Revisiting The Horror Of Covid | 9.23.25 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 4

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Howie Carr

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🗓️ 23 September 2025

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Following a "Chump Line" call inspired by Charlie Parker, Howie recalled some of the absurd things we had to do during Covid. Visit the Howie Carr Radio Network website to access columns, podcasts, and other exclusive content.

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0:00.0	This podcast is brought to you by my new book, Mass Corruption.
0:04.1	The special pre-order discount ends this Sunday, September 28th.
0:08.0	To order, go to Howie Car Show.com and click store.
0:25.1	Howie Car, Boston Herald Colonist and Radio Hitman.
0:29.3	Howie is sort of an insidious force in this area.
0:35.5	Nothing gets you going in the morning, like a good cup of Joe and a little Howie Car, right? We love Howie Car, right?
0:41.9	Yeah, who do you know?
0:44.6	A paper boy.
0:46.4	I was referred to today as 1970s Boston.
0:49.6	It comes from the tabloid talk show stuff in Boston, and it was concocted there.
0:59.3	It's Howie Car.
1:05.0	844-542, 42, watching the Fox News Channel, five at five.
1:20.2	And do you see what they're leading with?
1:21.7	I hope Sandy, our caller in the first hour, is watching.
1:24.9	They're leading with Kamala's book.
1:26.8	Because it's entertaining, okay?
1:29.1	It's for laughs.
1:31.1	No one's taking it seriously.
1:34.9	All right.
1:35.9	844-5-400-42-42-8-4-500-42, 8-4-500-42, 42, 42.
1:50.4	A North Carolina police officer who declared he was Antifa in a post on the social media app,
1:54.6	Blue Sky was fired Monday by the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
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