Speaker 1: It's nice Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: All right, as I promised, let me go to talent.
Speaker 2: Who's calling in from Dennis down in the Cape. Uh, talent,
Speaker 2: I don't want who waited any longer? This? I wish
Speaker 2: I could have got you in with Dave Paley logus.
Speaker 2: But you all you got is me at this point. Welcome, talent, How.
Speaker 3: Are you good?
Speaker 4: Evening?
Speaker 3: Hi? It's not it's not talent, it's actually Bob. I'm
Speaker 3: sorry it was a miscommunication yet.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, Bob, that's okay, bought from Dennis. Go right ahead.
Speaker 5: But questions.
Speaker 3: New Hampshire. The first question is I wish I would
Speaker 3: have you know, I like to talk to the polls
Speaker 3: for days. But does President Trump have a realistic chance
Speaker 3: of winning in New Hampshire? That would be my first question.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I can only tell you what I understand
Speaker 2: that he certainly should have a chance. But you have
Speaker 2: governors Sununu, who's very popular, who really was an anti Trumper,
Speaker 2: and he's now I don't know how strong or what
Speaker 2: is left of his political operation. You also have a
Speaker 2: Senate race up there with Kelly Ayott running against the
Speaker 2: former governor, the former mayor of Manchester for the governor
Speaker 2: of New Hampshire. She's a former US Senator. If she
Speaker 2: were to win, that would help Donald Trump up in
Speaker 2: New Hampshire, and maybe he might be able to help her.
Speaker 2: But it has become much more of a democratic state
Speaker 2: at this point. Both of its US senators in both
Speaker 2: of its two members of the House of Representatives are Democrats,
Speaker 2: and a lot of people from Massachusetts have moved up
Speaker 2: to New Hampshire, Bob, and they theoretically left Massachusetts because
Speaker 2: they did like the political atmospherics in part, and they
Speaker 2: have strengthened the Democratic Party in New Hampshire. So I
Speaker 2: think it's one of those states. I haven't looked at
Speaker 2: any really polling numbers, but you would think it would
Speaker 2: be a relative of a relatively a toss up because
Speaker 2: there actually is a Republican party that is functioning up there.
Speaker 2: The Republican Party in Massachusetts is not. And the thing
Speaker 2: that's interesting is that everybody says, well, you can run
Speaker 2: as a Republican and do well. John Deeton, the guy
Speaker 2: that's running against Elizabeth Warren. She is a very left wing,
Speaker 2: progressive Democrat, but she's doing well in the polls according
Speaker 2: to paleologus. We talked about that and Deeton is, you know,
Speaker 2: he's he is a kind of a Baker, sort of Republican.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have the time in state that Baker had,
Speaker 2: but he has some money and he's he's pro choice,
Speaker 2: and he has run some I thought pretty effective TV
Speaker 2: commercials if people were tied Elizabeth Warren, but I guess
Speaker 2: they're not. I don't know, We'll have to see. I
Speaker 2: think that race will be closer than maybe people realize,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't look like it'll be close enough for
Speaker 2: the Republicans to pick up a Senate seat in Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: There's probably no support from the National Republican Party coming
Speaker 2: in for John Deaton because you've got to get to
Speaker 2: a certain point where they think that you might be
Speaker 2: able to beat an incumbent senator. They're probably throwing a
Speaker 2: lot of support to Kelly at running for governor in
Speaker 2: New Hampshire.
Speaker 3: But just to move back to the presidential election, I mean,
Speaker 3: in my opinion, and I've seen like Christinoon Governor Chris Nuno,
Speaker 3: He's been all over Cable and my interpretation is that
Speaker 3: he is really not helping Donald Trump. He should be
Speaker 3: in between just aggressively campaigning with him. I still don't
Speaker 3: understand why there's no rallies in New Hampshire on the
Speaker 3: Republican Party on behind a Trump.
Speaker 4: The wayside.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, the main attraction and a Trump rally is
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and the Trump campaign. I think Trump was
Speaker 2: in New Hampshire. I'm going to I might be wrong here,
Speaker 2: but I think he had some sort of an event
Speaker 2: in New Hampshire, maybe in May. But I think some
Speaker 2: polls coming out of New Hampshire over the summer showed
Speaker 2: that New Hampshire was not as close as maybe he
Speaker 2: hoped it was. He's campaigning where he wants the campaign,
Speaker 2: and the last twenty eight days here, he's going to
Speaker 2: be in North Carolina and Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada,
Speaker 2: and Arizona. Those are the states that will decide the election.
Speaker 2: New Hampshire would be a great pickup because that is
Speaker 2: probably at this point considered a lean Democratic state. And
Speaker 2: maybe if all of a sudden you see Donald Trump
Speaker 2: make us stop by in New Hampshire. It's four electoral
Speaker 2: votes that could make a difference in a really close race.
Speaker 3: No, it absolutely absolutely can. And what's frustrating. Is that
Speaker 3: Governess Sanon who with all his talk and everything goes
Speaker 3: on cable and everything that you know him. He's a
Speaker 3: supporter of Trump, but when you look from a fire,
Speaker 3: I don't see him doing very much at all.
Speaker 6: It's just I don't know what.
Speaker 2: I don't know what. I don't know what his political
Speaker 2: organization is doing. In other words, and as as a
Speaker 2: governor who's leaving office, I mean he will be replaced
Speaker 2: in January. As governor. What happens is that sometimes your
Speaker 2: organization sort of slips away when when you are in
Speaker 2: the final months of your your term. So that could
Speaker 2: be a factor as well. We'll have to see. Maybe
Speaker 2: at some point I'll try to I will try to
Speaker 2: get kristinnu on and I'll try to ask him some
Speaker 2: of those questions as to what he's doing up there,
Speaker 2: and uh and has do you does he think Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is going to go back to New Hampshire at
Speaker 2: some point? I mean, obviously Donald Trump doesn't go back
Speaker 2: to New Hampshire. That's a pretty good sign that they
Speaker 2: take the States on winnable because at this point it
Speaker 2: is now getting down to a matter of days as
Speaker 2: opposed to months. There's only one month left, and the
Speaker 2: time and travel is going to be extremely tight, and
Speaker 2: they are going to be polling night after night after
Speaker 2: night and trying to you know, those are the seven
Speaker 2: states you'll find them campaigning in, in my in my opinion,
Speaker 2: if either of them end up in a different location,
Speaker 2: it might be for a fundraiser, but that would be
Speaker 2: about it. Bobby, I appreciate you taking the time to
Speaker 2: call nightside. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Ah you welcome, Thank you.
Speaker 2: And please call more often. Okay, thanks, will we'll take
Speaker 2: great night. I will try to get Chris Snunu four
Speaker 2: for you specifically. I promise six one, seven, two, four,
Speaker 2: ten thirty. If you want to keep talking a little politics,
Speaker 2: we haven't talked it for a while, that's great. I
Speaker 2: have another story that I'm prepared to open up. But
Speaker 2: you decide if politics is on the agenda, if you
Speaker 2: want to talk politics, if you want to tell me
Speaker 2: your think's gonna win again, four weeks from right now,
Speaker 2: from right now, we could know, well we might not
Speaker 2: know the but at this point the polls will have
Speaker 2: been closed everywhere except in Hawaii and Alaska. It's now
Speaker 2: eleven sixteen, four weeks from right now. Think about it.
Speaker 2: Twenty eight days from right now, all the polls in
Speaker 2: the lower forty eight states will be closed and votes
Speaker 2: will be being counted, so the election will be over.
Speaker 2: How long it takes to get a result will depend
Speaker 2: upon how close the race is. Okay, six one, seven, two, five, four,
Speaker 2: ten thirty one number there, six one, seven, nine three
Speaker 2: one ten thirty one number there. Let's keep it rolling
Speaker 2: here on Night's Side. My name's Dan Ray. Come on back.
Speaker 1: Now, back to Dan Ray, the Window World, night Sight Studios.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be at them all news radio.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we'll talk some politics. Let's go to John
Speaker 2: and Maine. Hey, John, welcome on Nightside. How are you, sir?
Speaker 6: I'm good, Dan, Thank you very much. So Dan. Every
Speaker 6: day I take a poll as I drive from North
Speaker 6: Berwick to York, Maine.
Speaker 2: All right, that's good. Yeah, I know that's a that
Speaker 2: is a democratic part of the states, as you.
Speaker 6: Know it is. But I'll tell you the signs and
Speaker 6: that's my poll. It's not very scientific. No, it's fifty fifty.
Speaker 6: It's fifty to fifty. I count these signs every day. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm not surprised, I guess, but it's the other thought
Speaker 6: that I had.
Speaker 2: Well, let me just say this, Okay, it probably takes,
Speaker 2: in this day and age, Yeah, a little more courage
Speaker 2: for a Trump supporter to put a sign out on
Speaker 2: their lawn than it does a thought in my head
Speaker 2: wall sign on their lawn. Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 6: No, I do, and I agree, and I think there
Speaker 6: is something to that. But but it's really I just
Speaker 6: get a big kick out. I have about a twenty
Speaker 6: minute drive on Route ninety one, and I just in
Speaker 6: order to pass the time, let me ask.
Speaker 2: You, are you accounting the same signs every day or
Speaker 2: you see?
Speaker 6: I'm not one hundred percent sure, you know, I mean,
Speaker 6: you know, but it's pretty amazing. The only other anomaly
Speaker 6: in this I was listening to Paleogus the I think
Speaker 6: that the Harris support is weak. I just don't think
Speaker 6: it's the normal constituency Democrat constituencies, unions, black voters, Hispanic voters.
Speaker 6: I mean it's down, I mean it's you know, I'm
Speaker 6: not saying that Trump is going to get these votes.
Speaker 6: You know, He's not just to win the vote, but
Speaker 6: but I think the enthusiastic I think that Trump voters
Speaker 6: will vote. I think they're locked in, They're ready to go.
Speaker 2: I don't let me run this one. Let me run
Speaker 2: this one by you, Okay, my main political analysts here.
Speaker 2: A political analyst, I believe, I believe that the Trump
Speaker 2: the people who are going to vote for Donald Trump
Speaker 2: are anxious to vote for him. Many of them feel
Speaker 2: I do not believe. I don't agree with them, but
Speaker 2: they feel that the election was somehow stolen from them
Speaker 2: in twenty and so they are looking at this race
Speaker 2: as this is our ability to in effect win back
Speaker 2: the White House. And I suspect that many of the
Speaker 2: people who are voting for a vice president Harris are
Speaker 2: not necessarily thrilled with her because she didn't light it
Speaker 2: up when she ran as a candidate in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: But they probably look at her and say, well, thank
Speaker 2: god Joe Biden's not in, because Joe Biden was maybe
Speaker 2: he was man he wasn't, but the thought was that
Speaker 2: he was not going to be able to withstand it.
Speaker 2: And they're voting for Harris in a large part because
Speaker 2: they're voting really against Trump.
Speaker 6: No, I think that's very true, but I still think
Speaker 6: the enthusion. Yes, I agree with you, Dan, but I
Speaker 6: don't think the enthusiasm is there. I mean every constituency
Speaker 6: I look at, which is normally one that would vote Democrat,
Speaker 6: they're they're voting in the less numbers, you know, whether
Speaker 6: it's unions or you know. I don't. I don't think
Speaker 6: black women are that thrilled with Harris. I'm not saying
Speaker 6: that thrilled with Trump. I have no dog at the
Speaker 6: hunted myself.
Speaker 2: Well, I also think that Harris has made some mistakes
Speaker 2: here that she has Well, she did the interview with
Speaker 2: CBS sixty Minutes the other night and Bill Winker dies
Speaker 2: my job.
Speaker 6: And challenge her thought and at.
Speaker 2: One point, at one point she said to him, well,
Speaker 2: the better question would be you really didn't say that
Speaker 2: to a sixty minute correspondent because I'm much smarter than
Speaker 2: you and you're not smart enough to ask me the
Speaker 2: right question. That was not a cool move in her part.
Speaker 2: And today what she was over the weekend there was
Speaker 2: some podcast she went on a young woman, No no, no.
Speaker 2: It was it was like not not like the Pedro Martinez,
Speaker 2: Who's your daddy? But it was it was like it
Speaker 2: was it was a small little podcast. And then she's
Speaker 2: on with Howard Stern and then she's on with Stephen Colbert,
Speaker 2: whose audience now is smaller than Fox at Night. I mean,
Speaker 2: Colbert and these guys are losing the Fox at Night.
Speaker 2: And you know, I don't know how many votes she
Speaker 2: picks up by doing Stephen Colbert. I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't get Stephen Colbert. I think I
Speaker 2: don't think he's particularly funny nor talented to be honest
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 6: But right right, I know, Dan, you know one thing
Speaker 6: I wanted to say to you if I had you
Speaker 6: on the phone, thank you very much for your comge
Speaker 6: of the Steward healthcare situation with the hospitals. I listened
Speaker 6: to maybe two shows you had, you know, discussing the
Speaker 6: closing of the hospitals, and I'll tell you, Dan, I
Speaker 6: learned a lot from listening to you and your guests.
Speaker 6: I really did well.
Speaker 2: I appreciated. You know, we had a fellow John McDonough
Speaker 2: on one of the guests who had been a former
Speaker 2: state representative, and he really was an excellent guest. I
Speaker 2: know who you're talking about, and yeah, yeah, it's it's
Speaker 2: it's a case that is going to end up in courts.
Speaker 2: And there were a lot of people. And the other
Speaker 2: question that I would have is how did Massachusetts My
Speaker 2: concern is how did Massachusetts allow this guy Delatory to
Speaker 2: run these hospitals into the ground. I mean, talk about
Speaker 2: inadequate oversight by the state. This should be almost by
Speaker 2: the state. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Right, that's the bottom line, Dan, is just inadequate oversight.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's their job. That's why we have these agencies.
Speaker 6: We spend a lot of money on this.
Speaker 2: And it's like when when the fox gets When the
Speaker 2: fox gets in the henhouse, someone has to ask, you know,
Speaker 2: who who let the fox get in the henhouse. You
Speaker 2: can say, oh, the fox is a terrible, terrible animal
Speaker 2: because he's killing all the hens. No one's going to
Speaker 2: disagree with that, But who who left the gate open?
Speaker 2: Appreciate your call. Come more often, William. It was really
Speaker 2: nice call. I enjoyed talking with you.
Speaker 6: All right, you too, Dan, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Keep me posting calling on man because I want to
Speaker 2: know what's going to go. And may you know there's
Speaker 2: a there's you have two congressional districts up there only
Speaker 2: you and Nebraska spit your your congressional vote. So that's
Speaker 2: that's one to look at look After as well. Thanks John,
Speaker 2: have a great night. Okay, let me go next to
Speaker 2: Anthony in Belmont. Anthony, you were next on nightside.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, Anthony, Dan.
Speaker 7: How you doing i'd been doing? Uh unofficial, Paulie, I
Speaker 7: mean in person, Paulie, Sure, I mean for the for
Speaker 7: the past three or four left I've called them all,
Speaker 7: even the Red Wave. I said there will be no
Speaker 7: red wave.
Speaker 8: I called that one.
Speaker 7: I said, it's not going to happen. I think they're
Speaker 7: building up. I think they said it's gonna be a
Speaker 7: red wave, and then when they lost, they see the
Speaker 7: Republicans wouldn't do it. So I come across on average
Speaker 7: every month, hundreds and hundreds of people, strangers from all
Speaker 7: over the United States. I've missed forty five states. I've
Speaker 7: been to forty six states. In the past four years
Speaker 7: at criss crossing I Space, I've been in thirty one
Speaker 7: different states. The last place I was, I was in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 7: I even broke in to binding Secret Service detail and
Speaker 7: they gave me M and MS from Air Force one
Speaker 7: in matches. So when I said, get.
Speaker 2: To and from Air Force one are important souvenir. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 2: that's what they have on Air Force one.
Speaker 7: Listen, and I made them a secret service. The would deny,
Speaker 7: and I said, actually, you can't get those been on
Speaker 7: air plus one because I know someone in the press
Speaker 7: cool was on Air Force one all the time, and
Speaker 7: I deal with Air Force one. When they come to Boston.
Speaker 7: I served them, I served them food. I service them,
Speaker 7: so I know, okay, we don't get that swag on
Speaker 7: the plane, all right. So Number one, I talked to people.
Speaker 7: They want to know what Massachusetts is like. So we
Speaker 7: start talking. Who did I came in late? Who did
Speaker 7: they say that this favorite right now? Slightly? Did he
Speaker 7: say Harris?
Speaker 2: Well, no, no, no, he did just say slightly. He
Speaker 2: said that that he thinks that that, based upon his polling,
Speaker 2: that Harris in Massachusetts will finish somewhere in the sixties,
Speaker 2: sixty three, sixty four, and that Trump would maybe maybe
Speaker 2: get to thirty five. And that doesn't make one hundred.
Speaker 2: But there's four candidates on the ballot, who would between
Speaker 2: the two of the between the four of them, split
Speaker 2: up the other two votes, someone might get three quarters
Speaker 2: of a percentage. So he's saying, he's saying sixty three
Speaker 2: thirty five, right?
Speaker 7: Which is which is weaker than Biden had the biggest
Speaker 7: spread in max. All I do is study demographics. Biden
Speaker 7: had the biggest spread in Mattachusetts a victory, Trump got
Speaker 7: thirty three percent. I think the last time, if I'm
Speaker 7: not mistaken. But now I'm in two different worlds. I'm
Speaker 7: amongst wealthy, highly educated people in one world. The next
Speaker 7: world I'm with uneducated, high earning immigrants. In the other world,
Speaker 7: I'm with low earning educated immigrants and other people. Okay,
Speaker 7: at a job where I'm with the high earning, uneducated immigrants,
Speaker 7: not over ninety percent of them are all voting Trump.
Speaker 7: My wife is a school teacher in Boston. All her
Speaker 7: colleagues are all immigrants, Black, Spanish, Chinese. They're all voting Trump,
Speaker 7: which those people never voted Republican before, so I think
Speaker 7: it could be a little bit higher. The thing in
Speaker 7: Massachusetts is the college is the point of major registration drive,
Speaker 7: so that cancels on a lot of those votes that
Speaker 7: Trump would have won on it. He's never gonna win it,
Speaker 7: but I think he'll do better now. I've been in
Speaker 7: Pennsylvania again. I talked to immigrants, homeless people who can vote.
Speaker 7: I've been in Iowa, talked to a farmers people on
Speaker 7: the street. I said, do you vote? Yes, I vote,
Speaker 7: you're homeless, Yes, I do. Who you vote for? I'm
Speaker 7: voting for Trump, which I'm surprised because a lot of
Speaker 7: these people with traditionally Democratic voters, they're voting Trump.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: Do I think it's enough persuade the election?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: As for New Hampshire, my brother in law commit's voter
Speaker 7: fraud all the time. He hasn't lived in New Hampshire
Speaker 7: in thirty years, and he votes in New Hampshire because
Speaker 7: he's used as a family member's residency, because he knows
Speaker 7: his votes more important than his vote with Chu's not Hill. Okay,
Speaker 7: so my in laws won't let me register there because
Speaker 7: they're worrying me and my wife will vote the other
Speaker 7: way and it'll sway the election. This is a fact.
Speaker 7: The colleges are registering people in New Hampshire with a
Speaker 7: simple domicide of thing. They're going to cancel out all
Speaker 7: those votes. That's a fact, right. So I don't think
Speaker 7: Trump's gonna win New Hampshire. I'd be surprised if he did,
Speaker 7: but he has a chance to win in these other states.
Speaker 7: I was in Georgia. I'm in a pub. I'm in
Speaker 7: an African American pub. Women men, not all of them,
Speaker 7: but a lot of them were Trump. They're like Trump, Trump, Trump.
Speaker 7: They were surprised. You're from Massachusetts, you support Trump? I said,
Speaker 7: I like Trump.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 7: So there's an unknown majority that they're afraid to say something.
Speaker 7: Now where I work, my other job I did.
Speaker 2: By the way, let me just jump in here for
Speaker 2: a second. You're you're giving me a travelogue, which is
Speaker 2: very interesting, Anthony. But I want to tell you that
Speaker 2: that you were right. In the twenty twenty election, Joe
Speaker 2: Biden in the final election in Massachusetts, won sixty five
Speaker 2: point six percent of the vote. Right, Donald Trump had
Speaker 2: thirty two point one four percent of the vote, just
Speaker 2: about perfectly doubled. Biden had two point four rounding up
Speaker 2: two point four million votes. Trump was a little short
Speaker 2: of one point two million. So Trump did have a
Speaker 2: million votes. But in Massachusetts in the election, the turnout
Speaker 2: was seventy six percent. And so you were right. I mean,
Speaker 2: so you know, I mean, there's no way that, in
Speaker 2: my opinion, Donald Trump wins Massachusetts.
Speaker 7: No, No, it's impossible. But the fact that he got
Speaker 7: thirty something on the Biden.
Speaker 6: There was such.
Speaker 7: Animus against it was even surprising. But I'm telling you
Speaker 7: they want.
Speaker 2: I think there's more animus against him now because because
Speaker 2: of January sixth, Anthony.
Speaker 7: Well, so, so that's my opinion saying that. No, No,
Speaker 7: that's you saying this. January sixth. A lot of people
Speaker 7: do know, they knew the facts. Yes, it was a riot.
Speaker 7: I was in DC right after January sixth.
Speaker 8: Do you know what?
Speaker 7: Black Lives Matter wanted to reach the White House. I
Speaker 7: talked to the Secret Service. They were trying to breach
Speaker 7: the defense at the White I was in d C.
Speaker 7: I'm lucky I didn't get picked up because I was
Speaker 7: in I had nothing to do with it. All I
Speaker 7: went to do was go see seek sites and everything
Speaker 7: like that.
Speaker 4: I had nothing to do with it.
Speaker 7: But most of the people that I talked to and
Speaker 7: I it's all these states and I'm talking all demographics
Speaker 7: now the more highly.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you're essentially let me, you know, Anthony, let
Speaker 2: me get to the bottom line here, because I got
Speaker 2: the I'm gone past the eleven thirty news and you've
Speaker 2: been on with me very interesting seven minutes. So you
Speaker 2: are going to tell me that you think, based upon
Speaker 2: your travels, that Trump will win the election on November fifth.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying that. I think Kamala Harris is gonna
Speaker 7: sneak and put not cheat and do it. She's somehow
Speaker 7: gonna pull it out. But he's going to get support
Speaker 7: because there's unknown factors. That's hot to judge.
Speaker 2: But so all of all of the evidence that you
Speaker 2: presented to me that you were in you know, you know,
Speaker 2: you know, a black pub and all of this right
Speaker 2: was giving me information which would say, gee, maybe Trump
Speaker 2: will do better amongst this this group, but that group.
Speaker 2: So you still think that Harris will win the election. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's fine, no problem.
Speaker 7: It comes to like forty thousand votes in four states
Speaker 7: and whoever get.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I think we all, I think all of
Speaker 2: us recognize that there's no no doubt about that. Anthony.
Speaker 2: I hate to do this to you. Please continue to call,
Speaker 2: let me know about your travels, and we'll see if
Speaker 2: your prediction is correct. Feel free in election night four
Speaker 2: weeks from right now, call me back. Tell me remember
Speaker 2: my call, because I got a pretty good memory, Anthony.
Speaker 2: All right, bye, bye, Okay, one man's experience. I have
Speaker 2: one line at six one, seven, two, five, four to
Speaker 2: ten thirty. I have one well, it just failed. I
Speaker 2: have one line at six one, seven, nine, three thirty.
Speaker 2: It looks like we're going to talk politics for the
Speaker 2: rest of the night. I'm going to hold this other
Speaker 2: story for tomorrow night. It's a great story. I will
Speaker 2: hold it. I will explain it to you, and in
Speaker 2: the meantime, here comes the news at the bottom of
Speaker 2: the hour. I can't say it's eleven thirty because it's
Speaker 2: eleven thirty three. Back on night Side after this.
Speaker 1: You're on Night Side with Dan Ray on WBZ, Boston's
Speaker 1: news radio.
Speaker 9: A story out of the Boston Globe that I just
Speaker 9: saw reports that Ethel Kennedy, the widow of US Senator
Speaker 9: Robert F. Kennedy, stuff of a stroke in her sleep
Speaker 9: last Thursday and is being treated at a hospital her grandson,
Speaker 9: former Congressman Joseph P.
Speaker 2: Kennedy, the third set on Tuesday. According to Kennedy, he
Speaker 2: wrote tonight on Twitter shortly after seven, She's comfortable, she's
Speaker 2: getting the best care possible and it's surrounded by family.
Speaker 2: Ethel Kennedy is ninety six and, by the way, a
Speaker 2: lovely woman who we can all offer a prayer for
Speaker 2: tonight that she can recover. She's a if you knew
Speaker 2: Ethel Kennedy and I got a chance to know her
Speaker 2: just a little bit, just a lovely woman. I also
Speaker 2: have to say tonight we lost great baseball legend, Louis
Speaker 2: t Aunt. I have great memories of Louis. I'd see
Speaker 2: Louis for breakfast at a restaurant over in Milton called Newcomb's.
Speaker 2: He was always there with his beautiful wife and he
Speaker 2: would be he would pick up your tab, and he
Speaker 2: would fight you if you tried to pick up his tab.
Speaker 2: A total class act. One of the great great people
Speaker 2: in the sports world here in Boston, never lost touch
Speaker 2: with people, appreciated everything people did for him in Boston.
Speaker 2: And this is a guy who should be in the
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame. And just a little trivia on Louis Tiunt.
Speaker 2: He came up with the Cleveland Indians. His first win,
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure it was against the New York Yankees
Speaker 2: in the Yankee Stadium. This would have been nineteen sixty two,
Speaker 2: if I'm not mistaken. And he was still pitching for
Speaker 2: the Indians on September sixteenth, nineteen sixty five, when he
Speaker 2: went up against the young Red Sox right hand named
Speaker 2: Dave Morehead, who was destined to throw a no hitter
Speaker 2: that day. Morehead only won probably twenty games in his career,
Speaker 2: not that I mean a lot of people never won one,
Speaker 2: including people like me, so you shouldn't say that, Dan,
Speaker 2: But Louis went on to win. I think it was
Speaker 2: two fifty nine if I haven't checked that number recently,
Speaker 2: but it's just an amazing number of lengthy career. Louis
Speaker 2: was the losing picture that afternoon. Moore had beat the
Speaker 2: Indians on September sixteenth, nineteen sixty five to nothing, and
Speaker 2: Louis was the losing picture that day. But again, just
Speaker 2: God bless you, Louis ta Aunt. You brought so much
Speaker 2: happiness to all of us here in Boston. Let's keep
Speaker 2: rolling here, and God bless Ethel Kennedy. Let's hope she
Speaker 2: can pull out of this. Joe and Abel, Joe, you're
Speaker 2: next one Nightsacer, right ahead. Joe.
Speaker 10: I'm a first time caller, so I'm kind of.
Speaker 2: Want of applause. Thank you very much, Joe. Appreciate your call,
Speaker 2: and appreciate you listening.
Speaker 10: I've been listening to you for a lot of years.
Speaker 10: But I'm kind of I'm not very well educated, but
Speaker 10: I do vote good for you voting for Trump, all right,
Speaker 10: because because I think he did get cheated.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of people who remained convinced of that,
Speaker 2: and I do think that that's a motivation for a
Speaker 2: lot of people.
Speaker 10: And one other thing I want to mention, if I
Speaker 10: have enough time.
Speaker 2: You bet you you take the time, Joe, Joe, first
Speaker 2: time call. You're doing great, Go ahead, all right?
Speaker 10: If I think Trump was in office, would you think
Speaker 10: Russia would have invaded Ukraine?
Speaker 2: Well, I think history proves you. I think history proves
Speaker 2: you correct on that because Russia did not invade Ukraine.
Speaker 2: They invaded Ukraine when when President Biden was in office
Speaker 2: in twenty fourteen after the Socio Olympics, and they did
Speaker 2: invade Ukraine for real in that well two februaryes ago,
Speaker 2: so you know, three February. Well it's yeah, that has
Speaker 2: been going on now for two and a half years,
Speaker 2: not one and a half years.
Speaker 10: Okay, yeah, what about what about Israel? We have an
Speaker 10: embassy in Israel, is Biden protecting sending troops there to
Speaker 10: protect the embassy in Israel.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. And I and I think that
Speaker 2: the IDF the Israeli forces. I mean, I think that
Speaker 2: there are other countries around the world we still have
Speaker 2: we have troops on the ground in the greens in
Speaker 2: the I think they call the green zone in Baghdad,
Speaker 2: which is a place that I think is probably more dangerous.
Speaker 2: I don't think that US troops are necessary at the
Speaker 2: embassy in Israel. I think that the Israeli forces are
Speaker 2: our alley. Right, Well, what.
Speaker 10: About what about Iran and Espialara and all those other
Speaker 10: bad people, well, bad countries that against Israel. Do you
Speaker 10: think for one minute if Trump was in office, they
Speaker 10: would have attacked I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Well, I think again, I think historically, I'm going to
Speaker 2: give you some points on the board here because I
Speaker 2: think that historically the Abraham Abraham Accords, which were really
Speaker 2: developed during Trump's time in office. Even friends of mine
Speaker 2: who are Democrats have to acknowledge that that Abraham Accords
Speaker 2: were something that were very very positive. And you know,
Speaker 2: there were a number of countries which had had gone
Speaker 2: ahead and and and you know established relations with Israel
Speaker 2: never before. So yeah, I am I don't know that
Speaker 2: that would have happened. I think that Hesbellah would have
Speaker 2: always been there, but I don't know that Hespala would
Speaker 2: have been as bold as they were a year ago yesterday.
Speaker 2: In my opinion, it's just it's just my opinion.
Speaker 10: I'll tell you something. I was going to call yesterday
Speaker 10: when you had that lawyer from Israel.
Speaker 1: I was going to call.
Speaker 2: But he's an American who was going back to Israel.
Speaker 2: He lost, he lost relatives I was.
Speaker 10: I had called in by I panic, and I shut
Speaker 10: the phone down. I should have stayed. I should have
Speaker 10: stayed in because I feel sorry. I have relatives who
Speaker 10: are Jewish and they've had they've lost families during the
Speaker 10: Second World War, and I feel very bad that that
Speaker 10: happened to Israel. The world should thank God that some
Speaker 10: of them are still alive.
Speaker 2: Well, let's hope. So I don't trust hamas.
Speaker 10: One other thing, I just want to mention before I
Speaker 10: should sign up. I'm getting nervous here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 10: I just hope that Webber gets in office it won't
Speaker 10: be a Third World War.
Speaker 2: That's something I would. I would hope, I would. I
Speaker 2: would agree with you, I would.
Speaker 10: Totally because if something like that happens. I'm sure we're
Speaker 10: going to get it. We got it. We got it
Speaker 10: through the through the Two Towers in New York and
Speaker 10: other other states must have had some problems too. The
Speaker 10: thing is, we can't go to a third World War.
Speaker 2: No, I think we're I think that I'm more concerned
Speaker 2: about a third World War being started by Iran than
Speaker 2: a third World War being started by Russia. May be
Speaker 2: a bad No.
Speaker 10: I don't think I'm I'm not thinking about Russia and
Speaker 10: talking probably talking about I Ran.
Speaker 2: But yeah, no, we're on this. I'm just saying to you,
Speaker 2: we're on the same page show, Joe. I'm up on
Speaker 2: my break. I gotta let you go right first call.
Speaker 2: I look forward to your second call.
Speaker 10: Well, anyways, then I do have some ideas that I
Speaker 10: want to talk about, but it'll.
Speaker 5: Be we can't have it.
Speaker 2: We'll have another call maybe sometime in the next week
Speaker 2: or so. Fair enough, you did a good job, but
Speaker 2: I got a break here for a commercial.
Speaker 10: That's right, Okay, all right, thank you, Joe.
Speaker 2: Keep calling. We're coming back on night Side. We got Terry,
Speaker 2: we got Dave and Matt. We're gonna get them all in.
Speaker 2: Maybe some room for you you know the numbers. Feel
Speaker 2: free to join us.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Ray Mine from the Window World,
Speaker 1: Nightside Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: Okay, we find ourselves in the final segment. Let's get
Speaker 2: everybody in quickly. Matt next on Nightside, Matt, how are you.
Speaker 8: Good?
Speaker 7: Dan?
Speaker 6: How you doing good?
Speaker 2: Matt? I owe you a phone call. It's been a
Speaker 2: busy few days here. I apologize. I'll get to tomorrow,
Speaker 2: I promise.
Speaker 4: Okay, take Guton.
Speaker 11: No worries absolutely, Tath of Kennedy. Yeah, absolutely, no worries absolutely.
Speaker 11: Ethel Kennedy. I didn't hear that news, but you know,
Speaker 11: God's blessings to her for a recovery. And with Louis
Speaker 11: Tian not only has everything great that you said to
Speaker 11: his son Daniel, great young man, great person, and he
Speaker 11: should be in the Hall of fame.
Speaker 4: Yes, yea, he should be in the.
Speaker 2: Louis belongs in the Hall of fame. He was a
Speaker 2: he was a clutch pitcher. He also you know, came back.
Speaker 2: I mean he had a couple of bad years, but
Speaker 2: he was able to reinvent himself and uh, just a
Speaker 2: wonderful human being to.
Speaker 11: Absolutely and let's not have to get how long it's
Speaker 11: to tonio'll be even to get in. So I feel
Speaker 11: with hope with the Bets committee.
Speaker 1: But nevertheless, on.
Speaker 11: Everything that's been said, the last caller, great, great, great,
Speaker 11: everything that he said the first time caller, I don't
Speaker 11: know if he was the last, but you know, Joe
Speaker 11: really really liked what he has to say, and I,
Speaker 11: you know, I agree on mainly all that. You know,
Speaker 11: I'm looking at some you know, statistical numbers, and the
Speaker 11: last time that a Republican, a Republican won without carrying
Speaker 11: Vermont was Donald Trump and George Buch George Bush. Those
Speaker 11: are the only two Republicans who have ever ever won without.
Speaker 2: Vermont used to be a Republican status Republican station.
Speaker 11: No, I mean the twenty nine election, and let's without
Speaker 11: County Maine, which is split.
Speaker 12: You know, it's three these.
Speaker 11: Twenty nine electoral votes. I think New Hampshire is more
Speaker 11: of a toss up than people are getting.
Speaker 10: Maybe so far.
Speaker 11: Credit to it too. I know Trump has put in
Speaker 11: the years, He has put a good mount and is
Speaker 11: deafinitely into Manchester for speeches. You know, you had a
Speaker 11: couple or one caller today. It was quite the interesting
Speaker 11: traveler and uh, yeah, any M and m's. I'm glad
Speaker 11: to take off here first one.
Speaker 2: Hey, Bet, I hate to do this year. I got
Speaker 2: three behind you. I want to try to get them all.
Speaker 11: No, no, no, no worries, no worries.
Speaker 2: Talk too soon, get it? Thanks? Good night. Let me
Speaker 2: go to Terry. Terry, your call late. You tend to
Speaker 2: call late, so I gotta crunch you on time here
Speaker 2: a little bit. What do you got to say tonight?
Speaker 13: My prayers to the Kennedys and Chance. I want to
Speaker 13: tell you I meant the one percent, the sixty four
Speaker 13: percent in Massachusetts. Tomorrow's my birthday, and I believe camera
Speaker 13: is going to win.
Speaker 2: Happy birthday to you, Terry.
Speaker 5: Happy is so much to end.
Speaker 2: Thank you, right, you got people all across the country
Speaker 2: tonight to realize Tomorrow's is Terry's birthday. That's that's very cool,
Speaker 2: very cool. All right, I got your prediction down as well.
Speaker 2: Thanks Terry, thanks so much, appreciate it. Look to see
Speaker 2: I hope to see you soon. Okay, thanks, good guys,
Speaker 2: all right, good night. Let me get Dave in Pennsylvania. Dave,
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania's an important state. Tell us what you think, Dave.
Speaker 2: I got room for you and also for Eric.
Speaker 12: Go ahead, Dave, all right, thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 12: Louisian and I always look forward to seeing him pitch
Speaker 12: with that quirkscrew delivery looking back at second base or
Speaker 12: you know, center field. He know was he was a
Speaker 12: good pitcher, definitely.
Speaker 2: He's a great picture. He's a big money pitcher. He
Speaker 2: was a guy he pitched always better in the big games.
Speaker 2: With this World Series in eighteen seventy five, if they
Speaker 2: had another Louis Tiant, they would have won that that series.
Speaker 6: But yeah, yeah, yeah, he was a cool guy.
Speaker 12: And don Trump, I you know, his credibility with the
Speaker 12: sixty minutes back and away from it doing that interview,
Speaker 12: is he is gonna lose.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, but you know that's time.
Speaker 2: Where about the Pennsylvania are you located.
Speaker 12: In northeastern in the Scranton Wilkesburre area.
Speaker 2: Okay, so how did he do there four years ago?
Speaker 2: And how did he do there eight years ago?
Speaker 12: He won you know the eight years or the you
Speaker 12: know when he won the election eight years ago in
Speaker 12: twenty sixteen he lost and four years.
Speaker 2: Ago, so he won that. So he so that would
Speaker 2: be a Bellweather area, is what you're telling me that
Speaker 2: that he won in twenty sixteen lost in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: and you don't think he's going to carry it this time.
Speaker 12: No, And well, you know you always got Pennsylvania, you
Speaker 12: got Philly in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no. But the reason that's interesting is
Speaker 2: that I know how Philly and Pittsburgh are gonna go,
Speaker 2: and I know how most of the rest of the
Speaker 2: state's gonna go. But you want to find somewhere like
Speaker 2: where you are. And when you tell me that he
Speaker 2: won your area in twenty sixteen but lost it in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, that's pretty strong evidence.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and he did. And the way he's doing things
Speaker 12: his person, you know, that braggadocious attitude.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no again, you know, I'm I'm more interested
Speaker 2: in your analysis. I'm you know, I mean, people love
Speaker 2: him or don't or dislike him intensely. I hate to
Speaker 2: use the word. Hey dad, I got to get one
Speaker 2: more in here before the break, before the show is over,
Speaker 2: Caul earlier, I want to hear more from you in
Speaker 2: in that scrintin Wilkespere part of this. Yeah, I appreciate it,
Speaker 2: Thank you much, appreciate it. Let me go to Eric.
Speaker 2: Eric you're gonna wrap us for the night. Eric in Attleborough, Hi, Eric, how.
Speaker 11: Are you.
Speaker 4: Hey again?
Speaker 6: Thank you for letting me get on.
Speaker 4: I just I just wanted to quickly and politely just
Speaker 4: offer a different point of view when you kind of
Speaker 4: glazed over and stated in twenty fourteen that Russia made
Speaker 4: an invasion into Ukraine, an incursion into Ukraine. I believe
Speaker 4: that what you're referring to is when Russia in a
Speaker 4: clandestine manner kind of So, yeah, that's what I said.
Speaker 2: Crime next, next, CRIMEA, which is a very critical portion
Speaker 2: of Ukraine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 8: Now, but there's something that you've glazed over, which is
Speaker 8: which is important, which is that the euro made in
Speaker 8: revolution color Revolution, which it's on.
Speaker 4: It's it's not an it's not any type of uh secret,
Speaker 4: it's it's it's open knowledge. Victorian Newland, our State Department
Speaker 4: and other uh you know, destabilization clandestine forces like created
Speaker 4: the euro.
Speaker 2: Look, here's the thing, Eric, I've got. I had thirty
Speaker 2: seconds to wrap the show. I understand the point you're making.
Speaker 5: Okay, Uh, but but AATs like infuse the destabilization element
Speaker 5: which required Russia to procure from me because.
Speaker 2: CRIMEA, Eric I'm flat out of time. Please call early
Speaker 2: and I'll give you much more time. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for calling. Please call earlier, elend tonight. Dan, good job, Rob,
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