Boston's Morning Show with Kim & VB: Recent Episodes

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Hosted by esteemed Boston television and radio luminaries Kim Carrigan and Doug "VB" Goudie, Boston's Morning Show with Kim & VB on WRKO is a daily discussion of the most important stories shaping our lives.

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PR expert and professor David Thompson sits in for VB as we discuss the merits of CNN and Jim Acosta's lawsuit against the Trump White House

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Fun and historical facts for November 16th

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Former Senate candidate Geoff Diehl sits in for VB to discuss his experience running against Elizabeth Warren for Senator from Massachusetts

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for November 15th

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With media outlets including Fox News writing amicus briefs, a judge has announced he will rule in the case of CNN and Jim Acosta versus the Trump White House today

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President Trump gave an interview where he expanded on his theories about illegal voter fraud, saying that illegal voters go in circles at the same polling places, changing clothes in their cars, and going back to vote again

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Fun and historical facts for November 15th

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Michael Avanatti was released on $50,000 bail after police responded to a domestic violence call involving him and an unnamed woman

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Fitchburg State has indefinitely suspended one of its star players after a late and seemingly intentional elbow to the head of an opposing team's player

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for November 14th

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss tips on shopping during the Black Friday sales after Thanksgiving. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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A new proposal would once again lower the Boston city speed limit to 20 miles per hour

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The city of Boston has decided it will allow Chick Fil A to open its first store in Boston and also that the Citgo sign will now officially be a historical monument

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Fun and historical facts for November 14th

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CNN is now suing the White House to get Jim Acosta reinstated as White House correspondent

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A man who has been repeatedly thrown out of Disney World for waving a Trump 2020 banner has now been banned for life for refusing to stop

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First Lady Melania Trump supposedly got into it with an under secretary who may now find herself out of a job. But will Chief of Staff John Kelly be next?

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Did Alex Cora get snubbed for Manager of the Year by the American League?

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for November 13th

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Joanne Simmons, CEO of Northeast Arc calls in to discuss their upcoming Arc Tank fundraiser

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Jim Acosta and CNN have sued the White House to regain press access after being banned by President Trump

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Martha McSally has conceded the Arizona Senate race to Kyrsten Sinema, who will be the first Democrat to represent Arizona in 30 years

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Rumors are swirling that President Trump is considering firing Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirsten Neilson

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Fun and historical facts for November 13th

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Comic book legend Stan Lee has died at 95

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The president responded to several issues that came up during his European trip in a tweet filled morning

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Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith responded to the controversy over her "public hanging" statement

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A controversial prom photo from last spring has people asking questions about how a group of students could be giving a Nazi salute and go unnoticed for several months

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Tucker Carlson and Michael Avanatti again traded fire as details emerge of a fight between Carlson and another man at his country club

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With a series of negative stories about him within a few days, which will fade and which will actually be an issue for the president

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The list of people President Trump will award his first medals of freedom to includes a few curious names on it

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A team vying for the Massachusetts high school field hockey championship is controversial because the two boys who have joined the team are dominating the all female competitors

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A week after insulting veteran running for Congress Dan Crenshaw, SNL's Pete Davidson has him on the show to apologize and poke some fun at himself

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Fun and historical facts for November 12th

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President Trump went to France for the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I and had some issues with the President of France

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A former top aide to Hillary Clinton insist that she is absolutely running in 2020

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With Arizona slipping away, the last two Senate seats in contention, Florida and Mississippi both became more interesting over the weekend

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General Ron Johnson stops by the studio to help us raise money for the Disabled American Veterans

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Mark Pins, the head of Marketing for Olivia's Organics, drops by to talk about their support for the DAV and delivering meals for homeless veterans

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NESN Red Sox announcer Dave O'Brien calls in to talk about why the DAV is important to him

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Delphine Metcalf-Foster of the Disabled American Veterans calls in to talk about this weekend's upcoming DAV 5K in South Boston

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Dan Stack is back in studio with an update for us on how the telethon is going so far

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Tom Calatosti and Steve Trudeau of Oasis Systems drop by to make a donation to the DAV and talk about all of the job openings Oasis has for veterans in the Boston area

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John Tocco, Executive Director of Government and Community Relations for the Encore Boston Harbor Casino comes in to talk about the Encore's relationship with the veteran community and upcoming job openings they're looking to fill

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Mark Burgess calls in to talk about the important work done with the Disabled American Veterans

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Mike Lindell, the inventor and CEO of MyPillow calls in to talk about his sponsorship of the DAV telethon

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Al Bowers, former Commander of the Disabled American Veterans calls in with a personal story of what the DAV can do for people in need

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Dennis Nixon of the Disabled American Veterans calls in to talk about how your donations are spent to help veterans in need

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Barry Jesinoski of the Disabled American Veterans calls in to talk about why its important to donate to the cause

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Dan Quirk, the owner of Quirk Automotive group calls in to donate to Disabled American Veterans

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Brighton Marine is an advocacy group for veterans and their Vice President, Marlene Calisi joins us to discuss why the DAV is important to her

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Dan Stack is the CEO of Disabled American Veterans and he joins us to talk about why its important to donate to the cause

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for November 8th

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Jeff Sessions has resigned as Attorney General at the request of President Trump. Who will replace him and should he have been fired?

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Fun and historical facts for November 8th

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A wild press conference about the midterm elections hit peak crazy when CNN's Jim Acosta and the president began openly fighting with each other

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At least 12 people are dead including a police officer and countless others injured after a masked gunman entered a California restaurant and opened fire

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Listen to Boston's Morning Show for November 7th

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Susan Wornick calls in to talk about how to be sure your Sox gear is the real deal. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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The WRKO audience weighs in on last nights results

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While nationally, the House went blue and the Senate got deeper red, but locally, the status quo reigned supreme on Election Day

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In a series of tweets, the president made some not so veiled threats for the newly elected democrats in congress

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Fun and historical facts for November 7th

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for November 6th

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After all the dust has settled, what happens next for the president, Congress and all the players in Washington?

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With all the crazy races coming down to the wire across the country, which one are you most curious about?

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Fun and historical facts for November 6th

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Massachusetts has a Senator, a Governor and three ballot questions to decide as we head to the polls

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The president continued his crazy pace as he held rallies in three states before election day

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for November 5th

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Hockey legend Bobby Orr stops by the studio to discuss his new book "Bobby Orr: My Story in Pictures"

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Workers at dozens of Papa Gino's locations around the state were called last night and told that they no longer has jobs as the chain closed all under performing stores without warning

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State Rep. Geoff Diehl, who is running to unseat Elizabeth Warren in the U.S. Senate for Massachusetts, calls in to make a last minute push for voters

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Fun and historical facts for November 5th

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With one day before the midterms, what will you be looking for when the results start to pour in

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VB did a book signing over the weekend where a table wasn't as supportive as he was hoping it would be

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During a segment on Saturday Night live where comedian Pete Davidson made fun of the appearances of several people running for congress, he poked fun at the eye patch of a veteran running for office in Texas who lost his eye in Afghanistan

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The royal family has staff for all sorts of things, but does Prince Charles really have a staff member in charge of ironing his shoelaces?

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Scott Whitley of Wicked Bites joins us to discuss odd food combos and an update on the North Shore

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The president likes ketchup on his steak. What food combinations do you like that others might find odd

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President Trump addressed the worry that some members of the caravan might throw rocks at border troops by saying that rocks are weapons and they would be allowed to shoot them

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Fun and historical facts for November 2nd

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Charlie Baker held no punches in his opinion of the president during the final debate for Governor of Massachusetts

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A new study says that people should put up Christmas decorations as early as possible for the positive mental health benefits they have in the home

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While stumping in Georgia for the Republican party, Vice President Mike Pence took a shot at Oprah, Will Ferrell and other celebrities who are supporting the democrat by touting his own fame

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for November 1st

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A Catholic priest announced that he would be willing to give Whitey Bulger a proper funeral, but does he deserve one

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What should be asked in tonight's final debate between Governor Charlie Baker and his Democratic opponent Jay Gonzalez

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Fun and historical facts for November 1st

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Many people are calling President Trump's new immigration ad racist as election day draws closer

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As more information comes out about the details of Whitey Bulger's death it seems more likley that it was premeditated and possibly approved by prison management

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After Mookie Betts and Alex Cora got hit by beers thrown by fans, the whole country saw the World Series trophy damaged by a flying beer can

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The day after Halloween always brings stories of tricks and treats

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 31st

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Susan Wornick calls in to talk about beginning to finalize your charitable tax deductions for 2018. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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WBZ's Adam Kaufam calls in live from Fenway Park to talk about the feeling in the crowd and the parade route for the day

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While the classics are always the classics, we look at what more recent movies have been the scariest of the past few years

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Elizabeth Warren and Geoff Diehl met for the third and final time to debate for the Massachusetts Senate seat

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Fun and historical facts for October 31st

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WRKO afternoon host and Whitey Bulger expert Howie Carr calls in to talk about his prison murder and what he meant to Boston

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Notorious Boston gangster Whitey Bulger was killed after being transferred to a new prison

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A woman who claims she has been having sex with ghosts for years has now announced she is engaged and will be marrying one

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 30th

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A pop up restaurant offering options based on the last meal requests of famous serial killers leads to a conversation about what you would ask for if you had to choose your own last meal

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Elizabeth Warren and Goeff Diehl are set to debate one final time before next week's election but is there anything that will change at this point?

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Deb Goldberg, who is currently running for re-election as Treasurer for the state of Massachusetts, calls in to talk about what she does

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During an interview in which a reporter mistook Corey Booker for Eric Holder, Hillary Clinton responded with the joke "they all look alike".

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Fun and historical facts for October 30th

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In an interview, President Trump said he is considering an executive action to end "birthright citizenship" which grants citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil

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President Trump is headed to Pittsburgh today in the midst of funerals for 11 people gunned down in a synagogue over the weekend

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 29th

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Every election seems to be "the most important ever" but how important are the 2018 midterms really?

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A man opened fire in a synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania killing 11 mostly elderly Jewish people during their morning prayer

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Fun and historical facts for October 29th

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 26th

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Scott Whitley of Wicked Bites calls in to talk about Halloween candy

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Another day of new developments unfolds in the mailed pipe bomb story. Cory Booker and James Clapper are now added to the listed of potential recipients

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Several outlets are reporting that Megyn Kelly is meeting with NBC to negotiate her exit from her low rated TV show after the blowback over her "blackface" comments

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A photo of Justin Bieber eating a burrito went viral due to the odd way in which he attacks his meal

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Fun and historical facts for October 26th

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President Trump threatened to use an executive order to close to southern border in advance of the migrant caravan still making its way through Mexico

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The state of Maine has expanded a program which allows full college loan payments to be tax deductible to anyone willing to move to Maine and work there

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Listen to the entire Boston's Morning Show for October 25th

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The president tweeted reaction this morning to a New York Times article accusing him of using a private non-government cell phone in the White House and claiming that China has gained access to it

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Rumors are flying after NBC announced Megyn Kelly will be out the rest of this week that her show at NBC is being cancelled

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A 9th bomb has been located in a Delaware post office was addressed to the home of former Vice President Joe Biden

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Fun and historical facts for October 25

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After a series of bombs were found yesterday delivered to former Presidents Obama and Clinton and other prominent Democrats, the NYPD this morning found an 8th bomb at the restaurant owned by Robert De Niro in Manhattan

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While the Red Sox won Game 2 of the World Series last night, some were upset that the opening pitch salute to the 2004 Championship team left out Curt Schilling

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 24th

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The cast from the North Shore Music Theatre's production of "Hairspray" join us in studio

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A new survey claims that a high number of people are changing jobs because their commute is too long

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Fun and historical facts for October 24th

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The Red Sox beat the Dodgers in Game 1 of the 2018 World Series

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President Trump, though he admitted he had no actual proof, doubled down on his assertion that the migrant caravan crossing Mexico is filled with gang members and Middle Eastern terrorists

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Megyn Kelly talked about political correctness ruining Halloween on her show and made the bizarre statement that "black face" costumes were acceptable when she was a kid

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 23rd

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With today being National TV Talk Show Host day, we took a few polls of who people think are the best and worst

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With the crazy records being set by Powerball and MegaMillions its hard to find anyone not talking about it

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The Boston Globe put out an op/ed against Proposition 1 on Nursing Limits

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Fun and historical facts for October 23rd

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At a rally for Ted Cruz in Texas, President Trump announced that he is a "Nationalist" and he wants people to call him that

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With the Mexican government saying they're trying to stop the caravan's forward progress, President Trump doubled down on his assertion that Middle Eastern terrorists are hiding within the crowd

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 22nd

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Two debates were held over the weekend between Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and her Republican opponent Geoff Diehl

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A New York Times article suggests that the Trump organization is looking to legally eliminate being transgender as an option for gender designation in the United States

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Fun and historical facts for October 22nd

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The caravan of migrants from Central America headed for the U.S. border with Mexico is said to have ballooned to over 7,000 people

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 19th

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Scott Whitley of Wicked Bites calls in to talk hot dogs and pasta

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The Boston Globe put out a list of the TV moments in history that were the most emotional

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A woman encountered a fox in her house in Scituate

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Reports that Chief of Staff John Kelly and NSA Director John Bolton had an expletive filled shouting match in the White House renewed speculation someone may be leaving

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Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley took a turn telling jokes at the annual Al Smith dinner

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Fun and historical facts for October 19th

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During his third campaign rally in Montana, President Trump took the time to mention Rep. Greg Gianforte and praise him for "bodyslamming" a reporter during his last election

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The Red Sox defeated the defending champion Houston Astros to win the American League Pennant and are now headed to the World Series again

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 18th

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President Trump once again brought up the idea that migrants from central America are making their way to the southern border and threatened to close it if Mexico doesn't stop them

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As reports emerge that the Turkish government has a video of the death of a Saudi Arabian journalist, it becomes harder to figure out the right way to address the Saudi royal family's involvement

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Actress Kristen Bell told parenting magazine she has an issue reading her children Snow White because she doesn't think parents should promote kissing a woman without her permission

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Fun and historical facts for the October 18th

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During the second Governor's debate, Charlie Baker hedged on whether he would vote for Geoff Diehl for Senate, but then backtracked on that after the debate ended

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The Red Sox took a 3-1 lead in the American League Championship Series, although a controversial call on a questionable home run may have helped

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 17th

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss the recent bankruptcy filing by Sears and what to do if you have a warranty with them. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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TripAdvisor released its list of best pizza in the United States and Boston's own Pizzeria Regina came out on top

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Citing the relative youth of their team and lack of available players, Malden High School cancelled their annual game against Everett High

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Fun and historical facts for October 17th

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President Trump re-ignited his twitter war with porn star Stormy Daniels when he called her "Horseface" and she replied by calling him "Tiny"

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The first episode of "The Conners" debuts last night without its former star Roseanne Barr

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The Red Sox won game 3 of the ALCS after Jackie Bradley Jr.'s late game Grand Slam

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One day after meeting with American Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, more evidence is coming out implicating Saudi Arabia's crown prince in the murder of a journalist

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 16th

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President Trump sent his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Saudi Arabia to meet with the royal family as news continues to break about a murdered journalist

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President Trump tweeted multiple times about the DNA test taken by Senator Elizabeth Warren and her claimed Native American heritage

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Fun and historical facts for October 16th

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A fan at Gillette Stadium who threw a beer at Tyreek Hill during a game will be banned for life from all events at the stadium

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The man who painted the painting now hanging in the White House of President Trump joining other Republican presidents in history for a drink has been found and made the TV rounds

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One day after releasing her DNA test to prove her Native American ancestry, reactions from all sides have been wildly different

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Fun and historical facts for October 15th

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Senator Elizabeth Warren released a DNA test that she says confirms her long standing assertion that she had a Native American relative somewhere back in her lineage

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A picture of President Trump sitting at a table with a group of former Republican presidents was spotted in the background of his 60 Minutes interview

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President Trump sat for a long and combatative interview with Leslie Stahl of 60 Minutes and covered a wide array of topics

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ABC News finally aired their full length interview with first lady Melania Trump

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There was something for everyone to watch this weekend with a royal wedding (and baby announcement) in England and amazing baseball and football back here in Boston

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President Trump tweets that he spoke with the King of Saudi Arabia and is sending Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to the Middle East immediately

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 15th

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During a lunch with President Trump, Kanye West spoke to him and the media for over ten minutes in a profanity laden rant about why he loves the president

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In a preview of her ABC interview, Melania Trump addresses her husband's infidelities for the first time

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Melissa Moore, host of the Happy Face Podcast, calls in to talk about her podcast and what it was like to have a serial killer for a father

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Fun and historical facts for October 12

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Scott Whitley calls in with an update on what's happening with some of the restaurants who were forced to close during the North Shore gas leak

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What songs do you tell people you hate but you secretly love. And what artist do you hate and you don't understand why they're popular?

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 12th

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Former Attorney General Eric Holder gave a speech about the state of the democratic party where he co-opted Michelle Obama's famous speech by saying "When they go low, kick them."

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President Trump held another rally in Pennsylvania last night where he attempted to create a new conversation around the #MeToo movement

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ABC news has been teasing all week that Melania Trump has given them her first full length interview as First Lady

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A couple backpacking across Asia had way too much to drink at a hotel one night and woke up to find they were the new owners

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Fun and historical facts for October 11th

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President Trump gave a phone interview to Fox And Friends where he discussed his relationship with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, the Market falling and his potential democratic opponents in 2020

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Julie Rieger, author of "Ghost Photographer" calls in to discuss her new book and her dueling lives as a paranormal expert and a media executive

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 11th

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Nikki Haley surprised everyone yesterday when she announced she would be resigning as ambassador the U.N. without any firm plan on what she will do next

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Bill and Hillary announced "An Evening With the Clintons", a high ticket tour that no one seems to want

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Fun and historical facts for October 10th

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Several towns and cities in Virginia have enacted laws which make it illegal for anyone over 12 to trick or treat and sets a time limit for how late houses can hand out candy

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Susan Wornick calls in with tips on the best way to get the most out of your credit cards without paying huge fees. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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The candidates for governor of Massachusetts squared off last night in a debate that didn't see much action

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Hurricane Michael gains speed and intensity overnight and is now looking to do major damage to parts of Florida and Alabama

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 10th

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President Trump responded to Taylor Swift's political statement from this weekend and invited Kanye West to visit him in the White House

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Jeff Hall, the National Employment Director for the Disabled American Veterans calls in to discuss National Disability Awareness Month

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During his swearing in ceremony, President Trump apologized to Brett Kavanaugh for the way he was treated during his hearings on behalf of the American people

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Governor Charlie Baker will debate his Democratic opponent Jay Gonzalez for the first time tonight

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Fun and historical facts for October 9th

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The most talked about ballot question coming up in November is question 1 on nurse staffing and who should decide on it

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 9th

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After a contentious fight and a long weekend, Brett Kavanaugh was finally seated on the Supreme Court

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Susan Collins provided the deciding vote on Brett Kavanaugh after much back and forth. But when she is up for re-election in 2020, will either side have her back?

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Elena Kagan gave a speech over the weekend in which she talked about the lack of civil discourse in current politics and debate

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While continuing her trip through Africa, the first lady took questions from reporters

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After specifically avoiding talking about politics throughout her career, Taylor Swift came out and endorsed the democrats running in her home state of Tennessee

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Fun and historical facts for October 8th

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VB talks to Ian O'Connor about his new book "Belichick: The Making of the Greatest Coach of All Time"

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Somerville has jumped on the bandwagon of changing Columbus Day to Indigenous People Day

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Ken Casey from the Dropkick Murphy's stops by to talk about some upcoming boxing matches that he is involved with

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 8th

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Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh wrote an Op/Ed discussing his behavior during his testimony before the Senate

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Our Washington correspondent Michael Bower calls in to discuss the climate in Washington as the Kavanaugh hearings come to a close

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We open up the phone lines for the WRKO audience to voice their views on Brett Kavanaugh and today's vote

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Embattled North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp announced yesterday that she will not vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court

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Fun and historical facts for October 5th

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During a rally in Minnesota, the president questioned how former Senator Al Franken handled sexual abuse allegations against him

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With more and more "stopped in the hallway" moments happening on camera, do Senators want them to stop or do they love the attention?

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Facebook has been hacked again and this time people may be duplicating your profile

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After he was spotted in the background of Bretty Kavanaugh's testimony one of the top executives at Facebook made a public apology

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Scott Whitley calls in with an update on North Shore restaurants affecting by the gas leaks and explosions

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Hear all of Boston's Morning Show for October 5th

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FEMA did a national test of what they called the "Presidential Alert System" sending tones to every cell phone in America

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The FBI has completed its investigation into allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and the Senate now has two days to examine the results

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Protests are getting uglier and making it difficult to read how people really feel

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Are Taco's overrated? Is it time for Mexican food to move forward? Does Taco Salad count as a taco? We probe the deep questions

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Fun and historical facts for October 4

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As the Brett Kavanaugh hearing draws to a close, which characters will have staying power and which just need to go away

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A new study found that well over 500 people have died from attempting to take a selfie in an unsafe situation

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Authorities have identified and found a suspect who they believe sent Ricin to the White House and the Pentagon

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One day after announcing a new flat minimum wage of $15, Amazon quietly ended its employee bonus and stock options program, citing the cost of wage increases

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 4th

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 3rd

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At a campaign rally in Mississippi, President Trump finally let loose of Brett Kavanaugh's accuser Christine Blasey Ford

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A new study has announced that a third of all Americans eat some form of fast food daily. But what constitutes fast food?

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Fun and historical facts for October 3rd

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Suspicious powder which turned out to be Ricin was sent to Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and the Secretary of the Navy's office, while the secret service confirmed another package was sent to the White House

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Susan Wornick calls in to talk about several recent recalls that people may not know about. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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Part of the President's speech at his Mississippi rally last night alluded to a deeper problem he feels America has with how they treat young men in the era of #MeToo

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As the looming Friday deadline gets closer, debate swirls about whether Brett Kavanaugh should be on the Supreme Court

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Fun and historical facts for October 2nd

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The coach of UMass football team gave a press conference where he referred to his team being "raped" by bad calls and is now being suspended by the school

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A high school student in Missouri attempted to sue his school when he failed to make the varsity soccer team to get a place back on his JV team

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WRKO listeners weigh in on a recent story in football and a youth soccer story both in the news this week

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Paul Parsons of Plan Strong Financial calls in to talk about all the big financial news of this week

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 2nd, 2018

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A UMass football coach who was upset about a call that a referee made referred to it as "being raped" and has been suspended for doing so

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Vocalist Drew Anthony brings his show "Dean Lives" to Lynn and calls in to talk about Dean Martin and his show

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Fun and historical facts for October 1st

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Former Senatorial candidate Beth Lindstrom co-hosts with Kim this morning and weighs in on the Brett Kavanaugh hearings

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Listen to all of Boston's Morning Show for October 1, 2018

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Elizabeth Warren told supporters over the weekend that she will take a hard look at running for President in 2020 after she is re-elected in November

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A deal struck by Jeff Flake on Friday will give the FBI one week to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct made against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh

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Scott Whitley of Wicked Bites called in to talk about where to get the best burgers in New England

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South Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham made an emotional outburst during the cross examination of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh

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Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart drops by to talk about his upcoming events for the fall season

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The Senate Judiciary Committee reconvened to hear testimony from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser of sexual assault charges Christine Blasey ford

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Fun and historical facts for September 28th

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After a week of build up Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanuagh will finally sit for questioning in front of the Senate Judiciary committee

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If you were on the Senate Judiciary Committee, what questions would you ask them about their stories?

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Fun and historical facts for September 27th

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss things you may not know about what your insurance pays for. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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A conversation on the 9 worst eating / dining out habits leads people to admit what the worst thing they do might be

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Fun and historical facts for September 26th

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After announcing he has a client with damning evidence against Brett Kavanaugh, Michael Avanetti took down his social media profile amidst rumors he had been trolled by 4Chan and fooled into making these statements

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The Senate committee hearing testimony from both Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and a woman accusing him of sexual assault finally will resume tomorrow

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After flirting with rebranding for years, Dunkin Donuts has made the change official and will now go by just Dunkin in all stores by 2019

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Residents around Andover who are still recovering from last week's fires and explosions were warned not to freak out if they smell gas as the lines now need to be vented

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Paul Parsons, president of Plan Strong Financial calls in to discuss the latest moves in the market and what they mean for you

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Reports that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was called to the White House to either resign or be fired ignited rumors of all sorts of possibilities but yielded nothing in the end

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Fun and historical facts for September 25th

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Michael Avanatti made the rounds yesterday to discuss his claim that he has a new client with a bombshell revelation about Brett Kavanaugh

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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh went on Fox News last night to respond to the allegations facing him about his behavior in high school and college

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Joe Concha, a media reporter for The Hill, called in to discuss all of the craziness around Rod Rosenstein and Brett Kavanaugh

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Joel Johnson of Johnson Brunetti drops by with advice on retirement

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The New York Times ran a story over the weekend citing an anonymous source who says that Rod Rosenstein considered wearing a wire to record the president and use it to invoke the 25th amendment

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Over the weekend a second (and potentially a third) woman came forward with a sexual accusation against Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh

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Fun and historical facts for September 24th

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Everyone's favorite food guy, Scott Whitley, talks to us about juicy prime rib!

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Many things happened on this day, including listener John's birthday! He stopped by the Deluxe Town Diner in Watertown to help us talk about all that happened on today September 21st!

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial talks to us on this Diner Friday!

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Will she or won't she testify? Will Kavanaugh get voted in? When will the vote happen? These are all questions we're asking and discussing as the Kavanaugh drama, we mean "hearing" continues!

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One day after voting to recommend a town boycott of Nike products over their endorsement of Colin Kaepernick, North Smithfield, Rhode Island is planning another vote to rescind the amendment

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Former American Idol stars Diana DeGarmo and Constantine Mouralis are starring in the new North Short Music Theatre production of Jekyll & Hyde

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A man who ran over and killed a woman was surprised when he got out to check on her by another man who stabbed and killed him

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Fun and historical events for September 20th

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With more information coming out and a new potential refusal to testify, the Brett Kavanaugh hearings continue to get more contentious

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Circumstances seem to be suspicious surrounding the firing of a Saugus coach and whether or not he forced a student to practice in his underwear

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Two men in Malden ran across the highway to grab what turned out to be the Red Sox penant banner. But when they made a video asking for a reward the internet turned on them

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Phil Amaru fills in for Susan Wornick to discuss Trusts and when they're right for you. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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A new trend dubbed lawnmower parenting is the latest complaint about parents over protecting their children

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A woman who recently bought a long time established eatery is being sued by two employees who say they were fired and replaced by "younger hotter" waitresses

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The writer of Sesame Street who originated the characters of Burt and Ernie says he based the character on himself and his long time male lover

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Fun and historical facts for September 19th

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With the Brett Kavanaugh hearing set to resume on Monday to address her allegations against him, Christine Blasey Ford suddenly seems reluctant to testify

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As excerpts of Stormy Daniels' new book have begun leaking out, one story involving quarterback Ben Roethlisberger got a firm "no comment" from Ms. Daniels' lawyer Michael Avanatti

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Paul Parsons of Plan Strong Financial calls in to talk about the latest happenings in the stock market

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With marijuana and THC becoming legal in large parts of the country, Coca Cola is said to be exploring potential new product lines

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The town council of North Smithfield, Rhode Island voted to recommend a boycott of Nike products in response to their new ad campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick

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Fun and historical facts for September 18th

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With his accuser coming forward publicly, congress has pushed back the confirmation vote on Brett Kavanaugh so that they can both tell their sides of the story under oath

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An anonymous caller reported an "agitated black man" on campus who turned out to be an employee carrying his gym bag to work

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Former Secretary of State John Kerry is getting flack for referring to the president as having the maturity of an 8 year old boy and the insecurity of a teenage girl

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Fun and historical facts for September 17th

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After a summer filled with close calls, a shark killed a man at a beach on Cape Cod over the weekend

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The woman who wrote the letter accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault in high school came forward and agreed to testify

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Tucker Carlson seemingly lost control of his interview with Stormy Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti

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Fun and historical facts for September 14th

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With his hearing closed and his nomination vote pending, Diane Feinstein, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Panel, announced that she has seen evidence that Brett Kavanaugh may have sexually assaulted a woman in high school

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As Hurricane Florence batters North Carolina, every network has a reporter getting soaked in the storm. But why?

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Lawrence, Andover and surrounding areas are dealing with a series of house fires after problems in a local gas line caused problems in over a dozen homes

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls in to discuss retirement options for your money

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Both Stormy Daniels and Michelle Obama announced that they will be releasing books

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A sweatshirt company is coming under fire for shirts that they say are meant to highlight bad things their models have heard

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Fun and historical facts for September 13th

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An Op/Ed in the Washington Times says that President Trump's environmental policies are to blame for Hurricane Florence

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Videos of the executives at Google reacting to President Trump's win in 2016 are making some conservatives question if Google is biased

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Jeff Fager, the Executive Producer of 60 Minutes, is the latest high powered executive to lose his job over allegations of sexual misconduct

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While Hurricane Florence has weakened some, people are still warning that the danger could still be high for the Carolinas

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss various safety net laws for consumer protection that you may not be aware of. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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Norm McDonald's scheduled appearance on The Tonight Show was cancelled after he did an interview and defended Roseanne Barr and Louis C.K. and questioned the merits of #MeToo

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Fun and historical facts for September 12th

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The president is taking a lot of hear for congratulating himself on how he handed Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico

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As the White House continues to paint his book as "Fake News", Bob Woodward continues to insist he can verify everything written

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As Hurricane Florence nears landfall in the Carolinas, people are debating whether to evacuate or not

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In a new interview, Paul McCartney recounts some of the more salacious stories of the Beatles that we never knew

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A school in Georgia sent notice to parents letting them know that they would now be paddling as a last form of punishment

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Paul Parsons, president of Plan Strong Financial, calls in to discuss the anniversaries of 9/11 and the Lehman Brothers collapse and what they can tell us about market trends today

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A white female police officer says that she mistakenly entered a black man's apartment thinking it was her own and then shot him because she thought he was an intruder

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Fun and historical facts for September 11th

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A column in the Boston Globe called into question whether liberals can continue to support Governor Charlie Baker after he endorsed fellow Republican Geoff Diehl in his Senate race

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A satirical cartoon which pokes fun of Serena Williams and how she handled her loss over the weekend is being questioned as to whether it is racist, sexist or just starting a conversation

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Cynthia Nixon, a Democratic candidate for governor of New York and former actress, learned that anything she eats can now be controversial when her bagel order caused a commotion

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Executive Chef of the Envoy Hotel in Boston, Tatiana Rosana, joins Kim & VB to talk about her exciting appearance on Food Network's Chopped!

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Did you know it's National TV dinner day? Facts like that and more On This Day in History!

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Former President Barack Obama hits the campaign trail early. He speaks out rebuking Republicans and POTUS Trump for their "abuse of power". Kim & VB get into a debate regarding the topic of "breaking protocol".

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Serena Williams loses the U.S. Open Finals, gets into heated debate with umpire, gets fined, and is now crying she was victim of sexism treatment in the world of Tennis.

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We feasted on Pumpkin spice everything! Scott Whitley of Wicked Bites brought us in some of the latest fall pumpkin spice flavored products!

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Boston comedian, Steve Sweeney comes on the program to talk to Kim and VB about his newest project and does a couple character voices while he's at it!

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We discuss fun facts of things that happened on this day in history!

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Reporter and columnist for The Hill, joins Kim and VB as he talks about the latest "show" going on in Washington. The Kavanaugh hearings, New York Times op-ed, and all things Trump!

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Nike runs their ad highlighting Kaepernick as their new spokesperson. Kim and VB discuss if it was a good or bad decision. How will it affect their company financially?

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Fun facts in history about this day, September 6th.

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial discusses with Kim, the things to think about before the year is over.

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Alex Jones gets in Rubio's face and Representative Billy Long turns into an auctioneer during the Jack Dorsey Twitter Hearing to drown out a protester. You can't make this stuff up!

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Kim and VB discuss the possibilities of who this anonymous writer is the wrote the New York Times op-ed. Could it be Sessions? Chief of Staff Gen. Kelly? Melania!?

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Susan Wornick tells us 5 things to know before donating our money for charitable giving.

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Bridget Lancaster of America's Test Kitchen stops by Boston's Morning Show to have Kim and VB do some taste testing!

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In the first day of the Kavanaugh hearing regarding the Judge taking the open seat in the Supreme Court, the Democrats go wild! Not to mention protests break out and children need to be removed! Grand standing much? Kim & VB go head to head with their opposing thoughts.

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Ayanna wins the primary over long sitting Capuano, Baker holds onto his position, and Diehl gets it done in the primary! Kim & VB discuss the results of the Massachusetts primary!

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Scott Whitley calls in to preview the new fall flavors

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Ahead of Tuesday's primary, Republican Senate candidate Beth Lindstrom talks to WRKO listeners about what they want to know from her

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Fun and historical facts for August 31st

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The Department of Justice has weighed in against Harvard University in a case accusing their admissions system as unfairly discriminating against Asian candidates

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President Trump weighed in on what he feels is an unnecessary pay increase for federal workers

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In an interview with Bloomberg, President Trump asserted that he will keep Attorney General Jeff Sessions in place at least through the midterm elections but wouldn't comment on after

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A self described President Trump supporter took offense to their coverage of the president and began making threatening phone calls about killing various members of the Boston Globe staff

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The owner of In N Out Burger, a west coast fast food chain, made a donation to the Republican Party which has angered many of his customers

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls in to discuss the markets and retirement

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John McCain called several people including former presidents Obama and Bush before his death to ask them to speak at his funeral

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President Trump has announced that White House counsel Don McGahn will be leaving this fall

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Florida governor candidate Ron DeSantis is outraged that people are claiming racism in his "monkey it up" comment about his black competitor

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Fun and historical facts for August 30th

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The debate between candidates for governor of New York got rowdy as both candidates tried to get in the best lines

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Susan Wornick calls in with three hacks for car care. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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New York state candidate for governor Cynthia Nixon says that incumbent governor Andrew Cuomo's request to keep the debates at a cold temperature are sexist because women are more comfortable at higher temperatures

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Fun and historical facts for August 29th

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President Trump tweeted a claim that if the Democrats were to win the House in November it would lead to violence and immediate changes

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President Trump took to Twitter yesterday to add Google to the list of "left leaning" companies which is biased against conservatives

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Two major swing states went to the polls yesterday as Florida and Arizona set the stage for their governor and senator elections

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Paul Parsons of Plan Strong Financial calls in to talk about the new trade deal with Mexico

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Jet Blue may have set off another round of price increases with its latest move to increase fees for bags

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Fun and historical facts for August 28th

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A judge in Seattle has ruled that the blueprints for printing a gun in a 3D printer can be blocked from the internet while the court case goes forward

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Comedian Louis CK resurfaced for the first time since his sex scandal by jumping on stage unannounced at a comedy club

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Lanny Davis has admitted he was CNN's source in a report they aired about President Trump knowing about the Trump Tower Russia meeting beforehand. He also admitted he can't verify that.

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One day after setting the White House flag back to full mast, President Trump reversed course and chose to fully acknowledge the life of John McCain

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Joe Dingwall of Cat's Eye Pest Control calls in with tips for avoiding bats

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One day after the White House flag was flown at half mast, it returned to full height amid rumors that the president ordered it so

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For the second time in a week, Tom Brady cut off an interview because his TB12 business partner Alex Guerrero came up

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Fun and historical facts for August 27th

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A disgruntled loser of a gaming tournament took out his frustration by opening fire with a real gun

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New revelations are coming out about how much Pope Francis new about one of his Vatican associates abusing children

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After a long battle with brain cancer, Arizona Senator John McCain died over the weekend

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Scott Whitley drops by the diner to talk all things food

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After years of preperation, Springfield held a parade for the grand opening of their new casino

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Fun and historical facts for August 24th

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He may be on vacation in Scotland, but Rudy Giuliani felt the need to weigh in on the news of the week

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After being the president's punching bag for more than a year, Attorney General Jeff Sessions finally felt the need to defend himself

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National Enquirer editor David Pecker is a long time friend of the president, but there's now rumors he kept a safe filled with secrets about Donald Trump

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California congressman Duncan Hunter has come up with a defense against the charges being leveled against him. He says his wife did it.

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It may be only preseason, but after two years the Cleveland Browns defeated the defending Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles 5-0

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One of the jurors on the Paul Manafort trial came forward to reveal that one lone juror kept him from being guilty of all 18 charges

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As more information comes out about the murder of Mollie Tibbetts, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren weighs in on what should happen

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Fun and historical facts for August 23rd

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President Trump sat for an interview with Fox & Friends where he discussed his thoughts on Paul Manafort's trial, Michael Cohen's accusations, the Robert Mueller investigation and what grade he would give himself

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Ohio State coach Urban Meyer received a three game suspension for his handling of an assistant's domestic abuse charges

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Phil Amaru fills in for Susan Wornick to discuss ways to prepare yourself for retirement. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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The morning after he plead guilty, the president responded to Michael Cohen's allegations on twitter

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Within minutes of each other, Paul Manafort was found guilty and MIchael Cohen plead guilty

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Mollie Tibbets was finally found in a field after her killer, an illegal immigrant, led authorities to the body

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Fun and historical facts for August 22nd

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After what many considered to be a bad day for him, President Trump travelled to West Virginia for yet another rally

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Paul Parsons, President of Plan Strong Financial drops by to discuss the latest in tech stocks, the market, and how the midterms could affect your portfolio

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With The Eagles "Greatest Hits" passing Michael Jackson's "Thriller" for most albums sold of all time, we look back at what the best albums in music history are

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The bizarre Colorado murder case of Christopher Watts got even stranger when he claimed that his wife killed their children as a response to him leaving her, which then forced him to kill her

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Fun and historical facts for August 21st

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Chelsea Clinton says she's definitely not running for president now, but definitely maybe running someday

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Ben Bailey, host of Cash Cab, drops by the studio to talk about his upcoming appearance at City Winery in Boston

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President Trump suggested that he could revoke Robert Mueller's security clearance because he could run the investigation himself

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President Trump surprised a Hispanic border agent by bringing him on stage at an event in which he informed the crowd that he "speaks good English"

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Several unusual sports stories over the weekend included a nun with a wicked curveball and a man losing a finger

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Fun and historical facts for August 20th

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Over the weekend ICE agents detained a man at a gas station who was en route to the hospital with his wife to give birth. But it came out the next day that he was wanted for murder in Mexico

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In trying to defend the president on "Meet The Press", Rudy Giuliani made the statement "Truth isn't truth"

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During his weekend show on MSNBC, Al Sharpton tried to make a point by quoting Aretha Franklin and misspelled "respect"

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Scott Whitley from Wicked Bites drops by with a present for the show

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After a number of former officials back former CIA director John Brennan, the president released a list of 9 other potential people he may revoke security clearance from

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Republican candidate for Senate Geoff Diehl is live in studio answering questions from WRKO listeners

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Fun and historical facts for August 17th

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The jury in the Paul Manafort trial asks a few questions and then returned to a second day of deliberation

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While speaking on another topic, the president took a moment to pay tribute to Aretha Franklin after her death. But some people took issue with his choice of words

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The Pentagon has announced that the president's military parade would not be ready by November and would be rescheduled for 2019 right after news broke that the new price might be as high as $92 million

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The Pawtucket Paw Sox have decided to relocate to Worcester

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls in to discuss your retirement

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President Trump has revoked the security clearance of former CIA chief John Brennan

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Fun and historical facts for August 16th

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Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York was speaking in front of a crowd and made the assertion that America was never that great

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After initially doing interviews about his missing wife, a Colorado man changed his mind and confessed to killing her

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After weeks of shark sightings around Cape Cod, a man was finally attacked and bit by a shark in Truro

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Susan Wornick calls in to talk about tricks that common products used to seem "new and improved" while really just getting you for more money. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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A school district in suburban Colorado is changing its schedule this year to only have classes Tuesday through Friday

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Two former Trump staffers who are heard in the latest tape released by Omarosa are saying that she is not telling the truth about what they said

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Sarah Sanders was asked if she could guarantee that the president has never used the N word and tapes of him would never be found and she responded that she could not but she believes it to be untrue

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The defense in the Paul Manafort trial rested its case after just one day without calling any witnesses

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Fun and historical facts for August 15th

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Energy executive Christine Hallquist won her primary for the Democratic nomination for Governor of the state of Vermont, making her the first ever transgender candidate on a major party ticket for Governor

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A grand jury investigation in Pennsylvania found that the Catholic Church in that state systematically hid the sexual abuse of thousands of children over decades

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Disney has announced that an upcoming movie will feature its first openly gay character, but some people are complaining that he will be played by a straight actor

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Paul Parsons, president of Plan Strong Financial, calls in to discuss the latest events in the markets

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A man who shot another unarmed man during a fight in a Florida street and claimed "Stand Your Ground" as his defense has been formally charged

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When Florida schools open this fall, they will be required to have the state motto "In God We Trust" prominently shown throughout the building

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Fun and historical facts for August 14th

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After more bombshell allegations in her continuing media tour that involve the president using the N word, President Trump hit back hard at Omarosa on twitter

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After seeing that the owner of Sam Adams, Jim Koch, talked about his successful meeting with President Trump, Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone vows he will never drink Sam Adams beer again

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A Mexican restaurant in Texas has had to take down all of its social media after being attacked online over the weekend. People took offense to a photo and message thanking Attorney General Jeff Sessions for eating there

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Fun and historical facts for August 13th

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While speaking at a historically black college last week, Senator Elizabeth Warren discussed the justice department and made the statement that it is "racist front to back"

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In her new book tour, Omarosa Manigault Newman has been releasing audio from conversations she recorded while in the White House and just after being fired

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Scott Whitley calls in to recommend the best BBQ in New England

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As football season opens we take a look at the craziest things sold at different stadiums around the country

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Beth Lindstrom, a Republican vying for the nomination for Senate in Massachusetts, joins us in studio to answer questions from listeners

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Fun and historical facts for August 10th

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In the first pre-season NFL game of 2018 players on several teams chose to kneel during the National Anthem as their protest continues into a second year

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The vice president released more details and potential logos for the president's desired Space Force

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A young man from Cambridge was arrested for going on twitter and offering to pay $500 to anyone who kills an ICE agent

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Commuters were forced to walk through a subway tunnel under Boston Harbor when the blue line T broke down yesterday

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial Group calls in to talk about protecting your money as your head towards retirement

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With the first set of legal pot dispensaries set to open soon, it has become apparent that the police do not have a definitive policy on how to handle drivers who are pulled over while high on marijuana

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Virginia's governor called a State of Emergency in advance of planned memorials and rallies behind held on the one year anniversary of the incidents at Charlottesville in 2017

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Fun and historical facts for August 9th

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President Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani appeared on Sean Hannity's show last night once again to discuss his opinion on the Robert Mueller investigation and how it should proceed

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New York City has voted to take measures which would restrict Uber's ability to grow within city limits in an effort to study how it is affected the traffic and economy of the city

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss a new scam involving fake Publisher's Clearing House checks and what to do about them. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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A new poll out says that 43% of Republicans think that a sitting president should be able to shut down a media outlet which he feels has been behaving badly

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Fun and historical facts for August 8th

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A local community center in Lower Roxbury had an altercation between undercover police and two teens suspected of having a gun. When back up arrived, they weren't let in

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Four state primaries and one special election brought results that said different things to different people depending on what you wanted to see

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Alex Jones' Info Wars channel had its content removed from Facebook, YouTube, Apple and a host of other platforms over the weekend after he was told he once again violated their decency standards

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Paul Parsons, President of Plan Strong Financial calls in to discuss the latest happenings in the market

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Fun and historical facts for the week of August 7th

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The president tweeted out questions about California's water management in the wake of the largest wild fire in California history

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Amidst allegations that he lied under oath about the Trump Tower Russia meeting, Donald Trump Jr went on Laura Ingrahm to do damage control

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The city council of West Hollywood is considering the removal of Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

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Former Trump staffer Rick Gates testified in the case against Paul Manafort that he was specifically ordered to do illegal things

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Sharks have been seen off various beaches in Cape Cod, but none were scarier than the one who jumped out of the water and was caught on film

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A woman trying to do a good deed for a stranger that she thought was in need found herself buying coffee for country superstar Keith Urban

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Linda Champion, a candidate for District Attorney in Suffolk County, dropped in to discuss her campaign and her disagreement with the mayor of Brockton

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The Newseum, a museum dedicated to news and broadcasting, found that the best selling shirt in its gift shop was one the read "Fake News", so they decided to pull it

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Fun and historical facts for August 6th

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President Trump tweeted that he is not concerned about his son's meeting with a Russian woman contrary to news reports

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The president took on basketball star LeBron James over the weekend over his interview with Don Lemon

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The winner of the Maine Sea Goddess pageant lost her title over photos of her vaping

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Scott Whitley calls in to talk about all of the great restaurants in Boston's North End

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Among the many bizarre items that Paul Manafort owned was a crazy karaoke machine, as was revealed in court

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Both Ivanka Trump and Sarah Huckabee Sanders were asked about President Trump's assertion that the media is the enemy of the people and had very different answers

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Dave Wedge drops by to discuss his new book "12: The Inside Story of Tom Brady's Season of Redemption"

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Fun and historical facts for August 3rd

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A Black woman who attends Smith College says that she was asked to explain herself by a campus police officer while eating lunch at the campus center after a school employee called in "suspicious activity"

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Tim Allen came out in defense of his friend Roseanne Barr as he prepares to bring his show back to television

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Sarah Jeong, the new Technology editor at the New York Times is being questioned for tweets from her past in 2014 which some feel are racist against white people

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls in with tips on financing your retirement

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The TSA announced that it was considering measure to eliminate screening at small airports that service planes under 60 person capacity

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Beth Lindstrom came in to discuss her candidacy for the Republican nomination to run against Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts

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Fun and historical facts for August 2nd

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Uproar from both sides of the aisle followed President Trump's morning tweet that Attorney General Jeff Sessions should fire special counsel Robert Mueller

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Urban Meyer, the coach of the Ohio State football team, has been placed on administrative leave after it came out that he was aware of one of his assistant coaches domestic abuse charges

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Good news came out of Mexico as it is reported that all passengers on a crashed flight have survived

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Susan Wornick calls in to compare differences between products at leading fast food places

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At President Trump's rally in Tampa last night, the crowd could be heard chanting "CNN sucks!" and other attacks at the network in the background while CNN reporter Jim Acosta was reporting

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Fun and historical facts for August 1st

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During a rally in Tampa, President Trump once again called for voters to need an ID to vote

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The high speed chase in Cotuit which ended in multiple deaths is receiving some scrutiny now for what role the police had in the results

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During the opening of his trial yesterday we got a peak into Paul Manafort's choice of style

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Paul Parsons, President of Plan Strong Financial calls in to discuss the markets

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VB interviews Casey Sherman about his new book “12: The Inside Story of Tom Brady's Season of Redemption”

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A South Carolina school district has become the first in the nation to eliminate snow days, saying that it will give students tablets to "e-learn" at home on snowy days

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On a busy twitter morning, President Trump left some doubt where he stands on the hot topic of plastic 3D printed guns with a tweet which seems to indicate he's not sure where he stands on them

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Fun and historical facts for July 31st

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Former mayor and presidential lawyer Rudy Giuliani once again made the rounds to several news outlets making strange and often contradictory statements about the president and the Mueller investigation

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President Trump tweeted out several attacks at billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, who are among the biggest Republicans donors

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A man out on bail while awaiting trial for multiple violent crimes killed an innocent man in a high speed car crash on Cape Cod

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Two more MLB players have found themselves apologizing for things they tweeted as teenagers after a big game puts them in a spotlight

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A company which has created software to allow a 3D printer to make home made plastic guns has been banned by the state of Pennsylvania

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Fun and historical facts for July 30th

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Massachusetts is considering a ballot initiative to make hand held cell phones illegal after a bill has stalled on Beacon Hill

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More and more companies and towns are enforcing bans on plastic

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The Transportation Security Administration revealed that its agents watch and take note of the behavior of average customers to look for warnings signs of a problem

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Scott Whitley calls in to talk outdoor eating and lobster

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A video has gone viral of Tom Brady leaving practice and running into a mother of twin boys named Tom and Brady

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YouGov did a survey of what Americans think is the most prominent and most attractive of the many regional accents

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls in to discuss how to protect your retirement savings from large market swings like the recent Facebook issues

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Roseanne Barr gave her first on air interview to Sean Hannity and once again apologized for what she says was incorrectly perceived racist comments about Valerie Jarrett

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Fun and historical facts for July 27th

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Michael Cohen dropped the bombshell that he was in the room when Donald Trump Jr told his father, then candidate Donald Trump, about his plan to meet with a Russian lawyer to get dirt on Hillary Clinton

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Mark Zuckerburg is weathering yet another storm as Facebook sees huge financial losses based on his actions in the past week

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Financial adviser and expert, Ryan Skinner joins Kim and VB on the program to discuss retirement planning.

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Massachusetts Senate candidate Geoff Diehl stopped by Mel's in Wayland to hang with Kim & VB and discuss his opponent Elizabeth Warren

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After the NFL revised its policy on kneeling during the National Anthem for this upcoming season, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated that all players on his team would be present and standing for each anthem this year

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Fun and historical facts for July 26th

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Rep. Mark Meadows and the House Freedom Caucus are pushing for a vote to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein

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The White House has told CNN reporter Kaitlin Collins that she would be banned from the next press event due to her rude behavior during the president's press conference

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss the citronella candles we use for summer barbecues. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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After CNN aired tapes of private conversations between then-candidate Donald Trump and his lawyer Michael Cohen, the president wasted no time responding

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Should private clubs like the Charles River Country Club be able to have bars where men only are allowed?

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Fun and historical facts for July 25th

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Reaction from all sides, including many prominent Republicans, is not in favor of the president's plans to subsidize farmers who lose business over his tariffs

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CNN aired tapes that Michael Cohen has taken from his office during the FBI raid in which you can hear him discussing with then-candidate Donald Trump the payoff to Karen McDougal

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Former press secretary Sean Spicer calls in to talk about his time working for President Trump and his new book "The Briefing: Politics, The Press and The President"

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Sean Spicer is doing a book tour, but his date at a BJ's Wholesale Club is Seekonk has been cancelled by the local store management

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Paul Parsons, President of Plan Strong Financial, calls in to discuss the latest happenings in the markets

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Fox News had a segment on immigration in which they thought they were interviewing pro-ICE Arizona democrat Ann Fitzpatrcik but they accidentally put on Mass. Congressional candidate Barbara L'Italien who had some very different views

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Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders read off a list of people who have security clearance from their position under President Obama. She then confirmed that President Trump is considering revoking their clearance

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A man was arrested for stripping naked in the middle of a Planet Fitness in New Hampshire to do yoga

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A group calling themselves a "black led boycott" is leading a charge to have the name of Boston's Faneuil Hall changed over charges that Peter Faneuil made his fortune in the slave trade

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An Uber driver has been found to have a live streaming account where he recorded and streamed over 700 customers for his viewers to watch and comment on

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Fun and historical facts for July 23rd

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The Department of Justice released 1,000 pages of redacted material over the weekend to document how it obtained and explained the need for four FISA warrants to follow Trump campaign staffer Carter Page

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William Evans, the commissioner of the Boston Police, has announced he will step down to take a position with Boston College

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Late Sunday night, President Trump tweeted a not-too-subtle threat at the leader of Iran

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Scott Whitley joins us in studio to talk all things Lobster Roll

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The NFL has reversed course on its policy on players kneeling during the National Anthem

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The president has once again made it clear that he wants to have a better relationship with Russia and Vladmir Putin, even going so far as to say he'd like to host him at the White House

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Fun and historical facts for July 20th

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While sitting with Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats found out live on television that President Trump was considering inviting Vladmir Putin to the White House in the fall

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Judge Jeannine Pirro had a contentious visit to The View which ended with Whoopi Goldberg walking off set and a heated exchange back stage after the show

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VB will be first in line to get the limited edition New England Lobster Roll Potato Chips

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls in to talk retirement

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Mark Zuckerberg has announced that Facebook as a platform will not consider denying the Holocaust as a reason to be banned from the site

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In response to the 12 indictments on Russian nationals handed down by Robert Mueller, Russian President Vladmir Putin suggests he would like to speak with the former American ambassador to Russia

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Fun and historical facts for July 19th

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The president gave an interview to CBS news' Jeff Glor about his time in Helsinki meeting with Russian President Vladmir Putin

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Sarah Huckabee Sanders took to the podium to explain that when the president twice said "No" after being asked about whether Russia was behind the election hacking, he meant "no, I won't answer your question"

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Massachusetts is considering a plan where toll roads would cost different amounts depending on "peak time travel"

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Guest host Phil Amaru calls in to talk retirement and managing your money. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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Famed medium Suzane Northrop helps WRKO listeners connect with people they've lost

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After outrage from both parties over some of the things he said during a joint press conference with Russian President Vladmir Putin, President Trump gave a statement intended to correct the record

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Fun and historical facts for July 18th

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Scott Whitley from Wicked Bites calls in to talk Lobster Rolls

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Grace from the Howie Carr show drops by to discuss Build A Bear and the Kardashians

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President Trump has suggested that Air Force One, which was last updated by Jackie Kennedy, is in need of an upgrade to make it look "more American"

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Fun and historical facts for July 13th

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President Trump continued his European tour by meeting with British Prime Minister Teresa May but several thousand British protesters made it difficult to get around

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The House Oversight Committee had an all day contentious back and forth with FBI agent Peter Strzok about the text messages he traded with alleged mistress Lisa Page

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls into discuss retirement options for today's markets

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Fun and historical facts for July 12th

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After failure to pass a local tax bill, the town of Millville announced they will end local trash pickup, close the library and cease to light street lamps at night

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Lowell, Mass. is one of several cities around the country taking Domino's Pizza up on their offer to fix local potholes in exchange for advertisement

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President Trump travelled to Brussells to meet with NATO after days of questioning America's commitment to the group, but left with what he said was a good agreement

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While performing at a strip club in Columbus, Ohio, Stormy Daniels violated a state law about touching performers at an adult club and was taken into custody

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A woman in an Ohio neighborhood who saw a young black boy in a van retrieving newspapers that had been delivered to the wrong address called the police to check it out.

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Students at Yale are protesting the school's support of SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh while Northeastern students question their school's relationship to ICE

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President Trump asserted ahead of the NATO meeting that Germany's business relationship with Russia is inappropriate if they want the U.S. to defend them and NATO against Russia

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Scott Whitley calls to talk all things Fast Food

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After being arrested for climbing the Statue of Liberty in protest, what should the punishment be?

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A Boston police officer shot and killed a pitbull while investigating a shooting in Dorchester over the holiday

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Fun and historical facts for July 6th

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After 14 separate ethics inquiries being opened against him, Scott Pruitt has resigned as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency

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The president held a rally in Montana where he touched on a series of topics in almost a full hour speech

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The story of the 12 boys and their coach trapped in a cave in Thailand took a tragic turn when one of the rescuers died

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After Massachusetts instituted its new Equal Pay Law, the Boston Symphony Orchestra was sued by a female floutist who makes $70K less than a male oboist

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Fun and historical facts for July 5th

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Senator Elizabeth Warren once again fanned speculation about her potential presidential run in 2020 by travelling to the Middle East with Lindsay Graham

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Stormy Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti threatened to run against President Trump if he feels that no one who could beat him is running

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A 92 year old woman who was living with her 72 year old son was unhappy when she was told he would be moving her into an assisted living facility. So she wheeled herself into a bedroom, picked up a gun and shot him dead in his home.

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Another two people have become ill in what the British police are saying was a second nerve agent attack

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A woman climbed that Statue of Liberty of the 4th of July to protest the president's stance on immigration and eliminating amnesty

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The annual Nathan's Hot Dog eating contest took place for 4th of July but it didn't end without controversy

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In honor of Dependence Day (the day before Independence) we test the ladies in the room on their knowledge of all things British

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Does Alan Dershowitz have a legitimate complaint about being shunned by former friends on Martha's Vineyard?

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Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, was confronted by a fellow customer at a restaurant about his policies and scandals

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Fees for parking illegally in the city of Boston are going way up this summer

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Fun and historical facts for July 2nd

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Several democrats came out over the weekend in favor of abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency

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Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen sat down for an off camera interview with Good Morning America's George Stephanopolos

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A reporter for the Springfield Republican resigned after tweeting a fake story about the Maryland shooter wearing a Make America Great Again hat

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Two NBA players made news this weekend as Lebron James announced he is leaving Cleveland to join the Los Angeles Lakers, and Celtics rookie Robert Williams can't seem to find his alarm clock

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Scott Whitley calls in to talk Baked Stuffed Lobster

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Grace Curley of the Howie Carr shows stops by to discuss Starbucks, the Red Sox and cooking for her boyfriend

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A proposal to put a Starbucks on the end of Hanover St. in the North End of Boston has met with resistance from area residents

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Fun and historical facts for June 29th

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FBI director Christopher Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein were called once again before congress, where Rep. Jim Jordan had a heated exchange with them

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In commenting on the media coverage of the latest mass shooting, Senator Marco Rubio pointed out the marked difference in the language allowed on television recently

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A disgruntled man killed five employees of a local Maryland newspaper

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An elderly Maine man had an encounter with a rabid fox which did not end in the fox's favor

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Joel Johnson of Johnson Brunetti stops by to discuss retirement and your finances

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The investigation into the scandal around the Massachusetts State Troopers and fraudulent overtime charges has led to three former police officers being arrested

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls in to talk about planning for retirement

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President Trump announced that he has set a date of July 16th for a summit in Finland with Russian President Vladmir Putin

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Fun and historical facts for June 28th

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Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced he will be stepping down from this seat, giving President Trump his second chance to nominate someone to the court

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The San Francisco subway does not allow food. One man took it upon himself to enforce this when another man sat down next to him eating a burrito

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Susan Wornick calls in with tips for renting cars while on vacation. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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A video in which Jessica Simpson shows her son, with a broken arm, begin thrown in the pool by her husband is bringing backlash from people calling her a bad parent

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Fun and historical facts for June 27th

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In addition to ruling on the president's travel ban, the court handed down decisions on abortion and gerrymandering as well

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Democrats were shocked when a member of their leadership, 10 term incumbent Joe Crowley, lost his primary to self-proclaimed socialist Alexandria Ocasio Cortez

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With protesters surrounding his car, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was forced to retreat while his wife, Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao, confronted them head on

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After causing a media storm by asking White House Press Secretary to leave on Saturday night, the Red Hen Restaurant in Virginia did not re-open as scheduled yesterday

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The Supreme Court ruled that President Trump's travel ban is legal and can be enforced in a contentious 5-4 decision

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Paul Parsons, president of Plan Strong Financial, calls in to discuss how the tariffs and other economic news will affect the markets

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President Trump tweeted his desire to see FBI agent Peter Strzok's congressional testimony be public and televised instead of behind closed doors

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Harley Davidson is planning to move some of its American plants to Europe, which they say is related to the president's tariffs

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As Methuen lays off public school teachers and considers a $4 million loan from the state, they learn that negotiations will increase the pay of some on their police force to well over $400,000

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In the Capitol Rotunda, an intern who works for New Hampshire Senator Maggie Hassan yelled an expletive as the president passed

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President Trump took to twitter yesterday to react to the weekend's events with Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the Red Hen restaurant as well as Rep. Maxine Waters' response

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A flight landing at Logan last week was met by police when a man, later identified as Andrew Baker, was accused of improper behavior midflight by an unidentified woman

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Jake Lowrey of Lowrey Financial stops by to discuss his new weekend show on WRKO called Mass Wealth Radio

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While battling with Worcester to be the home of the Red Sox minor league franchise, Pawtucket see a large increase in the price of doing business with the team

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One month after a similar issue during a basketball broadcast, former Trump campaigner David Bossie, now a pundit on Fox News, uses the term" cotton pickin" in discussion with a black co-worker

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President Trump tweeted his desire to change the way in which the country deals with border crossers

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Mass. Senator Elizabeth Warren paid a visit to an immigrant detention center near the southern border over the weekend

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Fun and historical facts for June 25th

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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked to leave the Red Hen restaurant in Virginia when the owner informed her that she didn't meet their moral standards.

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After a whirlwind of speculation about veiled statements he made about Michael Cohen, Tom Arnold went on CNN and refused to comment in any way about what he meant

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The Supreme Court rules that online retailers must now charge a sales tax

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Fun and historical facts for June 22nd

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The cover of TIME magazine features a picture of the president looking down at the famous crying immigrant baby from one of the detention centers

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The first lady went to a detention center on the Southern border wearing a jacket that said "I really don't care. Do U?"

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The producers of "Roseanne" have announced that they have reached an agreement to continue the show without its star

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Summit Financial CEO Ryan Skinner calls in to discuss the best options for your retirement

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Celtics legend Kevin McHale may or may not have been at a rally for President Trump in Minnesota

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The Trump administration is floating a reorganization of the cabinet which would combines the departments of Labor and Education

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President Trump signed an executive order to end the policy of removing children from their families when they cross the border illegally

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A woman attending a Philadelphia Phillies game left with a black eye after she was hit by a flying hot dog

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Phil Amaru fills in for Susan to discuss ways to protect your assets when moving from your home into assisted living. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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After three different ballot initiatives gained signatures for a November vote, Beacon Hill has taken steps to address the issues included in them before the vote

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While discussing the detention center for younger immigrants on air, Rachel Maddow broke down in tears. But were they real?

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The photo optics of Melania sitting on a couch and President Trump hugging the American flag seem to be the opposite of expectations

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Fun and historical facts for June 20th

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Corey Lewandowski is under fire for responding "Womp Womp" when confronted with a story of an immigrant baby with down syndrome being taken away from her mother

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A crowd gathered at a Mexican restaurant to heckle Dept. of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielson over her implementation of President Trump's "zero tolerance" border crossing policy

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Paul Parsons, president of Plan Strong Financial calls in to discuss the latest news affecting the markets

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A proposed plan to link North and South Station by rail which was said to be in the range of $4-$6 billion dollars came in at a much higher price than anticipated

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Multiple schools in the south are changing their names to Barack Obama Elementary school after removing their previous confederate generals' names

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The president has called for a new sixth branch of the military which he dubbed the "Space Force" which he says will be a separate but equal branch

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Fun and historical facts for June 19th

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While the president is doubling down on a policy he blames on the democrats, even many in his own party are saying this policy needs to stop

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Due to an oddity of baseball's rules, Juan Soto's home run last night actually came before being called up to the majors

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A Pittsburgh newspaper has fired a political cartoonist after his work began being consistently rejected for being too "angry" at the president

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Peter Strzok, at the center of the IG report on the FBI and DOJ, says he is willing to testify at congressional hearings if called

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Phil Mickelson was visibly frustrated with a putt during this weekend's U.S. Open and did something that has many golf fans calling for his suspension from the tour

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Fun and historical facts for June 18th

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While the president continues to blame Democrats, consensus is building that the administration should take action to stop the process of children being separated from their parents at the border

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Roger Stone, a Trump ally, has now "remembered" a meeting with a Russian offering information on Hillary Clinton for money during the 2016 election

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Scott Whitley calls in to talk all things barbecue

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Grace Curly drops by to discuss the president, twitter, the royals and the best burgers in town

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The president noticed that Steve Doucy was braodcasting from the White House lawn and decided to give an hour long impromptu interview to Steve and then the rest of the networks live

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AG Jeff Sessions doubled down on his plan to separate children from their parents when they cross the Mexican border and Sarah Huckabee Sanders was forced to defend it

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One in a series of tweets from President Trump on Friday morning was a mention of the winning World Cup bid announced this week and a shout out to Patriots owner Robert Kraft

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Everyone got something out of the report which finally came out this week from the IG office of the FBI

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial calls in to discuss preparing your finances for retirement

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Someone objecting to cyclists in Newton has taken the approach of putting down tacks in the bike lanes to trip up bikers

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Fun and historical facts for June 14th

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Tennessee Senator Bob Corker responded to Tuesday's primary results by saying that the Republican party has become a cult of personality around Donald Trump

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Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeting out wondering if CBS News knows something she doesn't after they reported rumors that she and Raj Shah will be leaving the press office of the White House by the end of this year

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Andover high school is considering reprinting its yearbooks after realizing one student's quote was originally said by a member of the Nazi party

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A young woman attending a concert got her head stuck in the tail pipe of a truck for 45 minutes in what was called a "possibly alcohol related" incident

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss sun screen and what you need to know about it. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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On his way back from Singapore, President Trump took some time out to fire shots back at Robert De Niro after his Tony Awards speech and to weigh in against South Carolina Rep. Mark Sanford's re-election

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The United States, Canada and Mexico will be jointly hosting the World Cup in 2026

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Sean Somers, owner of the Green Dragon Tavern calls in to discuss the controversy around his bar and his alleged dealings with Nazis on yelp

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Fun and historical facts for June 13th

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One day removed from the North Korea summit opinions are starting to form on how things went

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VB had a negative experience with traffic which leads to a discussion of how Boston's infrastructure has gotten so bad

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Washington DC held a parade for the Stanley Cup Champions

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Paul Parsons of Plan Strong Financial calls in to discuss changes in Social Security and Social Media stocks

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Protesters supporting the Massachusetts Poor People's Campaign blocked traffic during rush hour in the financial district on Monday to raise awareness for their cause

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The Supreme Court voted 5-4 in favor of upholding an Ohio law which allows the state to remove voters from their registration after six years of inactivity

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Fun and historical facts for June 12th

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The historic summit between North Korea and the U.S. took place in Singapore and seems to have gone well for all sides.

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Scott Whitley of Wicked Bites calls in to discuss where in New England to get the best lobster rolls

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Grace from the Howie Carr show weighs in on President Trump's latest ideas on the NFL

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The president hit on a number of issues while walking to his plane before the G7

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A kindergarten class has begun teaching kids a song about what to do in an active shooter situation

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Fun and historical facts for June 8th

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Chef and television star Anthony Bourdain has taken his own life at age 62

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The president tweets congratulations to the Stanley Cup champion Washington Senators and coins what could be a great new catch phrase

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A career staffer in the Senate was arrested for leaking classified information to his girlfriend who worked for BuzzFeed and later the New York Times

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President Trump had words for the leaders of Canada and France about the G7 summit, trade deficits and tariffs

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President Trump is preparing for his summit with North Korea's leadership which he says will be more about attitude than about preperation

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President Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani had some harsh words for Stormy Daniels, but got a rebuke from the president's wife

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Julian Edelman is facing a four game suspension for a violation of the Performance Enhancing Drug policy

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Ryan Skinner of Summit Financial talks retirement with Kim

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In the first episode of her show since the Ivanka scandal, Samantha Bee apologized again

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Two stories show just how different life is when you live in Russia

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A pair or morning tweets from the president (incorrectly) bring up an ironic subject and confirm a pardon

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Fun and historical facts for June 7th

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A federal judge has ruled that the president does not have the authority to penalize Philadelphia financially for being a sanctuary city

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In light of the new details in the Wayne Chapman case, Governor Charlie Baker has called for the creation of a new panel to oversee sentencing for sex offenders

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An Ecuadorian man who was delivering a pizza to a military base was taken into custody by ICE when they found he was living in the country illegally

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss mosquito and bug repellent myths. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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Former president Bill Clinton's publicity tour for his new book continued on the Stephen Colbert show, where he still can't seem to get his statement right on #MeToo and Monica

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A man who has spent 40 years in jail for child sex offenses was set to be released but allegedly exposed himself to fellow inmates just before his time was up

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With more information coming out about the decision process used by Judge Feeley in a Massachusetts drug case, people are looking to the example set in California, where another judge who made a controversial decision was just recalled

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Sarah Huckabee Sanders continued her battles with the press and got a bit heated when people questioned her credibility

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Rumors are circulating that Dennis Rodman will have a seat at the table for the upcoming North Korea summit

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After hearing rumors that less than ten were planning on attending, the president rescinded the Philadelphia Eagles' invitation to the White House

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Fun and historical facts for June 5th

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The Supreme Court ruled that a baker who refused to make a cake for a gay couple's wedding had his religious rights violated by the Colorado board who sanctioned him. But they did not rule on the larger issue of gay rights vs. religious freedom

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Saugus High School has playoff games set to come but ran into trouble at this week's graduation ceremony when seven student atheletes were caught with cigars. Breaking the zero tolerance policy for smoking on school property means they won't be playing in the playoffs

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Paul Debole calls in to discuss his guest hosting spot on Coast to Coast tonight and conspiracy theories about the Kennedy assassinations

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An FBI agent was dancing in a crowd late at night and attempted a back flip, His gun fell and shot someone as he attempted to retrieve it

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Facebook is in the news yet again over privacy concerns after it was revealed that they shared user data with over 60 major tech companies

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Former president Bill Clinton was clearly caught off guard by an interview which brought up his cheating scandal

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A local business in Chelmsford was giving a citation for improper use of the American flag for it's Memorial Day display

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Fun and historical facts for June 4th

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Part of the leaked information that came out over the weekend was that the president is now admitting to writing his son Donald Jr.'s defense of a secret Russian meeting

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Rudy Giuliani did another series of interviews over the weekend to talk about the Russia investigation and newly leaked information

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It now looks like the North Korean summit is back on, and to celebrate Kim Jong Un sent President Trump a comically giant letter

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Kris Kobach, running for governor of Kansas, rode in a parade over the weekend in an American flag jeep with an enormous gun perched on top of it

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Scott Whitley joins us to discuss the best donut places around New England

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What's your favorite donut?

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A new jobs report shows that unemployment is at its lowest level in 60 years. Will the president get credit for that in November?

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Fun and historical facts for June 1st

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Both TBS and its star Samantha Bee have apologized for using an inappropriate word directed at the president's daughter Ivanka Trump

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A man stopped by police with an injured woman in his car is in more trouble after they searched his house and found three dead bodies

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After announcing the pardon of Dinesh D'Souza, President Trump is rumored to be considering pardons of others including Martha Stewart & Rod Blagojevich

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Trading Spaces star Paige Davis calls in to discuss her run in the North Shore Music Theatre production of Mame

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After a long absence from the public eye and an unusual tweet, people begin speculating about what's up with the first lady

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Fun and historical facts for May 31st

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Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was caught off guard when a thirteen year old asked a pointed question about school safety and got a bit emotional with her response

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Kim Kardashian had a meeting with President Trump to discuss prison reform

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One day after Roseanne was pulled off the air because of its star's racial tweet, Samantha Bee on Wednesday night called the president's daughter what many consider the worst word you can use about a woman.

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Susan Wornick calls in with advice for how to handle overly aggressive sales people that come to your front door and won't leave. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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Trey Gowdy went on Fox News to say that after reviewing confidential materials on the so-called "SpyGate" he is comfortable with how they went about the investigation and he thinks its what the American people would want

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Eric Greitens, the embattled governor of Missourri, has finally resigned under pressure from state Republicans

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Fun and historical facts for May 30th

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Harvard University has put out a study that says the official death toll in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria was over 4,600 people, almost 70 times the official government number of 64

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After she took to twitter to make a racial joke about former Obama staffer Valerie Jarrett, Rosanne Barr was fired and disavowed by ABC and her show "Rosanne" which was then cancelled.

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Starbucks is closing most of its locations today to do a corporate training and institute its new policies around people using their stores

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Fun and historical facts for May 29th

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The president was quite busy on twitter over the weekend as well as Tuesday morning

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With the North Korea summit possibly back on now, a North Korean diplomat has landed in New York City

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Ivanka Trump got a lot of negative feedback when she tweeted a picture of herself with her son over the weekend. Some people found it tone deaf while stories of missing immigrant children were in the headlines

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Two reporters from a South Carolina televesion station were killed when a large tree fell on their truck while reporting on the crazy storms

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The Kuhnerman calls in to talk about his rally in Salem this afternoon

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If gas prices continue to rise, will people begin to blame the president

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Fun and historical facts for May 24th

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A judge has ruled the the president cannot legally block people on twitter because it restricts their first amendment rights

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CNN's reporting on "Spy Gate" or the lack of "Spy Gate"

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The NFL owners have collectively decided that teams will be fined for players kneeling during the national anthem, but they will no longer be required to be on field if they choose not to

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Susan Wornick calls in with tips on hiring the right contractor to update your home. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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A Publix supermarket in South Carolina gave a woman who ordered a graduation cake a surprise when it censored a common phrase on the cake

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The NFL owners meeting included a lengthy discussion on what, if anything, should be done about the players who kneel during the national anthem

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Fun and historical facts for May 23rd

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After a speech where he questioned the importance of the midterm elections, the president woke up to continue his days long twitter rant on what he has dubbed "Spygate"

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A New York couple who has been trying to evict their adult son after eight years of living off them won their case in court to legally remove him

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Some of the lighter stories of the morning include a second sink hole popping up in Trump world, this time at the White House, and the ratings win for the Royal Family

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Paul Parsons of Plan Strong Financial calls in to discuss Megatrends and how they affect the market

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The post office is releasing a limited edition of summer popsicle themed forever stamps that will be Scratch N Sniff

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Senator Marco Rubio took an aggressive stance on the trade war with China on twitter as he sent out multiple messages questioning the president's negotiations

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Schools in smaller districts across the country and moving to a four day work week to attract teachers

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Two women who are American citizens but were talking to each other in Spanish at a Montana gas station 30 miles from the Canadian border were stopped and questions for 35 minutes by a border control officer

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Barack and Michelle Obama have signed a deal with Netflix to provide content for the entertainment company

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The president met with his FBI Director and Deputy Attorney General to discuss his concerns about the IG report and their handling of his campaign concerns

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A baboon who was being transferred to an animal sanctuary took up residence in the baggage claim of San Antonio's airport after escaping from his cage

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The president shot off a steady stream of tweets about China, Obama and the FBI investigation into him to start off Monday morning

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Hillary Clinton gave the commencement speech at Yale's graduation and couldn't help but reference the Russia investigation and the 2016 election

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After last month's arrest of two black men in a Starbucks, the chain has announced a new policy that any person in a Starbucks is to be treated as a customer regardless of purchase

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A New Jersey principal is apologizing to his black students after sending out prom invitations with the slogan "party like its 1776" on them

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Fun and historical facts for May 21st

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Reaction from all sides was swift after yet another school shooting kills ten in Texas

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President Trump has vowed to find out about what he says was an FBI mole that was embedded within his presidential campaign

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The Royal Wedding took place Saturday morning and was everything Kim and Marita could have wanted

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Scott Whitley calls in to preview this week's edition of Wicked Bites

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Grace from the Howie Carr show drops by to discuss all things Royal Wedding for this weekend

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A Boston man who spent a few months in jail after a Burger King falsely accused him of using counterfeit money to pay for his food says that he was profiled because he was homeless and black

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Fun and historical facts for May 18th

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Alabama Representative Mo Brooks sits on the congressional science committee and gave his latest theory that rising sea levels are due to an increase in rocks being dropped in the ocean

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While the president continues to tweet about his FBI theory, Rudy Giuiliani once again may have to "get his facts straight"

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The president continued to push his theory that the FBI under Obama had a spy imbedded in his campaign even as his own lawyer disputes it

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The White House showed its sense of humor as everyone from Ivanka, to Sara Sanders, KellyAnne Conway and even the president himself weighed in on Laurel vs. Yanny

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Anticipation is building for Saturday's royal wedding with new details coming out moment by moment

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Fun and historical facts for May 17th

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A Salem judge has set a convicted heroin dealer free and people worry that it was to avoid having him be deported

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In an interview with Laura Ingrahm, Rudy Giuliani says that Robert Meuller has assured President Trump that he will not indict and that the investigation has almost concluded

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Rex Tillerson gave a commencement speech in which he warned of the dangers of lack of honesty and integrity in our leadership. And while he didn't mention President Trump, people made assumptions.

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In a round table about immigration, the subject of MS-13 came up and the president referred to them as "animals". But was he talking just about gang members or about all immigrants?

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As royal wedding mania kicks into high gear, Dunkin Donuts has released the royal wedding donut and we had to try it

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Beacon Hill is likely to pass a bill which would allow people to choose X in addition to M or F as their gender on all state ID's

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss tips you need to know when having high ends closets installed in your home. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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A new "head tax" which plans to tax large companies per employee to fund homeless programs in Seattle is causing trouble with its biggest resident

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Fun and historical facts for May 16th

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Several governors and senators are soliciting for the president to receive the Nobel Peace Prize

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The city of Newton was on edge when multiple people claim to have seen a bear in a tree near the center of town

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Kim Jong Un has cancelled talks with South Korea and is threatening not to meet with President Trump

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A sound clip went viral on the internet because some people here the name "Laurel" and others hear the name "Yanny"

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Paul Parsons calls in to discuss annuities and this week in the market

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Massachusetts is taking up a measure to look into how students whose parents haven't paid for their school lunches should be handled as people worry that students feel shame when they aren't allowed to eat

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The White House says that they are handling the staffer who insulted John McCain internally, but the McCain family feels like it may be time to move on

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Fun and historical facts for May 15th

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The Supreme Court has struck down a law which will pave the way for states to legalize sports gambling

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Protests and attacks continue on the border between Israel and Palestine

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Every day brings a new controversy around the royal wedding. Today we wonder if the bride's father will be attending

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A private school made the questionable choice to have a live tiger at its Jungle Theme prom

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During a ceremony to mark the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem on the anniversary of Israel's independence, the death toll rises during nearby protests on the Israeli / Palestinian border

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The Wrigley's company is looking to hire interns to be candy testers over the summer, leading to a discussion of your best or most interesting summer job

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General John Kelly did an interview over the weekend where he said that many Latin American immigrants are probably not bad people, but have little or no education and are unable to assimilate into American society

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Fun and historical facts for May 14th

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New rumors have come out suggesting that the president and Fox News pundit Sean Hannity speak nightly before the president turns in for the evening

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An ISIS affiliated terrorist killed one man and injured three more before being shot by Police in Paris, France

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Is it real or a hoax? A Minnesota man finds what he says was a deer with two heads

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A minor league baseball game was interrupted by a snake in the outfield. Pun away!

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The Eastern Conference championship got underway Sunday with Boston spanking Cleveland in Game 1

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With Brooklyn 99 getting the ax this week, what other shows were cancelled before they were ready to go

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Fun and historical facts for May 11th

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Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Neilson is said to have threatened to resign after being berated by President Trump in a meeting

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Producer Lightening and her fiance are arguing over their first dance at their wedding. She decided to let listeners weigh in

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A three question cognitive test is said to be able to tell if a person is high IQ. How did our team do?

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Questions are arising about Trump adviser Kelly Sadler joking that John McCain's opinion doesn't matter because he's about to die

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Mike McCarthy of the TSA called in to discuss the hiring event for Logan Airport going on this week

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Mitt Romney says his wife was horrified that he bought a cheap tuxedo on Amazon to attend the MET ball

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Roger Stone, author of STONE’S RULES: HOW TO WIN AT POLITICS, BUSINESS AND STYLE calls in to discuss all things Trump

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The state house of Massachusetts has passed a bill which will ban sales of cigarettes to anyone under 21

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Fun and historical facts for May 10th

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Starting in 2020, all new homes built in the state of California will be required to be solar powered

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Massachusetts has begun adding GPS tracking to their state trooper vehicles, but the police union is protesting what they say is an unfair change

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How did Stormy Daniels' attorney Michael Avanotti come upon info about Michael Cohen's bank accounts including payments from a certain Russian oligarch

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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrived back on American soil with three hostages returned from North Korea

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What's more surprising, that Seattle player Suzuki allegedly asked a teammate who Tom Brady is, or that Rudy Giuliani had time to take in a Yankees game?

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Paul Parsons, president of Plan Strong Financial checks in with a look at the market for this week

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The MBTA announced a ten year $3 billion expansion plan to modernize the Green Line

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Fun and historical facts for May 8th

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions headed to the California border to reconfirm his message that border crossers will be arrested and sent back

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Kim interviews Keith Lockhart on the upcoming Boston Pops season

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The first lady announced the agenda she will be pursuing in the White House under the umbrella of "Be Best" which includes anti-bullying, healthy eating and drug abuse

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Four women have come forward with allegations against New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman which have already led to his resignation effective today

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While many celebrities made news at last night's MET Gala for how good they looked, reaction was not as favorable to Tom Brady's chosen outfit. But Gisele definitely loved it.

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Two radio stations have announced they will no longer play Kanye West music

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The New York Times published a lengthy interview with John McCain who appears to be making his final preperations

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Brad Marchand has been told yet again by the NHL to stop licking other players

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Fun and historical facts for May 7th

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The Boston Globe reports that former Secretary of State John Kerry has been holding backdoor meetings with Europe and Iran to save the Iran nuclear deal

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Gina Haspel, currently the nominee to head the CIA, is rumored to be considering stepping down before her hearings begin

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After a crazy start to his run as President Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani continues to make news

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With her appearance on Saturday Night Live this weekend, what is Stormy Daniels trying to accomplish at this point

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All the last minute quirky stories, updates, and news brought to you on May 4th!

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Mike Wendt joins VB and Kelli (Guest Host) to talk Hot Dogs!

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Grace joins VB, Kelly, and Lightning to talk about Kanye's relationship with President Trump. & Are you team Ryan Gosling or The Rock?

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Stan Rosenberg's resignation & Coach Belichick has accepted a position to serve on President Trump's Sport's Counsel promoting nutrition and fitness.

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What happened On This Day in history for May 4th.

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Guest Host Kelli O'Hara and VB discuss NBC's mistake of reporting wiretapping incorrectly. What was initially reported and then corrected? They break it down here.

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Sarah Huckabee Sanders gets grilled by Jim Acosta and the press on whether she was kept in the dark about Michael Cohen's $130k payment to Stormy.

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss when the right time to buy a kid a cell phone should be. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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Lost in the news about Giuliani's statements about Michael Cohen, he also had some interesting things to say about the Robert Mueller investigation and Ivanka Trump

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With Rudy Giuliani all but confirming that Trump cheated on his wife and lied about it, is there a difference in how we view him versus Bill Clinton in the 90's

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Even though an ethics report looks really bad for Stan Rosenberg it looks like he may not lose his seat in the Massachusetts State Senate

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Fun and historical facts for May 3rd

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Rudy Giuliani went on Sean Hannity's show and changed the position of the Trump legal team when he stated that Trump paid Michael Cohen back for the Stormy Daniels payment

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A new report from the Department of Education puts the latest test scores for public schools in reading and math for 8th graders nation wide at shocking new lows

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Fun and historical facts for May 2nd

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Dr. Harold Bornstein, formerly Donald Trump's doctor says he feels violated after Trump's bodyguard raided his office for his medical records

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After receiving negative blowback, a Catholic school is backtracking on its plans to require girls in skimpy prom dresses to wear "modesty ponchos" over them

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Among other outrageous statements made in a freewheeling TMZ interview, Kanye West suggested that black people were stuck in slavery by choice

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Three different people were attacked by a rabid fox in Burlington

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Paul Parsons, president of Plan Strong Financial updates us on the markets and what's hot this week

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The release of Mayochup, the mayonnaise and ketchup combo, leads to a discussion of bad taste combinations

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Charlie Baker announced plans to reduce the state sales tax and bring back the sales tax holiday. But does he mean it?

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A girl in Utah who wore a traditional Chinese dress got called out on twitter for cultural appropriation

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Fun and historical facts for May 1st

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More stories have surfaced about Dr. Ronnie Jackson which now draw Mike and Karen Pence into the story

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The New York Times has published 44 questions which they say have leaked from the list that Robert Meuller plans to ask President Trump if / when they meet

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NBC News reports that General John Kelly calls the president an idiot and has told people he doesn't understand DACA

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As both defenders of Michelle Wolf and the Trump Administration dig in on both sides about Saturday night's routine, Wolf doubles down and says she wouldn't change a word

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When asked if he was happy with his current situation on the New England Patriots, Tom Brady opted to "plead the fifth" adding to speculation about behind the scenes friction in Foxborough

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ABC news pollster Frank Luntz calls in to discuss the most recent poll he did on how polarized the nation has become

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After a manhunt, the man who killed a Maine police officer was finally found and caught

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Fun and historical facts for April 30th

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Former NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw is fighting back against allegations from a former employee

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With the details on Ronnie Jackson becoming murkier we begin to wonder if he was railroaded, what Jon Tester's role was, and whether any of it was ever true

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Today's puns were supposed to be about the disappearing French tree at the White House but all people wanted to discuss was Kim Jong Un's portable wooden toilet

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Sarah Huckabee Sanders stood in for the president at this year's correspondents dinner in which host Michelle Wolfe went all in on her and the administration

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Scott Whitley talks diners, royal cruisine, and a lot more live from the Iron Town Diner in Saugus!

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Grace from the Howie Show joins Kim and VB live from the Iron Town Diner for their weekly pop culture chat!

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Ken Bone or election debate fame posted a photo of his son at a shooting range learning how to shoot an AK-47. His son was then suspended from school

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Boston's city council voted unanimously to change the name of Yawkey Way back to Jersey St after Red Sox owners John and Linda Henry protested the name

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Fun and historical facts for April 27th

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Yet another scandal in the news for the Mass State Troopers as they now face allegations of not paying taxes on financial perks

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Two women have come forward to accuse former NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw of sexually harassing them when they worked for him twenty years ago

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Bill Cosby has been found guilty in his retrial about sexual assault charges and did not handle it well in the court room

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President Trump tweets that the war is over as the leaders of North and South Korea meet for the first time ever and appear to make headway toward peace

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Lou Laskey, a volunteer with veterans organization Carry The Load, stops by to discuss Memorial Day and the good work CarryTheLoad.Org does in recognizing veterans and military familes for their sacrifice

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After several stories broke about his past in the last few days, Admiral Ronnie Jackson has removed himself from consideration for Secretary of Veterans Affairs

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Where is the best place for VB to take the family to celebrate National Pretzel Day

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Tapes has surfaced from a meeting last fall among NFL owners discussing the president, and Patriots owner Bob Kraft does not sound like a fan

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Fun and historical facts for April 26th

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A drug addict who killed a police officer in Maine turns out to be a regular in court who had been released on bail in Massachusetts while awaiting trial

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The entertainment world was abuzz about the renewed love affair between rapper Kanye West and President Donald Trump

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The Boston Bruins took down the Chicago Black Hawks in 7 games to advance to the next round of the NHL Playoffs against the Tampa Bay Lightning

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Susan Wornick calls in to discuss keeping your home insured properly. Brought to us by Rubino & Liang

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Boston's Magazine's rank of the most influential Bostonians pits Linda Henry against Mayor Marty Walsh

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Rapper Meek Mill had his prison sentence overturned by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court

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Fun and historical facts for April 25th

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ABC reporter Jonathan Karl was rebuked by the president for asking a "stupid question" after bringing up Michael Cohen and the rumors he may be pardoned

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A third federal judge, this time a Republican nominee, has agreed the President Trump did not have the authority to end the DACA program in the way that he did

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President Trump's nominee for Secretary of Veterans Affairs Ronny Jackson has had his confirmation hearing delayed as revelations come out about his past

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President Trump held the first State Dinner of his presidency for Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron, the president and first lady of France

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Plan Strong Financial president Paul Parsons calls in to talk all things financial and the hottest stories in the market this week

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Fun and historical facts for the April 24th

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President Trump's insistence that the Steele dossier is a fraud because he didn't sleep in Russia during the Miss Universe pageant is debunked by flight records and social media which dispute his claim

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Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky insisted he would be the deciding "no" vote against Mike Pompeo for Secretary of State, but changed his mind at the last minute

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President and Mrs. Trump host the first family of France for their first state dinner and the menu is decidedly French

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A man who drove a van onto a sidewalk, killing ten and injuring dozens more, was taken into custody alive by Toronto police

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Mitt Romney's run for the US Senate in Utah kicked into high gear as he sat front row at a Utah Jazz game and was caught on camera heckling

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Princess Kate gave birth to the royal couple's third baby on Monday morning and went home in heels later that afternoon with the baby

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Boston Globe columnist Margery Eagan wrote a column asking why Clarence Thomas hasn't been questioned as part of the #MeToo movement

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Fun and historical facts for April 23rd

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The president tweeted non stop on a variety of issues all weekend long

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In a recent interview Shania Twain said that she's Canadian and couldn't vote, but she would have voted for Donald Trump, After backlash on twitter she then apologized

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Former NFL player Jay Feeley caught flack on social media over the weekend for posting a picture he took with his daughter and her prom date where he is pretending to threaten the date with his hand gun

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Dylan McWilliams was bitten by a shark over the weekend after previously surviving being bitten by a rattlesnake and a bear

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Scott Whitley calls in to discuss large meals around New England

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Grace from the Howie Carr Show stops by the talk all thing millenial

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Fun and historical facts for April 20th

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As the late former first lady lays in state, a Fresno professor is taking flack for calling her a racist and claiming her right to tenure as her defense

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Do people smoke pot? Should it be legal? Is it harmful?

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Former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe was found to be potentially in violation of federal law by the Inspector General. Will he face jail time?

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Chris Christie gave one last goodbye to New Jersey by commissioning the most expensive governor's portrait in history

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The Department of Justice released the memos that James Comey referenced in his testimony in the midst of his continued media tour

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Fun and historical facts for April 19th