's in Norfolk County. And it has a Republican state rep. It's traditionally a Republican town. And so they've decided to dump another 450 illegal aliens into a closed prison. The prison was closed down because it was just a disaster. Couldn't pass any kind of codes. That was almost 10 years ago, 2015. And now they're going to open it for illegal aliens. It's just a complete mess. And it was just dropped blindside, totally blindsided the town. And there was a big meeting last night. The town meeting was not at the town meeting, but at the selectment had a meeting before the annual town meeting, which proves all the budget, that kind of thing. And the hundreds and hundreds of people showed up to protest this. And I mentioned that one of the residents had set up a really, really good website. And it was called MaraHealyRealty.com. It was set up like something you'd see at a high-end resort golf community, or ski community, and everything for sale. But again, it just ripped the Healy administration to shreds. And I really recommend it, MaraHealyRealty.com. And the creator of it is a Norfolk resident named John Simas. And John is with us now. John, congratulations. How long did it take you to put that together? So I don't want to take too much credit because I'm not that smart. It was GoDaddy, for the most part, because obviously when you find out about something like this and you only have a couple of days to prepare, the ability to come up with something that's actually more professional doesn't exist. So that's my plug for GoDaddy. But yeah, we, a couple of guys in the neighborhood, we just got together and we didn't know what to do. And I've kind of gone by the facet of, I think, media is going to take this. So I promoted it as kind of a gimmick to begin with. But I think unfortunately I'm going to become managing a website as a part of that job. There's quite a bit of push on this now, which, listen, anything to get the attention to where it needs to be to get this thing. If I can't stop it, if we can't stop it as a community, maybe we can get a hard stop date on it because I don't believe that a six to 12 month timeline is what's going to take place. You know, how many people have gone to the website, by the way? So again, I am in the midst of trying to figure out the webpage and how to do things in it. I have no idea, I couldn't give you that number, but I would assume it's quite a bit because I've been contacted by hundreds of people and thousands of conversations going, or emails rather, so it's interesting. Yeah, so, you know, your state rep, he gave the heads up to everybody in the town on Friday night. When he got the word, the Healy administration, I don't think even put out a press release until Monday or Tuesday, maybe even Wednesday. But I guess it was Tuesday they put out a press release. They had nobody at the selectman's meeting last night, apparently. And it's just a fate of complee. How are you going to stop this? What I've been thinking is that demonstrations, rallies, they don't care about stuff like that. Don't you just have to send in inspectors and just say you can't open this. It's not up to fire code. It's not up to plumbing code. It's asbestos, lead paint. There's a million ways. I think a savvy inspector could shut this thing down. Yeah, and we're in the midst of kind of getting things organized to expedite any of those situations. We're trying to look at what a legal avenue can look like. You know, we sat down on the select meeting yesterday and people get emotional, myself included. And, you know, some people take a loud voice for, like, as a threat. And for me, it's just, you know, I'm a kid that grew up in a Portuguese family, so I'm allowed to begin with. So it might come across as that. But, you know, the community itself, we're a tight community. People care about each other. And the reason why people move here is the school system is that sense of commitment. Right. And when you threaten the reason for me being here, you threaten my way of life. And there's some people that may be able to stomach that and put that deep inside and walk through the life. I'm just not built that way. And a lot of the people in this town aren't built that way. We've worked our entire lives. This is a town that has a mixture of residents that have been here for a long time. Really good, solid people. And then you have people that have worked their entire lives to put themselves in a situation to be in a community like this. And to have a governor and to have a state just have the utmost disregard for everything that this community's worked for. And to literally put the burden of this entire situation. 5% of the population. Okay, that's 7,457 feet. So, we're going to take on 5% of that migrant population. And we're a town of 11,000 feet. Yeah, I was looking at Lauren, Lauren Vives, I hope I'm pronouncing that correctly. The school committee woman, she said over her statement last night. So they're talking about 450 illegal aliens, probably Haitians, coming into the, coming in and living in this horrible old run down prison that is now basically a garage. And of the 450, at least 150 are going to be children. And so, as she put it, that means that a town of 11,000 people, which is 1/6 of 1% of the population of Massachusetts, 1/6 of 1% is being told to educate 7.5% of all the illegal alien children that are here on welfare. I mean, that's, how was that fair? And, you know, your math, everybody has different math on this. I mean, I think the 150 is the number of families, and then they take, you know, the average number of people in a family. I mean, there's real known, nobody knows what's really coming. I mean, it could be 200 people, it could be, God only knows, because from what I understand, that facility was meant to house 200 people when it was a functional facility. And now all of a sudden, magically, it has the ability to put 400 in there. And that's not including from what I've been told the amount of help that's going to be in there. So, at any given point, I mean, how many people are going to be in that facility? I mean, how many people does it take to get that many people in a school system? Because what's going to take place is, and it was told to us at the select meeting, that they're going to have a staff located at that facility dedicated to assisting that population. Which is fine, and I understand that. And I'm not a person that is against the assistance. But I'm a person, we're essentially getting people to really, at the end of the day, do all of the legwork to get everything organized to make sure they put everybody in the best situation so that our school system is overwhelmed. And we have nothing, and we can do nothing about it. Yeah, and as Lauren Viva said last night, too, they keep saying, "Well, we'll give you some money as if money is going to solve the problems of an over-school system that's overrun." I mean, you could ask all these communities, these communities like Wooburn, like Marlboro, all these places where they've dumped hundreds of them already. And it's totally destabilizing the schools. And the first responders are going crazy, answering all these nutty calls. And they want to be taken to the hospital for a hang nail, because it's not on them, it's all free. And the big thing here is, the chief of fire, Aaron Kennedy, I believe, I'm probably butchering his name. I mean, what a great man. I mean, he's six foot seven. He's a monster. I mean, but he's like the sweetest gentleman you'd ever meet. He's an ex-NFL player. And you see in his eyes, I mean, he's saying all the right things because he has to. But I mean, you see in his eyes, like, I mean, you look at him, you look at people in the school system, you look at everybody else. You know, they all have to say the right thing because, you know, unfortunately, those people's jobs really depend on how they make certain actions and decisions. And you just see fear. You look at a man that's six foot seven, and he's saying that five to ten percent of the increase is going to happen in his department, and he doesn't know how he's going to staff it. And that number is going to be low because we hear all the things that happen in the town next door in Franklin, and how they're spending all this time bringing people back and forth. And half the time is being done, and you're using translation, and you're using translators because the people don't speak English, which, again, I understand, not everybody in this world speaks English. But when you put all these things together, and then you just say, "Hey, Norfolk, Massachusetts, just take care of it." What do you tell, like, I've got a couple of texts from people, you know, and Dad, I'm saying, "Well, Norfolk didn't do anything when we got blasted with these people." Or, Waltham says, "I'm glad Lexington's getting hit because we're getting killed." You know, I mean, they're turning all these towns against each other in cities. Yeah, it's not a good thing. And at the end of the day, the real focus on this whole situation is the children. I mean, we just -- we were going to lay off teachers at the end of this year, and people were going to get pinkflips. "Hey, you're not coming back to work. We can't afford it." And now, all of a sudden, we're going to magically add in God only knows how many children at whatever reading level or whatever educational level, which, again, is not their fault. But at some point, this community, in this country, has to say, "You know what? I understand the world isn't a perfect place, and I understand that there's people out there that have less." But, like I told the news yesterday, and I told a million people, when you're on an airplane, and the mask drops, what do they tell you? Put the mask on yourself, then help the person next to you. This community, my neighbors, I'm going to put the mask on them. I'm going to put the mask on my family. And you know what? After that, we can put the mask on other people. But for right now, there is zero ability for our community to incur this burden. And it's not something that's based on race. It's not something that's based on hate. This is a mathematical equation. The mask is the pure science. It cuts right to it. It cannot happen. I know. I know. We can't invite everybody in the third world to come to the United States and have them not work. And just live here on our dime forever. It can't stop possible. It's not sustainable to use their favorite words, sustainable. All right, John, John Seamus, people are saying, I can't get to the website. Well, it's Mara Healy Realty, r-e-a-l-t-y.com. The guy's going to Mara Healy reality.com. She doesn't have a clue about this. We need a Mara Healy reality.com website to get her back to reality. But this is Mara Healy Realty. We'll tweet it out one more time. I'll link to it. John, it's really good. It will be in touch. Stay in touch. I give Emma or Mark your phone number so we can stay in touch with you. And we want to keep up with this. And get those inspectors out there and shut this thing down. Maybe the way to go for other communities, too. You know, you guys can set the pace for others to follow. Thank you. Thank you. 844-542-42. Experience the ultimate savings event with MyPillows $25 Extravaganza. For a limited time, dive into incredible deals like a two-pack multi-use MyPillows, stylish sandals for both men and women, or a luxurious six-pack towel set. All available for an astonishing $25 each. Yes, you heard that right. Just $25 per item during MyPillows $25 Extravaganza. But wait. There's more. Refresh your kitchen with their durable four-pack dish towels. You guessed it also at the unbeatable price of $25. And making its debut, the premium MyPillows, with all new geez of fabric. 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Is it Jake Tapper, Dana Bash, Aaron Burnett, Caitlin Collins, Joe Scarborough, Mika Przinski, Joy Reid, Rachel Maddow, Jen Paskey, Nicole? It's Jen Pasaki. I like the Pasaki. They say it's a silent pee. It's not a silent pee. Not for me. Nicole or Chris Wallace or Lawrence O'Donnell? I'm voting for Jake Tapper. Jake Tapper has 8%. Joe Scarborough has 22%. Rachel Maddow has 27%. And Joy Reid holds at 30%. Mika and Morning Joe should have been running as a single entry, but what the hell? We threw it together at the last moment. 844-542-42. John, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, John. Hey, Howie, how are you doing? Good. I'm sorry, this is my first time trying to use my own Raycon earbuds on a phone call. Well, thanks for buying Raycon. You like it, but go ahead with what you wanted to say. I was listening to the gentleman saying about getting people together to deal with the influx of notebook. I actually live in Norfolk and do them in addition. Yeah. And I just want to make sure that they get notebook inspectors to do some inspections instead of bringing in some of these state reps because the notebook inspectors are top. Right. You need to bring HVAC. They want you to do manual JBS, LBGTQI. Yeah. I think that probably the Norfolk inspectors have a lot of connections to the town. A lot of them, I'm sure, live in the town, actually. And they should be the ones to go in there and just try to stop this thing. I mean, it's ridiculous. They would bust somebody's... You know what? If they tried to open some shack or some old barn or warehouse that had been closed and shut down for 10 years or just been used for as a garage and suddenly said they're going to put close to 450. They're saying, in there, they wouldn't allow that. So why do they get to bring in all these illegal aliens on welfare? Thanks for the call, John. I'm highway car. ♪♪ Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. Remember a couple of months ago during the Republican presidential primaries, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post and the Fox News Channel, all owned by Rupert Murdoch, were relentlessly promoting Nikki Haley. Didn't do her any good though, did it? But, you know, one thing about Murdoch having worked for him, he's relentless. He never gives up. So today I pick up the Wall Street Journal and they're on the up-ed page. What do I see? A column. Trump and Haley colon, a perfect match. I don't think so, Rupert. I don't think that's in the cards, but maybe I'm wrong. 8-4-4. We have a couple of sound cuts to play here for you. They're just coming in. KJP, again, she's breaking glass ceilings. And again, the biggest glass ceiling she's breaking is for dumbness, for stupidity, for ignorance. Listen to what she can't pronounce today. This is really something. Cut 21. That's why in 2022, President Biden requested that DOJ and HHS review how Marana is scheduled under federal law. Marana? Marana? Marana. What's the THC continent? Marana? Yikes. Now, NBC Peacock has got a new, I guess, animated series. It's not animated. One of the, like, animal planets was show would be. It has actual animals. At least that's what they're showing in the preview. And these are non-binary animals. Unbinary, gay. They're part of the community, Howie. These are trans animals. And as someone who had a pug, a trans pug named Guner. I'm very sympathetic to these characters, but I'm told these are, here is some sound. What is the name of this series, man? Queer animals. Queer animals? That's the queer planet. That's the queer planet. Queer planet. I'm sorry. Queer planet. Oh, wait. It should be called tranimals. You know, very good Emma. Okay, here's 45 seconds of, from NBC, tranimals. The paparazzi really are everywhere. Everything you were told as a kid is wrong. You make me wanna dance. Gay penguins, bisexual lions, sex-changing clown fish. This is a queer planet. Queerness has always existed. It's only in humans that we have such a stigma about it. The idea of just having two thick sexes is clearly out of style. Mother nature is pretty open-minded. Sex is not just a reproduction. It's clear that no matter where you look on our planet, nature is full of queer surprises. To be honest, we should all probably get laid a little more than we do. The Roberts family is, is lucky god don't send down a bolt of lightning, strike 'em all. How sick is that? You thought Disney was bad, huh? NBC was C, Disney, and they'll push a bunch more chips into the center of the table. 844, 540, 240 to 844, 540 to 42. I know we got a lot of people wanna talk about the migrants. I just wanna tell you about one more story. This is from the Boston Globe. Last March they had a story. Boston struggles to get property owners to replace lead pipes. I miss this story somehow, and I'm sure you did too. But the hero of the story was a student named Justin Smith from Boston College, who lives in a dorm. Graycliffe Hall. And apparently they have lead pipes in Graycliffe Hall. And so now he's very worked up because he's poisoning himself. "Oh my god, this is crazy," said Smith, whose brightened dorm houses up to 45 students. This is very scary and troubling. And of course they put a picture of, why would they put a picture of a Boston college student in the story when he doesn't own any of the property? And they had property owners that, you know, had lived in these houses with lead pipes for years. Why? Because he's black. They love to have pictures of diversity in the Boston Globe. So that was the lead. He was the lead of the story about lead pipes. Let us fast forward to this afternoon. Here's a new headline. Boston College student allegedly stole $50,000 worth of merchandise from SACS. For indeed it is the same Justin Smith, who was a hero less than two months ago in the Boston Globe for fighting lead pipes. He has now stolen, been accused of stealing $50,000 worth of luxury items from SACS 5th Avenue and the Pro in two separate thefts this week. Around 7 p.m. Monday night police went to the store after an employee told cops he had seen Smith on security footage put a number of handbags into two black SACS 5th Avenue bags in the stockroom around 4.30 p.m. They saw him approach a silver Toyota with at least four other men inside. Before he could get into the vehicle, two employees confronted Smith brought him to the security room in the store, but he was carrying 13 handbags and a pair of sunglasses with a total price tag of $25,000. Then they checked security footage from the previous day, Sunday between 2.30 and 2.55 p.m. The hero of the Boston Globe story from March with a picture took 11 handbags and three wallets from the stockroom and placed them into two black SACS 5th Avenue bags again. Those items are priced at $22,530, gave them to a woman and they left the store together. And then in the second to last, third to last paragraph of the story, Smith was previously featured in a report by the Globe about the water quality of at his Boston College dormitory. The Boston Globe can share Peckham, can't they? Get your picture in the Boston Globe. It's only a matter of time till you get, oh, I don't know, fired by the justice department like Rachel Rollins indicted, like Monica Cannon Grant by the feds, arrested by the Boston police like Justin Smith, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. 844-542, Carol, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Carol. Hi, Howie, I just want to say, I think that the best way to deal with the illegals being flooded into every community is that any time any of them, one of them does something wrong, file a civil lawsuit against whoever's responsible for bringing them, whether it's Governor Healy, Janet Wu, Michelle Wu. Michelle Wu, I'm sorry, Michelle Wu, the town moderator who won't let you speak at your town meeting, file a civil lawsuit against them. Years ago, the Democrats weaponized the legal system against the rest of us and used things like the ACLU to destroy people's lives. Right, law fair, it was an early version of law fair, you're right. Yeah, we need lawyers who love this country, are patriotic, and we need huge groups of them to file civil lawsuits, even if your kid dies of fentanyl overdose, sue my orcas, sue Biden, sue them personally. Don't bother suing a government entity because you're just suing the taxpayers when you do that. Do these jerks? Yeah, I don't know that, you know, these, even if you could get anywhere though, Carol, it would take years and years. I mean, an inspector can shut this, a good, good inspection or rejected inspection could shut this thing down, I think. Thanks for the call, Carol. 508 says, let me guess, no picture this time of Justin Smith. You are correct, sir. Another 508. The bad water made him do it. 978, queer planet is like Disney, I see your Hispanic snow white and raise you queer animals with trans clownfish. 781, convicting Justin Smith will be a lead pipe cinch. 774, I pay for peacock, movie only in sports. I want to cancel my subscription over the new show, queer planet, oh my God. I'm going to go have a Bud Light, I guess. Justin at Boyle's body works. Well, that was infuriating. Tran animals, good one, Emma. 844, 542, 42. Just because you're queer doesn't make you a bad dog. It's an old line from a '60s movie. Just because you're queer doesn't make you a bad person. It's like the old Seinfeld line, you know. Not that there's anything wrong with that. 844, 542, 42. Joe, you're next with Howie Carr, go ahead, Joe. How you doing, Howie? Good. I call, because, you know, there's a lot of people have been talking about the border. And yet, the Republicans are blaming the Democrats, the Democrats are blaming the butter, the Republicans. I have been a Republican since, registered Republican since 1968. I'm going on 76 years old. Yeah. I know that, and this, this last session of Congress, that the Senate bipartisan bill put together a plan and passed legislation to help out the border. Yeah, but that was jive. Joe, Joe, that bill, that bill was jive. It still, it was letting in 5,000 illegals a day. It was a start. No, it was a start to give it. The only thing was they wanted to get a start so that they could all go out and say, they're a Republican. They're still making the same point you did. Are you a seminar caller, Joe? You're a seminar caller. Thank you, Joe. Rocky, you're next with Howie Carr, go ahead, Rocky. Hey, Howie, thanks. Take a mic call. Tell that moron. Eric Godless has got a word. Right. Whatever they say, they've been a Republican for a hundred years. They, they shook hands with Abraham Lincoln. You know, you, the BS detector goes off. Yup. Hey, Howie, I caved in last night. I self-identified as a muffler. I woke up exhausted. That's not what I want to tell you. That's pretty weak, Rocky. How much carbon footprint is she pissing into the atmosphere? How about all of them? How about every last damn one of them? You know? Why am I paying for this? Why can't they zoom? I know. How about the, and we've got the stuff. It's from Politico. Where the hell did I put that? I don't know where I have it. Is it in there? Is it over there on the, on the side that I didn't bring it in? She, you know, she's pulling this old Biden Pelosi crap as a Catholic. Blah, blah, blah. Like she's a real Catholic. Come on. You know? Steve, not Adam and Steve. Thanks, Howie. Thanks. 844, 500, 42, 42. There it is. I got it here. Okay. When Healy met the Pope, did they send, did Politico actually send somebody here? Here's what Healy said. In the Catholic, I think about what we were taught about making sure we look after those around us, that we pay particular attention to those that are most vulnerable. Unlike many of the famous Irish Catholic leaders in Massachusetts past, Healy doesn't often play up her religious life. No kidding. I wonder why. Good Lord. Ah, 844, I know I'm the world's worst Catholic, but I don't, you know, you're never going to hear me saying anything like that. 844, 500, 42, 42, I'm Howie Carr. The Emperor of Hate, Howie Carr is back. 844, 500, 42, 42. Our Father's Day special, it's a great deal by a copy of Paperboy, my book, Read All About a Paperboy, Read All About My Career. You can get the book at the standard price, and we're going to throw in a free mystery t-shirt. I need one of my great t-shirts. We don't know which one we're going to give you. Just put in your size. We've got plenty in all sizes. And so for 24.95, you'll get the book at a standard price and a free t-shirt. That's a great gift for Father's Day, a great gift for yourself. And go to HowieCarShow.com and click on store, lots of other great deals there. 844, 500, 42, 42. And one of the NIH National Institutes of Health Deputies today admitted for the first time in Congress, that they were paying for gain of function research, which they've been denying under oath, Fauci's been denying it for years, under oath repeated times. They admitted it today, one of them admitted it today, a guy named Tabach. We'll talk more about that tomorrow. Another story that's just breaking, which we'll get to tomorrow, probably, serial, rapist, illegal alien attacked woman in rape dungeon on wheel, cop say. Eduardo Sarra Bia, 40, was arrested with a 26-year-old American woman inside his decked out van, which he had driven to a remote area of the San Gabriel Mountains near San Bernadino. Isn't that nice? Isn't that? They're only raping them women that Americans can't be bothered raping, I guess. Scoti, you're next with HowieCar. Go ahead, Scoti. Hey, HowieCar, a long time ago, you can answer this for me. There was somebody, they thought he was absolutely crazy. One journalist who said that they were turning the frogs gay with the water. Alex Jones. Alex Jones. Alex Jones. Yay. I don't know. They didn't like him saying it, but I guess they got a TV show now about it. The slippery slope keeps getting steeper and steeper, doesn't it, Scoti? Indeed, Howie, indeed. The Babylon Bee has a tougher and tougher time every day, trying to keep up with all the insanity that's going on. Thanks for the call, Scoti. 844-542. So, this is Robert Costello, the former attorney, he wasn't the attorney. He was an advisor to Michael Cohen. They talked a lot about what Cohen was going to do, and this is what Cohen told Robert Costello. I'll cut too. I specifically asked him because he kept on going back saying, "I can't believe they're trying to put me in jail for these NDAs." So, I said, "Michael, tell me about the NDA. Tell me about Stormy Daniels. What did you do?" He said, "I got a call from a lawyer representing Stormy Daniels who represented that she was going to testify that Donald Trump had sex with Stormy Daniels." Michael Cohen said, "I didn't believe the allegation, but I knew that such an allegation would be terribly embarrassing." He said, "It would be embarrassing." He focused on Melania Trump. He said, "I didn't want to embarrass Melania Trump." He said, "That's why I decided to take care of this on my own." He went back to that several times. You did this on your own? On my own. On my own. Cut three. Did Donald Trump have anything to do with it? No. Did you get the money from Donald Trump? No. Did he have his organizations? No. From anybody connected to Donald Trump? No. Where did you get the money? I took out a HELOC loan against my property. He said, "Why would you do that?" He said, "I didn't want anybody to know where I got this money. I didn't want Melania to know. I didn't want my own wife to know because she's in charge." He said, "Of the Cohen family finances." He said, "If she saw money coming out of my account, she'd ask me a hundred questions, but what he's saying sort of has the ring of truth. Unlike just about everything that Michael Cohen says. See ya tomorrow. I'm Howie Carr. I You don't like 'em putting chemicals in the water?