The Ray Stevens Show

Hans von Spakovsky of Advancing American Freedom discusses President Trump's primetime address on the 2020 election and the ongoing debate over election integrity. Corey Brooks, founder of Project H.O.O.D., reacts after vandals smashed windows at his South Side community center and discusses the organization's mission to combat crime through education and opportunity. Mortgage expert David Hochberg provides the latest housing and lending outlook, while economist Stephen Moore breaks down the week's biggest economic trends. The show concludes with Tim Graham of NewsBusters, who discusses claims that Google suppressed coverage of the Graham Platner scandal and the broader debate over Big Tech's influence on online information.
Key Segments:
Election integrity and Trump's address

Project H.O.O.D. targeted by vandals

Housing and economic outlook

Big Tech and media bias debate

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Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss what she describes as a pattern of scandals, ethics concerns and government failures under Democratic leadership in Illinois. McCombie argues that taxpayers deserve greater transparency and accountability, while outlining the Republican agenda for restoring fiscal responsibility, strengthening public trust and improving state government.
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Chris Plante opens the show with his take on the day's biggest headlines. Former Deputy Assistant to President Trump John Ullyot discusses how the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham could affect the future of the SAVE Act. Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie outlines what she describes as a pattern of Democratic scandals and government failures in Illinois. Jennifer Davis, a candidate for Illinois' 8th Congressional District, discusses the charges against a Venezuelan national accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl in Pingree Grove and the broader debate over immigration and public safety. Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso wraps up the show with details on the Justice Department's largest-ever trade fraud crackdown.
Key Segments:
John Ullyot on the future of the SAVE Act

Tony McCombie on Illinois government controversies

Immigration and public safety debate

DOJ announces record trade fraud crackdown

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Dan Zaksheske of OutKick joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss why members of Congress are questioning the WNBA over its treatment of Caitlin Clark. Zaksheske examines the league's handling of its biggest star, the growing concerns over player safety and the broader debate about fairness, media coverage and the future of women's basketball.
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Amy Swearer, senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss a federal appeals court decision upholding Illinois' assault weapons ban and what it could mean as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to consider the issue. Swearer explains the constitutional questions at stake, the potential impact on Second Amendment rights and what gun owners should watch next.
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