Ret. Riverside Police Chief Tom Weiztel shares his thoughts on how police leaders can resist interference in their job by political actors and keep the focus on preserving law and order and protecting fellow law enforcement officers.

 

Ret. Riverside Police Chief Tom Weiztel shares his thoughts on how police leaders can resist interference in their job by political actors and keep the focus on preserving law and order and protecting fellow law enforcement officers.
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Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk.

Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk.

The Ray Stevens Show

Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk. 

Ray Stevens brings the RIGHT side of the conversation to mornings on 890 WLS-AM live from 6am-9am. If you missed the show, come here to catch up on the right side of Chicago talk.&nbsp;

Ret. Police Chief Tom Weitzel: Police leaders must stand firm against political interference

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Nick and Ray tackle the controversy surrounding the Super Bowl halftime show, featuring Bad Bunny. They discuss the backlash against the NFL for featuring Bad Bunny, with some listeners feeling that the performance was too explicit. Nick shares his thoughts on the matter, saying that he's not bothered by the lyrics, but rather by the NFL's attempt to push a certain agenda. The guys also chat with Mark Glennon from Wirepoints about a $1.5 million grant to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, which some see as a way to fund left-wing activism.

Nick and Ray tackle the controversy surrounding the Super Bowl halftime show, featuring Bad Bunny. They discuss the backlash against the NFL for featuring Bad Bunny, with some listeners feeling that the performance was too explicit. Nick shares his thoughts on the matter, saying that he's not bothered by the lyrics, but rather by the NFL's attempt to push a certain agenda. The guys also chat with Mark Glennon from Wirepoints about a $1.5 million grant to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, which some see as a way to fund left-wing activism.

The Ray Stevens Show - Tuesday, February 10th 2026

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Ray and Nick discuss the Super Bowl halftime show, with Ray watching the Turning Point USA show and Nick watching the Bad Bunny performance. They share their thoughts on the differing styles and messages of the two shows, with Nick appreciating the more traditional, patriotic tone of the Turning Point USA show. Meanwhile, they also touch on other topics, including the NFL's efforts to grow its audience and the recent news about Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.

Ray and Nick discuss the Super Bowl halftime show, with Ray watching the Turning Point USA show and Nick watching the Bad Bunny performance. They share their thoughts on the differing styles and messages of the two shows, with Nick appreciating the more traditional, patriotic tone of the Turning Point USA show. Meanwhile, they also touch on other topics, including the NFL's efforts to grow its audience and the recent news about Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.

The Ray Stevens Show - Monday, February 9th 2026

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Brad Schlenker and his co-pilot Fabio Nunes have been detained in the West African country of Guinea since December after landing to refuel during a private charter to Dubai.

Brad's brother Jon Schlenker joins Ray Stevens to bring the story to light and try to raise awareness of his brother's situation and help get Brad and Fabio back home safe.

Brad Schlenker and his co-pilot Fabio Nunes have been detained in the West African country of Guinea since December after landing to refuel during a private charter to Dubai.
Brad's brother Jon Schlenker joins Ray Stevens to bring the story to light and try to raise awareness of his brother's situation and help get Brad and Fabio back home safe.

West Chicago pilot remains detained in Guinea for 40 days despite no formal charges

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Ret. Police Chief Tom Weitzel: Police leaders must stand firm against political interference

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