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Better strap yourself in. It's time for the Howie Car Show. Hot Town, summer in the city, back of my... Howie Car, Boston Herald Colonist and Radio Hitman. It comes from the tabloid talk show stuff in Boston, and it was concocted there. Live from the Burn a less lethal pistol studio. It is a special pleasure for me to introduce Howie Carr. Welcome to the Howie Car Show, 844-542. Forty-two. Trump is speaking live in the Oval Office about the Dallas Airport remake. But I assume he's going to take questions afterwards, and I assume he'll be talking about Iran. It was very blunt. Drop two. proscribed FCC words today when he was talking with Trey Yinks about what's going to happen to Iran after they pulled their sneak attack last night trying to send ballistic missiles into Jim Jordan to the U.S. bases. Anyway, we'll cover that as it goes along. 844-4-500, 42, 42. So we'll list a couple of things here before we go back to the lines. People, we got full lines more, I can do eight hours tonight. I could do an eight-hour show easy today. I'm not going to. You want some? This is from NPR, National Panhandler Radio in August of 2020. They were on top of it. This is a tweet. Virus researchers who are familiar with lab accidents and how research on coronaviruses is conducted say there is virtually zero chance that the novel coronavirus was released as the result of a lab accident despite misinformation being circulated. I think it's time for an update on that story from National Panhandler Radio. That is August, oh, excuse me, April 23rd, 2020. You want to read the, here I'll just read you the headlines from the regime-controlled media about Anthony Fauci's diaries. New York Times. Anthony Fauci, in private diary, reflected on COVID's origins in his own fame. Really? And the crack scribe says, the diary does not provide the smoking gun, Senator Randa Singh is thinking. It's a smoking atomic weapon is what it is. God. NBC News, Anthony Fauci's journal reveals how the Trump and Biden White Houses handle their COVID cases.

Oh. That's the kind of headline that's designed to make you not want to read the story. The Washington Post. Anthony Fauci's diary reveals his thoughts on a rambling Trump in his own fame. Is Trump the main focus of those diaries? Is that the most interesting part or is it his own obsession? Lord. 844-542. Jeff, you're next with Howie Car. Go ahead, Jeff. Hey, Howie? How are you doing? Good. For the guy of people that didn't have a chance of looking at the Fouchy joke there, when Holly was asking him the three magic color questions, the funniest thing was the last one when he asked the color of the copy. He actually looked over to the desk and see what color of the copy. I thought that was kind of funny. So I'm a 9-11 respond, first responder. I contracted cancer in remission. Then after I got the jab, I also contracted a kidney problem that had been fighting for about three years now. So I implore people that... to put aside their bad man orange attitude and really look into what happened over that span of time when the uh when the covid came out when the covid shots came out also Yeah, I thought that, you know, Senator Johnson raised a good point, you know, that nobody was making any money off of the drugs that had a proven track record. They'd been around for 50 years. The patents had expired. So no one, they didn't want to promote those, but they wanted to promote the things that were going to make billions for the drug companies, Big Pharma. I thought they didn't like Big Pharma. But, you know, apparently a lot of these Democrats, too, on the committee, have gotten hundreds of thousands of dollars from Big Pharma. I don't know. I think Pocahontas is a centerfold for rock, big farmer. Yeah, she is. And she's always, and she, oh, now she's, now that she's dumped a platinum, she's in love with the Egyptian from Egypt. She loves that guy. Right. Yeah. Yeah. So my doctor, she took a kidney issue to that. Excuse me? My doctor attributed the kidney issues to the COVID shot. He said he's getting, It used to be like a younger person's problem is now becoming a problem with adults more than it used to. It was very rare in adults. Now he sees about three a week, he said. But I'll bet he wouldn't want to like have to say that publicly or say it, you know, in a courtroom, be an expert witness. I still think there would be a big payback. Just like in 2020 or 2021, you try to get a doctor to say something and publicly. And he didn't want to, he was jeopardizing his license. And he knew it. Yeah.

You had everybody against you. You had the social media against you. You had the Democratic government against you. I mean, there's no way you could fight it off. Yeah. You know. I know. It's the old saying you can't fight City Hall. You can't fight Big Pharma. And you can't fight Anthony Fauci. Thanks for the call, Jeff. I hope you're doing better. Carl, you're next with Highway Car. Go ahead, Carl. Hey, Holly, thanks, number one, for leaning into this story over the last several days to help compensate for the coverage it's not getting. And even though nothing will ever happen to Dr. Focenstein, maybe the rest of us who saw through this will be vindicated somehow. I had a daughter in elementary school during all this, missed a year and a half of school. spent the next year wearing a mask all day, and in a small school system in a small town in southern New Hampshire, or I live, three of her classmates committed suicide during that remote learning. Now, we can't prove that it's because of the isolation, but we can surmise. And I just am vindicated and so grateful that all the times I never wore a mask. And all the people that gave me crap about it and chastised me. I said, not only am I not wearing a mask, I'm licking urinal handles in 7-Elevens. That's how you build an immune system. These people bathing in Purell four times today. What a travesty, this Dr. Anthony Fauci is. I know. I'm a big believer in karma, Howie. I hope if there is karma, he's going to be in the hottest part of Hades, as they say. He deserves some. He deserves to go straight to hell. 978 says at DFW a little bit, Dallas, Fort Worth a little bit ago today. Dude with a man bun and a mask. Tell me your leftist nut without telling me your leftist nut. 201. The one good thing is that Anthony Fauci did. People will no longer believe a bleeping thing that comes out of the federal government. That's true. That's true. But sometimes it would be good if you could believe a little something. But I agree with you. You can't believe anything they say. 617. I've had six rounds of chemo, pneumonia three times plus flus and hangovers. The 48 hours after the second shot is the sickest I've ever been in 58 years. 844-542. Marty, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Marty. Love your show, a long time listener. Thanks. I want to point out something during Trump's first presidency. I was watching his inauguration, and the camera switched to this guy who started talking about how he believes President Trump will have to deal with a mysterious virus in the first year of his presidency. And I'm thinking, who the heck this guy? Well, it was Dr. Anthony Fauci. So now I'm thinking, well, maybe this was all planned.

Well, I mean, again, we've been playing the cut of him saying in 2019 that he, you know, he's like almost 80 years old. And he says, one of my aspirational goals is to have to deal with a pandemic. Yeah, you know, ask and ye shall receive, Dr. Anthony Fauci. And apparently, too, there's some cut. I haven't been able to find it yet. Jared, see if you can find it from 1996. Somebody was, it's on YouTube. Apparently someone was warning, saying that Anthony Fauci was a total egomaniac. Narcissistic was a word. Megalomaniac was the word that came back even more than narcissistic today at the hearing. The Republicans like to call them a megalomaniac. Because a narcissist is just someone who stares at the mirror. You know, you can be a megalomaniac and a narcissist. But a narcissist probably not going to hurt you as much as a megalomaniac. A megalomaniac is Anthony Fauci, you know? Or Obama. I would say he was a megalomaniac. David, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, David. Howie, just a couple things. Directly from Dr. Anthony Fauci's mouth as proof. The Milliken Institute, Anthony Fauci himself said it takes 10 years for vaccine to be proven. He said that in October 2019. And then. Under Ron, Senator Rob Johnson, three military doctors in 2022 contact him under the whistleblower and how young, healthy soldiers. After they got the vaccine, I'm looking at it right now, and anybody can look this up. They reported a thousand percent increase. After these young soldiers got vaccinated, a neurological disorder, 300 percent increase in miscarriages, 300 percent increase in strange cancers. Infertility. I mean, it just goes on and on, Howie. There is a direct connection to Anthony Fauci and to these vaccines and how unsafe they were. And to see the sick of fans in the media that were promoting him. I mean, he's contaminated the whole credibility of the media, the Joe Scarbrose, the Julia John Roberts, all these butt kisses. And here's this guy promoting this poisonous. This whole thing, how it affected the election with Trump, it affected the economy, and people are suffering today because of this clown. And all the people that support him. Yeah. No, they are. They are. And they want to end again, they just say, in the words of Gary Peters, the ranking member of the committee, the first Democrat for Michigan, why are we relitigating the past? It's because no one has ever paid any any price. None of you people that did this have ever taken any responsibility for your crimes against humanity. If I may be so bold as to state that's what happened here. This was a, this was a, and I'm glad Rand Paul used it too. He said that he used the word crime. This was a crime what happened to the American people. What happened to the world.

844-542. I'm Howie Car. Missed today's show? Catch the stories everyone's talking about. Listen anytime, anywhere. Subscribe to the Howie Car Radio Network wherever you get your podcasts. Howie Carr is back. 844-542. Today's poll question is brought to you by our latest episode of Meet the Experts featuring the team from Perfect Smiles. Meet Dr. Tam, Dr. Sy, and hygienist Lari, and learn how they transform smiles and lives every day. Watch now at Howiecar Show.com or listen wherever you get your podcast. Jared, what's the poll question? What are the results thus far? Today's poll question, which you can vote and at howie car show.com, is which GOP senator had the best questions for Anthony Fauci this morning? Rand Paul, Ron Johnson, Rick Scott, Josh Hawley, Bernie Moreno, or Joni Ernst. They all had good questions, and Ashley Moody did too, but, you know, she's kind of a rookie, but I would vote for Holly. Holly is at 34% in second place. First place is Rand Paul at 39%. 18% for Bernie Moreno, 4% for Ron Johnson, Rick Scott and Joni Ernst at 2% each. I'm just going to play part of the Bernie Moreno cut, the part that everybody's demanding on the text line. You know, we're running the, we play all the hits. Ladies and gentlemen, the beats goes on. This is the one people are really loving. Cut 19. This is Bernie Moreno. He's explaining how one of his constituents, a woman, wanted to go to her son's high school football game and she hadn't had the shot so she was arrested and just how obnoxious that was. Cut 19. You're... advice to communities like that, to idiotic politicians who enforce those rules, arrested that mom for watching a football game with her own family outside. When that story broke, I said to myself, I cannot stand idly on the side and watch this happen. It was about six years ago today. that I decided I'm going to give up my businesses, sell them all, run for office, run through the United States Senate. Here I am sitting in front of you six years later saying, who the fuck do you think you were for doing that? When he said idiotic politicians, immediately thought of Charlie Baker.

Earlier he had referred to them as moronic politicians. I like that even better as a description of Charlie Baker, or it could be any of them. It could be any of them. 844-542. Let's see. David, you're next with Howie Car. Go ahead, David. Hey, Holly, how you doing that? You know, these leftists, I call him Anthony Fauci Stein for obvious reasons, okay? Howie, right at the very beginning when his lawyer he was sitting next to him, even Rand Paul said, you're not recognized. What didn't he get to his thick skull? I mean, that's right there. One point you think he's above the law. And I, if I had a voter in your poll question, I would go with Bernie Moreno with the very thing you just played, Howie. You know, because Bernie, Bernie. That guy really speaks for the people of Ohio in here in Pennsylvania. But I think John Fetterman did a good job, too, questioning. Yeah, he did. It was just very basic. I mean, you know, he didn't try to, he didn't try to, you know, kiss his rear end and say what a great guy he was. He just said, I was watching, I was watching, I was watching, I was watching it. It seemed to me only logical that it would come out of the lab, right? Common sense, yeah. I'm sure the Democrats would have thought. That's what all the Democrats, they know that. They just had to go out there and, you know, raise the, you know, wave the flag. Go ahead. Right. And Howie, just like Mikie Sherrill, blinging a glitch for the voting, come on, Howie. They have more excuses in the welfare recipient, not wanting to go to work, buddy. Yeah, no, I know. Did you hear her? Let me play that cut here. Thanks for the call, David. This is Mikie Sherrill. See if you can see what the problem is with her description of the illegal aliens. Voting. Cut, 32. The Trump administration is seeking, I believe by today, the list of non-citizens who are registered to vote in the approximately 400 that did vote. To what extent will your administration comply with the Trump administration's request in that regard? As I have said, I am not in the habit of turning over private identifying administration information. of the citizens of New Jersey. What? This federal government is weaponizing the government against individuals that disagree with them. Unlike Biden. They weaponized my private data against me and my election. And so I am working to protect people and their private data. She couldn't pick up her diploma because she, she kept her mouth shut, violated the honor code of her military academy by not reporting cheaters. She called them citizens. They were illegal aliens, and she called them citizens.

Yeah, I know, I know. We're going to take some more calls here. We're going to do most of the show about this. But in the next segment, I want to talk about the mass parole board. We have one of the survivors of one of the murder victims, and the murderer was just let go without alerting the family. It's just, it is so, so bad. This is what happens at a one-party state. 844-542-42. We'll be right back. Hang on, everybody. I'm Howie Carr. Live from the Burna Less Lethal Pistol Pistol Studio, it's Howie Carr. Massachusetts is a one-party state now, and there are real problems in state government, and one of the big problems is the Massachusetts Parole Board. They decide who gets out of prison. And the Supreme Judicial Court ruled a few years ago that emerging adults, quote unquote, emerging adults, teen killers, in other words, even if they got life without parole, even if they got two life sentences plus five years without parole, you can't keep them in prison forever. Because their brains weren't fully formed. Believe it or not, this was a decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. And so. For the last year or so, the mass parole board has been letting out dozens, if not more, of these teen killers that were just sent to prison for the most gruesome, atrocious crimes imaginable. And they're just letting them go, willy-nilly. And it's just three horrible cases in the last week alone. And one of them involves an 87-year-old woman in Roxbury, strangled to death during a break-in. 1991. It took the police till 2005 to solve the case. And then he was, the killer, the Dionico Del Vali was sentenced to life without parole in 2005. So last week, The 87-year-old woman, Maude Jim Himes, her story and her photo was on the front page of the Herald. And her family didn't know that her killer was getting out of prison until they saw it in the newspaper.

It's just a horrible story, but it's one of a number of stories. And right now we have on the line with us, George Greenwich. He's the great nephew of Maude Jim Himes, and he could tell us what it was like. George, thanks for being with us here on the Howie Car Show. I think I knew your uncle. I met him once at a Patriots game. He was covering the Pats for the Boston Globe, Jim Greenwich. You're right. That is. You're so true. He said he knew you. He unfortunately passed away in 2005. It was Jim Greenwich. His name is Jim Greenwich. His name is Jim Greenwich. And that's Jim Greenwich. Ah, Maude Heinz Greenwich is Jim's aunt, by the way. Yeah. So, so you didn't know, you didn't know this, that the parole board had cut your aunts killer free until you read it in the paper. Howie, let me tell you what happened. I was, first of all, I got to say, I got to give it up to Rick Sobey at the Boston Herald, because I was looking in just the general paper of the Boston Herald, and I see this picture, and I'm looking at this picture, and I said, this lady looks so familiar, it looks like my sister Don. And it's like, oh, my God, it's Aunt Maude. What is Aunt Maude doing in the paper? She's been dead for 30 years. And I look at it, and I say, no. No. They let, they let, and then I called my family members, and they were like, Chip, what are you talking about? I have a nickname of Chip, George, Chip Grinich. They go, Chip, what are you talking about? He got light without parole. And so I had to send this article around to the family, and they were just totally flabbergasted that this actually happened. And we wanted to show people, A, if this, we knew about this, we would have been there to let people know that that's a elderly black woman had people that loved her in a community that loved her and in Roxbury. But we did not have the opportunity to do that because we were not totally, we didn't get all the information regarding this. Well, you know, they claim to the Herald that they did call somebody some other family member. And they're, I mean, they're trying to pass the buck, obviously. But this is why they, many years ago, they set up a system where they're supposed to let, let family members know before these things happen. And yet, yet they didn't do it. Come on, if you look, they said they had open sources. Like, come on. Like, if you Google, you can see all the family members that were actually there at the hearing. It's in the Boston Globe. It's tons of them that were there at the hearing. And I want to give you something, how he, is that his older, her younger brother, who died in 1996, he was 85 years old. And you know what he said in the paper in 1991 when he heard about this news? It's just totally. It was an 85-year-old man. You know what he said? And this is in the paper. He says to Ernest Greenwich. He passed away in 1996. I just let everybody know. When he left his job as a head Katie Porter at the Wonderland Greyhound Track in Revere at 3 p.m. 85-year-old man, my great-uncle, he still had not heard from her. He assumed she was out for a walk. Around 9 p.m. Monday, a friend telephoned him at the racetrack, the tone on the news. You know what he said? He said, you bet your life I'm angry, Greenwich said, about his sister's death.

but I'm not angry enough to go out and commit murder. I'll let God take care of it, he added. Today, the world is evil. The good Lord has turned the devil loose. He's taken over the world, but his days are numbered. This is 1991. Ernest Greenwich, my great uncle, said this about when he heard the news about Maude He's being murdered. Well, you know, you had a good point here that this guy that they let out, the Anichio Del Vali, he originally said he didn't do it. And then he's convicted. And then he gets this loophole, this kiss from the SJC that lets him out of jail. And he suddenly decides he did do it, but he was an emerging adult. He said it at the parole hearing. And we're like, wait up, you said all the time you didn't do it. And so this is why I sit back now and I said, you know what? I know lots of families in this situation. So I've been advocating with my friends and family members in the Boston area, something called Maud's Law. It's an honor her name, but I want this to be established community impact statements as a part of the rural process. This will help existing victims and family testimony as a formal way to show that these serious crimes extend just beyond the victim, but the family in the neighborhoods and broader community. So that's what it is about bringing great, as you stated, greater transparency and a voice to the parole hearings, what's going on, because we don't know what's going on in Mayek. Yeah, and speaking to George Gridditch, he's the great nephew of this 87-year-old woman who was slain, brutally murdered in Roxbury. And the killer was sentenced to life without parole, and now he's out. Now he's out because he's an emerging adult. And, you know, the thing is that, you know, you have these people on the governor's council like Mara Dolan. Mara Dolan. And she's from the Concord area, West suburbs. And she voted, they, Maura Healey, of all people, appointed someone who was a former prosecutor. And the governor's counselor, counsel voted him down. They wouldn't, they wouldn't accept him as a member of the parole board because he had a prosecuting background, even though he was a defense lawyer as well. And Mara Dolan said that she voted against this prosecutor. out of the fear that he might go, quote, go too far in ensuring public safety. I mean, how can you go too far in ensuring public safety? But I do have to say one thing, Howie, I got to give it up to the Boston Police Department, Officer Dennis LeBlanc, who was around when this crime actually happened. But he said in the paper, and he said this thing always haunted him. So when the DNA evidence, they didn't have the equipment back in 1991. Right. But when he got the new equipment in 2004, he ran it and he caught the man.

And someone told me that he caught him away when he was dropping his daughter off to school or something like that. It took 14 years to find this guy that killed George's aunt. And now they've let him go because he was a quote-unquote emerging adult. There was another one today. They let this guy go. He used to be named Paul O'Neill, but now he's named Abdul Bade Mustafa. And he killed, he killed a 20-year-old woman in 1978. And he was, he, he, he immediately escaped from prison. And he's, and now he's been, now he's been cut loose. Oh, he can change his name too at the same process, right? Right. Howie, what's going on here, Howie? I don't, I don't know. I don't know. But the thing is, you know, It's, you know, I got it, again, I want to just say, you know, Sergeant Robert Silva, Deputy Superintendent at the Boston Police of the Paul Ferreira. And also, there was a guy who was the assistant attorney, Justice Attorney, Suffolk County Office. His name was Jim Coffey. Yeah. But now I guess he's a judge now. But he was the ones that actually prosecuted that case. So I just, our family wants to reach out and figure out a way how we can reach out to them and just thank them for their diligent service. Yeah, I wonder how, I wonder how Judge Coffey feels, you know? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. It's just ridiculous. And then they had another one. They released some guy last week. And he, he, Damien Lockhart, this was in Framingham. He's sexually assaulted and killed 17-year-old Kimberly John Bolton by smashing your head with a rock in 1996. So now they're saying, well, he's in a wheelchair. So they're going to let him go. I don't. And again, we've talked to Tim Cruz, the district attorney of Plymouth County. He's tried to stop as many of these as he can. He thinks there may be close to a hundred of these murderers that have been let go in the last year or so. Oh, wow. See, this is where the community has to come in and the strong voice of making sure that there's an equal voice at these hearings, these parole hearings, because we don't know what's going on. And again, I got to thank the Boston Herald for jumping on this. Because you know what? If I didn't, if there wasn't a picture of her in that paper, Howie, I don't think I even would have a card. Yeah. Every time we run one of these stories, George and the Herald, they usually try to run the original story. And some of them have been, it's so long ago, I can barely remember the reporters, you know, whose byline is on the story. Yes, yes. But these people are still in their 40s. Some of them are in their 40s, and a lot of them are in their 50s. And they were sentenced to life without parole. And now they're out. Yes.

That's right. They're out. They're out. Can't believe it. Can't believe it. No process. We've got to get the process right. You know what I mean? We've got to get the process right. Well, let us know when you get somebody to file this legislation and, you know, we'll follow it. I don't have much faith in it. You know, it's like there used to be a guy, a police chief who wanted to get judges elected, and he never got anywhere with it. But, you know, the deep state is pretty well entrenched here in Massachusetts. Well, well. But you know what? I've got to give it up to Ed Flynn. Ed Flynn gave me a call. City counselor. Yeah. Yeah, City Council Ed Flynn gave me a call and gave condolences to myself. And his father was the actual, his father was the mayor during that time. Right. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. And I was 19 years old and I was in college at Morehouse College in Atlanta. And my dad, I heard about it through my friends. And they said, you know they're killing old people, old black ladies in Roxbury? And we're like, what? And then my dad calls me the next day. This is in 1991 and said, Chip, that was on Maud. And I was like, what? And so this really hits home, and the family is totally distraught. And looking forward to finding out and working with the DA's office, also the parole board, and also local politicians, to make sure this does not happen again. I hope you have some luck, especially with those local politicians, George. They're a big problem when it comes to things like this. But we really appreciate it. You've been with us. Thank you. And again, our condolences on the deaths so long ago of your aunt Maude. Oh, thank you. And thank you for the kind words about my uncle, Jim, who was the sports. Jim Greenwich was the sports media director for the Patriots on the Dan Sullivan's in the 80s. Right. Yeah, I met him at the Orange Bowl, the AFC championship game in 86. The Patriots were playing the dolphins, and they won easily. I like the, the Orange Bowl was a great venue. Not as plush as the current one, but it was still an interesting place to go. Thank you, George Gridditch, for being with us. We appreciate it. A one-party state, this is what happens at a one-party state. These are the kinds of outrages you get, and there's nobody to step up and say anything other than the victims and their families. Imagine a scenario where you or your loved ones face a threat. Your first instinct might be to resort to lethal force, but it's crucial to consider a safer, less-lethal alternative first to avoid the legal complications associated with firearms. Introducing Berna. Burna's less lethal pistol launcher, this device is equipped with tear gas and kinetic ammunition and designed to incapacitate an attacker for up to 40 minutes, providing a critical window for you to escape or to get help while minimizing the risk of permanent harm.

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Howie car is back. You want to compare the Sunshine State of Florida and Free America to Massachusetts where they're just letting convicted murderers out the door, even though they have life, even though they were sentenced to life without parole? What did Florida do yesterday, you ask? They executed not one, but two convicted murderers. Two. First time two convicted murderers have been executed by a single state since 2017. That was Arkansas. One guy was 80 years old. He'd killed his ex-girlfriend's parents in 1986. So he had 40 more years than the people he killed. Sorry for all the hurt I caused, said Dominic Anthony Ocecone. I know it don't mean much, but I'm sorry. I never meant to do what I did. Oh, I think you meant to do it. I don't think you would have. And the other one was a former police officer, 68, by the name of Duckett. And he was convicted of raping and drowning an 11-year-old girl in 1987 while working as a police officer in central Florida. They've executed 12 people in Florida. this year. And Massachusetts will probably let go 50 murderers. 50 murderers. Keith, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Keith. How are we? How are you? Good. Did we lose him? What happened? I don't know what happened. James, sorry, Keith. James, you're next with Howie Car. Go ahead, James. from Bar Harbor. I have a question of comment about the way law works. For example, several weeks ago, the Supreme Court ruled that you can't have men and girl sports. But I haven't seen anything in the way. Well, they just said, they just said that states could, you know, enact laws. That's all they, that's all. It was a, it was a sort of a constitutional ruling under the federal system. But that's, okay, go ahead. Okay, well, then the other example is, you know, federal law is supposed to supersede local and state law. And nevertheless, we have, you know, continue to have the states in Maine just recently apparently called, you know, recalled a law that says that, you know, local authorities shouldn't cooperate with ICE. And I remember, you know, a number of years ago, Texas wanted to enforce. immigration laws on their border, and the Supreme Court rule, nope, can't do that. The feds are in charge of immigration law. And so, you know, Texas couldn't do that. But now we have states, you know, saying we're not going to cooperate with the feds. Right. And therefore, what's happening here? Well, it is. That's a good question. I mean, the states are just defying the federal legislation. And they're defying, James, I would say they're defying the will of the people, aren't they? Do the majority of people in Maine want illegal alien criminals being released to commit more crimes than they already have? 844. Didn't Florida just flip a congressional seat from red to blue? Just a house seat. It was a state house seat. I'm Howie Carr.