Speaker 1: It's night with Dan Ray. I'm telling you feasy Boston
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Speaker 2: All right, I'll remember three, Kevin, I appear on the
Speaker 2: night after the twenty twenty four election. Think about it.
Speaker 2: We could have been sitting here tonight saying, well, it's
Speaker 2: still too close to call, and there's still eight or
Speaker 2: ten states out.
Speaker 3: We don't know what's going on in Pennsylvania. Michigan is
Speaker 3: still uncalled. No, this ended quickly and decisively. It was
Speaker 3: really over for all intents and purposes by nine thirty,
Speaker 3: ten o'clock, ten thirty at the latest. If you looked
Speaker 3: at how the numbers were coming in, and you looked
Speaker 3: at where.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump was compared to twenty twenty. Now, I'm going
Speaker 2: to put on the table my inadequacies, and I'd love
Speaker 2: to hear from you. I know all of you want
Speaker 2: to take some victory laps, which is fine, but I
Speaker 2: will tell you that I didn't think Donald Trump could
Speaker 2: win a decisive election. I didn't think he could win
Speaker 2: an election. I thought he could get You've heard me
Speaker 2: say many times over the last a few years that
Speaker 2: he could win a primary, but for him to win
Speaker 2: a general election one to one, face off, if you
Speaker 2: will would not be in the cards. Well, he did
Speaker 2: more than that. He won one to one, beat the
Speaker 2: vice president of the United States. It was a year
Speaker 2: in which there were surprises galore. Two assassination attempts, both
Speaker 2: of which and certainly the first of which he survived
Speaker 2: by the skin of his teeth. If he had not
Speaker 2: turned his head, he may not be the president elect.
Speaker 2: I still remember that day vividly. I said that I
Speaker 2: hope they would be a decisive win. And the reason
Speaker 2: I wanted to see a decisive win was I'd like
Speaker 2: to see the country to come together. I think we've
Speaker 2: been estranged for far too long, and I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'd like to hear tonight from some Harry supporters and
Speaker 2: Democrats who are willing to say, hey, he won fair
Speaker 2: and square, he ran a better race. Let's give him
Speaker 2: an opportunity to succeed. They obviously are going to have
Speaker 2: him on a short leash, and the first couple of
Speaker 2: things that he does that are controversial will be back
Speaker 2: at it. But when you think of the language that
Speaker 2: was utilized in the campaign, when you think of the
Speaker 2: fascist someone said, how does someone who's a fascist get
Speaker 2: increased support from Latino voters? From black voters, increase support
Speaker 2: from Jewish voters and Arab American voters. I don't think
Speaker 2: he's a fascist, and I think that that language way
Speaker 2: over the top. I think it was a good development
Speaker 2: today that President Biden has invited him to come to
Speaker 2: the White House. He should have done the same thing
Speaker 2: with Joe Biden four years ago. So I thought the
Speaker 2: suggestion that Dave Paleologus made was pretty interesting. What would
Speaker 2: what would happen if if Donald Trump said, look, I
Speaker 2: know what your son's been through because I was put
Speaker 2: through the ring or two and I am going to
Speaker 2: do the right thing, and you don't. You said you
Speaker 2: weren't going to pardon your son. I'll pardon him again.
Speaker 2: There comes a point in time where you say, okay,
Speaker 2: you know, uh, that would not be a bad move
Speaker 2: for Donald Trump. That would not be a bad move
Speaker 2: for Donald Trump. Let me give you just a couple
Speaker 2: of real quick sound bites to get us going here.
Speaker 2: This is cut three a rob This is Donald Trump
Speaker 2: talking early this morning about his election victory. The popular
Speaker 2: vote is not complete, but certainly as of three o'clock
Speaker 2: this morning his comments and even now at ten o'clock
Speaker 2: at night, they do stand the test of time. Cut
Speaker 2: three a rop. We also have.
Speaker 1: Won the popular vote.
Speaker 4: That was great battle.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Ack Now winning the popular vote was very nice, very nice.
Speaker 2: I will tell you it's.
Speaker 1: A great, a great feeling of love.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he certainly felt a great feeling of love from
Speaker 2: the American voters last night. I know it's interesting when
Speaker 2: you look back at the Republican candidates, whether it's George
Speaker 2: Bush forty th or John McCain or Mitt Romney, all
Speaker 2: of whom did never got the minority votes that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump did. That's how he put that coalition together. This afternoon, finally,
Speaker 2: to her credit, the Vice president, Vice President Harris came
Speaker 2: out and conceded. And this is she had called president
Speaker 2: like Trump earlier. This is cutting number thirty eight. Kamala Harris.
Speaker 6: I am here to say, while I conceide this election,
Speaker 6: I do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign,
Speaker 6: the fight, the fight for freedom, for opportunity, for fairness
Speaker 6: and the dignity of all people, a fight but the
Speaker 6: ideals at the heart of our nation.
Speaker 2: And then finally, last night, I would be remiss if
Speaker 2: I did not play this sound by This is where
Speaker 2: is she here, I gotta get this one here. Oh yeah, Well,
Speaker 2: here's one of the dumbest comments of the night. This
Speaker 2: was Andrea Mitchell MSNBC. This is just dumb for someone
Speaker 2: who's been in the business for as long as she's been.
Speaker 2: Cut thirty one, Andrea Mitchell.
Speaker 7: Let's talk about gender rick broadly, though there certainly has
Speaker 7: historically been and is there against her case for election,
Speaker 7: which will rely heavily on women and the fact that
Speaker 7: there are more women voters in the United States than men.
Speaker 7: Is that running into headwinds because there are a lot
Speaker 7: of men who just simply black and white men who
Speaker 7: just simply don't trust a woman to be your chief
Speaker 7: executive commander in chief. They just don't want to vote
Speaker 7: for a woman.
Speaker 2: I think that's an ignorant statement, and it is. It's
Speaker 2: also it's a racist and a sexist statement. She's accusing,
Speaker 2: just as President Obama was accusing, you know, black men
Speaker 2: of not voting for Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris because I
Speaker 2: just don't get it. I don't get it. There were
Speaker 2: lots of women, Andrea, who voted for Donald Trump for
Speaker 2: whatever reason might have been the economy might have been
Speaker 2: immigration might have been any of a number of things. Okay,
Speaker 2: there were a lot of young people who voted for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, Andrea, believe it or not, look at the polls.
Speaker 2: There were a lot. There was a significant number of
Speaker 2: black men and Latino men and women and black women
Speaker 2: who voted for Donald Trump. And that is a good
Speaker 2: thing because people now are saying, I will vote for
Speaker 2: the candidate that I think is going to respond best
Speaker 2: to my needs and it doesn't necessarily break down on
Speaker 2: racial lines. There were lots of white women who voted
Speaker 2: and white men who voted for Kamala Harris. I mean,
Speaker 2: why does it have to be Andrew Mitchell is stuck
Speaker 2: in some sort and like people like her, stuck in
Speaker 2: some sort of a nineteen early nineteen seventy one mindset.
Speaker 2: Show me the person's gender, show me the person's color,
Speaker 2: and I'll tell you how they're supposed to vote. In
Speaker 2: my mind, how arrogant, how arrogant, and how stupid. And
Speaker 2: that is what MSNBC is peddling as political insight. The
Speaker 2: only line one right now six one, seven, nine, three, one,
Speaker 2: ten thirty. I'm going to give you everybody an opportunity
Speaker 2: take the gloves off. Tonight. Keep it within reason, keep
Speaker 2: it within reason. Take a victory lap if you want.
Speaker 2: If you happen to be someone who didn't vote for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and you want to tell me you want
Speaker 2: to give him a chance, I think that would be
Speaker 2: a good thing. And the other question, to Dave paley
Speaker 2: Logus raised last hour, why shouldn't Donald Trump turn around
Speaker 2: and offer Joe Biden was gracious enough to call him today,
Speaker 2: offer a meeting at the White House, which Donald Trump
Speaker 2: never offered to Joe Biden. Why not President Trump announced
Speaker 2: I know what Joe Biden's son has gone through in
Speaker 2: terms of his court cases, and Joe Biden tell Biden
Speaker 2: that he was that he would pardon his son. I
Speaker 2: think that would be a brilliant peace offering. I really
Speaker 2: do I think that that that might, as Dave Paleologus said,
Speaker 2: I had not thought of that. Some just an olive branch,
Speaker 2: one small olive branch that I'm sure would mean a
Speaker 2: lot Joe Biden, if not to the Democratic Party. And
Speaker 2: we can talk about so many things tonight. I wonder
Speaker 2: what Joe and Joe Biden talked about last night before
Speaker 2: they turned in for the night in the Lincoln bedroom.
Speaker 2: I wonder if Joe Biden looks now at Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 2: and Chuck Schumer and says, you people stabbed me in
Speaker 2: the back. I could have done just as well. I
Speaker 2: might have even beaten Trump. I'm sure the thought has
Speaker 2: crossed his mind. We're coming right back on Nightside. We're
Speaker 2: going to phone calls for the rest of the night.
Speaker 2: We got full lives right now. Don't dial when we
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Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Ray live from the Window World
Speaker 1: night Side Studios. I'm WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: All right, let us head right to the phone's going
Speaker 2: to start it off on the other side of the country.
Speaker 2: Bob is in California. Bob, you are first this hour, Nightside,
Speaker 2: Go right ahead.
Speaker 8: Yes, and good evening.
Speaker 9: Yeah. First, I would like to quickly take the victory lap.
Speaker 9: I think if you remember it was a year ago
Speaker 9: I predicted a Trump landslide.
Speaker 2: I do remember that I doubted you at the time.
Speaker 2: I doubted you probably two nights ago. Yeah, you nailed it.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 9: And a couple of things. In my opinion, I respectfully,
Speaker 9: I do not agree at all with you about President
Speaker 9: elect Trump pardoning Hunter Biden no way, no way, because
Speaker 9: that will just reinforce the belief this is a double
Speaker 9: standard of justice. Okay, for the son of a president,
Speaker 9: you can get away with anything. But if she's the
Speaker 9: average peon in America that committed the alleged crimes that
Speaker 9: he did, you're going to do time. So that would
Speaker 9: to me be a horrible move on President Trump's part,
Speaker 9: absolutely horrible. He does not Trump does not need to
Speaker 9: score any good will. You know, what do you like
Speaker 9: right now? The people spoke, like the lady said last hour.
Speaker 4: The advantage the advantage of that, he could say to
Speaker 4: here's what he could do with that, in my opinion,
Speaker 4: and pale Logus made the suggestion, I'm just amplifying on
Speaker 4: it a little bit.
Speaker 2: He could say, Look, I, as a public official, found
Speaker 2: myself a defendant in a number of prosecutions, by the way,
Speaker 2: two of which now are going to be just flushed
Speaker 2: on the toilet, the federal prosecutions. And I think it
Speaker 2: was unfair what was done to me. And I think
Speaker 2: that probably President Biden's son suffered to some extent a
Speaker 2: similar fate. And I think that I wanted to thank
Speaker 2: President Biden for his service, and I'd like to remove
Speaker 2: that burden from him of his son ever going to
Speaker 2: jail something like that.
Speaker 9: Not at all, okay, and it's people are going to go, okay,
Speaker 9: typical double standard, this bag.
Speaker 2: Okay, I gonna argue with it, yep.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 9: The other thing, I think that in terms of the polls,
Speaker 9: like they said last like the polls have missed three
Speaker 9: elections in a row, they have missed badly, okay, in
Speaker 9: terms of the outcome. And it goes right back to
Speaker 9: the reason I predicted.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think they missed twenty twenty. I don't
Speaker 2: think they missed twenty twenty, Bob. They missed twenty sixteen,
Speaker 2: and they missed last night. Certainly the level of support
Speaker 2: that the president had, the president elect had, I don't
Speaker 2: think they missed twenty twenty.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, I'll give you.
Speaker 9: I'll give you that. But my overall point is that
Speaker 9: the polls, yeah, that was good. The polls, the politicians,
Speaker 9: the legacy media, they are disconnected, including the top twenty
Speaker 9: percent of the populace that is wealthy or apple middle class.
Speaker 9: That twenty percent is so disconnected from the rest of America,
Speaker 9: as is again your typical politicians, your legacy media. They
Speaker 9: have no clue. These fancy expensive dinners in Washington, DC.
Speaker 9: You know that the posters and politicians have. They'll spend
Speaker 9: more money on a dinner than some families. So full,
Speaker 9: we'll spend it a month on groceries. Okay, President Trump,
Speaker 9: the President electrom got re elected. You know why because
Speaker 9: again the people relate to him because he resonates with them.
Speaker 9: And this whole thing about categorizing people I think is offensive.
Speaker 9: The demographics black round white, This one should both with
Speaker 9: the group and all that. No, it comes down to
Speaker 9: individual situations. But again I'm going to just say it's
Speaker 9: a disconnect and it's very apparent and President Electrom that
Speaker 9: people spoke loudly, okay, that the work that really make
Speaker 9: up this country. So there it is.
Speaker 2: Burn up, appreciate the call. Bob as always right to
Speaker 2: thank you, Thank you, sure, appreciate it all. Let's keep
Speaker 2: rolling here. One line open, six, one, seven thirty. Let
Speaker 2: me go to Mark in Maryland. Mark, you are next
Speaker 2: on nightside. Go ahead, Mark, I.
Speaker 10: Was this morning on a local sound Trump at won.
Speaker 2: Well, so did you get it? Did you vote for him? Yesterday? Mark?
Speaker 10: I wrote it on twin of four for the last month.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you voted by mail or or somebody early voting.
Speaker 10: Yea love.
Speaker 2: Now you've identified yourself to me as a black American before.
Speaker 2: How with how much support amongst your friends in Baltimore?
Speaker 2: A mongst your black friends in Baltimore did Donald Trump have?
Speaker 2: Were you the the lone supporter of Donald Trump or
Speaker 2: were the others?
Speaker 10: I'm a lone supporter and I'm not in Baltimore and.
Speaker 2: Waldof Okay, got your Waldorf? Okay, I said Maryland here.
Speaker 2: I forgot exactly what town you're in. So you you
Speaker 2: went to bed last night not knowing what was going on,
Speaker 2: but you woke up this morning and you're pretty happy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, at the follow o'clock I was jumping for.
Speaker 2: Joy right out of bed. Yeah, all right, I don't.
Speaker 10: Have nothing with neither, but you know it still she
Speaker 10: smiles too much from me.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Mark, you got to call more off
Speaker 2: and I miss hearing your voice.
Speaker 10: Okay, I'll call next week.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Mark, have a great one. Since
Speaker 2: we doctor Mark, Let's go to William in Baltimore. William,
Speaker 2: you were next on nightside. Go right ahead?
Speaker 11: Oh hey, how you going.
Speaker 2: Don I'm doing great. William.
Speaker 11: Good to hear you went hard to get to your show.
Speaker 11: I jumped in the night. I was lucky, but you
Speaker 11: know I was a dumping porter. And Mark's in Waldorf.
Speaker 11: That's in Charles County, southern Maryland. Yeah, about seventy five
Speaker 11: miles off from Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Okay, gotcha. For some reason when whenever I h it
Speaker 2: came up as you you come up as Baltimore, and
Speaker 2: I know William in Baltimore, and I wasn't sure what
Speaker 2: city Mark was from. I like anyone else, you say Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: People think everybody's from Boston. That's right.
Speaker 11: I got a friend of mine live in uh hey,
Speaker 11: what's that Haven Haven Harol Haverolril. Yeah, yeah, a friend of.
Speaker 2: Mine, got it. You gotta kind of give it the
Speaker 2: Boston pronounce the Massachusetts. The outside was just saying have
Speaker 2: her Hill. No, it's have have.
Speaker 11: Right, that's yeah. But uh, you know, I've been a
Speaker 11: Trump supporter, right, and uh, I know that I'm glad
Speaker 11: he won, but and I voted for him. And you know,
Speaker 11: me and my brother we are like the uh outlaws
Speaker 11: and my family, you know. Uh, and some of the
Speaker 11: people I talked to you, you know, they kind of liberal.
Speaker 11: You know, I got some fun just liberal, but you know,
Speaker 11: when I want to vote, I was like wow, man.
Speaker 11: I was in the Poland place right and I was
Speaker 11: like wow. I asked the lady, because you know, I'm glad,
Speaker 11: I say, can anybody see me when I'm voted? And
Speaker 11: she was like, oh no, no, that's all private. You know,
Speaker 11: I said, because you know, you vote when you're blind,
Speaker 11: you vote what a chief had and you know, so
Speaker 11: I'll just wonder what was going on. But uh, you know,
Speaker 11: I voted and everything, and I felt good. I was
Speaker 11: kind of iffy, man. But I'm gonna tell you something.
Speaker 11: I think Tom la Hers blew it. Like you said,
Speaker 11: with the celebrities, U with the uh you know, she
Speaker 11: just didn't give enough something and like she said, one
Speaker 11: hundred and seven days. But the first month she had
Speaker 11: the first.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very very accessible on them when they asked a
Speaker 2: simple questions, she yeah, I think I think it was
Speaker 2: hers to win and I and I think a lot
Speaker 2: of people probably took a look at her candidacy and
Speaker 2: initially thought who this is interesting, and then the longer
Speaker 2: that they looked, they said, there's nothing there. But she
Speaker 2: didn't adequately address all the things that she had been
Speaker 2: for when she was running for president in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: She's opposed to fracking, and you know, she was in
Speaker 2: favor of surgery for prison prisoners and people a prison,
Speaker 2: and they trying on and on.
Speaker 11: Yeah, right then they tried to blame Trump for that,
Speaker 11: but that was what I did. That was not Trump's
Speaker 11: I did, you know. And uh and then with the uh,
Speaker 11: I have a problem man. You know, people that are
Speaker 11: gate that's fine, But I have a problem when they
Speaker 11: want to go in the same bathroom with these nut
Speaker 11: nut what they call them nutred gender bathrooms. And and
Speaker 11: then with the children. Uh, you know, because I have
Speaker 11: little nieces and nephews and you know, they're kids. Man,
Speaker 11: I would like kids to stay kids. And you know,
Speaker 11: these girls having to deal with uh men coming in
Speaker 11: the bathroom on them. You know, I've just I got
Speaker 11: a problem with that, man, And I think.
Speaker 2: A lot of people doing. I think the Democratic Party
Speaker 2: has to kind of reassess that. Now they've said that
Speaker 2: they support some of that, but I think it's a
Speaker 2: step too far.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, And.
Speaker 2: That's that's that's a sense I'm getting from some friends
Speaker 2: of mine who are Democrats and who are political leaders
Speaker 2: in the Democratic Party, and then the Democrats got to
Speaker 2: kind of get a little bit back towards the middle.
Speaker 2: And and I also think that Trump needs to be careful.
Speaker 2: Uh you know, he's talked about mass deportations. We don't
Speaker 2: have the ability to do mass to a deep point, I.
Speaker 11: Think he's going to do what he suggested, remember you
Speaker 11: said earlier, But uh, he's going to work with the
Speaker 11: cour That's what I think he's going to do. That's
Speaker 11: what and that's and that's.
Speaker 2: The step that I think most people are going to say,
Speaker 2: good for you.
Speaker 9: I don't think that's you're going.
Speaker 11: To agree with that, right, But to these people are here,
Speaker 11: it would be logistically impossible. Really, And then I wanted
Speaker 11: to say this. I don't know if you notice or nothing,
Speaker 11: because in a way I kind of agree with you
Speaker 11: about hundred Boden because I remember Donald Trump. They was
Speaker 11: talking about that you drink. I remember hearing him in
Speaker 11: the interview. He said, no, he hates alcohol. You know,
Speaker 11: he hates any kind of mine off, Yeah, because his
Speaker 11: brother died from alcoholism, right, And he said brother was
Speaker 11: an alcoholic and he died, and that's why he's wore
Speaker 11: off alcohol and you know, I think he said that
Speaker 11: brother was a power or something like that, you know,
Speaker 11: but he drank himself to death. So just like you know,
Speaker 11: I'm in a recovery and I understand about Hunter about him,
Speaker 11: but either way, I don't want him to give him
Speaker 11: not like what I've been as far as the drug
Speaker 11: use and drinking. I can understand that. But that's up
Speaker 11: to him. But I think it would be a good
Speaker 11: justice because we definitely need to uh, as Americans. I
Speaker 11: think we need to come together. Man, We just need
Speaker 11: to come together, you know. And and I want all
Speaker 11: these people to that was calling him a fascist and
Speaker 11: all this kind of stuff that they were calling them. Right,
Speaker 11: so when it comes times because it's some of these
Speaker 11: people in this radio here in Baltimore and says some
Speaker 11: vicious things today, man, and they're talking about coming January
Speaker 11: the twentieth. Uh, he's gonna get dictated, you know. You know,
Speaker 11: I just want all these I want all these people
Speaker 11: to be proving wrong. And when it comes down to
Speaker 11: him to leave a White House, He's gonna leave a
Speaker 11: white house just like everybody else. Something that's gonna be
Speaker 11: the last election and all this kind of parents on
Speaker 11: you know, I mean, I think it's just ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 9: Nobody.
Speaker 11: Number one guy told me this morning he's going to
Speaker 11: cut off so security. I said, he's not gonna cut
Speaker 11: off those security man. He's not gonna do it. He
Speaker 11: can't do it, you know.
Speaker 2: But you know, just yeah, I mean any politician who
Speaker 2: would who would do that? There? Look, people who have
Speaker 2: Social Security they worked for it or they are people
Speaker 2: that they're American citizens with disabilities who have earned it,
Speaker 2: and that's a contractual relationship that you have with the government. No,
Speaker 2: I agree with you on that one too, as I've
Speaker 2: told you, as I've told you before, William, you and
Speaker 2: I we must somehow be related. I don't know how,
Speaker 2: but I think we are. Okay, yeah, day, I'll hold
Speaker 2: you up.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 11: I know you got plenty of column right backyat you,
Speaker 11: William for a while.
Speaker 2: Well, do me a favorite. Don't be a don't be
Speaker 2: a stranger. Come on, don't be a stranger.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 12: I'll be trying to get in.
Speaker 9: It's just behind.
Speaker 11: So I think that went too long. And then when
Speaker 11: you get jammed up, it's just odd, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, alrighty there you William, Thank you soon all right,
Speaker 2: at the bottom of the are we got the news
Speaker 2: coming up six one, seven, two, five, four, ten thirty
Speaker 2: six one seven, nine, three, one, ten thirty. Look, but
Speaker 2: twenty four hours ago they were this election was up
Speaker 2: in the air. It's in twenty four hours there's been
Speaker 2: a concession. I'm sure it was very difficult for Vice
Speaker 2: President Harris to go through that today. Give her credit
Speaker 2: for it, Give her credit for it. And you got
Speaker 2: to give Joe Biden credit for inviting. He could have
Speaker 2: easily said, hey, he'd invite me to the White House.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to invite him to the White House. Somehow,
Speaker 2: some way, we got to stop this again, you know
Speaker 2: this for that type treatment. And let's see, I mean,
Speaker 2: who knows Dave Palelogus raised it. Look, I think there's
Speaker 2: probably a lot more that Hunter Biden did that we
Speaker 2: never got, we never figured out, or the prosecutors never
Speaker 2: went after. But what a gesture by Donald Trump. If
Speaker 2: he decided to make that gesture, I think a lot
Speaker 2: of people would identify with it. I could be wrong,
Speaker 2: but that's my thought, and I'd love to hear yours.
Speaker 2: Moving back on night Side right after this.
Speaker 1: I'm Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Let's get right back, because we got Sue in Wooster.
Speaker 2: Sue is a huge Trump supporter. She's gonna take a
Speaker 2: victory lap here, go ahead, Sue.
Speaker 12: You're right, Dan, but I have to give you credit. Dan,
Speaker 12: that's why you respected, you admitted you were wrong. Not
Speaker 12: too many said that, especially on a Librarydio show.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, everybody knows that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's why I have a lot of fans out here, Dan, really,
Speaker 12: and I bet you Biden must have said to Jill
Speaker 12: in bed I could have beat that son of but
Speaker 12: I would have.
Speaker 2: Loved I would have been a fly of the wall.
Speaker 2: I mean, uh, it's pretty clear.
Speaker 12: That boy if they treated him lousy. Though, Dan, you
Speaker 12: gotta admit if they didn't want him on the campaign, Trill,
Speaker 12: I mean, come one.
Speaker 2: It's just it'll be interesting to see how much interaction
Speaker 2: there is between the president and the vice president. You know,
Speaker 2: as we moved through the holiday season, evers at the
Speaker 2: White House, and then on inauguration.
Speaker 12: Day, Dan, what is she going to do now? Well,
Speaker 12: because she's not going to be the president, does she
Speaker 12: go back to the Senate? What does she do? Where
Speaker 12: does she.
Speaker 2: She's still the vice president? Should be the vice president
Speaker 2: until January twenties. Still, well, who knows she can go
Speaker 2: and become a professor somewhere. I'm sure I don't think she.
Speaker 2: I do not believe I think that her political days
Speaker 2: are over. I do not believe that after having raised
Speaker 2: the money that she went through, having that coming that close.
Speaker 2: I mean, she was as of this time yesterday, she
Speaker 2: was still possibly the next president of United States.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I don't think Dan, if you were that she
Speaker 12: was a lousy candidate, she was. She was just like Killry.
Speaker 2: You know, Yes, it's funny. I'm going to disagree with
Speaker 2: you that, and I'll tell you what. Okay, she's very presentable.
Speaker 2: I don't think that she did a great job in
Speaker 2: terms of answering questions. But look, if if she was
Speaker 2: a lousy candidate, that's like saying when you beat a
Speaker 2: team in sports, they were a lousy team. It kind
Speaker 2: of takes away from from your credit that I think
Speaker 2: you would want to claim for Donald Trump.
Speaker 12: I mean, and I agree with the couple of calls,
Speaker 12: all these you had, denirow, you had Springfield, Bruce Springfield,
Speaker 12: what's his name is?
Speaker 2: Am I saying Bruce Springstein.
Speaker 12: I'm thinking about one that I was.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the question. Let I want to know, Uh,
Speaker 2: I want to know the name of the first US
Speaker 2: celebrity who decides to leave the country because Donald Trump
Speaker 2: as president.
Speaker 12: Jeez, boy, do I have I know who I would
Speaker 12: love to see.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not saying who you or I might love
Speaker 2: to see. I'm saying who's going to leave on their own?
Speaker 2: They make those threats.
Speaker 12: I know. Oh what a meltdown though on CNN Emmason.
Speaker 12: I should be ashamed of themselves.
Speaker 2: Really, I think I think that the mainstream news media,
Speaker 2: meaning the three networks, the nightly newscast which I watch religiously,
Speaker 2: I think that they all disgrace themselves. And I think
Speaker 2: ABC News, which I tended to watch in recent weeks,
Speaker 2: in recent news, really disgraced themselves. I thought that the
Speaker 2: news coverage of just the day to day Monday through
Speaker 2: Friday six thirty newscasters on ABC was over the top.
Speaker 2: It would be like, I'm breaking news tonight. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: has now said some horrible things. Meanwhile, the vice president
Speaker 2: he continues on SLOVA steady campaign full of integrite.
Speaker 12: Yes, why I like cespiing because it's still you know,
Speaker 12: nobody comments on it. Like Trump was in Chicago. He
Speaker 12: went on a bus and he was talking with all
Speaker 12: these black gentleman there, and one of them had the
Speaker 12: bob shop, you know, and he says, hey, I'd like
Speaker 12: my hair to be like yours. I can't do nothing
Speaker 12: with mine. I like the puffin' trug. And the guy said,
Speaker 12: I would love to give you a But he's got there.
Speaker 12: I mean, he's I don't know the word, but he's
Speaker 12: I'm gonna say, Dan, I don't if you think it,
Speaker 12: but he's authentic. He goes right up to people.
Speaker 2: He just you know, I think the word authentic is important,
Speaker 2: and I think that people see that. Okay, now again,
Speaker 2: is he a multi billionaire? Yeah? Has he had business problems? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Has he has. He made some really dumb state and
Speaker 2: done some really dumb things. Absolutely, But guess what, probably
Speaker 2: the average American has done some of those as.
Speaker 12: Well as I know what all around the country. What
Speaker 12: it's in Chicago, you got Trump Towers, you got the
Speaker 12: uh all these golf courses that he doped, you know,
Speaker 12: all around the world. Din So we did something right,
Speaker 12: you know, Well, he's.
Speaker 2: The president elect. He must have done something right. Sue.
Speaker 2: I got packed lines. I'm going to let you go. Yeah.
Speaker 12: I respect you, Warren Ward Dan, even though we don't
Speaker 12: agree sometimes, but I don't. You have a lot of
Speaker 12: fans out here.
Speaker 2: Thank you appreciate that. I really do so. Thank you
Speaker 2: so much. Thank you very much. Have a great night.
Speaker 2: Let me go to Ken in Michigan. Ken, you were
Speaker 2: next on nightside. Welcome this first time calling Ken?
Speaker 5: No, No, I've called many times, all right. I think
Speaker 5: what you're facing, in very absolute terms, is a rather
Speaker 5: resounding rejection of the woke swore roll that came into
Speaker 5: focus with the Biden presidency. You know, I think people
Speaker 5: grew weary of the pronouns, the transgender athletes, men swimming
Speaker 5: against women, on and on and on and on. People
Speaker 5: just grew weary of it. And I think they want
Speaker 5: they essentially have drawn a line in the sand, and
Speaker 5: it was no.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: It's interesting, Ken, Just to support what you're saying, is
Speaker 2: that the polls indicate that uh uh, former President Trump
Speaker 2: now President elect Trump did very well amongst twenty somethings,
Speaker 2: people you know, who are are young, right, and and
Speaker 2: he didn't do as well with baby boomers. Normally, as
Speaker 2: people get older, they tend to vote more Republican when
Speaker 2: the younger So it was kind of the flip flop
Speaker 2: of that and maybe some of those issues were were
Speaker 2: in play with the young voters who decided to give
Speaker 2: Trump a vote.
Speaker 5: Well, that could well be and on the side of
Speaker 5: people going to flee the country or the never trumpers.
Speaker 5: And I kind of, honestly, I kind of voted for
Speaker 5: Donald Trump while holding my notes. They all the people
Speaker 5: who are now uh decrying uh the president, the looming
Speaker 5: presidency of Donald Trump. Uh, if they had any type
Speaker 5: of investments out in the money world today, they made money. Yeah,
Speaker 5: there was a big bump.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Robert de Niro had a good day in
Speaker 2: the market.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they all made money. And but yet they hate Trump.
Speaker 2: Whereabouts in Michigan, Remind me where you're from.
Speaker 5: I'm in the middle of the rock Belt. If you
Speaker 5: draw a triangle connecting Flint, Lancing, Sagna, I'm right that
Speaker 5: center in.
Speaker 2: That got you, Okay, I've been to Lancing as a
Speaker 2: TV reporter many years ago. Uh, have a nice, nice community.
Speaker 8: Actually it is nice.
Speaker 2: I think we were in NBC station at that time,
Speaker 2: and we did. There was an NBC station. It probably
Speaker 2: has now changed it was like almost like a house.
Speaker 2: It was really interesting. Huh oh to be there at Lancing.
Speaker 5: So yeah, there was, Yes, there was. There was an
Speaker 5: NBC affiliate in Jackson, which is just a stone's throw
Speaker 5: from Lansing.
Speaker 2: All right, all that's good, So my memories my memory served. Hey, Ken,
Speaker 2: thanks very much. I'm sorry I have not remembered your
Speaker 2: prior calls, but please call more often. Okay, I'd love
Speaker 2: to hear from people in different parts of the country.
Speaker 5: You betcha.
Speaker 2: Thanks Ken, have a great night, good night, all right,
Speaker 2: I got to take quick break. Coming right back on
Speaker 2: night Side. More calls, await. The only line open in six, one, seven, two, five, four,
Speaker 2: ten thirty. We'll get just filled up. We're going to
Speaker 2: have a busy night tonight, so keep dialing. I'll let
Speaker 2: you know when the lines are open. Everything's booked right now.
Speaker 2: Coming back on Nightside after this.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan ray Mine from the Window World
Speaker 1: night Side Studios on w b Z News Radio.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go next to Joe and Lynn. Joe
Speaker 2: joins us tonight. Joe, your thoughts on what happened last night?
Speaker 13: Well, I wrote you and told you. Yes, I'm glad
Speaker 13: Trump won and I hope they don't pardon. And I
Speaker 13: agree with Bob and the few other people pardon Biden's son.
Speaker 13: He know better than anybody else he should take the consequences.
Speaker 13: And I hope Trump does what he says he's going
Speaker 13: to do.
Speaker 2: And okay, yeah, let me ask you this. You know
Speaker 2: they always say the only thing worse than a sulu
Speaker 2: who's the sole winner? What could what could Trump do?
Speaker 2: Since Biden, you know, reached out and said, come on
Speaker 2: to the White House, we'll have a meeting, which President
Speaker 2: Obama did when Biden when Trump was first elected, I
Speaker 2: don't recall Trump bringing Joe Biden to the White House.
Speaker 13: No, maybe maybe, maybe Trump will have the meeting. But
Speaker 13: if this guy gets off, other people will get off.
Speaker 13: Look what they do.
Speaker 2: Put that aside for a second. I'm just asking what
Speaker 2: do you if you were Trump's advisor? Uh And he said, geeh,
Speaker 2: I want to do something that kind of shows good
Speaker 2: faith to the other side. I mean, obviously he's not
Speaker 2: going to invite UH Vice President Harris to join his cabinet.
Speaker 2: Give me something that you think he could do which
Speaker 2: would be a sign of good faith, you know, some
Speaker 2: sort of an olive Branch.
Speaker 13: I really don't know because what he's really funny thing
Speaker 13: i'd like to say, I my I hope I get
Speaker 13: that bag. Is my electoral votes around two hundred and
Speaker 13: eighty to eighty five.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, people have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: I know what you're talking about. I'll see what I
Speaker 2: can do to try to help you out.
Speaker 13: Okay, Okay, Well I'm so glad he wont and I
Speaker 13: hope he does straighten out this country. He has a
Speaker 13: lot of work to do.
Speaker 2: Dan the dought about that, no doubt. Joe couldn't agree.
Speaker 13: Okay, there's my victory left.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Kay, let's keep rolling here, going to get everybody in
Speaker 2: Wayne and Brockden. Wayne, you're next, Nightside welcome.
Speaker 8: Oh, thank for gods, it's over.
Speaker 2: Boy.
Speaker 8: You know I I shut off talk radio weeks and
Speaker 8: weeks and weeks ago, in full disclosure, except for Busy.
Speaker 8: I listened to Busy on and off all day long
Speaker 8: because it's not Trump Trump, Harris, Harris, Bob, It's it's information.
Speaker 2: And you shut off Side too. Did you shut off
Speaker 2: Night Side? No?
Speaker 8: No, no, no, because you tend to break it up
Speaker 8: a little. It's just it's not, and you know when
Speaker 8: you get him.
Speaker 2: That's one of the things that people were criticizing me
Speaker 2: for you talking about the election. We talk about the
Speaker 2: election enough, but I also felt it's important like a diet.
Speaker 2: It's like I love steak. Let me eat steak every day. No,
Speaker 2: you got to have a little fish chicken here.
Speaker 8: Sometimes you go ahead, go ahead, you got to break
Speaker 8: it up. But as far as it's extending the olive branch. Now,
Speaker 8: Steve Bannon just got out of jail last week, one
Speaker 8: of Trump's closest confidants, and for doing what what did
Speaker 8: he do?
Speaker 2: Well? He refused. He was held in contempt of Congress.
Speaker 8: Right what Hunter did twice at least twice. So I
Speaker 8: think that, you know, no matter what, Trump could cure
Speaker 8: cancer tomorrow, and the Democrats, I don't know if this
Speaker 8: is dan, if this is going to be as bad
Speaker 8: as twenty sixteen, he's not my president and impeach Trump
Speaker 8: and all this, I think it's going to be worse
Speaker 8: than that because the left has gone further to the left.
Speaker 8: And you know, I'm on Liz Warren's Facebook page, have
Speaker 8: been on there for months, and well, no, because I
Speaker 8: want I want to know what but but really I
Speaker 8: think she's got like I want to say, one point
Speaker 8: two million followers, but it's just insane. And they called
Speaker 8: Trump loyalists, the cultists, well all of her worshipers, they're
Speaker 8: on there and oh, you're this, you're this, you're that.
Speaker 8: She made like a three or four minute video today
Speaker 8: and assuming she's you know, an accurate, uh litmus test
Speaker 8: of what the Democrat Party is now, insane, all the lies,
Speaker 8: dan if I said it right now and said, I'll.
Speaker 2: Try to find that. I'll try to find the Liz
Speaker 2: video and uh, you know, if she's making a crazy video,
Speaker 2: maybe we can play some of it tomorrow night so
Speaker 2: people can really know. You you know, there's a benefit
Speaker 2: to that, because I think that there's a lot of
Speaker 2: Democrats frankly, who look at Liz Warren and say she
Speaker 2: ain't the future of the Democratic Party because if she is,
Speaker 2: they're going to become a minority party real quick. Maybe
Speaker 2: not in Massachusetts, but a run. I don't think Liz
Speaker 2: Warren helps the Democratic Party in much of the country.
Speaker 8: But a lot of the same things that Kamala is
Speaker 8: saying now about you know, fight strong, fight to win.
Speaker 8: You know, we're going forward and I mean to pick
Speaker 8: your your mantras that they come up with, but I
Speaker 8: don't see any coming together, any going across the I
Speaker 8: think the Republicans should just take the ball and run
Speaker 8: with it. The heck with the Democrats because they're just
Speaker 8: not think. I think they're just got a stonewall at
Speaker 8: every turn. And glad it's over. Let's talk about baseball
Speaker 8: as some think.
Speaker 2: Come on, we have many things to talk about. We'll
Speaker 2: probably be talking about the Karen Reid argument tomorrow night
Speaker 2: and at the State Supreme.
Speaker 8: No, that's another one. But anyway, Dan, I love you, man.
Speaker 2: All right, let me go. Yeah, I'm going to try
Speaker 2: to get Rick and Bill, Rick and Rick. If you
Speaker 2: can get it in in a minute and a half, great,
Speaker 2: if you kind of.
Speaker 14: A all right, I'm relieved. I'm relieved. I'm relieved. I
Speaker 14: was up till three thirty yesterday. I can't believe that
Speaker 14: you saw the trends at nine thirty. You know more
Speaker 14: about it, way more than me. But I was I
Speaker 14: was planted. I couldn't leave. I was able to get
Speaker 14: on Fox on my phone because my TV still did
Speaker 14: and I was able to get on CNN, and uh,
Speaker 14: CNN's at some point stopped pushing Kamala's numbers.
Speaker 2: Well, it looked like a funeral at CNN.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know it didn't.
Speaker 2: Fox just turned the sound down and look at the faces.
Speaker 1: You knew, I know, you know.
Speaker 14: I'm just grateful today. And I think, uh, you know,
Speaker 14: Wayne was I appreciate what Wayne was saying, but you know,
Speaker 14: let's have a little hope. We're lucky. It looks like
Speaker 14: we're going to clean the house. Let's have let's have
Speaker 14: a little let's let's celebrate, and let's be kind. And
Speaker 14: I was thinking about the whole pardoning of Hunter myself
Speaker 14: this morning, and I think it's a good plan. It
Speaker 14: shows the wackos out there, say the bilemin Antifa, there's
Speaker 14: no need to burn this, you know, the city down.
Speaker 14: I'm uh, you know, the city's around, don't burn him down.
Speaker 14: I'm trying to help out. And I think it would
Speaker 14: be a great thing to do. I really do, even
Speaker 14: if he's guilt. I'm just saying I think it's a
Speaker 14: good plan, and I'm just I'm relieved it's all over.
Speaker 14: And I think I hope the President drum this is
Speaker 14: this is.
Speaker 2: The time to try to build a little bit of
Speaker 2: a bridge because you're more successful if he does.
Speaker 8: Rick, you got it, you much I did.
Speaker 14: I'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 10: Have thank you for a good night.
Speaker 2: Thanks, I talk to you. Rick is leaving six one.
Speaker 2: Everything else's packs will continue right after the news break
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