US Representative Sheila Kerfilas McCormick of Florida has been indicted for allegedly stealing $5 million in federal disaster funds and using it to support her 2021 campaign. The Justice Department accused her of funneling overpayments from a federally funded COVID-19 vaccination staffing contract through her family's healthcare company to her campaign. Matt Gagnon criticized the scheme, highlighting the misuse of FEMA funds and the corruption involved. He also referenced similar issues in Maine politics, emphasizing the misuse of taxpayer dollars for personal gain and the need for accountability in political funding.

Matt speaks with Security Analyst Josh Filler. Josh Filler is an attorney and former New York City, White House, and Department of Homeland Security official. Josh Filler works with law enforcement and other public safety agencies across the country on homeland security and emergency preparedness issues.

A special Civil Air Patrol Edition of the Maine Veterans spotlight.  Col. Mark Hyland, the Maine Wing Commander, talks about the extraordinary work of the official civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force is doing here in Maine.  We will speak to MSG Jason Lister, a US Army Veteran who volunteers his time for the Civil Air Patrol.  Major George Dooley is a US Army Veteran who volunteered his time for the Civil Air Patrol.  Lt. Col. Gregg Curtis is an Air Force Veteran and flight instructor at the University of Maine at Augusta and a volunteer for the Maine Wing of the Civil Air Patrol.

A special Civil Air Patrol Edition of the Maine Veterans spotlight.  Col. Mark Hyland, the Maine Wing Commander, talks about the extraordinary work of the official civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force is doing here in Maine.  We will speak to MSG Jason Lister, a US Army Veteran who volunteers his time for the Civil Air Patrol.  Major George Dooley is a US Army Veteran who volunteered his time for the Civil Air Patrol.  Lt. Col. Gregg Curtis is an Air Force Veteran and flight instructor at the University of Maine at Augusta and a volunteer for the Maine Wing of the Civil Air Patrol.

A special Civil Air Patrol Edition of the Maine Veterans spotlight.  Col. Mark Hyland, the Maine Wing Commander, talks about the extraordinary work of the official civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force is doing here in Maine.  We will speak to MSG Jason Lister, a US Army Veteran who volunteers his time for the Civil Air Patrol.  Major George Dooley is a US Army Veteran who volunteered his time for the Civil Air Patrol.  Lt. Col. Gregg Curtis is an Air Force Veteran and flight instructor at the University of Maine at Augusta and a volunteer for the Maine Wing of the Civil Air Patrol.

A special Civil Air Patrol Edition of the Maine Veterans spotlight.  Col. Mark Hyland, the Maine Wing Commander, talks about the extraordinary work of the official civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force is doing here in Maine.  We will speak to MSG Jason Lister, a US Army Veteran who volunteers his time for the Civil Air Patrol.  Major George Dooley is a US Army Veteran who volunteered his time for the Civil Air Patrol.  Lt. Col. Gregg Curtis is an Air Force Veteran and flight instructor at the University of Maine at Augusta and a volunteer for the Maine Wing of the Civil Air Patrol.

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Matt Gagnon discussed the fallout from the Epstein scandal, focusing on Larry Summers' resignations from his teaching duties and roles at Harvard and OpenAI. Summers' ties to Epstein were revealed through emails, showing a cozy relationship post-Epstein's jail time. Summers resigned from OpenAI's board and stepped back from teaching at Harvard. Gagnon highlighted Summers' influential career and criticized his decision to keep teaching amidst the scandal. He also compared Summers to other disgraced figures like Matt Lauer, advising those in similar situations to quit entirely. Gagnon recommended the Netflix mini-series "Death by Lightning," based on the book "Destiny of the Republic," about President James Garfield.

Matt Gagnon, Jason & Danny discuss their plans for Thanksgiving, including broadcasting live on the holiday and Jason Taylor eating a live turkey on air. They express excitement for the upcoming holidays and even mention early Christmas music. The conversation shifts to the ubiquity of Christmas-themed content, such as Hallmark movies and YouTube videos, and their personal preferences. They also touch on the weather, with Matt's son complaining about the heat in Texas and contrasting it with the colder climates they associate with Christmas. The discussion ends with a light-hearted take on the predictability of Hallmark movies and the setting of Christmas scenes in Maine.

This week, Steve and Jeff welcome Alicia O'Riordon, owner and chef at The Hungry Gains, to sample a meal and discuss her business which delivers locally sourced healthy meals to individuals and businesses. The hosts also talk about why Medicare premiums are going up 10 percent.