Howie Car, a Boston Herald Colonist and Radio Hitman.

Howie is sort of an insidious force in this area.

By the way, do we have Howie Carr? He's around here someplace.

Where's Howie? Where is Howie? You know Howie Car?

Howie, where the hell are you? The legendary Howie. He's got that radio going.

We love Howie Car, right?

Yeah, who do you know?

I was referred to today as 1970s Boston.

Hey, paper boy.

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

He's a good guy, isn't it?

Live from sunny Florida.

Mago-Wago!

It's Howie Carr.

We're monitoring the Darren Reed trial and datum murder trial.

And again, it was another disaster for the prosecution today as one of their witnesses went on national TV to say she was being punished for telling the truth and then had to admit that she'd

committed perjury in front of a state grand jury multiple times. But that's the thumbnail,

Cliff Notes version of it. We'll get to more of it later. Then they tried to recover a little bit. They put on the mother of John O'Keefe, the victim,

and she broke down and cried. And that, you know, that was very brief. And now they've got

another one of the nitwit state police on the stand, Nicholas Guerrino. He reached his Peter principal when he was fetching blueberry muffins from the family

bakery in Norwood in his high school days.

Then he went on and he went on to Mass Bay Community College and he almost flunked out.

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