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[Applause] Further ado, >> WBSM presents the Barry Richard Show streaming live on WBSM.com and the WBSM app. Call 508996500. Text us using app chat on the WBSM app. Now, the Barry Richard Show. >> All right, welcome back to hour number three on this Friday, boys and girls. It is, what is it? It is 207 right now. mostly sunny skies here in town. And um so the kids go back to school yesterday and they go yesterday, today, and then are out again for the long weekend, which is okay. I guess maybe it's indoctrination, maybe it's just, you know, try to get the kids uh used to it a little bit at a time, but I remember when I was in school, we used to go like after Labor Day, right? We'd go back after Labor Day and um the day after Labor Day, as I recall. So we'd go on the Tuesday and you spend the whole week there and you know it was immediate. You met you met your 170 year old female teacher and I got your stack of books and and that was it. Your homework tonight first night and that was the end of the drill, right? But um anyway, good luck to all the kids going back to school this year. Listen, um we mentioned it, talked about it a little bit earlier in the week and just kind of set it up for you just before the top of the hour, but if you're just tuning in, there's a um an Air Force veteran um with no criminal record, no violent actions, being detained without bail for possession of a firearm without a license here in Massachusetts. And we're talking about um Kyle Kulana and um he was um ordered held I think it was June 27th uh Worcester Superior Court judge um held a dangerousness hearing or determined that he was dangerous. Kyle was dangerous and has ordered him held. He's been held since then. Uh, the Gun Owners Action League has picked up um Kyle's case and attorney Dan Hagen and his legal team have filed an emergency petition before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court um either for his release um or at least u that he be given bail. And um joining me on the line right now is I'm I'm hoping I'm pronouncing this right. Um, Sar, is is that how you pronounce your name? >> Very close. It's Sonda. Thank you for having me. >> Thank you. And and you are the fiance of of Kyle Colada. First of all, how's he doing? >> Uh, Worcester County is not a very nice place. He's finding and he's it's been two months, so not going to lie, he's struggling in there, but um he knows that, you know, he's more of a political prisoner. He didn't do anything wrong. Um, what we got pulled over for was failure to yield at 9:30 at night in Gardener, which is a small town. There are about three cars on the road at the time we failed to yield and um because my insurance had expired. I have trouble with paperwork sometimes, but which I got taken care of the next day, but it just gave them license to look in the car and he was honest about what we had in the car, which was everything we owned. We had literally just got back to Massachusetts from Arizona the day before. So, they arrested him for possession without having a license to carry. Uh, but in Arizona and like in New Hampshire and I think 27 other states, it's a constitutional carry where you're, you know, your rights as an American citizen, that is your license to carry. But that is not the case here in Massachusetts, which we >> So what was the reason why they pulled why why did they pull you over? Because that the sticker on your your license plate had expired or something? >> Well, because we originally it was because we failed to yield, but then they can just run your plates in Massachusetts. Like they you don't need to actually do anything for them to pull you over. They could have just read my plates, but they said it was for failure to yield. >> All right. And it was an Arizona plate or a Massachusetts plate? Massachusetts plate. >> Massachusetts plate. Now, you guys had been living in Arizona and you decided to move back to Massachusetts. So, you were back in Massachusetts a day before this went down. This happened and um so Kyle was arrested and when they looked in the car um he he didn't try to hide anything. He didn't try to cover anything. He actually identified the weapons and showed them to the police. >> Yeah, he did. They asked him and he was honest. um they saw originally they saw ammo boxes and in the police report he's like we saw ammo boxes and that's why we looked in the rest of the car. So it just you know these were investments that we had made and you know some heirlooms they were misrepresented in the police report as all being these like very scary dangerous weapons when in reality they were not. One was in the plastic still. Uh you want to add a raffle legal everything was legal. There was um something in there that belonged to his grandfather and you know plet guns, BB guns and just they made it sound really really terrible. But the fact is that there was no crime committed at the time that we were stopped. He has never committed a crime. Kyle Wayne is a gentle man. He has never committed a crime in his life. He honorably served in the Air Force as did his grandfather. He reached rank of colonel and you know he did his time over there and he went to Bosnia and Korea and Germany and you know his public defender mitigated his service by saying well he never saw combat well you know he looked out the window so >> I don't know why where why you would say that but just from the get-go it's been I think his rights have been just trampled on >> so where the these guns were were were transported from Arizona into Massachusetts as part of your move here. Okay. And these were these were guns that were um if I understood you correctly that that um that Kyle received from you said family heirlooms. So the these had been previously owned by members of his family. >> Yes. Yep. They had one of his grandfathers. Um, also like like I said the there was one rifle that we had won in an auction that you know because he's a Arizona resident with an active CDL and an active guard card, he served at some very prestigious posts in Arizona as a security guard um guarding very very wealthy people and um you know being a resident through an FFL we could have sold some of those things. So there was really there was nothing illegal or ill going on in the car that night that they would have to hold him for like you said 2 months. No possibility of bail. No bail. Where that guy in Boston that just got pulled over because he turned his Glock into a machine gun and then tased a cop. He got out on bail. He's got felonies. You know, it's >> so so let me ask you. So, so, um, how did you come to contact the, uh, the Gun Owners Action League? How did they come to be involved in this? >> Well, I after he was in there for a couple weeks and the public defender said that, well, we're going to say you're mentally ill and you'll never touch another gun again in your life and you'll only do three to four years in prison. Sound good? That was her deal. So, I became >> That was a plea deal. Not to interrupt you, but that was a plea deal that was offered to you by the Worester County District Attorney's Office. >> Um, that was offered to Kyle Wayne. She did not have the bandwidth to speak to me, she told him. And it's because I was sending her things like, "Hey, Bruin was decided 3 years ago. Donald is still working through the court. What about Marquee?" Like, there's been precedent set that says like the state can't supersede the rights of a resident of another state, but it's being chosen to be ignored. So, I was just a letterw writing machine. I wrote, if you're a member of the GOP in Massachusetts and you did not get a letter from me uh two months ago, I'm sorry I missed you, but a lot of people did. And the very first time I actually got to go in and visit him in Worcester County, I came out of the car to a voicemail from Jim Wallace and told him like, "This is what happened. You know, they're not they're not looking at Breuin." He said, "We've been trying to get them to look at Bruin for three years." I said, "Well, here you go. Here's your poster boy. this guy has done nothing wrong. I was giving them our his our license information, our social security. I said, "Look us up. We're not perfect people, but there's no skeletons in either of our closets that would warrant two months in jail." Which, by the way, they just left me on the side of the road in Gardener. They, you know, I wasn't dangerous. >> Wow. So, the um the information that I've received on this um uh indicates that one of the um one of the one of the weapons was a a large capacity weapon. What exactly does that mean? What what what kind of weapon was it? >> Uh I don't know exactly what they're referring to. Um I couldn't say but I know that when you refer to a large capacity and there's a lot of people on the gun tube YouTube side of things that just make fun of it when people say large capacity. It means anything over 11 rounds, 11 bullets. If it can hold 11, it's a high capacity. So that's all. Anything under 10 is fine. And I think maybe the one they're referring to held 11 if that's the one I'm thinking. But yeah, that's what they'll say. It's a high capacity, so that makes it that much more dangerous. It means you have anything over 10 rounds. >> So, not to embarrass you or uh or Kyle, but again, the information that um I was uh provided is that when you when you moved back to Massachusetts, uh you were essentially homeless. you were living out of your car and you were selling you were delivering food uh for one of the food app things, Uber Eats or one of those kind of things in order to try to make some money to get back on your feet. >> And uh so so everything you had was in the car, including the guns, >> right? Like I said, we only got into state 30 hours before and it was still unclear, are we going to stay in Massachusetts? We want to try to go to New Hampshire. like, but we had friends lined up to stay with and um we had places to be until we could figure that out. And like I said, one of those could have been sold for a significant amount of money in New Hampshire and that we could have been set up, you know, right? >> So instead of we rolled into town with nothing. Yeah. We were door dashing. I got paid the next day, which is why my insurance got paid the next day. So I got paid on Wednesday. This all happened on Tuesday night. And we were door dashing for a few bucks. Um, and yeah, everything we had was in the car. This wasn't like we're we're doing van life. This is so fun. We were on a road trip. We packed up everything we owned in Arizona, brought it over here so I could be closer to my family and my son and um live a quiet life with a man that I love, that I've known for over 20 years. We've known each other since 2004. Um, but then literally a day a day into this. >> Welcome to Massachusetts. Yeah. Welcome to >> the People's Republic of Morahily. You've just you've just landed on a whole other planet. So, the gun owners action. >> Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. >> No, I'm sorry. The the gun owners action league then set you up with an attorney, Dan Hagen. Is that is that how that went down? >> Dan Hagen and the man that Dan Hagen would entrust his life to, Dan Kelly. So, they are an amazing set of Dans. um they go reached out to them first and you know it got a little dose of harsh truth from Dan Hagen at first like this is a tough case but because it's so egregious and because you know it just it shows that chapter 135 works exactly as it's designed. Toby Liry will tell you all about that. Works exactly how it's designed. Right? This is a feature not a bug that a good guy a good guy who happened to have a gun got wrapped up in this. So that's why they're helping out. Um, so we have Dan and Dan, Dan Hagen, Dan Kelly, and their whole team just fighting for us. And in return, we are fighting with them because we're not taking this laying down. Like chapter 135, it was snuck in through the dead and night. It was there's all sorts of things wrong with how the bill was even passed. They don't know what they're even talking about in most of it. So, if we can help take that law off the books next year, that's what we're doing. So, that is our that's what we're devoted to now. Um, number one, get Kyle Lane out of jail because he is languishing in there. It >> sucks in Worcester County. Excuse me. But it it's just >> so we we are >> supposed to be a temporary place. Yeah. You know, and it's 30 years old. So, what we're talking about um what you're talking about here, the law is the is the law that Toby Liry and Bill Bashant and others have been fighting. Uh they got the the the question on the ballot next year so that the the voters can go and determine whether they think this is a uh a good law or not, and they'll be able to get to vote on that law uh next year, whether they want to repeal it. Um and this is the the new law that is what really snagged Kyle, right? The provisions in this new law. Yeah. >> Right. That's exactly why it's the dangerousness statute is what's holding him. So if you have something that is of a high capacity, then you're automatically considered dangerous. So they didn't look at any of his record. They didn't look at his service record. They didn't look at his criminal record, of which there is none. Let me remind you, no crime ever committed in his life. He would not have been able to get his CDL or his guard card if this was a bad ombre. Like this man is an American. He's from Arizona. He's a cowboy. like he he's in the military. He's he's he's not of Massachusetts. And they're they're just punishing him, it seems like, for no good reason other than like, well, this line here says, "Okay, but there's discretion at every angle that has been ignored. Discretion by the cop, discretion by one of the six or seven cops that was there that night because, you know, we're so dangerous that we were both locked up. Oh, I'm sorry. Only one of us." um you know, to the judges, to the pro to the public defender, and I hold her accountable, too. That kind of deal, that's no deal. How are you going to go to somebody that just rolled into this state, didn't do a thing wrong, and say, "Well, good news. You'll only spend 3 to four years in prison, and you'll have a serious mental illness follow you on your record for the rest of your life. Oh, and you'll never touch another gun." We like to go to the range. I've been down the Cape Gunworks a couple times now, and it's fun. I'm sorry. Like I want my kid to learn safety. I want him to know the power of these instruments that you can hold in your hand and point at something and make it go boom. >> You know, that's not nothing. You need to respect that. And that's how I'm raising my kid, >> you know, not to be afraid of it. So, back um in in mid August, um there was a um a motion filed for actually an emergency petition before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in order to have have Kyle released immediately or for bail to be set because he's been denied bail. What What has gone on with that? Has it can't be they can't be taking it as much of an emergency up at the SJC because it is already the 29th, which is what about 16 days or so since this was filed. Um, but what is the status on that? >> No, I know as much as you do about the status of this right now, Barry. There is no news and um, you know, Dan Hagen is really good about keeping me updated. So, we don't know anything else. It's sitting in a single judge's hands as far as we know. and they're looking over it to see, you know, what happened, what what could have gone wrong, you know, um, and take a look with some fresh eyes and say like, okay, this guy did not get what he deserved. Like, what happened to him is not okay. Let's send him home, say we're sorry, and, you know, move on from this. Like, the summer's almost over. I haven't got to hang out with my best friend one time. It has been struggle all the way here and then as soon as we get here we feel like we can breathe. Nope. >> Yeah. Now you should have said I love Arizona personally. What part of Arizona is your husband from? >> Uh he's from like southern Phoenix. So like Mesa area, but we were living up towards the Anthem area which is if you know Arizona, there's that loop around it. Um so north of that where the buses didn't go, so it was still real nice. >> Yeah. Um, but it was it's beautiful. I I absolutely loved it there. But I have a son here I need to be here for. Um, but he likes to travel, too. So, >> yeah. Yeah. I referred to Kyla, your husband, you feel say, um, so as soon as you hang up and we move on, I'm going to get some calls and they're going to say, "Well, look, um, what part of the law don't they understand? They had guns and the law said that you got to have a license to carry guns, so therefore they get what they deserve." How do you how do you respond to that? I say the laws are illegal, more illegal than what was going on in that car. He's protected. Unless you commit a violent crime with a gun, I don't understand the >> or any car with a gun. >> If you commit any crime with a gun, like, okay, you don't get rights. All right, this is a very serious responsibility. So unless you do that, unless you prove yourself to be irresponsible and a dangerous person, you know, if there's red flags, which is another thing, that's not, you know, that's not perfect either. But I say the laws are illegal. And I say we need to take a look at them. And I have had people say that to me, family members say that to me, well, Sandra, if you didn't do anything illegal, why is he in jail? Well, I would love to know the answer to that, too. That is my question as well. So, as you can imagine, it has been very difficult um this whole two months. Uh we're both struggling and we have a give sends go. It's free Kyle Wayne. If people can check that out, um we need support and we're not taking it for granted and we're using a lot of that to fight back. Like I'm out there, the reason Bill hooked us up, Barry, is because I showed up at his shop with a with a handful of flyers. Like I'm out hitting the streets. I'm just looking up gun stores near me and making a loop and going to as many as I can um to put a human face on this. Like these laws aren't written in a vacuum and real regular people are affected by them and I want people to know that. >> So how can people help out? >> How can people help out >> besides voting to the polls and voting next year, right? >> Uh well that yes, that's a big one. And if you work or frequent a gun shop in Massachusetts anywhere, expect to see me in my orange hat show up with some flyers one of these days cuz I'm going to um but give free Kyle Wayne is the best place. Wayne and Diane.com. Someone I had someone build us a website because I've been doing some interviews and videos and to keep everything in one place. But follow me on X. I'm at Diane Ravier. Ravier like Ravia. Uh, and yeah, and just keep praying and talk to people about this story. You know, we're going to be out at cookouts and celebrating with our friends and maybe even firing off some guns legally. So, talk to your friends about what is going on with Kyle Wayne in Worcester County and because we need people to understand that, like I said, these laws that are written in vacuums and back rooms by people that don't know what the f they're doing, quote our president. I you know I've seen no people >> I've seen no coverage of this anywhere. The press is not touching this. Right. I've not seen any >> because Massachusetts looks bad. They look bad. That's why. >> Yeah. >> So if you're inclined to call in radio shows, call Channel 5, call Call ABC, call Fox, call these places and ask them why aren't you covering this? Because I'll tell you why. It's first of all, no one believes that this is all that happened. Like, well, he had to be doing something else. Did he turn that Glock into a machine gun and paint it like a joker and tase a cop? No. None of that. There's literally no more to this story. We were just driving and I'm sure no one has ever failed to pay their insurance before and got >> Well, the collective media Yeah, the collective media in Massachusetts doesn't have the brain power to blow itself to hell anyway. So, um there's that. And they pretty much just parrot back what the uh you know what the comedon up on Beacon Hill says anyway. So, um the days of a of a good uh media that that actually investigates something, those days are long gone. But I appreciate Bill Bashant bringing this to my attention and um sir, I appreciate you coming on the air today. Would you do us a favor and stay in touch with us? Let us know how this is working out. >> Absolutely. Like I said, I'm going to be updating on on X. Diane River is where I'm usually just posting um because it's the easiest way. There's a lot of independent media in Boston and that's why we are getting some attention and they can't ignore everybody. Um, so if you're an independent journalist here, I Mike Urban covered this on his show too, which was great. And then some some other gun tubers, Guns and Gadgets, Cam and Co. uh, Liberty Doll covered this. So if I miss them, I'm sorry. But if you see if you see coverage and it's not on my X feed, please share it with me. Um, my DMs didn't used to be open, but they are now for Friendly Patriots, and I have found a lot of them here in Massachusetts. It has been a very welcoming community. Bill and I have become very fast friends and we've met twice and >> awesome. >> He's a wonderful guy. >> Son, I got to get a break and um again, stay in touch with us. Good luck with this and uh we want to know what's happening and so at some point maybe we'll be able to get Kyle on the air with us, but uh you know, you've got my number. Stay in touch with me and we'll uh we'll continue to update the public on this. >> Absolutely. Thank you so much for having me, Barry. I appreciate it. >> No problem. All right, I'm going to hit the break. 508960500. Stay with us. We're coming back after this on WBSM and we'll get your thoughts on all of this and some other stuff too that we've still got to put on the and it is Labor Day and we appreciate you being here and um Labor Day weekend. Labor Day is actually Monday. 5089960500 is our phone number. And um interesting story and this is um the result of the um the new law that was signed in that will be on the ballot next year. Um you may agree, you may disagree that um the law is fair. Um, I don't know whether it is or not, but um, I'm going to be doing a lot of listening and a lot of speaking with people uh that that are in the gun community because I don't know a lot about guns. Um anyway, veteran uh Democrat strategist Jim Cargill blasting the Democrat National Committee DNC for opening its Minneapolis meeting with a land acknowledgement that he said accused the United States of suppression, calling it the kind of gesture that cost Democrats elections. Lindy Somic, who's treasurer of the Minnesota Democrat Farmer Labor Party and a self-described indigenous queer woman, open the acknowledgement by honoring the Dakota Oyata as the original stewards of Minneapolis for thousands of years before colonization. She pointed to a legacy of broken treaties and promises, adding, "In many ways, we still live in a system built to suppress indigenous people's culture and spiritual history." Carville spoke about the display on his uh politics war room podcast with co-host Al Hunt, lamenting that the Democrat party did not seem to have learned anything from recent debates and defeats. Carville has long criticized Democrat embraces of wokeness and said it contributed to their 2024 election loss. Lady, you're right. what we did to the Native Americans was really been well documented. It is a sad part of our nation's history," he said before suddenly shouting, "why are you bringing this up in an election." Carville argued that America has all kinds of dark history, but emphasize this is an election and the DNC is not the place to discuss this. Understand this. The DNC does not exist to write wrongs. It doesn't exist to acknowledge the more unpleasant parts of history. It doesn't exist to make people feel good. It exists just get it through your head to win elections. Now, do you think that's going to help us win elections? say like we did in Iowa, "Please stop this in the name of a just, merciful God." Crabel pleaded, "Don't you see what's happening? Don't you see where this is brought us to? For God's sakes, lady, and what is DNC Chairman Ken Martin doing that for? You don't have but one job, kid. It's to win. Qual argued that while the activist who made the acknowledgement may be a perfectly nice person in real life, that has nothing to do with it. You're supposed to try to win effing elections. The DNC's National Party Convention in Chicago um held ahead of the 2024 election also included a land acknowledgement. During that recitation, the speakers blamed the US government for forcibly removing tribal people from their land. the um they don't get it. You know, the problem with the the Democrat party right now, one of many, is that they become um causeoriented. You got to be people oriented. You know what's going on on the other side? Donald Trump's out there fighting crime. Fighting crime. Sending in the National Guard to fight crime. Get drug dealers, carjackers, murderers off the street. What are the Democrats doing? They're bitching about land that the Indians lost hundreds of years ago. That doesn't win elections. That alienates people. That's not telling your base. That's not telling uh people in America that you want to vote for you what you're going to do about their issues. In the meantime, you are opposing Trump's crime fighting efforts. Trump passed tax cutting legislation, removing social security taxes, and a whole bunch of other things. Democrats opposed it, didn't vote for it. What are they doing now? They're at their um belly aching that transgenders are being picked on. That doesn't win elections. People want lower taxes. They want their money. They want lower prices. They want safe streets. They want to close the borders. They want their daughters to go pee without men learing at them. But the progressive liberal Democrat party has um has lost its way. They're not talking about the issues that people care about. You know, when you got these Democrats that are out there, Pritsker and Johnson and uh and uh all of the rest, Mora Healey, and they're all yelling and screaming, "We're going to resist your efforts to fight crime." That doesn't help Democrats win elections because the people don't want you to resist that. Again, an AP North poll this week, 81% think that crime is a major issue in the major cities in this country. And that includes Boston, that includes Minneapolis, that includes Chicago, that includes all of them. They don't want to hear you complaining about the Indians having their land stolen. They want you to tell them what they're going to do to fix crime. What are you going to do better than Trump to fix crime? You're telling the people, "Oh, the National Guard, you got to send the National Guard in because it well, it makes them feel bad." And the voters say, "Yeah, but it's working. It's making me feel good. I feel good. I don't have to worry about getting raped, murdered, or or mugged on the street." You know, as far as I'm concerned, I hope the Democrats continue to talk about Indians, especially with uh queer, what was it? I've lost the designation for her. I don't know. Queer Indian. I I can't recall what what the t what the uh name of her dysphoria was, but um here we go. Indigenous queer woman. Indigenous queer woman. So when you go on and you speak about these idiotic issues that aren't really issues to the voters, um this is what pandering does. So, you might win all of the votes from the indigenous queer women, but you're going to lose the normal mothers that are that are out there worried about kids getting getting killed on the way home from soccer practice or whatever. I I don't know when they're going to get it. I hope they don't. And I hope they just continue down this road. Keep going. 58960500. We're back. >> All my friends are small town. My parents live in the same small town. My job is a small town. >> And welcome back. It is 2:45 now on a Friday afternoon. Not just any Friday. It is the kickoff of Labor Day weekend. Could be a shower or thunderher rolling through later on uh this afternoon, maybe into the um uh maybe into the evening. There's a whole bunch of them that are like west of here, but they're pretty much staying there and heading north and uh there was a severe thunderstorm earlier uh mostly in the Rhode Island area, but that is gone by the board. Uh but we could see we could see maybe a thunderstorm. Uh the ABC 6 weather center says anything that does uh affect our area will be quick moving and get in and out. And uh the weather's going to clear out tonight. It's going to be gorgeous for the weekend. It's going to be really nice. By the way, did you know that Bill Galvin has been governor since yesterday? Bill Galin has been governor since at least yesterday, I guess, right? Um couple of days anyway, because both Mora Healey and our um esteemed lieutenant governor have been out of town. Kim Driscoll and um one of them was well the way the the line of succession works in Massachusetts is if Mor Hilly leaves or the governor leaves the state, the lieutenant governor steps in and becomes acting governor. And if the lieutenant governor leaves, they're both out of the state. then the secretary of state uh becomes the acting governor. So, Bill Galvin has been um the acting governor because both Healey and Driscoll were out of town. Where they were, we don't know. We don't know. They don't tell us. Galvin's office said at about 1:45 yesterday that Galvin has been informed that he is now serving as acting governor and expects to serve in that role until Friday afternoon when the governor is away. As I mentioned, official duties fall to the lieutenant governor when both are out of town. Um goes to the secretary of state Healey's office. We just made a practice to not disclose out of state travel in advance. Did not immediately respond to a question about Healey and Driscoll's whereabouts yesterday. Tuesday was the last day that Healey's office actually listed any public events for the governor. So, she may have been out of town since Tuesday. And we just don't know. They don't tell us these things. You don't have a right to know. You don't have a right to know how many shots were fired on Ashley Boulevard at Dutton Street week and a half ago. You don't have a right to know the governor's out of the state. Yeah. The folks in the south end though, they do have a right to know that. Well, that's the FBI, not so you can come out. Uh because the New Bedford Police Department keeps them informed of all of those things, right? We got you covered. Don't worry about it, folks. 5089960500, you're up next on WBSM. Good afternoon. >> Good afternoon, Barry. How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> All right, thank you. Um, I wasn't able to call in earlier, but I wanted to make a comment about that uh so-called uh January 6 insurrection. >> Yes. >> Well, there was, as we know, there was a lot of shady stuff going on. And um why was that cop waving everybody into the Capitol building like it was open house day for one? >> Yeah. >> Um even the chief of the Catholic police, Steven Sun, came to the conclusion that it was a setup and he wrote a book about it. And as a matter of fact, the day Tucker Carlson was going to air his interview with Stephenson was the very day Fox fired him. >> And uh isn't that interesting? Yep. >> So, so Tucker Carlson, you know, he had to reinter him for his own podcast that he has now or show because the first interview was the property of Fox and we know the Murdoch who own or run Fox hate Trump. So, you know, that's it in a nutshell. >> Well, there there are so many unanswered questions here. I mean, we had this dog and pony show and the second impeachment about this and all that and Nancy Pelosi rigged the, you know, the piano only allowed certain ones that, you know, that could serve and uh on the questioning and all that kind of stuff. But we we still have not been told who planted the bombs, pipe bombs the night before, you know, the Republican and and Democrat National Committee offices in Washington. They know that there's a camera on every light post in Washington DC, but yet they weren't able to find out who uh planted these bombs, right? We don't know. We we were told a couple of dozen FBI agents were all over the the grounds over there as you mentioned. Police officers opening the doors, letting people in. We know Trump told Pelosi um she could have the National Guard. She refused. The mayor refused. Everybody refused. So, I mean, this thing stinks like a um you know what. And um I don't know if we'll ever learn the truth. I hope we will. >> Yeah, I I I do too. And what about uh the attempted assassinations on Trump? You don't know anything about those people neither. >> You know, it's it's ter it's terrible. >> Yeah. >> But anyway, you have a great weekend. Thank you. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. 5089960500. We do know that Ashley Babbett was killed at close range, right? Ashley Babbett was killed by a um And you got to wonder why. Why was Ashley Babbitt shot at close range unarmed? She weighed all of 97 pounds wet, right? and they felt the need to silence her, put her put her out of, you know, just um and nothing ever happened to the office of the capital cop that that did. I understand he was a rental cop if I remember. I don't recall that to be certain. No, but just trying to uh because um had something on Ashley Ber today. See if I can find it in my big old pile of stuff over here. Ah, damn it. I know it's in here somewhere. I was born in a small town. Yeah, here we go. Ashley Babbot. Um, Air Force decided to extend military funeral honors to a deceased senior airman Ashley Babbot who was shot and killed by a police officer during the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021. You know, we hear all of this stuff in the fake news media and from the Democrats about, oh, the people who died on the only one who died was Ashley Babbett. The decision came after the Air Force leadership during the Biden administration previously denied the request shortly after Babbot was killed. The decision also comes on the heels of a wrongful death settlement reached in July which resulted in the government paying the Babbitt family nearly $5 million. wrongful death suit. On behalf of the Secretary of the Air Force, I write to extend the offer to military funeral homes uh for Ashley Babbot um stated in August 15th letter uh from the under secretary of the Air Force sent to Babbot's husband Aaron. The Air Force after reviewing the case has offered military funeral honors to Babbot's family. An Air Force spokesman confirmed in a statement um she was shot and killed by a US Capitol police officer as she was attempting to forcibly gain access to the Capitol chambers during the events of January 6. Roughly 3 months later, the Department of Justice announced it would not be pursuing criminal charges against the officer who shot Babbot. So there you have it. That's January 6. My big memory of January 6. You know, January 6 was horrible. It was stupid. I said it at the time I was watching it live here on the monitor and I describing it to you as it was happening that day. I was on the air. It was happening right during my shows all unfolding. And it was stupid. It should have never happened. But you had a bunch of uh jug heads that bought the bait. They took the bait. They went in there. They broke the law. And you know, you break the law, you got to be punished, right? But um doesn't mean it wasn't a setup because I think it was a setup and it certainly wasn't an insurrection. And they did everything they could to lie, cheat, and steal to cover it up, too. And we still don't know what really happened that day. I I do certainly hope we find out. All right. at 5089960500. Let me grab the last break. We're coming right back after this. Stay tuned. You are listening to WB. >> All right. Welcome back. It is 2:58 on a Friday afternoon. Yeah, we'll see you in September because today is the 29th of August. So, the next time we get together on Tuesday, it will be September. And I just absolutely cannot get over that. It is Labor Day. Used to be a very sad weekend for me. Still, I feel that pit in my stomach. You know why? because I hated going to school. I hated school and but that's just me. I wish I had liked it better because I'd be a lot smarter than I am today. But um um yeah, school it always meant the end of summer. Jerry Lewis was going to cry this weekend and everything. I was just oh my god, it's just a a horrible time. Horrible weekend. And if it rained, e that was the end of it. But fortunately, we've got some nice weather coming up. Jerry Lewis will not be doing a tellathon this year and I don't have to worry about going back to school next week. So, I'll be back with you guys, though, uh right here front and center on Tuesday of next week. Enjoy the long weekend if you have it off. I know a lot of folks will be working on Monday still, but uh um we're going to be here and um looking forward to it and I'm sure there'll be a lot of things happening over the week. I know we'll be able to talk about uh come Tuesday. All right, we're going to wrap it. ABC News is coming up next and um they will have I'm not sure even really. I haven't been paying a whole lot of attention to what's been going on nationally today. Um, but whatever it is, they will or will not have it. And um, it's up to you. And then it's WBSM News with Mike Roberts. And then the ABC 6 weather center forecast coming up right after that for the weekend. And it's looking pretty good. And then it's Howie Carr from 3 until 6. And in Bri Thomas.