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Speaker 3: six one seven, two five four ten thirty is full. Uh,
Speaker 3: But I have two lines for you at six one seven,
Speaker 3: nine three one ten thirty talking about the amount of
Speaker 3: violence that we have seen in this country in the
Speaker 3: last few weeks. You can go back to Luigi Mangioni,
Speaker 3: who shoots the insurance executive in the back. By the way,
Speaker 3: big brave guy he was in New York, kills him
Speaker 3: down on the street in December fourth. You can go
Speaker 3: back last summer to the assassination attempt on then candidate
Speaker 3: Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. We still don't know much
Speaker 3: about this guy. I don't understand that. I really don't
Speaker 3: understand why we don't know everything about this kid. I
Speaker 3: have trouble recalling his name. Why don't we know that?
Speaker 3: I remember I know Lee Harvey Oswald's name. I know
Speaker 3: James Elray's name, who shot doctor King. I know Sirhan
Speaker 3: Bashawra Sihan's name who shot Bobby Kennedy. I don't want
Speaker 3: to go through another decade like that. I don't want
Speaker 3: to see our political leaders of any stripe stricken in
Speaker 3: the prime of their wives. And we're seeing Tesla automobile
Speaker 3: dealerships firebombed. We're seeing the home, the governor's home in
Speaker 3: Pennsylvania firebomb Sunday morning after a passover meal. A lot
Speaker 3: of anti Semitism, it sounds like in that guy. And
Speaker 3: then we had this other guy who joined some sort
Speaker 3: of paramilitary neo Nazi group who killed his parents in
Speaker 3: Washika Washaka, I think that's the way it's pronounced Wisconsin
Speaker 3: and let them He lived in the same house with
Speaker 3: him for two weeks. What a nut job. And they
Speaker 3: found him in the stolen car with fourteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: His goal was to somehow assassinate Donald Trump. We are
Speaker 3: going back into that cycle from the nineteen sixties. I
Speaker 3: just feel it in my bones. I hope those of
Speaker 3: you who went through it know what an appalling time
Speaker 3: it was in this country and we should never go
Speaker 3: through it again. But it is. After all, it's now
Speaker 3: over fifty years. When you think about it. President Kennedy
Speaker 3: was killed now two years ago in nineteen sixty three.
Speaker 3: Bobby Kennedy, what is it now, fifty five years or whatever?
Speaker 3: The number fifty seven years, Doctor King fifty six years
Speaker 3: or whatever. This Doctor King's assassination April fourth day, that
Speaker 3: I'll never forget, you know. Anyway, It's got to stop,
Speaker 3: and everybody of whatever political point of view you have,
Speaker 3: have to stand up and say, what happened to Governor
Speaker 3: Shapiro in Pennsylvania will not be tolerated. That guy needs
Speaker 3: to go away for the rest of his life. I'm sorry. Okay, fine,
Speaker 3: rest of your life. You do something that way, you're
Speaker 3: never getting out. And it has to be in Stone.
Speaker 3: Never getting out. This kid who killed both of his parents,
Speaker 3: his thirty five year old mother, he's seventeen, killed his
Speaker 3: thirty five year old mother and his fifty one year
Speaker 3: old stepfather, never getting out, never seeing the light of day.
Speaker 3: Simple is that? Okay, we got and you bomb a
Speaker 3: Tesla dealership thirty years or whatever the max is. You
Speaker 3: key someone's car twenty years, whatever the max is you
Speaker 3: want to do that intentionally, you're going to go away
Speaker 3: for twenty years. That's the only way We're going to
Speaker 3: get it under control. And I don't care what ideology
Speaker 3: you have. Let's go to the phones. Let me go
Speaker 3: to John and Pennsylvania. Welcome back, John, How.
Speaker 1: Are you all right?
Speaker 4: Well, thank you for taking my call. You wil you
Speaker 4: did have a previous caller. I won't mention the name.
Speaker 4: It was entirely inappropriate and I think borderline seem to
Speaker 4: attempt to get a chuckle out of the assassination attempt
Speaker 4: that happened not terribly far from where I am, about
Speaker 4: an hour away.
Speaker 5: Okay, you would agree that.
Speaker 4: You know, that's sort of mocking of violence, political violence.
Speaker 3: I called. I called them on it, absolutely, And I
Speaker 3: know that you're not a fan of Donald Trump, and
Speaker 3: I commend you and appreciate the fact that you would
Speaker 3: mentioned mention that. Yeah, I'm interested, are you at all?
Speaker 3: I let me ask you, Are you as curious as
Speaker 3: I am to know more about this kid?
Speaker 4: Else gleaned? But yeah, I think there needs to be
Speaker 4: more revealed. But moving on, I do want to ask,
Speaker 4: so you are that's disgusting, right? That was discussed and
Speaker 4: comment So when the now current residents of the White
Speaker 4: House as a candidate got a little chuckle and and
Speaker 4: got the crowd, uh, you know, giggling with with references
Speaker 4: to Paul Pelosi's the attacked on Paul Pelosi where he
Speaker 4: was held capped at his wife's and his skull was
Speaker 4: split with a hammer.
Speaker 3: Yet split, I think it's I think he had a
Speaker 3: fractured skull, absolutely.
Speaker 4: Inappropriate, right and pardoning. Uh, men who are men and
Speaker 4: women who not only assaulted police officers but actually maimed
Speaker 4: them like one.
Speaker 3: And I've already addressed that tonight. You heard me.
Speaker 4: I believe it, which which is why, given, given, given,
Speaker 4: you know that. I'm just stunned that earlier in the
Speaker 4: conversation you made a reference to Trump being president somehow
Speaker 4: being a positive during this this time when when uh,
Speaker 4: the temperature of the political temperature is running so hot.
Speaker 3: Well, the temperatures, the temperature is running hot. You're correct
Speaker 3: on that. Okay, you're correct on that. However, I'm not
Speaker 3: willing to put at his feet what happened to Governors
Speaker 3: Shapiro in Pennsylvan.
Speaker 4: Not either would Why would be Why would it be
Speaker 4: a positive to have a man with his rhetoric and
Speaker 4: his approach?
Speaker 3: Who do you want? Who do you want? Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: I would have preferred Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nearly, John, John, John, You're not alone on that.
Speaker 3: So wouldn't have half of the American public. Nearly half
Speaker 3: the American public would have preferred her. Okay, I would.
Speaker 4: Prefer Nicky Haley. I would have preferred uh Rohnda Santas
Speaker 4: even and Uh. Given in point of fact that even
Speaker 4: though I think you know UH had a lot of UH.
Speaker 3: What if you prefer.
Speaker 4: Jack Vance is the political new fight he was in
Speaker 4: office a hot minute. I would prefer.
Speaker 3: John Kennedy, would I think at least Eve wasn't John
Speaker 3: Kennedy when he was elected president at the age So
Speaker 3: wasn't John Kennedy when he was elected at the age
Speaker 3: of forty three? AOC is a political new neophight, you know,
Speaker 3: if someone's been elected senator in a state the size
Speaker 3: of Ohio, I just simply asked.
Speaker 5: The question, he meets the prerequisites.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'd rather have JD. Vance because I think
Speaker 4: he would be far more rational. I don't think he
Speaker 4: would have done anything as foolish and impetuous as announcing
Speaker 4: those ridiculous tariffs that were they were not reciprocal terrorifts
Speaker 4: by the way he based them on this goofball formula
Speaker 4: that simply took into account a trade define.
Speaker 3: Johnny, I know you don't have to convince me how
Speaker 3: much you disdained Trump. I know that. Okay, I know that,
Speaker 3: and I accept that. I think that I am concerned
Speaker 3: about the tariffs, really honest with you. But I also
Speaker 3: know that there's a lot of countries around the world
Speaker 3: that have taken advantage of you. And I say, we
Speaker 3: rebuilt Europe with the Marshall Plan, and I think it's
Speaker 3: time for Europe maybe to stand on its own. I
Speaker 3: think an argument can be made. I think it could
Speaker 3: be made more articulately than Trump's making it.
Speaker 4: But you know, with more sense. Actually, you could have
Speaker 4: done negotiations with China and certain other nations without completely,
Speaker 4: you know, roiling the markets and possibly prominently causing a
Speaker 4: damage to the US bond market. But by the way
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 3: The market, I think the market, I think the market
Speaker 3: will survive, John, Okay, I mean you know, I.
Speaker 5: I my experience market.
Speaker 4: Well, we won't go into that. It's too complex a topic.
Speaker 4: But on one last thing, because I know I've taken
Speaker 4: up your time AOC, why is it that somehow the
Speaker 4: fact that, by the way, she's still the left of me.
Speaker 4: I don't agree with her positions. I don't agree with
Speaker 4: Bernie's position.
Speaker 3: I didn't think anybody was still left you. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: I'm making a joke, John, but I didn't think anybody
Speaker 3: was still less of you. Go ahead.
Speaker 4: But why is the fact that she worked as a
Speaker 4: bartender in her early twenties after, by the way, she
Speaker 4: graduated from Boston College with honors Boston bost Okay, Okay.
Speaker 3: Rey's and I'm a little sensitive that is that's my
Speaker 3: law school, John, I'm sorry, I don't mean to correct you.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, Okay.
Speaker 4: She graduated with honors, apparently double major public policy and economics.
Speaker 4: She worked as a bartender immediately after because her her
Speaker 4: mother was having trouble paying bills. Why is that some
Speaker 4: I were constantly told that that liberal elite disdained working people.
Speaker 4: Every time her name comes up, it's it's the term
Speaker 4: bartender is attached to her as if it's a mark
Speaker 4: of shade.
Speaker 3: I believe, if I believe that when she was running
Speaker 3: for Congress against John Murphy, the twenty year rowd, the
Speaker 3: twenty year incumbent, that she defeated. She was working as
Speaker 3: a bartender. I did not know if any other employment
Speaker 3: that she.
Speaker 4: Hadn't employment, But at the time, what was her Let.
Speaker 3: Me ask you, what was your well, help me out
Speaker 3: edify me, John, what was her full time employment after
Speaker 3: when she was running against Murphy?
Speaker 4: When she was running against Murphy, she was working in
Speaker 4: the bartender immediately prior.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's only said. That's all I said, John, It's
Speaker 3: all I said. You know, it wasn't to the best
Speaker 3: of my knowledge, it wasn't as if she had gotten
Speaker 3: a doctor. I took a shot at her because I
Speaker 3: think she's as bad. She's as bad for your party
Speaker 3: as a lot of the right wing wackos are for
Speaker 3: the Republicans. And if you want to defend her, you
Speaker 3: can always defend her on this program. You know that.
Speaker 3: And if you think that was a cheap show.
Speaker 4: Up, I'm just saying that. Every time on someone on
Speaker 4: the right rings are up, they always mention her. You know,
Speaker 4: they always dismissed her as a former bartender. And by
Speaker 4: the way, even if she'd never gone to call what
Speaker 4: why is it that when we're always told that that
Speaker 4: liberals disdain the working class by the way. I I
Speaker 4: once worked in a warehouse. What what does that matter?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 4: Why is not a mark a shave?
Speaker 3: I didn't characterize it. I don't characterize it as a market.
Speaker 4: Particularly you, but that always comes up in right.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I think he made you points you
Speaker 3: and I will disagree with it. You're welcome to her, okay.
Speaker 3: And guess what if she takes Schumer out, good luck
Speaker 3: to her. As a matter of fact, if she runs
Speaker 3: against Schumer, I might send her a campaign contribution. How's that.
Speaker 4: I might as well, only for the fact that I
Speaker 4: think that it's long past time for Chuck Schumer to go.
Speaker 4: He's antiquated.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well he's not as old as mitual call Mitch
Speaker 3: mccondell needs to go too, John, I got a run.
Speaker 3: We've done nine minutes and four seconds. You're the longest
Speaker 3: call of the night as always, and I appreciate your loyalty.
Speaker 3: Thank you. We will take a quick break, I promise,
Speaker 3: and we'll be right back with more callers. I got
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Speaker 3: We're talking let's get back to violence in America and
Speaker 3: how are we going to get our arms around it
Speaker 3: and stop it? If not, it's going to consume all
Speaker 3: of us.
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Speaker 3: So let's keep rolling. I got Glenn and Bright. Hey Glenn,
Speaker 3: welcome back.
Speaker 1: How are you pretty good? I love this topic. I
Speaker 1: was killing or a book to a house divided against itself?
Speaker 1: Cannot stand. This reminds me of nineteen no eighteen sixty.
Speaker 1: I wasn't around then, but I just hope you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. We are pre civil work. We're really
Speaker 1: at a point where everybody's about the SAP and it
Speaker 1: scares me too, both sides equally. I mean, I'm a
Speaker 1: trumper yep. But I don't call people on the other
Speaker 1: side fools, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well there was something. There was some young young
Speaker 3: guy walking down the streets in Boston the other day.
Speaker 3: He had a Trump hat on that he was attacked,
Speaker 3: you know, for wearing a Trump hat. At the same time,
Speaker 3: at the same time, there was an interesting I don't
Speaker 3: know if you had a chance to have anyone show
Speaker 3: you yesterday's Globe magazine, but there's an interesting piece by
Speaker 3: Adelaide Parker. She's a junior at Harvard, she's a Globe correspondent,
Speaker 3: and she wrote a piece. It was the cover story
Speaker 3: of the Globe magazine, the Return of the College Republican,
Speaker 3: which is interesting that at Harvard, all of a sudden
Speaker 3: it's okay to be a Republican again. Which is good.
Speaker 3: That it should be okay to be a Democrat. It
Speaker 3: should be okay to be an independent.
Speaker 1: A p tradish of ideas. That's what I say.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that should be okay to be anything. And the
Speaker 3: problem is that the intolerance is just over the top.
Speaker 3: And if there are people who were demonstrating, which is fine,
Speaker 3: the woman that was picked up at Tufts, I thought
Speaker 3: that was inappropriate. I have no idea what she's charged with.
Speaker 3: It seems to me that if they're going to pick
Speaker 3: people up off the street tell them that visa has
Speaker 3: been stopped or discontinued or invalidated or whatever phrase they use,
Speaker 3: that there needs to be some explanation to us, Well,
Speaker 3: what did this woman do? She wrote an op ed
Speaker 3: piece for the local for the college newspaper that that's
Speaker 3: not something that you know that should cause her visa
Speaker 3: to be to be terminated. But we're still trying to
Speaker 3: figure that one out, and that's where the Trump administration
Speaker 3: messes up.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Also, I hope, and I'm not trying to coase
Speaker 1: from I hope Dot comes on the twenty seventh of April.
Speaker 1: I want to sit next to her.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know. On the twenty seventh
Speaker 3: of April. For those of those who do not know
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Speaker 1: I'm I'm the Winnerker's favorite Trump supporter. They don't like Trump,
Speaker 1: but they like me.
Speaker 3: That's okay. It doesn't matter. Everybody loves their music. That's
Speaker 3: what's most important.
Speaker 1: I know music is a universal language.
Speaker 3: Absolutely couldn't agree with you or on that one, Glenn,
Speaker 3: that's for sure. Look, thanks as always. I look forward
Speaker 3: to seeing you in the twenty seventh. Uh did you
Speaker 3: get that phone you left me a voicemail the other day.
Speaker 3: I tried to call you back without success. Did you
Speaker 3: get that phone number? I know now if the line
Speaker 3: was full. Are you talking to you?
Speaker 1: No, I didn't know.
Speaker 3: You'll get to him. I'll mention it to him when
Speaker 3: I talked to him. Okay, all right, all right, thanks?
Speaker 3: Thanks Len, have a good mine.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: Let me go to Joe and Lynn. Joe, you're next
Speaker 3: to Night Sager.
Speaker 1: Right ahead, Joe, Hey, Dan, thank you. I have a cold.
Speaker 9: I wish I could come on at twenty seventh, but
Speaker 9: I have a cold. I'm glad I'm following Lynn. I
Speaker 9: have mixed feelings about Trump.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 9: I mean, he is good, but after reading books about him,
Speaker 9: I think he's kind of a selfish man. I read
Speaker 9: his sisters and I sent you something. I don't know
Speaker 9: whether you got it. For people that are attacked, there
Speaker 9: is a new device out they can protect themselves without
Speaker 9: hurting people. Did you ever get that email? Like you
Speaker 9: said you'd be interested.
Speaker 3: I like you don't recall seeing it. But but if
Speaker 3: you want to send it to me again, I will mark.
Speaker 3: I will make sure that I read it in its entirety.
Speaker 3: I may have with you, but I'm getting like five
Speaker 3: hundred emails a day, Joe, and a lot of them.
Speaker 3: I'm going through them real quickly because it's taking more
Speaker 3: and more time and money. Of the many of the
Speaker 3: emails that I'm getting have no relation to the show.
Speaker 3: There was a point in time when I was able
Speaker 3: to answer every email. It's gotten beyond that at this point.
Speaker 3: So send it to me again.
Speaker 9: Okay, Okay, it's about to burn a device. People can
Speaker 9: protect themselves and not kill the other person.
Speaker 3: I think I remembered, but it would be it would
Speaker 3: be easier for me if you could absolute favor and
Speaker 3: said it again. That'd be great.
Speaker 9: And I I am I have. I've lost confidence in
Speaker 9: Trump because of Pam Bondi and all this other I
Speaker 9: think jd Vance he would be a better precedent in
Speaker 9: my opinion. And Trump he's classy, he's first rate. He
Speaker 9: you know, he's just a different personality. I mean, has
Speaker 9: good points. And Glenn and I.
Speaker 3: Talk Vince's personality is quite different. His educational background is different.
Speaker 3: Going to Ohio State, you know, as an undergraduate, and
Speaker 3: then you have law schools. It's pretty good law school.
Speaker 9: So you know, well, Glenna and I talk about this
Speaker 9: all the time. And some things I agree with Trump
Speaker 9: that some I don't. But I'm a lot of things
Speaker 9: I'm disappointed.
Speaker 3: And you've got to continually evaluate any president, and you
Speaker 3: also have to continue continually evaluate what the other side
Speaker 3: would offer in comparison. It's as simple as that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sometimes sometimes when it comes down to time to vote,
Speaker 3: you vote for the would you proceed to be the
Speaker 3: lesser of two evils. Sometimes you vote for a person
Speaker 3: because you think that he or she is the best
Speaker 3: person for the job. I think the Democrats totally messed
Speaker 3: up in twenty twenty four. No need to go into
Speaker 3: all that. You know it as well as I do,
Speaker 3: and I still don't think that they have got their
Speaker 3: act together.
Speaker 1: They are, I agree, and.
Speaker 3: They're without a run in years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, years ago.
Speaker 9: I remember them when they started these programs, you know,
Speaker 9: for the disabled and other things, and they were good.
Speaker 9: But I used to be a Democrat. I'm an independent now,
Speaker 9: Like like I've.
Speaker 3: Said before, I mean, I've been an independent and I'll
Speaker 3: die in dieing independent because I think.
Speaker 9: I'm still for isolation. I'm still for a little bit
Speaker 9: of isolation. Like my friend there Lena is yep, because
Speaker 9: there's too much this country's doing all right, thanks man.
Speaker 3: Throwing out Joe, appreciate you call, Thank you much. Here
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Speaker 3: It's back we go. Let me go to Charlie and Saugus. Charlie,
Speaker 3: appreciate your patience, growing ahead, Charlie, Yes, how you again?
Speaker 5: UH have a good program to right. What comes to
Speaker 5: mind for me is the Bible saying, UH as your
Speaker 5: so social, you reap And it's, like I said, a
Speaker 5: good image in my mind, because you have the image
Speaker 5: of planning these seeds and eventually grows into a plant.
Speaker 5: And you know, by the same token, if we plant
Speaker 5: seeds of intolerance and hatred eventually grows into violence. Actually
Speaker 5: and the opposite, you know, if we sell seeds of
Speaker 5: uh compassion and tolerance, it actually glows into harmony.
Speaker 1: Peace.
Speaker 5: That's the way.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I agree, and Bob Bobby Kennedy. You know, Bobby Kennedy
Speaker 3: said violence begets violence, and I think that he was right.
Speaker 3: And I think that we might be seeing a run
Speaker 3: up here too. I mean, theoretically, you've got now a
Speaker 3: third plot that we know of to assassinate the president.
Speaker 3: We know nothing about this kid that took a pot
Speaker 3: shot and came within inches of killing Donald Trump. I
Speaker 3: don't understand why that is not out there. We still
Speaker 3: don't know if you know the Kennedy assassination. It's like
Speaker 3: we're left in the dark on all of this stuff.
Speaker 3: We were we should be able to handle this.
Speaker 5: Sounds like not everything has come out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 3: Think everything's kying. I mean, if they if there was
Speaker 3: something that come out and said, look, officially, the war
Speaker 3: and Commission were reviewed it and it's accurate. There's been
Speaker 3: too much information and too much obfuscation. You know, President
Speaker 3: Trump ordered that all the files be released. I don't
Speaker 3: think all the files were released. There was some files
Speaker 3: that were held back. Why would files be held back
Speaker 3: if the president said all files should be released. I
Speaker 3: don't get it. Maybe someone can explain to me what
Speaker 3: the English language means. Yes, I'm confused.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's confusing.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you, can you remember Can you remember
Speaker 3: the name of the kid who took the shot at
Speaker 3: President Trump and came within a few inches of killing him?
Speaker 5: Know I was the honest I don't know.
Speaker 3: I can't either. I mean, I could look it up
Speaker 3: on my computer right now, but I want to know
Speaker 3: everything there is to know about this kid. What did
Speaker 3: he do? Did he get up? Is this a normal
Speaker 3: kid who instead of going bowling on Saturday that Saturday afternoon,
Speaker 3: decided to go take a shot at the president. I
Speaker 3: don't think so. I don't think it works that way.
Speaker 5: No. I think it builds up in time in people's
Speaker 5: minds that you know, it's like a plant that they
Speaker 5: wore and you know, sees and this sort of thing
Speaker 5: takes time for it to manifest.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you know. And I just think that
Speaker 3: we as Americans were so concerned about the latest Bachelorette.
Speaker 3: The kid's name is Thomas Matthew Crooks, and that's it,
Speaker 3: that's all we got here. Crooks shot at Trump with
Speaker 3: an AR fifteen style with from a nearby rooftop that
Speaker 3: was it early life. In education, he attended a high
Speaker 3: school classmates quite of as being quiet. You know, that's it.
Speaker 3: There's nothing here, there's nothing. There's nothing in this that
Speaker 3: I that I've learned. I'm looking at it real quickly.
Speaker 3: We need to we need to know what caused this,
Speaker 3: what caused this kid to do something that insane?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that would help in that case, but you know,
Speaker 5: and society is all.
Speaker 3: You bet you, Charlie. I appreciate your call as always,
Speaker 3: thanks so much for joining our conversation. I really do
Speaker 3: you to thank you, my friend. Let's go next to
Speaker 3: Paul and Plmot. Paul, you were next on Nightside.
Speaker 5: Welcome, Hi Dan.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: You know, I think a lot of this has to
Speaker 5: do with with uh history. You know what, the kids
Speaker 5: aren't learning history anymore. You know, we remember fifty years
Speaker 5: ago the bi centennial. It was a big thing. It
Speaker 5: was a big national event. And now you don't even
Speaker 5: where at the two hundred and fiftieth UH anniversary and
Speaker 5: you don't hear anything. I mean, it's just crazy. One
Speaker 5: important event that took place one hundred and thirteen years
Speaker 5: ago as we speak, the Titanic was going down. So anyways,
Speaker 5: I just thought i'd well, no.
Speaker 3: That that's you know, we we everybody knows the story
Speaker 3: of the Titanic. Everybody knows Britney Spears' last aristour. Every
Speaker 3: you know, a lot of people are watching the Uh
Speaker 3: you know a Taylor Swift. What did I say? I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: Britney Spears. Yeah, I have a tough time distinguition between
Speaker 3: Britney Spears and Taylor Swift. I think they're the same.
Speaker 3: I've never seen them in the same room together. Taylor Swift. Okay,
Speaker 3: the Swifties, How could I forget that? But you know,
Speaker 3: they know all the words to all the songs. But
Speaker 3: they couldn't name the two US senators where they live.
Speaker 3: But they know all the words to all the songs.
Speaker 3: You got it?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, yes, you're right. And uh, I think it.
Speaker 5: I think we have to get start teaching kids history
Speaker 5: in school again. And you know, they're getting their history
Speaker 5: from the internet.
Speaker 6: And it's all along. I listen to the music.
Speaker 5: They're listening to it, I mean, it's it's you know,
Speaker 5: it's just horrible. So anyways, well, well I.
Speaker 3: Just watched the on on the weekend, I watched a
Speaker 3: little bit of television. Uh, and there's a I watched
Speaker 3: sixty minutes, but then coming up on you tonight on
Speaker 3: sixty minutes, all they all they show is violence. I
Speaker 3: mean that's when it comes down to, you know, cops
Speaker 3: shooting people, people shooting at cops and all of that.
Speaker 3: And uh, you know, I don't know. I thought we
Speaker 3: were going to try to like take kind of tone
Speaker 3: the violence down a little bit on TV, but it's
Speaker 3: it's there. And what the stuff is. What the stuff
Speaker 3: that kids are seeing on computers is like over the moon.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know the video games, you know, kill
Speaker 3: five people, kill five people. That's all you know. They
Speaker 3: think it's real. They think it's real. There was a
Speaker 3: thing today and there was a shooting today in Salem, Massachusetts.
Speaker 3: They're about to celebrate have a big you know, two
Speaker 3: and fiftieth in earlier than that, there there older than
Speaker 3: Boston as a city. Yeah, three hundredth and thank you,
Speaker 3: thank you for having me out with that. And there
Speaker 3: were the three kids at seven o'clock this morning with
Speaker 3: firing guns willy nilly on the streets of Salem. I
Speaker 3: don't know. We'll try to do something with that tomorrow
Speaker 3: night maybe, and uh and and get get that going
Speaker 3: for it. You know what, who are these kids that
Speaker 3: are out? They're just shooting, shooting guns heaving. You know,
Speaker 3: it's like no big deal, just the three of them.
Speaker 3: They they dozens of rounds.
Speaker 5: That's horrible.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: No no discipline in this generation, I guess.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I just want to play. This
Speaker 3: is John, This is Governor Shapiro, uh last night talk
Speaker 3: well over the weekend, talking about the attempted murder charge
Speaker 3: that this goofball is facing. Rub I should have given
Speaker 3: you heads up on this. Can you go to cut
Speaker 3: twenty seven A because he encapsulates what I believe here
Speaker 3: It is cut twenty seven A rob.
Speaker 8: This kind of violence is becoming far too common in
Speaker 8: our society, and I don't give a damn if it's
Speaker 8: coming from one.
Speaker 3: Particular side or the other. Directed it one particular party
Speaker 3: or another, or one particular person or another.
Speaker 2: It is not okay.
Speaker 3: And it has to stop. Good for you, Governor Paul.
Speaker 3: Appreciate your call as always, Thanks so much for listening,
Speaker 3: Thanks so much for calling.
Speaker 5: Okay, good night, Dan, thank you, thank you much.
Speaker 3: Paul. Take quick break, coming back on night's side. We'll
Speaker 3: get everybody in. Please stay there, everyone coming back on Nightside.
Speaker 2: It's night Side on w B Boston's news radio.
Speaker 3: We are going to try to get everyone in. I
Speaker 3: think we can do it. Get David san Antonio, Dave
Speaker 3: next on nights.
Speaker 5: I go ahead, Yeah, Dan, I stir to say this.
Speaker 6: There's three and eighty two million dollars in fraud that
Speaker 6: was discovered by the.
Speaker 2: Those boys of Elon Musk, and.
Speaker 6: That unemployment conversation fraud is occupied in three states, California,
Speaker 6: New York, and Massachusetts. And those folks in Massachusetts want
Speaker 6: to criticize mister Trump.
Speaker 3: Dave, do me a favor, give to Rob the source
Speaker 3: of that information. If you read that in the wherever
Speaker 3: you read it, give that to Rob. And I'd like
Speaker 3: to look at that. So if you if you have it,
Speaker 3: and you could send it to me, Rob will give
Speaker 3: you my email address.
Speaker 6: I'll have to I'll have to dig that up, but
Speaker 6: I'll get it to you.
Speaker 3: Well, I assume you saw it in the last cup.
Speaker 3: I assume you saw it recently.
Speaker 5: Yes, I did see it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're not digging up like a high school turn
Speaker 3: paper report and just all wrong.
Speaker 6: Back the I have to look up the news clip
Speaker 6: that I saw.
Speaker 1: From and for you.
Speaker 3: I'd like to see it. I'd like to see it.
Speaker 6: I also have this. I'll also have this to say.
Speaker 6: This got criticized of mister Trump. I was, I was,
Speaker 6: I was. I'm an engineer, and I was at a
Speaker 6: foot in the door job at General Motors Dynamics, while
Speaker 6: mister Trump at the same age I am at twenty
Speaker 6: nine and we were bout twenty nine at that time.
Speaker 6: He was lecturing people my age and your age engineers
Speaker 6: with all that experience, on how they developed that New
Speaker 6: York Convention Center, and they followed him. They followed an
Speaker 6: almost word word what he wanted done.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's interesting, that's interesting.
Speaker 6: It doesn't it.
Speaker 3: Doesn't New York.
Speaker 6: That mayor New York said he wanted to take over supervision.
Speaker 6: And I've got almighty course New York billions more because
Speaker 6: that Democrat took over the supervision.
Speaker 3: Which mayor was that, oh it.
Speaker 6: Was one Donald was twenty nine, that mayor.
Speaker 3: I forgive you no idea, the new idea, maybe John Lindsay. Okay, Dave,
Speaker 3: I thank you. I got a full lines a bunch
Speaker 3: of other folks who talk soon, Thanks very much, get
Speaker 3: that information to me. Dave. I appreciate it. Laurie is
Speaker 3: in Idaho, Laurie, how are you welcome back?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Thank you? You were a singing my song tonight there?
Speaker 3: Man, which song was that? Violence?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well yeah, all this crazy stuff is going on, and
Speaker 5: I you know, I don't even know how to stop it.
Speaker 5: But you know, we had four years of nobody, you
Speaker 5: know what dysfunction, disunity, disrespect and that people. I mean,
Speaker 5: we didn't even know who was running the country. We
Speaker 5: still really don't, but we can guess. And so I mean,
Speaker 5: what honor does anybody have for anything these days? And
Speaker 5: the kids these days don't have it anyway, So it's
Speaker 5: it's ridiculous.
Speaker 10: It has to stop.
Speaker 5: I'm not quite sure how we stop it other than
Speaker 5: re educating people, but it needs to be talked about.
Speaker 5: I mean, for instance, the mayor of Shapiro man, our
Speaker 5: governor Shapiro. I mean, I thought he had a great
Speaker 5: statement tonight and it needs to be resounded.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well absolutely, And again you know you can't sit
Speaker 3: back and say, well, I disagree with him politically. So
Speaker 3: the fact that the guy is insane, I mean, it's
Speaker 3: insane if if people do not denounce violence against whomever
Speaker 3: it is against you pick whatever politician I disagree with
Speaker 3: the most. I don't want to see that politician be
Speaker 3: hurt under any circumstances, period. And I would hope everybody
Speaker 3: could feel that way, because if you don't, then you're
Speaker 3: that then you're part of the problem. If you don't
Speaker 3: think of it that way. So we had you know,
Speaker 3: it's too much, too much of this, yeah, and speak out.
Speaker 3: So I'm pleased with all the people who called tonight.
Speaker 3: There are a lot of people out there who didn't
Speaker 3: call tonight.
Speaker 1: So you know, give me.
Speaker 5: Nice for getting in. You think they're like, oh, lines
Speaker 5: are opening, call and then they're not open anymore.
Speaker 3: But yeah, no, I know they can close quickly. Laurie,
Speaker 3: love your calls. I'll see you on post game. I'll
Speaker 3: be there in a few minutes.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, good night, Thanks.
Speaker 3: Lord, Thanks to you soon. Thank you for calling. Doreen
Speaker 3: and Chelsea. Dorian, you're next on Nightside, go right ahead.
Speaker 5: How are you doing, Dan, I'm doing quite ridiculous. I
Speaker 5: don't Shapiro was right.
Speaker 1: Mister Shapiro was right.
Speaker 3: Governor.
Speaker 6: Governors, they have capital punishment in the state of Massachusetts.
Speaker 5: Since stay legalize their pot.
Speaker 6: Those jelly beans.
Speaker 10: Watch what's gonna happen.
Speaker 9: It's gonna get worse.
Speaker 6: It's not gonna get any better.
Speaker 3: I hope not. I hope not.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, don't say that, Dan, it's not no.
Speaker 6: Your words are not. No.
Speaker 5: No, they got that that.
Speaker 6: Russian guy who killed those people, you know, the marathon,
Speaker 6: he's still sitting in jail.
Speaker 5: Why don't they get rid of them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he's been he's been there on the
Speaker 3: taxpayer dive.
Speaker 5: Now were to stay alive in jail, Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's gonna he's gonna be. The marathon bombing is now
Speaker 3: twelve years ago.
Speaker 5: So I know this is the anniversary in April.
Speaker 3: Exactly exactly, so twelve years and and we've been we've been, uh,
Speaker 3: giving that guy shelter, and he should have been he
Speaker 3: should have been done away with a long time ago.
Speaker 6: And agree the state of Massachusetts has to put the
Speaker 6: capital punishment on the agenda.
Speaker 3: Well you got Well, he's eligible for federal death penalty,
Speaker 3: and I want, I hope that that Trump and the
Speaker 3: Attorney General moves that case along as quickly as we
Speaker 3: can and give him the justice that he so richly deserves.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 3: I no question about this, no scintilla of doubt about
Speaker 3: his guilt, and there's aggravating circumstances what he did. So
Speaker 3: on this one, Dorian, you and I are joined at
Speaker 3: the hip. Thank you so much. I got to get
Speaker 3: one more in.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you, good night.
Speaker 3: Thanks Dory. Okay, how are we doing on time here? Rob?
Speaker 3: What do we have for Jeff? Okay, Jeff, you were
Speaker 3: next on Nightside. Go right ahead, Jeff, got time for you,
Speaker 3: Go right ahead.
Speaker 10: Okay, I'll do one real quick. The call of that
Speaker 10: talked about the unemployment product. Go to doge dot gov.
Speaker 10: They list everything out. They're actually going to go a
Speaker 10: step further to basically say we saw this. We contacted
Speaker 10: the person that the that signed off on this, asked
Speaker 10: them what it was. We went to the people that
Speaker 10: got it, asked it what it was. But right now
Speaker 10: that unemployment they've listed it. And the other thing is
Speaker 10: all the stuff we lost is a state. Only one
Speaker 10: of them had a description of what the funding was for.
Speaker 10: Everything else was just rubber stamped in. So check out
Speaker 10: doge dot gov. And I I got on Twitter and
Speaker 10: so on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have been on the web. I have been
Speaker 3: on that website. I wish that a lot of the
Speaker 3: major newspapers and including the Globe and the New York
Speaker 3: Times and the Washington Post would go there and uh,
Speaker 3: if there's stuff that that is good, uh, and it's
Speaker 3: it's it's fraud and waste and abuse that that's been
Speaker 3: rooted out. Why doesn't the Globe, Why isn't the Times,
Speaker 3: Why doesn't the Post? I don't see those stories with
Speaker 3: any frequency. I don't see any stories. I do see
Speaker 3: that that one guy gets sent to, uh, you know,
Speaker 3: to down to El Salvador, and there's some question about
Speaker 3: whether he should have been sent. That has become a
Speaker 3: cause celebu But when we're talking about billions or trillions
Speaker 3: of dollars and wasted spending that could have gone to
Speaker 3: Americans to deserve it, that's I got a problem with that.
Speaker 3: I want I'd like to see a little bit more
Speaker 3: balance on the news pages of the Boston Globe, the
Speaker 3: New York Times, and the Washington Post. I mean, you're
Speaker 3: criticized Trump when he screws up, give him credit when
Speaker 3: he does something correct, and sounds to me like you
Speaker 3: think they're doing a good job at DOAJ appreciate your calling, Jeff.
Speaker 3: It was very helpful. Thank you.
Speaker 10: Can I ask one more thing?
Speaker 3: I got thirty seconds, How quickly can you do it?
Speaker 10: The violence, everything else what RFK is looking at with
Speaker 10: the autism spike. The problem is we've assaulted all these
Speaker 10: kids generating.
Speaker 3: Okay, save that for another night. I don't have the time, Jeff,
Speaker 3: I don't have the time. Amount of time, okay, I
Speaker 3: thank you. We'll save that for another night. Done for now,
Speaker 3: I will be on Facebook Nights Out with Dan Ray
Speaker 3: very quickly. Have a great Tuesday, everyone, Rob and Maurita,
Speaker 3: thanks very much. All dogs, all cats, all pets go
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Speaker 3: passed fifteen years ago in February. That's where all your
Speaker 3: pets are who passed. They loved you and you love them.
Speaker 3: I do believe you'll see them again. See gain in
Speaker 3: the morning and night's out everyone. Thank you all for calling.