The Ray Stevens Show

Phil Flynn, energy analyst at Price Futures Group and contributor to Fox Business, joins Ray Stevens to discuss how a Venezuelan oil deal and the ongoing trade dispute with Canada could affect energy prices and markets. Later, Chris Clem, former chief patrol agent for the U.S. Border Patrol in Yuma, Arizona, discusses the federal decision not to pursue charges against ICE agent Christian Castro and an ICE operation in Memphis that detains more than 100 people.

Jeff Monnosso reports on a federal crackdown targeting fraud in the trucking industry, while Charles Lipson, professor emeritus at the University of Chicago, analyzes prospects for peace involving Iran and growing concerns about Russia's posture toward NATO.

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Jeremy Eaton, representing Heroes on the Water Chicago Chapter, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the organization's efforts to provide free fishing experiences for veterans, first responders and their families. Eaton explains how outdoor recreation helps participants build connections, reduce stress and strengthen community ties.

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Chief Tom Weitzel, retired police chief of Riverside, joins Ray Stevens to discuss a recent mass shooting in Chicago and address what he describes as misinformation surrounding the use of license plate readers in law enforcement investigations.

Don Palmer, senior legal fellow for election integrity at The Heritage Foundation, discusses a judge's decision to block Trump administration changes to mail-in ballot rules. Later, Jeremy Eaton highlights the work of Heroes on the Water Chicago Chapter, which provides free fishing opportunities for veterans, first responders and their families. Jeff Monosso rounds out the show with a report on a federal investigation involving more than 1 million vehicles and potential braking system concerns.

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Chief Tom Weitzel, retired Riverside police chief, joins Ray Stevens to discuss a recent mass shooting in Chicago and the role technology plays in modern policing. Weitzel addresses concerns surrounding automated license plate readers and explains how law enforcement agencies use the tools during criminal investigations

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State Rep. Tom Weber joins The Ray Stevens Show to discuss the upcoming Illinois midterms, public safety in Fox Lake and his efforts to get things done in Springfield.

Weber talks about the issues facing his district and his focus on delivering results for residents.

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Nazareth Academy varsity football coach Tim Racki and student broadcaster Donato Andersen preview the Big Game of the Week as Nazareth takes on York Friday night at 7 p.m. Fox News Radio’s Eben Brown examines Elon Musk’s plans for a massive SpaceX launch site in Louisiana and what it could mean for the Deep South economy. David Hochberg provides the latest on mortgages and the housing market, while Stephen Moore breaks down the latest economic news. Annette Jenkins of All Seasons Orchard discusses a massive Dolly Parton-themed corn maze honoring her Imagination Library. Fox News Radio’s Jeff Monosso reports on a judge siding with Texas in an ICE officer extradition case.

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BIG GAME OF THE WEEK: NAZARETH VS. YORK!

Nazareth Academy varsity football coach Tim Racki and student broadcaster Donato Andersen join The Ray Stevens Show to preview Friday night's Big Game of the Week!

Nazareth takes on York with kickoff set for 7 p.m. Get ready for another huge night of high school football and find out what to watch for when these two teams take the field.

🎙️ Hear the full preview on The Ray Stevens Show!

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Dr. Chris Colbert of the Cook County Health system joins Ray Stevens to discuss common back-to-school illnesses and what parents should know as students return to the classroom. Later, E.J. Antoni, chief economist at The Heritage Foundation, explains how Canadian tariffs could affect American businesses and consumers.

Bryce Hill of the Illinois Policy Institute discusses a new tax burden facing Cook County taxpayers, while Max Armstrong weighs in on President Trump's proposal to increase beef imports in an effort to lower prices. Dale Turner, a former RCA Records representative, reflects on the life and legacy of country music icon Dolly Parton following news of her death at age 80.

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Max Armstrong, known as the "King of Agri-Biz," joins Ray Stevens to discuss President Trump's proposal to increase beef imports as a way to ease rising prices. Armstrong examines how the plan could affect consumers, farmers and the broader agricultural industry

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Dale Turner, a former RCA Records representative, joins Ray Stevens to reflect on the life and legacy of country music icon Dolly Parton. Turner shares insights from her remarkable career, discusses her impact on country music and popular culture, and explains why generations of fans continue to connect with her music and philanthropy.

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