It's a happy day. My heart feels like an alligator.

Happy Car Wrights to the Boston Herald, hosts a daily radio show, one of the most famous men in New England.

It comes from the tabloid talk show stuff in Boston, and it was concocted there.

Put your hand on the radio.

Live from the Burner Less Let's Lethal Pistol Studio.

Can somebody shout amen?

It's Howie Carr.

The Boston Globe used to be a newspaper. No longer, not for a long time. Welcome to the Howie Car Show,

844-540-2-42. We're going to talk about the latest, the latest catastrophe for the Boston Globe.

As you know, if you even look at it occasionally, they've been running about

a story a day, sob stories on illegal aliens in Massachusetts, and they're being picked up

and they're being oppressed. And just because they committed a few crimes, they're being thrown

out of the country, and they have

to go back to their native hellholes and get jobs, and it's just a terrible, terrible thing.

So a couple of weeks ago, they came up with a new guy, an Irish guy.

It's as if, you know, they finally found an Irish guy they could like.

Seamus Colleton, an Irishman from Wakefield fighting against deportation.

Oh, ho.

And they made him out.

He was a, he's a wonderful guy, was picked up by ICE for no reason.

He had a spotless record.

He had a black lawyer who talked about how it was terrible.

...