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Meatball Morrissey's Revenge Messages Against Karen Read | 6.20.24 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 1
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Hose along until the prosecution is ramping it up here. I mean, the case is pretty much over, but they're still just kind of struggling through the day. And so now the medical examiner is on the stand. They earlier had a woman who had a sleeve tattoo that ran all the way up onto her shoulder. And it was on the same side of her body as the nose ring. And she was mercifully brief. And before that, it was a state police officer. Before we go into the testimony here, and we'll have Turtle Boy with us a little bit later. You know, I have to mention-- I always like to mention this. Every year, today is the summer solstice. It is the longest day of the year. Sometimes, I think it's June 21st. This year, I checked that it's June 20th. The solstice, the closest point to the sun is at 450 this afternoon, Eastern time, I guess. And so it's the longest day of the year. From now on, sadly, the days begin getting shorter. And then they get the shortest. The winter solstice, as you know, is December 20th or December 21st. And I always like to mention Daisy Buchanan in The Great Gatsby, in my opinion, my favorite American novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. And she's with Jay Gatsby, her boyfriend, Daisy Buchanan, the rich girl. She and her husband went off at the end of the book, and they were wherever rich people are together and play polo. Now, if he was writing it today, and say wherever rich people go together and hate Trump, they don't play polo, they hate Trump. That's one thing all rich people have in common, or most of them. But anyway, she's with Jay Gatsby, the hero of the book. And she says, do you always watch for the longest day of the year and then miss it? I always watch for the longest day of the year and then miss it. So I like to make sure you don't miss it, and I don't miss it, and Patrice, from Arlington, always emails me and reminds me that the day's coming up. But again, so this is it, the longest day of the year, and you did not miss it. All right, 844-500-4242, 844-500-4242. Update on 12-year-old girl found dead in Houston. Is this our illegal alien murder of the day? Most likely it is. We'll check that the mayor of Houston is talking about it right now. We'll keep you informed about this. Every day, there's just another horrific crime. And I don't mean stealing wire from the Home Depot, which is bad enough. But murder is obviously worse or rapes. So anyway, the jury today heard from yet another state cop. This guy is named Nicholas Guarino. He is not a conehead. That was the big news. He was the first state police witness that did not have a shaved hat. He is a-- and he's not from Kent, neither. He's from next door in Norwood. I think he's from the Guarino pastry dynasty in Norwood. Delicious cream puffs. And he grew up to be a cream puff in the state police. He got-- I don't know if he's as baked as all the other state police witnesses. He compared to the last guy, Joseph Paul. He appeared to be, as one texter, just put it, Isaac Newton. But it's a mighty low bar with the Massachusetts state police these days. So he's the cell phone guy. And so he's going to deal with all the problems that they've got with the cell phones. But what gets me-- and I tweeted this out and it just-- it just astonishes me-- that they've got all these cell phone voice mail messages from Karen Reed, the defendant, to her boyfriend, John O'Keefe, who's dead, who she's accused of murdering. And supposedly, she killed him. She murdered him at some time between 1232 or 1245. They've given about three or four different-- depending on the witness, they give a different time. No one feels the need to keep their story straight, because it's only a murder case. So they've got all these email and voicemail messages to his cell phone, voicemail, basically, where she's screaming and swearing at him and yelling at him. And here's the thing. All the messages are after she supposedly killed him. And then there's some of the times that they've given her 1245, yet the witness today said that her phone was off at 1236. And the morning was going off the Wi-Fi in his house. So again, she couldn't have killed him at 1235. And then she would have had to rush back and get to the house in four minutes. None of this stuff made any sense. So why are they putting in stuff that's going to introduce even more doubt into the jurors' minds? And I'm saying it's just revenge emails. It's like a version of revenge porn. And yet, ironically enough, the governor of Massachusetts today was publicly signing a bill to make revenge porn illegal in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, where we were the second to last state in the union, the only state that hasn't outlawed it is South Carolina now. And so they were making a big deal. Now, revenge porn is not allowed. Yet they're allowing this dirty Democrat DA, meatball Morrissey to play these voicemails that are nothing more than revenge. They don't add anything. If anything, they're exculpatory. But they hate her so much because she wouldn't go along with the scam. 844-542-42. Boy, it's just-- so let's play a couple of the voicemails here. This is from Karen Reed. And again, this is-- and they weren't introduced this as prosecution evidence, even though they weren't delivered after she allegedly killed her boyfriend and murdered him. Cut one. Now, as far as this first voicemail, what time did this occur? 12.37 a.m. And with the court's mission, if I could play that for the jury-- Yes. [INAUDIBLE] [INAUDIBLE] Has your significant other ever said to you, I bleep and hate you, screamed at you, especially after a night of boozing it up with white trash hillbillies from Canton. Cut two. Now, trip agreement with reference to the third message. What time is that? Received. 12.59. 12.59. I think I might say received. He's been dead for at least a half hour. That's the time sample of the voicemail in his phone, yes. And this dealman, if you could with reference to that third message. John, I'm going to kill him. [INAUDIBLE] 844-542-442, cut five. The seventh message, sir, what time was that received by Mr. O'Keeves' home? At five points, 3 a.m. They've only played seven or eight. [INAUDIBLE] John, where are you? Again, she's murdered him. She's a criminal mastermind is what she is. Me, she's drunk. She's murdered her boyfriend. Then she goes back to his house and then screams at him. I guess this is setting up her alibi. And she convinces the prosecution to play these messages, which basically served to introduce a reasonable doubt in the jury, I would say. It's just crazy. We got a lot of stuff to play. We got Turtle Boy with us. 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I mean, it's OK to have a new holiday. But I think you should-- there'd be a law that you should have to decommission one of the holidays. Each time you want to add one, you have to decommission one. So then we can just decide. I mean, how many days off did they get? I mean, they have it basically in the public sector. Huge percentages of them haven't really worked at all. In reality, since COVID, that's four years now. They've been telecommuting. And they don't even have to pretend for each one of these new holidays they've got. 844, 500, 42, 42, 71, am I crazy or at this point? Shouldn't the Norfolk DA move to drop the charges against care and read and just blame it on MSP and competence and false testimony? They might save a little face, at least. Yeah, but those cops work for the DA. I mean, they're-- it's the same thing. These cops are all out of the Norfolk County District Attorney's office. So they can't really walk away from it. They're stuck with it. I'm telling you, they're going to blame Turtle Boy when the case is dismissed. 844, 500, 42, 42. So Jared, what is the poll question? What are the results thus far? Today's poll question, which you can vote in at howicarshow.com, is how many paid federal/state/hack holidays do we really need? Fewer than we have now, the number seems about right, one every three weeks or so, or we need even more. A lot fewer than we have now. 81% of the audience agrees with you. 8% think the number is about right. 6% say one every three weeks and 5% for need even more. So as I'm tonaling up now, that is 19% of the hacks. Listen to the show. Oh my goodness. All right, 844, 500, 42, 42, 844, 500, 42, 42. Chris, you're next with howicar. Go ahead, Chris. Hi, Howie. Hi. Love your show. Thanks. I worked for a county in the Midwest, and when yesterday's holiday came up in the Union discussions, the administrator said, "Well, we got our get rid of a holiday." So they made arrangements to get rid of Good Friday, which we somehow still had. And then when the attorney-- Why am I not surprised? When the attorneys wrote the agreement up, they forgot to take off Good Friday. So we got both. He tried, but it didn't happen. Yeah. Well, I mentioned yesterday that they wanted to get rid of a couple of hack holidays that are only in Boston and Somerville next door. And so they couldn't even-- the unions put down their feet and they said, "Well, we'll get rid of it for everybody," but it has to become a floating holiday, right? So they never get rid of these holidays, Chris. I'm surprised that the county even tried to get rid of one. They tried, but it's a Republican county, so they tried to keep it strict, but it's with stuff. Yeah. Good luck getting rid of it in the next union contract. It ain't happening. I'm telling you. You know that. Thanks for the call, Chris. 844-542-42. Dan, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Dan. Hi, Howie. I had a question, maybe you could help me answer. Is it Juneteenth essentially Emancipation Day? Yes. It's the day that union troops went into Galveston or something. I mean, other people have suggested if you want to have this holiday, wouldn't it be better to have it on the Emancipation Proclamation Day? But the thing is, I mean, this is the reason, like we always had Bunker Hill Day in Boston, because it's between Memorial Day and the 4th of July. I mean, there's that terrible five-week stretch where you had no holiday. So this was just serendipity to put this in, and you couldn't just say it's, you know, it's just for, you know, one battle in one county, in one state, or province, whatever you want to call it. So they went with this, and now it's in, and it'll be impossible to get rid of it for a long time. It's not changing Juneteenth to Flag Day instead. That's a hate crime to even raise that question, 781. Flag Day, didn't you see- You better watch your microaggressions, bro. The Democrats, they get say, it's a hate crime to even have an American flag. Do you see this? Do you see the story in Connecticut? I put it in Howie's Homework, there was a cop killed by what appears to be an illegal alien driving drunk or something last month in Connecticut. And they wanted to have the thin blue line flag at half mast, and I think it's Weathers Field, Connecticut, the town council is run by moon bats, and they said, no, we will, instead of the thin blue line, that's racist, and it's, you know, we hate it, it's a variation of the American flag, so we hate it. So we're going to lower the flag that we fly in June, gay pride flag, the rainbow flag. So that's what they did for this cop who, of course, was a straight white male with a wife and two little kids. They lowered the rainbow flag at City Hall or Town Hall for him. It's just nuts, 844, 542, 617. These troopers are called CPAC units. Yes, they, and are assigned to the district attorney's office and the DA controls their overtime. Enough said. Yeah. Why, why do you think that these, a lot of these troopers like, like, uh, uh, Tully, Lieutenant Tully and Sergeant, uh, Buchanan, why do you think they give hundreds and hundreds of dollars to, uh, to meet Balmoris, the district attorney, you know, one hand washes the other. It's, it's not law enforcement. It's the hack-a-rama, as you've seen on, uh, on display these last few weeks. I'm Howie Carr. Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios, again, this is apparently the prosecutions last witness, the medical examiner. Usually you bring the medical examiner pretty early, I think. But this is the last witness and I, I'm not listening to it, obviously, because I'm on the air, but I'm following, uh, turtle boys, uh, tweets and, uh, he says, uh, she seems to be confirming that the primary factor that killed John O'Keefe was hypothermia, which is exactly what, uh, Jen McCabe's plant, well, then the, you know, that's why, you know, that's, that may be a reason to, to, uh, Google search, hose long, how long to die in cold. And of course the, uh, the Commonwealth's witness, the, the cell phone expert, he didn't discover that for a year, hose long to die in cold. He also didn't discover all the other deletions on our phone when the defense found that he said, oh, it was a software problem. Then when they said, what about all these steps that are listed on his phone in his final moments was that with their steps and Karen reads Lexus, that data was manipulated, really who manipulated it. So it's amazing what happens and why didn't you catch those deletions? They were not deleted by anyone. They were deleted by the phone. These, these phones, what is it with these phones and can't, they, they, they're randomly butt dialing when they're not near your butt or your hand. It's alive. It's alive. They have minds of their own. And now they're, now they're just deli, and it's amazing. They didn't delete any of the non, non incriminating, non embarrassing evidence. They just deleted all the, uh, all the McAlberts, uh, embarrassing evidence. How did that happen? Yeah. It's, I don't know. It's like a Bermuda triangle of, uh, of a technology, that, that part of Norfolk County. I hope the hell it doesn't spread up here. You get, get all of us into trouble because this is Norfolk County. All right. Time now for grace with the new, yes, howie, I first want to tell people that I'm about to post on the website, the video of Nathan Wade having a very bizarre interview on Comedy Central. Actually, you know what? I'm going to change that. I just read about this. This is why you have to actually watch the videos because when I first read about this, I didn't realize how funny it is. These guys were making fun of Nathan Wade. They brought him in for the interview. He was. They were making sport. Yeah. Of this extinguished barrister. Yes. Exactly. And they were mocking him and he clearly did not know what he was getting into, but here's what's weird about it. And this is what's on the site. Remember last week he's doing some sort of press tour. I don't know why. If he has a book he's selling because usually you don't do these things unless you have something you're selling. He did an interview with Caitlyn Collins on CNN. Maybe they're writing fewer parking tickets in Atlanta than he didn't have. He had a lot of time on his hand because that was mainly his practice before he started going after the president of the United States. But Caitlyn Collins was interviewing him last week on CNN and remember his attorney stepped in when she asked about the timeline. Or his flack. Right? I don't know if it was an attorney. No, I've read that it was his lawyers who were with him and they stopped the interview from happening or they paused it and it was a disaster. And people, even like the Daily Caller said, is this the most bizarre interview ever? Well, this interview takes the cake. And I really hope that this press tour does not stop because the cuts are just gold. So if you want to watch that video, I'm encouraging you to go to HowieCarShow.com. It is about to be posted in like 30 seconds. So you don't want to, you got several of them though. You don't want to give us one for a tease to drive people to the site. Yeah. That's actually, let's definitely. For a tease, Jared, I don't have the coaching for me. Give me the cabin one because this one was so beautiful. My question. Were you booking all these cabinets? So, so. How many district attorneys you be smashing in cabinet? Zero. Is it Airbnb or Verbal? Will you be getting all these cabins from? That's what my people want to know. Where do I get them? All right. Is that this campy? This sounds like a Charles Barkley ad during March Madness. It's Marlon Waynes. He's playing a character. It's Marlon Waynes, the comedian playing a character. And yeah, he's in on, he's, you know, creating a joke here, but Nathan Wade was sitting down thinking it was going to be a real interview. He didn't know they were going to be making fun of it. Oh, it was like a Borat thing. Exactly. Exactly. Okay. Okay. I got it. It's really good. People should check it out. I just posted it. Okay. But just stop oil crew is at it again. They were in London and they broke onto the tarmac and started spray painting private jets. Now, some people would think and I've received some messages. Doesn't it take fossil fuels to produce spray paint? I mean, isn't that what isn't spray paint an oil based product of itself? I mean, wouldn't you be better just going, you know, going on to some local public comment or something that holding hands and chanting home to save the planet? Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. It would be less of a carbon footprint, wouldn't it? Yeah. But I did get some messages today from people thinking that I would be celebrating this because I'm always pointing out the climate hypocrites who take private planes places and then lecture us about not using plastic straws. But I am always anti defacing property of any kind, anti ruining things. And that's what these. Right. I always loved it, you know, when, you know, even mumbles many, you know, would say these are graffiti artists. Yeah. Well, you know, let me, let me mumbles if they went down to Reedville and they performed some art on your, your little house, you know, on the denim line, would you think it was art? Yeah, you wouldn't be telling the MFA about it. You'd be telling the cops about it. Right. No, absolutely. And as you know how yesterday was Stonehenge and today it is these private planes. But you're right. The, the overall point of like, who is this helping? Is this helping the earth? And the part that drives me crazy is they're so flippin proud of themselves. They make a video saying, Hey guys, did you see that guy in Amaya, the guy for the, oh, I'm on 21 years old and I'm going to Oxford, the time to him. He looks, he looked like he was like a refugee from a Lord of the Rings movie. And his name, his first name was N M I A H. I guarantee you that ain't his real name. His real name is probably Percy Smifington, withersworth, the third Percy, that's a great name. They used to be a, a global reporter to name Percy. What scares me? We're, he had a bow tie. I guess. I know. You're being a little redundant today, how he, um, no, what scares me though is when these people post these videos saying like, Hey, my name's Cole. I just spray painted this private jet. I cut through the steel, you know, fence and I spray to me, painted it. It scares me that there's parents out there that are seeing that because I always used to think like, Oh, their parents must be so distraught over what weirdos they are. But now I'm starting to think now, now I think we're at the generation where the parents are definitely rooting them on a couple of years ago when they went on to Beacon Hill and they were spray painting and letting the air out of tires and everything. And I thought to myself, first of all, I thought, well, if you're going to do it anywhere, you might as well do it there because those people are fellow travelers. I mean, they're into it. They'll appreciate the activism. The other thing is though, it's probably the safest place. I mean, what would happen if you went any other place in the city other than Beacon Hill or, or the back bay and started just letting air out of tires and spray painting cars, you would get your ass beat so fast. It reminds me when I was younger and I was living in Southie and everyone had the parking spots. The cones. Yeah. And the barrel. But he got so bad how he did it. It wasn't even cones. And I called my dad. I said, this is ridiculous. I said, I've been driving around for like two hours. I said, they don't even have cones or lawn chairs. Now people are just throwing trash in the parking spot and that saving their space is like an old diet Pepsi bottle. And then I said to my dad, I'm going to move this stuff and I'm going to park here. And my dad said to me, you are absolutely not going to do that. You will have your tires slashed if you do that in Southie. But it's true. It's like in certain places, this would not be well received. Yeah. In Beacon Hill, I'm sure they just said, Oh, well, tomorrow we'll have to go and get morning tires. Oh, this would be a problem if I had a job, but no one in my family's had a job since since the 18th century, we've been living, we've been keeping coupons ever since then. How can we use a job? All right. So speaking of pampered pukes, did you see this Democrat comm staffer who went viral? Oh, I did see this. This, this, I love whenever I read a story and I get that reaction, I'm happy. This, this is just, this is so infuriating. So a Democrat comm staffer decided to put out on Twitter. Now his name is Ben. That means he's a hack, by the way. Hobbs is a, is a polite way of saying it. He is a cold holder for some slimy Democrat, Congressman or Senator. He said, I just got a call to let me know my student debt has been canceled. This is why elections matter. First of all, that the phrasing of that just got a call to let me know, um, then he says, my job was paying it down for me ahead of schedule, but I'm happy to let the government cancel it instead of paying it off $400 a month and letting interest accrue. In the letter that he got sent, Howie, it said, congratulations. The Biden Harris administration has forgiven your federal student loans. As if it's coming out of Joe's pocket, he, this, and he's a guy who throws around quarters like there were manhole covers. Yeah. And here's some of the replies that I really appreciated. Joe didn't pay a cent for that election bribe. We the taxpayers did. Another person wrote, it did not get canceled. Me and every other hardworking taxpayer paid for your education. You did beat shill and many of us worked on assets. I would have used SHI, but I never went in the gun with two elves. Here's one. I had a crew of seven guys today, busting asses in Louisiana heat all day, six days a week currently. And here we have a DC comm staffer who was too much of a broke bleep to pay his own student loans, celebrating having his debt transferred to them. I thought that all summed it up. That's all you need to know. Their replies really do tell a story when it comes to that. The hutsbob, the guy, the brag about it. I know. Just give it to yourself. Some things you can just, you know, take the win and, yeah, it's like, it's like shoplifting something. Hey, look. I just. Well, people do that now too. I know, but I mean, I don't understand it. Here's another. The theme of this Grace's news is stuff that's going to drive how we crazy because Emerson College is in the news. 2007, I was working in Vermont to stop at fast food restaurant. They use paper straws with plastic cups, laughing out loud. Haven't there been studies saying that the paper straws are worse than the plastic straws? Well, you know what they did at a lot of these places, they decided to get rid of straws all together and they ended up putting more plastic lids on it. So you just drink out of the lid. But the thing is, the lids have to be bigger. So you have to use a lot more plastic and it's way worse than the straws. Yeah. And the vast majority of straws that end up in the ocean choking, allegedly choking fish and other marine life, they're not from the United States, they're from China and India. You know, I noticed though, as woke as we are in Massachusetts, yeah, there's not that many places that tried the paper straws, like I won't name an establishment. But how he knows this, I go to an establishment almost every single day to get a nice coffee and they're not going to paper straws anytime soon. But they have gone to paper bags instead of plastic bags all over the damn place. There's more and more places that are outlawing the bottles. We were down on the Cape last weekend and half the towns, you can't get a plastic bottle of water anymore. And you can't tell me that the metal containers don't take at least as much energy to produce as a plastic container. Or the cartons, they look like milk, but it's water inside. Yeah. And now Newton is going to do a gem, just talking about following in Brookline's footsteps and do the generational ban on tobacco products, which just means you just have to drive to Boston or to wellesley to buy a pack of smokes. That's really a theme with these left wing enclaves is they follow each other's footsteps off the cliff, like, Oh, I'm taking up following your lead, and they just, yeah, Brookline did it. So we have to do it in Newton. And this is where your mother says if Brookline jumped over the cliff, would you jump over the cliff? Absolutely. I would. If you put the Newton, you would. Yes. This is one quick update for you, how we Emerson College has announced coming layoffs and they're linking declining enrollment to the protests. They think that the bad press and the encampments, the student encampments have led to a decline in enrollment. I'm sure you'll get to this later today. Yeah, I really appreciated the Boston cops giving me the list of hippies that were arrested. You know, I didn't, I didn't have to go through the hoops like I did with UMass Amherst to get the, to get the arraignment sheets. They cooperated with you. I think because the National Lawyers Guild was, you know, trying to hassle the Boston cops, so the Boston cops, they, they did the right thing. They just said, okay, screw you. Here's the, here's the, here's the hippies. There you go. And we ran, ran them off with them. And your heart was an alligator. My heart was an alligator. I always, I always like to be able to bust people and I like to bust them even more when it doesn't require me to do anything. I'm right there with you. Hey, everyone. Go to how we car washer.com. I have an update from the Karen Reed trial there for you. And I also have the Nathan Wade video. I want you guys to watch and tell me what you think. Many people have asked me about balance seven. How does it really work and does it really work? The answer is yes, it really works and it's, it's complicated to explain, but we have ways to explain it. And once you try it, you will just know that it works. That's all that matters. If you've wondered for years why I love it so much, you have to take a listen to my Meet the Experts interview with Dr. Norastani. In the podcast, you will learn about this alkaline liquid that is so important to make your health better and to help you feel better. Here are the seven reasons you need balance seven. Number one, more energy. 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She moved in with a girlfriend after drifting around from Charlestown to the south end of Cambridge. Years ago they banned that some snotty local high school kid, most likely her lefty parents proposed the townwide ban. Now the kids getting out of school at 3 p.m. can buy Coke, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, etc. in these single serving bottles, but they can't buy water. Brilliant virtue signaling. But that's the important thing. It's the virtue signaling that matters. That's all that counts. 603. I want the protesters to pay to have the jets cleaned. The jets cannot fly until clean and inspected, charged them with breaking into a secure area, harming unauthorized maintenance, interfering with international transportation, damaging aircraft, conspiracy to commit the above crimes in many years in jail. You know if you do anything on an American plane, it's a federal crime. They announced that when you get on the plane. That's smoking on an FAA aircraft is a crime and they usually say you couldn't be facing a fine. They don't talk about jail time. But they occasionally give jail time if you make an ass out of yourself. I would put these people in jail, but they never do. They never put them away, even if it's just for six months or so. Let them think about it. Let them contemplate the fruits such as it is of their action. Meanwhile, the medical examiner won't say that O'Keep was run over by a car. If he's not going to say that says 781, if she's not going to say that, get them off the stand. Yeah, I agree, but you have to give the jury the reason, the cause of death. The problem is, now that the jury sees the cause of death, they're saying why have we been here for seven weeks? That's a legitimate question, I think, and then they're also going to say to the defense, when they get a run cross examination, if not this afternoon, there's not much time left today. But tomorrow, they're going to say, were you pressured by a proctor, the crooked state cop, to say that it was a murder caused by the car? Because he said that on the text messages that have already been put into the record. He said that. He pressured her. I'm Howie Carr.