Speaker 1: It's nice size with Dan Ray Untellingray Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm looking at some of the exit polls here,
Speaker 2: and it was interesting when you look at all of
Speaker 2: these numbers. Amongst gender, Donald Trump carried male voters fifty
Speaker 2: five two, so he won male voters by thirteen percent.
Speaker 2: Amongst female voters, Harris won by eight percent. Therein lies
Speaker 2: the difference. Uh, there was a there was a gap,
Speaker 2: a gender gap, but the gender gap amongst men was
Speaker 2: bigger for Donald Trump. And we were told all along,
Speaker 2: by all the posters, of most of the posters, that
Speaker 2: Trump would lose women voters by fifteen percent. Women voters
Speaker 2: were fifty three five amongst age groups. Amongst age groups
Speaker 2: under people eighteen to twenty nine, Harris did well, fifty
Speaker 2: four to forty three, months, thirty to forty four, people
Speaker 2: thirty to forty four, Those would be the people who
Speaker 2: would be beginning to buy homes and things like that,
Speaker 2: Harris slightly forty nine, forty eight. But amongst more established
Speaker 2: people forty five to sixty four, Trump fifty four, forty four.
Speaker 2: And again you can figure out whether they're boomers or not. There,
Speaker 2: I guess they're not boomers sixty five and older would
Speaker 2: be boomers. They were tied forty nine forty nine amongst
Speaker 2: where do we have here? Amongst by race? What do
Speaker 2: we got here? It's broken down by race and by age.
Speaker 2: So amongst blacks between Donald Trump was basically carrying about
Speaker 2: fifteen percent amongst young blacks eighteen to twenty nine, he
Speaker 2: got fifteen percent. Thirty to forty four, he got fifteen percent.
Speaker 2: Forty five to sixty four, he got fifteen percent. Older
Speaker 2: black bowls only five percent. But there's a there's a
Speaker 2: little bit of a shift there. These numbers are all interesting,
Speaker 2: They're always difficult to decipher clearly. But amongst people who
Speaker 2: were a total family income under thirty thousand dollars, and
Speaker 2: I think it's tough to work full time in America
Speaker 2: and not make thirty thousand dollars, Harris barely fifty to
Speaker 2: forty six amongst people between thirty and forty nine thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Trump fifty three to forty five. Amongst people making fifty
Speaker 2: to one hundred thousand dollars, which is a third of
Speaker 2: the voters. Trump fifty one to forty six amongst people
Speaker 2: making one hundred to two hundred thousand dollars, Harris wins
Speaker 2: slightly fifty one forty seven amongst people over two hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars, but wealthy Harris wins. So Trump wins amongst
Speaker 2: certainly middle class voters, people between thirty thousand and one
Speaker 2: hundred thousand and over one hundred thousand, and even more
Speaker 2: over two hundred thousand. How about that. Anybody ever tell
Speaker 2: you that isn't that interesting? Total family income under forty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars excuse me, und one hundred thousand dollars, which
Speaker 2: is your middle class? Trump wins fifty to forty six
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand dollars or more. Harris wins fifty one
Speaker 2: to forty six. So the wealthier you are, the more
Speaker 2: likely that you might have voted for Harris Amongst Protestant
Speaker 2: other Christian voters, which is forty two percent. Trump wins
Speaker 2: handily sixty three to thirty six. Amongst those who have
Speaker 2: no religion, which is a quarter the population. Harris wins,
Speaker 2: So Harris gets the wealthy vote, and she gets the
Speaker 2: the either the agnostic or the atheist vote amongst Jewish voters,
Speaker 2: which only represents two percent of the population. Harris rolls
Speaker 2: up her biggest number, seventy eight percent. Amongst Catholic voters,
Speaker 2: Trump wins fifty eight to forty. These are all NBC
Speaker 2: News decision. That's the clearest numbers that I can see.
Speaker 2: So uh. In terms of issues if here here, here's
Speaker 2: the here it is right here five issues, foreign policy
Speaker 2: Trump fifty seven thirty seven, The economy Trump eighty nineteen,
Speaker 2: eighty percent to nineteen percent, amongst immigration ninety percent, nine percent.
Speaker 2: Amongst the state of democracy and abortion, that is where
Speaker 2: Harris won. These are the best numbers. These are the
Speaker 2: best numbers that I've seen in terms of explaining it
Speaker 2: is US support for Israel too strong. Sixty seven percent
Speaker 2: think it's too strong, and excuse me, thirty one percent
Speaker 2: think it's too strong, and Harris amongst that group wins
Speaker 2: sixty seven to thirty. And yet amongst Jewish voters, Harris
Speaker 2: wins as well. I don't understand that. I really don't.
Speaker 2: If you look up NBC News decision in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: they they have they have the best breakdown here, really
Speaker 2: the best bake drowns here breakdown here go take quick
Speaker 2: break six one, seven, two, five, four, ten thirty. The
Speaker 2: reason that I'm going over those numbers. Is I think
Speaker 2: they're instructive? Uh? And wow six one, seven thirty, six, one, seven, nine, three, one,
Speaker 2: ten thirty. I got Sam and Jason coming up. I
Speaker 2: got some open lines, which is troubling. Fill them up.
Speaker 2: Back after this.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Ray live from the Window World
Speaker 1: Night Side Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: Again in Pennsylvania, Bob Casey, the incumbent Democrat, has conceded
Speaker 2: to his Republican opponent, Dave McCormick. Let's go to the phones,
Speaker 2: Sam in Lundberry's Londonderry, New Hampshire. Sam, I appreciate your patience.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Go right ahead. Sam.
Speaker 3: I'm a ninety two year old combat veteran corin in
Speaker 3: law and my folks and the time revolves her in
Speaker 3: the military, and I try to be Every president had
Speaker 3: plaus nobody had with all flawed and I followed politics
Speaker 3: all the way from the start in the Clinton administration
Speaker 3: when they left Arkansas, and then she became president and
Speaker 3: all the flaws that she had destroyed equipment and different investigations.
Speaker 3: And I think there's a two tier system of justice.
Speaker 3: And now with the Biden administration, one of the tragedy
Speaker 3: in my lifetime is when President Biden opened the borders.
Speaker 3: That is one of the biggest mistakes and I never
Speaker 3: never forget it. Millions and millions of legal people came
Speaker 3: over the border. Now they're all over from different countries.
Speaker 3: They have over a million, five hundred thousand. They don't
Speaker 3: even know where he went. Now. The only thing is
Speaker 3: I cannot see. I pray every night for both sides,
Speaker 3: the people, the thousands and thousands of the soldiers are
Speaker 3: getting killed. The devastation of law or is breaking my heart.
Speaker 3: But what it is, I really believe the Democrats have
Speaker 3: gone through for to the left. I've never seen anything
Speaker 3: like it, and I don't think it'll take a long
Speaker 3: time before they get to the middle with all the
Speaker 3: things they have done in the past eight years. Afghanistan,
Speaker 3: that was another debacle to what happened there, and nothing happened, nothing,
Speaker 3: nobody was fired. But I like to say Trump, he
Speaker 3: was a businessman. He didn't have to He could have
Speaker 3: had a good life, and he had the four good years.
Speaker 3: Nobody was or the work workload. Everybody had a job
Speaker 3: and the fight was intact. But when this war broke on,
Speaker 3: this open policy of the border, devastated the country and
Speaker 3: even now it's going on and look good they do.
Speaker 3: The Jewish people, they don't back them up. It's a
Speaker 3: shame that it's a two tear system.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: Then, because I've seen it all, I know nobody's perfect.
Speaker 3: Like I said before, every president has the flaws. But
Speaker 3: I've never seen this country go so far. For the
Speaker 3: life his GfK was alive today, he would be very disappointed.
Speaker 3: But this is something I can't I can't believe that's
Speaker 3: going on. It's like a bad dream. Look at all
Speaker 3: the three hundred and fifty thousand disposed kids. They don't
Speaker 3: know where they put them. You can go on and
Speaker 3: on then, but I know everybody's picking on Trump. He
Speaker 3: didn't have to do it. Like I said before, he
Speaker 3: was an outside but he wanted to try to drain it.
Speaker 3: And I get back to this, who you look the
Speaker 3: election coming up again with these denominations. I think they're
Speaker 3: going to do a good job. But then I wish you.
Speaker 3: You're still a young fella and a good guy. But
Speaker 3: what I'm trying to say is in my lifetime, I
Speaker 3: don't think they'll see it. It's gonna take many, not
Speaker 3: many years, quite a few years to get the people
Speaker 3: to the middle of the road. But it doesn't seem
Speaker 3: to hell.
Speaker 2: You know, let's see what let's get let's give him
Speaker 2: a chance. Let's see what happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they had a chance. Then that open border was
Speaker 3: the worst thing I've ever seen in my lifetime.
Speaker 4: Right, No, No, the people agreeing with you came.
Speaker 3: Over there and the spurs all over the country. Now
Speaker 3: they're trying to do it the same way that they're
Speaker 3: trying to deliver. The gis are not being taken care
Speaker 3: of like you should have been homeless.
Speaker 2: And Sam, all of those points. Sam, I'm agreeing with you.
Speaker 3: I know, thank you, nothing's happening to change.
Speaker 2: Well, I keep I'm trying desperately, Sam to have a
Speaker 2: conversation with you. I haven't cut you off. I respect you.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry in Korea. I know you're.
Speaker 2: Passionate, and I respect that. All I'm just saying is that, uh,
Speaker 2: let us give I agree with you. Thank goodness that
Speaker 2: the election is over. Thank goodness it was decided so
Speaker 2: that there's going to be no disruption. We'll have a
Speaker 2: transition of power. I actually commend President Biden, and I've
Speaker 2: commended him for receiving President Trump. President like Trump into
Speaker 2: the White House, and let's hope that the country has
Speaker 2: a great four years and let's uh, let's continue to
Speaker 2: be Americans.
Speaker 3: Okay, See, the last four years been terrible. Damn, it's
Speaker 3: gonna tell you a long time to get the country
Speaker 3: back on his seat.
Speaker 2: Well, let's see, let's see how quickly. Let's see how
Speaker 2: quickly it can happen.
Speaker 3: Okay, I appreciate you very much. Thank you so have
Speaker 3: a good Thanksgiving and too much.
Speaker 2: Into your family as well. You deserve a great Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Thanks have a great night. Let me go to Jason
Speaker 2: in Norwood. Jason, you're next to night, said, I'm going
Speaker 2: to get you in here before the bottom of the hour.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, Jason, Hi, Dan, I'll try and be quick.
Speaker 6: First.
Speaker 5: I just want to mention briefly, after listening to your statistics,
Speaker 5: I'm not at all surprised. Do you think billion dollar
Speaker 5: campaigner Harris was really the candidate of the middle class?
Speaker 2: No? No, I don't know, but but just no, But
Speaker 2: you would you would assume the way the national media
Speaker 2: described it to us. They essentially were saying, well, you know, Trump,
Speaker 2: Trump is for the billionaires and the millionaires. As it
Speaker 2: turned out, people who were making over two hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars according to NBC News, which is a very comfortable living.
Speaker 2: They they were voted a majority for the Democrat. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's that's one of the ironies.
Speaker 5: That's why I don't listen to the mainstream media.
Speaker 2: Well, I will give you the straight information here and
Speaker 2: I will even use the mainstream media. I mean, this
Speaker 2: is an amazing NBC poll when you look at it
Speaker 2: deeply and you realize that they were talking about what
Speaker 2: percentage of people, you know, agree with what's going on,
Speaker 2: our support for Israel and the Biden administration, which I
Speaker 2: think did not support Israel as much as they should
Speaker 2: have the vast majority of Jewish.
Speaker 5: Ye to make a brief comment, I came in in
Speaker 5: the middle of the where I apologize if it's sorry.
Speaker 7: Been mentioned, we'll go ahead.
Speaker 5: Concerning Congressman Gates and his statement today, Yes, I have
Speaker 5: a lot of respect for him after the way he
Speaker 5: stepped down. He strikes me as a mission driven person
Speaker 5: who is interested in what's gests of the country, not
Speaker 5: necessarily what was best for him personally.
Speaker 2: Well, I will tell you that I think that he
Speaker 2: has political baggage that no nominee should have to try
Speaker 2: to carry through the process. If you look at what
Speaker 2: the allegations are, and I realized they're allegations. The allegations are,
Speaker 2: and again Jason has dropped off. We did not cut
Speaker 2: him off. The allegations of sexual activity and involving young people.
Speaker 2: And again I don't know if it's true or not.
Speaker 2: He's denied those allegations, but I think that once those
Speaker 2: allegations swirl around someone's character, it's tough to get rid
Speaker 2: of them. And in addition, he was the one Republican
Speaker 2: who took down the Republican House speaker, had left the House,
Speaker 2: the Republican House in chaos. So he's a disruptor. There's
Speaker 2: no doubt about that. But I think the one thing
Speaker 2: that we can agree upon is that there were many
Speaker 2: more Republicans, including Pam Bondi, who is now the Republican
Speaker 2: nominee for Attorney General, many more Republicans who were more highly
Speaker 2: qualified to be the Attorney General of the United States
Speaker 2: than Gates. Simple as that. Okay, where we're going to
Speaker 2: go next. I'm going to go to Rob in Medford. Rob,
Speaker 2: you were next on Night Side. I got about three
Speaker 2: minutes and then I got the news coming at us.
Speaker 7: Go ahead, Rob, Hey, Dan, I'll tell you what sends
Speaker 7: a chill up and down my spine. I want to
Speaker 7: make sure I get the numbers right. Trump won the
Speaker 7: popular vote by five million votes or so? Is that correct?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Let me see what I can get here for you
Speaker 2: real quickly. He hit about seventy seven million votes. Uh,
Speaker 2: And I wish I had the numbers. I don't have.
Speaker 2: I don't have the precise numbers. If he won by
Speaker 2: a few million, I think it's more like three million votes.
Speaker 7: Let me okay, I'll get that for you.
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 7: That doesn't it's not that. That's not the point. Is
Speaker 7: that if I'm not mistaken when they decided to instill
Speaker 7: and I say they the powers that did it? Obama,
Speaker 7: whoever decided to put.
Speaker 2: Miss president Harris?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Harris.
Speaker 7: I almost wanted to call him Michelle. When they decided
Speaker 7: to put Harris in? Did they not lose like fifteen
Speaker 7: million votes in that process?
Speaker 2: No? That will No, No, let me let me help
Speaker 2: you out here. Okay. Donald Trump basically got the same
Speaker 2: amount of votes or similar of votes to what he
Speaker 2: got in twenty twenty. He's now he's got a little more.
Speaker 2: He's got about seventy seven million votes, and I think
Speaker 2: that in twenty twenty he was a little less than that. Okay,
Speaker 2: Joe Biden had eighty one million votes. Vice President Harris
Speaker 2: has seventy four million votes. It's beginning to look like me,
Speaker 2: it's beginning to look to me as if the support
Speaker 2: of Trump went up significantly a couple of million, and
Speaker 2: the support for the Democratic candidate between Biden and Harris dropped.
Speaker 2: I can get the precise numbers for you, but I'm
Speaker 2: pretty close on those numbers, trust me. Okay, the Democrats
Speaker 2: went from eighty one to seventy four, so they lost
Speaker 2: about seven million votes. Trump went from about seventy four
Speaker 2: up to seventy seven. He picked up three million.
Speaker 7: So if they had not gone away those fifteen million votes,
Speaker 7: we might have been in a different vote. Is My
Speaker 7: point is that like they did this transition, they switched
Speaker 7: Paris for Biden, and in that process there was fifteen
Speaker 7: million or so people that had already voted for Biden.
Speaker 7: They described no.
Speaker 2: No, no, no was whoa whoa whoa? Wait, well, hold on,
Speaker 2: hold on for second. Rob Okay, Joe Biden won fourteen
Speaker 2: million votes in the Democratic primary primaries that that led
Speaker 2: up to the to the convention. You can't count those votes.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump had had had had probably another fifteen million
Speaker 2: votes in the Republican primary. So whatever that number was, no.
Speaker 7: Just correct me, because I think there's like still there
Speaker 7: too many crazy people out there. And I don't know why.
Speaker 2: Well, because sometimes crazy people don't want to listen to
Speaker 2: the numbers, and you do. There were people who voted
Speaker 2: in all the primaries in massachutt in California, New York,
Speaker 2: and Illinois, and those same people probably voted in the
Speaker 2: final election, So you can't double count those votes. I mean,
Speaker 2: trick voters are different from general election voters. General election
Speaker 2: in November, they all started zero zero and Donald Trump
Speaker 2: now has just shy of fifty percent of the vote.
Speaker 2: He's at seventy six million, nine hundred and sixteen.
Speaker 7: Seventeen guard In my heart, I feel much better that I.
Speaker 7: I just don't understand. You can't talk to some people.
Speaker 7: They just there's no approach in the conversation or a debate.
Speaker 7: And that's been the whole problem these last four years,
Speaker 7: is they won't sit down for an honest discussion. They
Speaker 7: just cut you out and cut you off. You're done.
Speaker 2: Well. If you were opposed to illegal immigration, you were
Speaker 2: characterized as a racist, which is which is which is crazy?
Speaker 2: You know. Uh, there's a difference between legal immigration and
Speaker 2: illegal immigration. And if you want to call illegal immigrants migrants,
Speaker 2: or if you want to call them new residents, or
Speaker 2: if you want to call them prospective citizens, you can
Speaker 2: call them anything you want. If they're here legally, they
Speaker 2: should not be here.
Speaker 7: And particularly begins at home. My mother used to say,
Speaker 7: charity begins at home. You take care of your own.
Speaker 7: But you you you could have more for others, but
Speaker 7: you gotta take care of your own.
Speaker 2: For us, I agree with you. And there's a lot
Speaker 2: of we talked earlier tonight. There's a lot of veterans
Speaker 2: that need some help in this country and they're getting
Speaker 2: the help they need, thanks Rob.
Speaker 7: And the people begging for money that are.
Speaker 2: Already here that, yeah, a lot of those.
Speaker 7: Problems, they don't have to bring them in from other countries. Yeah,
Speaker 7: we do have enough.
Speaker 2: And rapists in this country. Yeah, and we just taken
Speaker 2: they just picked up three people in three men, young
Speaker 2: men in Massachusetts. Uh, in the last few days who
Speaker 2: were sex offenders. I mean, we don't really need that
Speaker 2: here in Massachusett.
Speaker 9: That's the widespread fear. The widespread fear that that who
Speaker 9: is talking about the widespread fear is but from the
Speaker 9: citizen thaty that worried about you. Let all these quirks
Speaker 9: and murderers in to get the people that earned and
Speaker 9: worked for this place.
Speaker 2: I got you. I'm gonna let you run, Rob, because
Speaker 2: I'm up my news.
Speaker 7: Thank you for you call Yah the other voice and
Speaker 7: reason man. Thank you.
Speaker 2: I am the voice of reason. Thank you, Rob. Good Night.
Speaker 2: Six one seven, two, five, four ten thirty, six one seven,
Speaker 2: nine three one ten thirty Will and Long Island. It's next.
Speaker 2: I get Pelvis coming up in Burlington, and I got
Speaker 2: some open lines which really really disappoint me. Audience out there,
Speaker 2: I don't know what you're doing tonight, but have some
Speaker 2: courage of your convictions. All points of view will welcome here.
Speaker 2: Bring it on. I want to hear some balance, and
Speaker 2: I also want to hear from you. Six one, seven, two, five,
Speaker 2: four ten thirty, six one seven, nine three one ten thirty.
Speaker 2: It's a nice Side with dam.
Speaker 1: Night, Side with Dan Ray on WBZ Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Okay, for those of you who are interested, and I
Speaker 2: think some of you might be interested, I'm going to
Speaker 2: explain to you real quickly, and then I'm going to
Speaker 2: go to Will and Long Island. In twenty twenty, Joe
Speaker 2: Biden had eighty one million votes. In twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: Vice President Harris seventy two million votes. There were nine
Speaker 2: million fewer votes for the Democratic presidential candidate. In twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump had seventy four million votes. I'm just rounding
Speaker 2: them up here. In twenty twenty four he had nearly
Speaker 2: seventy seven million votes. So the Democrats lost nine million
Speaker 2: votes between twenty twenty and twenty twenty four. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: picked up three million votes. That's that's the difference. That's
Speaker 2: the difference. And I will have those numbers available if
Speaker 2: anyone wants them. Let me go next to Will down
Speaker 2: in Long Island. Will welcome back. How are you?
Speaker 8: I'm doing good, Dan, How are you do?
Speaker 2: Just grat I what's your take on any and all
Speaker 2: of this? We were talking about the we started talking
Speaker 2: about Matt Gates's nomination, which now is you know, down
Speaker 2: the down the chuote. I just think it was an
Speaker 2: unforced error by President Trump. Unnecessary.
Speaker 8: Well, I think two things. One, I think that President
Speaker 8: Trump nominated him knowing he's not going to get through,
Speaker 8: so his next pick will seem much less crazy. By comparison,
Speaker 8: Trump is way smarter than we think. Sometimes I used
Speaker 8: to think he was the dumbest billionaire I ever saw
Speaker 8: him next to Mark Cuban. I really thought, I said, man,
Speaker 8: I messed up my life if this guy's a billionaire.
Speaker 8: But then I started to realize some of the things
Speaker 8: he did. And one of my favorite things when Biden said,
Speaker 8: the only garbage I see out there are his supporters,
Speaker 8: and then he pulled up in a garbage truck. I mean,
Speaker 8: I'm like, this man is like almost like idiot's avant.
Speaker 8: Sometimes he's like brilliant in so many ways.
Speaker 2: And then I.
Speaker 8: Think that he did that with Gates by comparison, but
Speaker 8: if he could have got Gates through, I'm sorry to
Speaker 8: say it, but you know, I don't know how you
Speaker 8: feel about him personally, but I his is what I
Speaker 8: heard Gates say a couple of days ago, which I've
Speaker 8: been saying for years. I know that you have a
Speaker 8: certain impression of me. We've spoken many times that you
Speaker 8: know that I'm very into economics and I'm very into
Speaker 8: I'm not a big I'm a capitalist, but not a
Speaker 8: big supporter of billionaires. I'm kind of like I always
Speaker 8: had more in common with the Bernie supporters that I
Speaker 8: did with Republicans, even though I think that they're, you know,
Speaker 8: crazy in their own way. I think they're too far left,
Speaker 8: but I understand where they're coming from. Right. So Matt Gates.
Speaker 8: A couple of days ago, he said, and I always said,
Speaker 8: you do not need to be a forensic accountant to
Speaker 8: put senators and congress people in prison for insider trading.
Speaker 8: And just a few days ago, he said, I'd like
Speaker 8: to see some of their portfolios. And you know what,
Speaker 8: you show me some of these centers and both sides.
Speaker 8: I know that Republicans are not going to want that
Speaker 8: to happen either. So it's not like Republicans wanted to
Speaker 8: get on board with this. You show me your portfolios.
Speaker 8: I want to see what committees you sit on. I
Speaker 8: want to see what you were talking about in those
Speaker 8: committees when we were going to make military action, when
Speaker 8: we were going to make announcements that the.
Speaker 2: I get your point. I get your point. So, so
Speaker 2: you look, I think that the Dates was a flawed candidate.
Speaker 2: He was the Republicans could not support it, the Democrats
Speaker 2: would line up in unison against him. I he I
Speaker 2: think he was let me, let me finish. He Maybe
Speaker 2: he was the sacrificial lamb that that. I think both
Speaker 2: you and I suggest. Maybe it was done intentionally, maybe
Speaker 2: was done inadvertently. Either way, I think that Pam Bondy's
Speaker 2: going to look really good as a nominee as a result.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I have no problem with that nomination. However, I
Speaker 8: have a little bit more. I want a little bit more.
Speaker 8: You know, people were trying to call it the revenge tour. No,
Speaker 8: it's not the revenge tour. But I would like to
Speaker 8: see those fifty one intelligence officials that signed a document
Speaker 8: that said that the hunter Biden laptop, which we now
Speaker 8: know to be true. I'd like to see what evidence
Speaker 8: you base that on before you sign that. I'd like
Speaker 8: to see that.
Speaker 10: I'd like to see you sit in front of me
Speaker 10: and explain.
Speaker 8: To me what made you sign that document besides trying
Speaker 8: to interfere and meddle in the United States election. I
Speaker 8: want to know why. And there's a lot of question.
Speaker 2: Here's what First of all, Will, Will, what purpose is
Speaker 2: served by that? Are you going to indict people who
Speaker 2: are going to sit in front and say, Look, I
Speaker 2: talked to so and so. I had respect for him,
Speaker 2: he said to me, and had if you remember, Will,
Speaker 2: and I'm being very respectful of your opinion. They simply said.
Speaker 2: They phrased it brilliantly. They said that the Hunter Biden
Speaker 2: laptop story had all the markings. That was the phrase
Speaker 2: they used in the letter. Will had all the markings
Speaker 2: of a Russian disinformation campaign. So that gives them enough
Speaker 2: room to drive an eighteen trailer truck through.
Speaker 8: It, right. Yeah, Now, if you give me a couple
Speaker 8: of weeks to prepare and question those people, I guarantee
Speaker 8: you one. I'm not even a lawyer, okay, especially with
Speaker 8: their credentials, I will rip that out apart. Okay. And
Speaker 8: I'd like to know why, because I know why they
Speaker 8: did it, and I know.
Speaker 2: You're not even hearing what I'm saying. You and I
Speaker 2: both know what they did.
Speaker 8: That document, only you're saying that now nobody has ever listened.
Speaker 8: The administration has said, okay, Biden has said, but we've
Speaker 8: never heard from these officials and the fifty one people
Speaker 8: that signed it on why they signed it?
Speaker 2: But oh John, wait, Will, Will? Will? Come on, Man,
Speaker 2: let me have a conversation with you for once.
Speaker 8: Have they testified?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 8: Have they testified?
Speaker 10: Has anybody heard you have to testify?
Speaker 2: Will? They don't? This is not the Soviet Union. You
Speaker 2: had people like John Brennan, who is that died in
Speaker 2: the wole. John Rennan was a was a registered and
Speaker 2: said he voted for the Communist Party presidential candidate in
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy six. Okay, this is a guy who never
Speaker 2: should have had anything to do with our national security. Okay,
Speaker 2: but but beyond that, he said, it's it's like I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say to you, Will, in my opinion, the most
Speaker 2: talented baseball team last season was the Boston Red Sox.
Speaker 2: You're gonna say to me, Dan, they finished in last
Speaker 2: place in the American League East or wherever the hell
Speaker 2: they finished. Uh, it's my opinion, Will, it's their opinion
Speaker 2: that had the markings. You gotta move that, man, You
Speaker 2: got to move past it, because then if you keep
Speaker 2: focusing on that, it's never going to happen for you.
Speaker 8: And that's the beginning, that's the beginning of a whole
Speaker 8: bunch of people I'd like to see investigated. That are
Speaker 8: the unelected bureaucrats that brought us to where we are
Speaker 8: right now. But you think there is a whole.
Speaker 2: Till you can't investigate them for their opinion. You can't
Speaker 2: investigate them.
Speaker 8: It's not about it. It's not about opinion. When you
Speaker 8: are that qualified. If you gave me your kind of
Speaker 8: qualified opinion on the Boston Red Sox, that's a whole
Speaker 8: lot different than intelligence officials that have been doing this
Speaker 8: for decades. Okay, just signing a document so that Joe
Speaker 8: Biden conflaunted in front of us right before the election,
Speaker 8: which happened to be a huge thing, by the way. Okay,
Speaker 8: just like when Komy decided to reopen the investigation against
Speaker 8: Hillary Clinton. I think that that was a massive, uh
Speaker 8: obviously turn in the election as well. But putting side,
Speaker 8: you brought up a very important number I thought I
Speaker 8: wanted to comment on. Okay, you said that people that
Speaker 8: made under one hundred thousand dollars heavily voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 8: Me and you talked about, uh, you know, uh, the
Speaker 8: amount of billionaires that were created under the Biden administration.
Speaker 8: I told you I think Americans are gonna see through this.
Speaker 8: They could say as much as they want, they're a
Speaker 8: bottom up economy. Uh, but the average American can't afford
Speaker 8: their groceries, can't afford their rent. Inflation has eaten away
Speaker 8: at their Now there.
Speaker 2: Understand why will will Yeah, we understand that. It's just
Speaker 2: interesting to see the numbers. By the way, hold on
Speaker 2: for a second. Here, hold on, Here are some of
Speaker 2: the people. Here are the some of people who signed
Speaker 2: that letter. Okay, do any of these names ring a bell?
Speaker 2: Michael Hayden, he's now an the analyst for CNN, Jim
Speaker 2: Clapper now a cnney, John Brennan uh now analysts for
Speaker 2: NBC and MSNBC. I mean, it goes on and on.
Speaker 2: These folks obviously had a point of view which which
Speaker 2: influenced their opinions. That's the problem you got here. You
Speaker 2: got Jeremy Bash, former CIA chiefs chief of staff, now
Speaker 2: analysts for NBC and MSNBC. These are all people who
Speaker 2: brought the political bias.
Speaker 8: You know that some of these people. You know that
Speaker 8: some of these people I've been told my whole life, okay,
Speaker 8: and and admittedly by the CIA, okay, that we have
Speaker 8: admittedly meddled in over eighty six elections around the world.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've.
Speaker 8: Does.
Speaker 2: That's what the CIA problem is.
Speaker 8: The problem is the past couple of election cycles, they've
Speaker 8: been doing it here in the United States. They've turned
Speaker 8: their ire, They've turned their eye onto the people of America.
Speaker 2: Will you will your points? I've given you eight minutes
Speaker 2: and I got four callers wait, and so I got
Speaker 2: to let you go. Man, you have made your points repeatedly.
Speaker 2: I think I understand your points. I simply disagree with
Speaker 2: them and simply tell you they're out. Is They did
Speaker 2: not say this is a Russian operation. They said it
Speaker 2: has the markings, the ear markings of a Russian operation.
Speaker 2: They were very slick with that letter. And the media
Speaker 2: said head large fifty one officials label hunter Biden laptop
Speaker 2: Russian operation. So you had this look. Will, we're on
Speaker 2: the same page. Man, I'm just telling you that's a
Speaker 2: battle win it in public relations. Don't waste time.
Speaker 10: In I say Happy Thanksgiving to you.
Speaker 8: I'm not just talking about that one, Dan, I'm talking
Speaker 8: about all.
Speaker 2: You're killing me. Will you're killing me? Happy Thanksgiving to
Speaker 2: you and your family. You went ten minutes here man,
Speaker 2: and no one else is going to get two minutes
Speaker 2: for the rest of the show. Okay, just bear that.
Speaker 8: I didn't feel like I did the whole time minute.
Speaker 8: I thought you did a lot of it. But okay, good, happy,
Speaker 8: Thank so we went ten minutes.
Speaker 2: We went ten minutes. No one else will go ten
Speaker 2: minutes with me, will Okay, that's all I'm saying. And
Speaker 2: again I've tried to explain it to you. Have a
Speaker 2: good one. See it back on Nightside after this.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Ray Live from the Window World
Speaker 1: nights Side Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: Back to the phones, we go Pelvis and Middleton, Pelvis.
Speaker 2: Next on Nightside. We're getting a little tight on.
Speaker 4: Time, buddy, go ahead, I'll try to be quick. Thank
Speaker 4: you for the tote bag on the Donald Trump electoral
Speaker 4: votes challenge.
Speaker 2: How did you How do you like the tote bag?
Speaker 2: How do you like the toe?
Speaker 4: But it's nice. My wife will take it to work.
Speaker 8: It's nice.
Speaker 4: I like it. But a real quick thing on the
Speaker 4: immigration thing and why it should be a real issue
Speaker 4: in this area. I'm sorry I missed most of the
Speaker 4: show tonight we were out, but I've had two Guatemala
Speaker 4: workers for me for ten years. I had them for
Speaker 4: ten years from two thousand and six for twenty sixteen.
Speaker 4: They came here, they had to have a TIM number,
Speaker 4: they had to pay in, they had to pay their dues,
Speaker 4: They had to be checked on yearly to get citizenship here.
Speaker 4: They had to be here ten years to get citizenship.
Speaker 4: In twenty and sixteen, we had a guy come over.
Speaker 4: He was unvetted. Whatever he walk came over here. We
Speaker 4: gave him sixty hours a week, thirty dollars an hour
Speaker 4: to late patios. Great guy did a fantastic job from
Speaker 4: me and my cousin. This past February, he was recognized
Speaker 4: at the North Shaw Mall and was detained by Ice
Speaker 4: for child rape and prostitution and human trafficking back in
Speaker 4: two thousand and nine when he was previously in this country.
Speaker 4: So my point is, this guy has been around my family.
Speaker 4: He was passed around, He smiled at all the clients.
Speaker 4: I had to do a high end landscape company on
Speaker 4: the North Shore, you know, and this guy, we would
Speaker 4: never know what he was really up to. And that's
Speaker 4: the vetting process. In the issue with my point is
Speaker 4: I love Quebec City. I could go to Canada all
Speaker 4: the time. I love it. I could never walk in
Speaker 4: there and put my arms open for free medical, reeinsurance,
Speaker 4: free education, free everything, free housing. They would turn me
Speaker 4: around and send me back. We're one of the only
Speaker 4: countries who does this. Oh, the only country that does this.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of dangelous people in here that we
Speaker 4: don't know about. And that's my point, you know, great.
Speaker 2: Point, Pelvis. Thank you, thank you so much. I'll give
Speaker 2: you much more time if you call a little earlier.
Speaker 4: Okay, I know I got you. That will will took
Speaker 4: up a lot.
Speaker 10: Thanks, gotta go, Thank you much.
Speaker 2: Let me see Bob and Rain and Bob, you gotta
Speaker 2: be quick for me.
Speaker 6: We're really late here, go ahead, Rob okay, Dan, I'd
Speaker 6: just like to first of all, Happy Thanksgiving. But uh,
Speaker 6: after that, I'd like to say, I'm really disappointed. Actually
Speaker 6: the President Trump didn't win by more than anyone. I
Speaker 6: think the policies of of the past administration that she
Speaker 6: said she she couldn't see anything that should really change
Speaker 6: or that she disagreed with, and also just her ineptness
Speaker 6: just boggles my mind. How really anyone could really vote
Speaker 6: for her. And as far as this state goes, our
Speaker 6: state is definitely broken. I mean, you know, he had
Speaker 6: a decent guy in that Deeton to run against Elizabeth
Speaker 6: Warren and he was crushed. And I mean, the Republican
Speaker 6: party in the state is broken, and.
Speaker 2: Well it's trying to get better. You know, it was
Speaker 2: the Republican Party under Amy conn of Elly's trying to
Speaker 2: get better small steps. Deaton did better than people expected.
Speaker 2: You're you're not going to turn it around totally. You
Speaker 2: got to talk to your friends and neighbors. We knew
Speaker 2: we needed to party state here in Massachusetts. We don't
Speaker 2: have it, not not now. I think maybe at some
Speaker 2: point in view to get one more in here if
Speaker 2: I can. Okay, okay, I wish you called earlier. I'd
Speaker 2: give you a heck of a lot more time. But
Speaker 2: look at the clock. Thanks Bob, appreciate it. Next up,
Speaker 2: Jack and the Cape. Jack, you're gonna wrap it for us,
Speaker 2: Go right ahead.
Speaker 8: Hey, Dan, the number one problem is you need an
Speaker 8: eight hour show.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Call early enough so I can spread it out.
Speaker 8: And then your audience is your you and your audience
Speaker 8: is too good. But I want to what I want
Speaker 8: to talk about, and you touched on it.
Speaker 2: Earlier.
Speaker 8: Okay, so we had the sixteen presidential elections, the numbers,
Speaker 8: we had the twenty election numbers, and then we had
Speaker 8: the twenty four and the twenty we have the eighty
Speaker 8: one million Biden votes. Well, at some point in time,
Speaker 8: the statisticians, the posters, they have to account for this.
Speaker 8: What you know, what's going on here?
Speaker 2: What is there? What's their account for? There was seven million,
Speaker 2: nine million Democrats. That that my point.
Speaker 8: So my point is, my point is is that the
Speaker 8: twenty election was stolen and somehow our country is going
Speaker 8: to happen.
Speaker 2: Look, I'm tired of talking about the twenty elections. Please
Speaker 2: don't don't burden my show with the twenty election anymore.
Speaker 2: Take the win. You're a trump guy. Take the win.
Speaker 2: The only thing worse than a sore loser is a
Speaker 2: bad winner. Take the win. Twenty twenties in the past,
Speaker 2: If twenty twenty, if Trumpet.
Speaker 8: Wants twenty twenty, it's a procedure. It's a policy procedure
Speaker 8: thing we're going to have to deal with. But I
Speaker 8: want to leave you because I don't. We don't have
Speaker 8: a life.
Speaker 2: You got to leave me because I only got thirty
Speaker 2: seconds left. Jack call me earlier and I'll give you
Speaker 2: more time. I don't I'm done. I don't have time,
Speaker 2: all right, Sorry Jack, all right, yeah, keep going, keep going,
Speaker 2: Jacket done to the night. I may be on maybe
Speaker 2: on Facebook in a couple of minutes. I'll figure that out.
Speaker 2: I want to thank everyone who called all dogs, and
Speaker 2: I don't want to thank Robin. I want to thank Marina.
Speaker 2: All dogs, all cats, all pets go to heaven. That's
Speaker 2: what my pal Charlie Ray is, who passed fourteen years
Speaker 2: ago in February. That's where all your pets are who
Speaker 2: in past, they loved you and you love them. I
Speaker 2: do believe you'll see them again. Hope to see again
Speaker 2: tomorrow night on night side. Everyone, have a great Friday.
Speaker 2: We'll see you tomorrow night.