Speaker 1: It's Night Side with Dan Ray. I'm w BZ Choston's
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Dan Watton's. Our number two of Night's Side
Speaker 2: is about to commence. It's actually six minutes into itself already,
Speaker 2: and phone numbers six, one, seven, two, five, four, ten, thirty, eight, eight,
Speaker 2: nine to nineteen thirty. I want all of the Vice
Speaker 2: President Carmala Harris supporters now call in. You heard the
Speaker 2: first hour, I had all the Trump callers who felt
Speaker 2: they had a suggestion that if Donald Trump took their suggestion,
Speaker 2: it would sew up the election for him. Now it's
Speaker 2: time for the other side of the coin, the Democrats,
Speaker 2: people who want to see Vice President Harris move up
Speaker 2: a run on that ladder. And I'm just trying to
Speaker 2: think how to shove this in the direction. I've got
Speaker 2: Alan Toles with me, who has been a part of
Speaker 2: talk radio in Boston going back to the eighties, and Alan,
Speaker 2: what's your opinion of this whole race?
Speaker 3: Oh to my way of thinking, Donald Trump has a ceiling,
Speaker 3: because you know they're only there are forty six, is
Speaker 3: that that's where it tops out. It'd be very difficult
Speaker 3: at this point behind people that are not already Trump
Speaker 3: supporters to become Trump voters. The flip side of the
Speaker 3: coin is the Harris campaign has an opportunity, but the
Speaker 3: opportunity isn't so much with Democrats or with likely voters.
Speaker 3: The opportunity is with mostly i'd think young women that
Speaker 3: don't vote at all and haven't voted, perhaps because you know,
Speaker 3: those are the folks that don't get reached by polls,
Speaker 3: those are the folks that aren't really counted. In this
Speaker 3: quote unquote, it's a close race. If a large percentage
Speaker 3: of folks that traditionally do not vote come out and
Speaker 3: vote for Kamala.
Speaker 4: Harris, she wins.
Speaker 3: And the hook is probably the fact that Donald Trump
Speaker 3: has basically said I'm responsible and I'm happy to be
Speaker 3: responsible for having Roll versus Way repealed. And I think
Speaker 3: that's where she has to go to get those votes.
Speaker 2: I feel a faux pas by Donald Trump was picking
Speaker 2: on Joe Biden, and when I say picking on Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: just being outright nasty to a sitting president. And even
Speaker 2: after Joe Biden said I'm not going to run again.
Speaker 2: Enough of this, I'm not going to run again. And
Speaker 2: Carmela is going to most likely be chosen by the
Speaker 2: convention in a month. If he was still running, he
Speaker 2: being Joe Biden was still running, I think Trump would
Speaker 2: have a bigger lead. That's not to say great that
Speaker 2: Trump will win on November fifth. If it's Trump versus Biden.
Speaker 2: I honestly thought Biden would still find a way to
Speaker 2: pull it out. But I think the holes that we
Speaker 2: see now, Trump would have easily five, six, seven percentage
Speaker 2: points ahead of the competition.
Speaker 3: I think I agree with that, though here's the thing.
Speaker 3: In my view, Donald Trump will be out there and
Speaker 3: then will likely continue to be out there saying she
Speaker 3: shouldn't be this candidate. She didn't get any delegates to,
Speaker 3: you know, to say you should be the candidate, right,
Speaker 3: And Joe Biden didn't back out of this. He was
Speaker 3: forced out of this financy Pelosi. And this is what
Speaker 3: Trump would say, I think, and we'll be saying yeah,
Speaker 3: and we'll continue to say exactly right. But there's there
Speaker 3: are only so many people that will that will buy
Speaker 3: into these things, and I think he's capped them out.
Speaker 3: He already has them. And that's likely why he's unwilling
Speaker 3: to do more broad based media, why he's unwilling to debate,
Speaker 3: because he doesn't sense there's any gain to it.
Speaker 2: I think he made a bad decision. There should have
Speaker 2: been one more debate and the people that prepped him
Speaker 2: could have taken advantage of getting him to say this
Speaker 2: lean this way, and by not doing one more debate,
Speaker 2: and it's his concept. I don't want to debate his
Speaker 2: fault for not debating. In the long run, I think
Speaker 2: that is a strategy that will cost him.
Speaker 3: I would agree. I mean, look at the last hour
Speaker 3: that we had, exclusive of the last caller, there were
Speaker 3: no women, and I think there's a big gender gap
Speaker 3: relative to who's going to vote for who. And it's
Speaker 3: not because Como's a woman. It's more the attitudes and
Speaker 3: actions of Donald Trump and how women perceive him.
Speaker 2: Well, there was a woman, Alison. The last call of
Speaker 2: the last hour, and leading off this hour will be
Speaker 2: Jane from Shrewsbury. So let's give Jane a chance to
Speaker 2: speak before I have to take my first break. Jane,
Speaker 2: Welcome to Night's side.
Speaker 5: Hi, good evening, gentlemen.
Speaker 6: Good evening had a long list of.
Speaker 5: Ideas, So you can tell me when I said too much.
Speaker 3: Morgan.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, for one thing, I don't think Trump even
Speaker 5: really wants the job. I think it's just about boosting
Speaker 5: his ego up, and he loves the people that venerate him.
Speaker 5: But I mean, and I know what he wants to do,
Speaker 5: why he wants another part time job as president. And
Speaker 5: also I heard that the McDonald's was actually not even
Speaker 5: open for business. I don't know why the Secret Service
Speaker 5: would let him do that. They just set up a
Speaker 5: friolator for fifteen minutes, and it's this kind of silly
Speaker 5: at stunt.
Speaker 2: So I thought that was like the tank. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: thought of that.
Speaker 3: Mindset was, well, I can do this, and that'll let
Speaker 3: me say that she never worked there, but I did.
Speaker 5: Right, But he's a former president working at a McDonald's.
Speaker 5: Nobody wants to see their president work at McDonald's.
Speaker 3: Not that working at McDonald's, right.
Speaker 5: And I would say that she ought to say, well,
Speaker 5: the inflation has been a worldwide problem. COVID caused all
Speaker 5: kinds of mix ups with shipping and everything else. And
Speaker 5: actually the United States has had less inflation than many
Speaker 5: other countries. And Trump inherited a good economy from Barack Obama,
Speaker 5: and his bad COVID policies hurt our economy. So I
Speaker 5: would have her say that. And I also think companies
Speaker 5: really did price gouging. They did have they did have
Speaker 5: supply problems, but they can't blame everything they've done on supplies.
Speaker 5: They've taken the opportunity to make their packaging, you know,
Speaker 5: their their products smaller products and that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: And for a president to suggest that bleach will be
Speaker 2: a good way to fight the COVID in your system,
Speaker 2: I hope he was smart enough not to.
Speaker 5: A man in Arizona drank his aquarium or his pool
Speaker 5: water and died. Yeah, after Trump said that, and the
Speaker 5: other thing about the wall, he had a Republican House
Speaker 5: and Senate and he didn't get his so called wall built.
Speaker 5: He's built maybe like fifteen miles of wall, I think,
Speaker 5: And a wall in a river that's two thousand miles
Speaker 5: long is not very practical and it requires a lot
Speaker 5: of maintenance. So using technology to control the border might
Speaker 5: make more sense. But he makes these empty promises. He's
Speaker 5: going to end a war in five minutes, he's going
Speaker 5: to fix inflation in ten minutes, he's going to make
Speaker 5: the flu go away, and twenty minutes, you know everything.
Speaker 5: He just keeps spouting off these promises that are totally meaningless.
Speaker 2: And when you're in a Donald Trump position, what sticks
Speaker 2: to the wall? You say anything you want, anything you want, right,
Speaker 2: and if it sticks to the wall and works for you, great.
Speaker 2: If it he flops too, well, that's.
Speaker 5: Because he even he said a few years ago, oh,
Speaker 5: nobody used to be talking about transgender and it was
Speaker 5: like it didn't didn't bother him. But then when he
Speaker 5: found out it was a potent issue, he started bad
Speaker 5: mouthing parents that had kids that were trans He would
Speaker 5: he can't say that he wants the war to end
Speaker 5: in Ukraine with Ukraine keeping its territory. He just says,
Speaker 5: I want to end the killing. But Reagan would never
Speaker 5: let Putin have that kind of power to take over
Speaker 5: another country.
Speaker 2: No, he wouldn't.
Speaker 5: And then Katie Vance JD. Vance started saying that thing
Speaker 5: about the Haitians were eating people's pets. His wife's parents
Speaker 5: were from India. Now what if someone's and so was
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris's mother. What would he say if someone said
Speaker 5: that Indian people were eating pets? Would that not bother
Speaker 5: him to think his kids are going to get singled
Speaker 5: out and blamed for some fictitious thing. It's a racist,
Speaker 5: really abusive type thing to say, but they keep repeating
Speaker 5: it even though they know it's not true.
Speaker 2: If I were advising Donald Trump and Senator Vance, I
Speaker 2: would get that issue off the table. They kept talking
Speaker 2: about it afterwards. Well we heard it. It was a
Speaker 2: news report. No, no, drop it. You can't win with
Speaker 2: that issue. I hate to do it, but I'm late
Speaker 2: for my break. But you get three or four year
Speaker 2: suggestions in and I thank you for making them.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Morgan.
Speaker 2: Okay, bye bye, one open line. You want to take it?
Speaker 2: Are you? Harris people? Here's your chance? Six one, seven, two, five, four,
Speaker 2: ten thirty eight eight eight, nine to nine, ten thirty. Oh,
Speaker 2: somebody's taking it already. Time for my break. I'm already late.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get yelled at. And Rob has a helper tonight,
Speaker 2: so all the regulars that call in. If you hear
Speaker 2: another voice, it's Dan, not Dan Ray. But we have
Speaker 2: an intern, so we've got extra all hands on deck.
Speaker 2: Time nine seventeen, temperature fifty nine degrees.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Way live from the Window World,
Speaker 1: Nice Side Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: The man told you this is night Side. I'm Morgan.
Speaker 2: I'm filling in for Dan every now and then they say, Morgan,
Speaker 2: can you do a couple of Dan Ray shifts? And
Speaker 2: I say, of course, it's extra money for me, and
Speaker 2: I've got Alan Toles on the phone. We don't do
Speaker 2: the show from the studio. It's been a long time
Speaker 2: since we were in the studio. Rob is there, Dan
Speaker 2: his intern is there, Nicole is there, and Al Griffith
Speaker 2: is there. But I am not. I have a piece
Speaker 2: of machinery called a com rex and allows me to
Speaker 2: do the show from home. And it sounds like I'm
Speaker 2: in the studio, but I'm not. So when I sent
Speaker 2: off the air at midnight by twelve oh two, my
Speaker 2: head and my pillow make a bond. So I just
Speaker 2: thought i'd tell people that let's go back to the
Speaker 2: phone and take Dave and Norwell online.
Speaker 4: Too.
Speaker 2: Good evening, Dave, welcome to Night's Side.
Speaker 7: Thank you Morgan so much for taking all. I was
Speaker 7: worried I wasn't going to get in.
Speaker 2: No, you're in.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, Hey Looten, you're being very entertaining tonight, very entertaining.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much. I'm coming up with I just
Speaker 7: want all those Trump supporters to take two numbers into consideration. Okay,
Speaker 7: the two numbers of four and two, and the four
Speaker 7: represents the four bankruptcies that the genius businessman had before
Speaker 7: he got on TV, and then the two is the
Speaker 7: two bankruptcies that he had after he was a genius
Speaker 7: businessman on TV.
Speaker 3: So there's six.
Speaker 7: Bankruptcies there, totally all mister Trump's issues, right and now
Speaker 7: be what he wants to do is the same thing
Speaker 7: with our country, and.
Speaker 2: He Dave, I don't want negative from what.
Speaker 7: I understand that about Kamala. Kamala is she's following the
Speaker 7: same path that any great president that we've ever had.
Speaker 7: They don't start with a lot. They they work really
Speaker 7: really hard. They do the right thing over and over again.
Speaker 7: They repeat it, and they repeat it for a long time,
Speaker 7: and then the next thing they know that the president.
Speaker 7: You know, and when you look at any president that
Speaker 7: we've ever had that that came from from rags to riches,
Speaker 7: they're all good presidents.
Speaker 4: They're not.
Speaker 7: And that's what Kamala Harris is. She's a very very
Speaker 7: very successful person. She's giving she's giving a concrete plans.
Speaker 7: Whether or not they're going to work has nothing to
Speaker 7: do with it.
Speaker 3: All it has to do is at least.
Speaker 4: She has plans.
Speaker 7: She has good plans.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to take what you just said and
Speaker 2: give a perfect exam both and a lot of people
Speaker 2: out there. You start to think of of President Kennedy
Speaker 2: and other leaders who worked their way up to get
Speaker 2: at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. I think the best example
Speaker 2: of what you said rags the riches. Jimmy Carter. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: absolutely his presidency. It was only a one term presidency.
Speaker 2: But with what you just said, he embodies that.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah.
Speaker 7: They they had to understand that he was a president
Speaker 7: during the oil crisis. I know, Andy, he had.
Speaker 2: Some bad things going on, twenty inflation rate, that there
Speaker 2: were all sorts of things that his era suffered for
Speaker 2: all of us.
Speaker 3: Yes, and we had a president that he resigned because
Speaker 3: he was not a crook or you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I know what you mean.
Speaker 3: And Carter came in to try to pick up the pieces.
Speaker 2: And a lot of people can't like our first call,
Speaker 2: last hour. He was able to take two warring sides,
Speaker 2: get them to sit down and hammer out, for the
Speaker 2: most part, a peace plan. And Jimmy Carter got a
Speaker 2: Nobel Peace Prize for that. Yep, with the Israelis and
Speaker 2: the Arabs. So Dave, let me let you go. I
Speaker 2: want to get one more on before I have to
Speaker 2: take news.
Speaker 7: But thank you for letting me Piegan.
Speaker 4: You have a good night. Thank you you.
Speaker 2: Too, David, thank you, and let's go to Tom. I'm
Speaker 2: in the Philippines. You and I haven't spoken in a
Speaker 2: long timetime. Welcome to night side.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you for taking my call, Morgan. The Jimmy
Speaker 4: Carter years, I remember I was sixteen when he had elected.
Speaker 4: So you conveniently left out the Iranian hostage crisis, the
Speaker 4: mari Alito. You left out the mari Alito boat lift,
Speaker 4: where Cuba basically got all of its undesirables put them
Speaker 4: in Miami. Didn't work out really well, did it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Didn't you also know in the caller previously mentioned the
Speaker 4: Arab oil crisis. Okay, let's not forget Jimmy Carter pulled
Speaker 4: us out of the nineteen eighty Olympics because of Russia's
Speaker 4: invasion of Afghanistan. I'm sorry, but you know something. The
Speaker 4: Olympics were originally intended that countries put their differences aside
Speaker 4: compete with amateur athletes. Yes, okay, all that ended up
Speaker 4: starting nineteen sixty eight when the two f American athletes
Speaker 4: held their fists up in the air for two reasons,
Speaker 4: the Black Power salute, as well as what had happened
Speaker 4: in Mexico City where there were leftist demonstrations prior to
Speaker 4: the Olympics. Okay, that time the narrative never gets told.
Speaker 2: All right, yeah, Tom, you called him before Jimmy Carter's
Speaker 2: name was even brought up. So your call. Hopefully it's
Speaker 2: going to stick to the subject at hand. Tell something
Speaker 2: to Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, Okay, So Kamala Harris. The first time I
Speaker 4: heard about her when I was working out in Portland,
Speaker 4: Oregon in nineteen eighty six. Does a talk show host
Speaker 4: by the name of Bernie Ward ring a Bell.
Speaker 2: I've heard of him.
Speaker 4: He was a very popular talk show host on KGO
Speaker 4: out in San Francisco. It's the w Z of the
Speaker 4: West Coast.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 4: Anyway, that first time I ever heard her mention his
Speaker 4: name is that she was a mistress the very popular
Speaker 4: mayor by the name of Willie Brown. Well, Willie Brown
Speaker 4: is the reason why Willie Brown is the reason why
Speaker 4: she got her start in politics. She ran for district
Speaker 4: attorney one with his endorsement. Then she ran for Attorney
Speaker 4: General of California with his endorsement because he was the
Speaker 4: Speaker of the House in California's Assembly, as well as
Speaker 4: the fact he got the Democratic Party to back her.
Speaker 4: Then she became got elected a United States Senator when
Speaker 4: Barbara Boxer Uh retired. She had a machine behind Uh,
Speaker 4: which there's nothing wrong with that in politics, that's how
Speaker 4: it works.
Speaker 2: But this, yeah, in the narrower.
Speaker 4: Of the rags the ridges, I can't give her a
Speaker 4: You know, she's a nice looking woman that she could
Speaker 4: very well win the presidency. I am not voting for her.
Speaker 4: I think policies would be dangerous.
Speaker 2: Tom Tom, Tom, Tom.
Speaker 3: Tom.
Speaker 2: What have you asked?
Speaker 4: You know something? It's my view and you can always
Speaker 4: hang up on me, Morgan, no problem. I won't take
Speaker 4: it all.
Speaker 2: Right, But you know I don't like hanging up on people,
Speaker 2: although I just did. I want people to stick to
Speaker 2: the subject at hand. And when you go off table
Speaker 2: like that. And I'll say this, only one person tried
Speaker 2: to go off table during the first hour, and I
Speaker 2: didn't let her. I nipped it in the bud. According
Speaker 2: to Barney Fife, and uh, you see that I will
Speaker 2: cut people off. Tom has been a regular caller to
Speaker 2: Beasy from the Philippines for years. But I am not
Speaker 2: afraid to touch the button and the phone call because
Speaker 2: I want people to stick to my subject. Now that
Speaker 2: I've mentioned that, I'm gonna take a news break, and
Speaker 2: when we come back from the news, we'll have Suzanne
Speaker 2: from Newton and maybe you. There's a line of two
Speaker 2: open for you. Six one, seven, two, five, four, ten
Speaker 2: thirty eight eight, eight, nine to nine, ten thirty. Tell
Speaker 2: me what Vice President Harris has to do to soa
Speaker 2: up the selection over the next twelve days. Time and
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Speaker 1: You're on night Side with Dan Ray on WBZ, Boston's
Speaker 1: news radio.
Speaker 2: All right, I have twenty five minutes more or less
Speaker 2: of time before we put an end to the subject.
Speaker 2: But I'm going to be more of a stickler, and
Speaker 2: I must admit the first hour's callers. One caller did
Speaker 2: try to get off subject, and I wouldn't let it
Speaker 2: get away with it, and I let Tom more than
Speaker 2: I should have. It's my fault. Alan, you should have
Speaker 2: said Morgan, he's getting away with murder. No, but Alan
Speaker 2: didn't help me. No, I did not.
Speaker 3: I was fascinated by Tom's point of view.
Speaker 2: His point of view was good on point, but not
Speaker 2: what I want. So excuse me. Let's go to Newton
Speaker 2: and speak with Susanne.
Speaker 9: I thought you needed a see their voice. Not to
Speaker 9: give you a word salad, but to tell you in
Speaker 9: my long life, I've changed my aty times. But I
Speaker 9: will have a role a ride to the post about
Speaker 9: in person. I am unenrolled. I will Republican.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now, I don't want to push the buttonss in.
Speaker 2: But if this hour's callers are supposed to be giving
Speaker 2: a suggestion for the vice president to take a lead
Speaker 2: and hold it until the election day, that is the question.
Speaker 2: Are you prepared to do that?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 9: I would suggest KABLOA. Harris, who grew up partly in
Speaker 9: a free, classy sub suburb of Quebec. I don't know.
Speaker 9: Having chief a woman I've heard of Trey Hillary the vote,
Speaker 9: the whole sofa city suits and let her do her
Speaker 9: say why say, mister Wright, you do your thing.
Speaker 2: And on that note, I'm going to say good night. People,
Speaker 2: do me a favor, explain what I want. Oh, they're
Speaker 2: screening them. You know they are. You've been on that
Speaker 2: side of the fence. But when the caller finally hears
Speaker 2: that they have gotten through the curtain they put up
Speaker 2: to obscure what they want to say, they pull it
Speaker 2: down and say something that's not on subject. So, as
Speaker 2: a friend of mine, as a gentleman that's been involved
Speaker 2: to talk radio for four decades, explain what I want
Speaker 2: between now and ten o'clock.
Speaker 3: If you're going to call the show now on ten o'clock,
Speaker 3: what we're looking for is what would you suggest that
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris do in order to win this election? Doesn't
Speaker 3: matter if you want to vote for but what would
Speaker 3: you want Kamala Harris to do? What should she do
Speaker 3: to secure this election for herself? And that's all we
Speaker 3: want to talk about. So when you say hello, Morgan's
Speaker 3: gonna say hello, what would we like Kamala Harris to do?
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna say this. I know I'm not Dan Ray.
Speaker 2: This is Dan's show. Night Side is Dan's show. But
Speaker 2: if he were here, more of you would be listening
Speaker 2: to Dan and do what Dan suggests. I know I
Speaker 2: am kind of second banana, But for the rest of
Speaker 2: the show, do what I want you to do. We'll
Speaker 2: get off this subject for ten o'clock and eleven o'clock,
Speaker 2: but for the three people, Michael, Mary and Billy follow directions.
Speaker 2: So let's go to line two. Mary in Boston. Mary,
Speaker 2: how fine.
Speaker 11: Hey, it's my friends. I'm ever calling a show, so
Speaker 11: I'm a little spank you.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 11: My work Construction Local one O three, Boston, and we
Speaker 11: are probably supporting for our union paycheck. If I was her,
Speaker 11: I would honestly focus on our unions. There's a ton
Speaker 11: of teams says that are still going to vote for her.
Speaker 11: They're not all do you know what I mean? Just
Speaker 11: because the team says didn't back anybody. So all those
Speaker 11: guys are graphs. And then obviously, you know a woman's body,
Speaker 11: like your body and your money are your two most
Speaker 11: important things. So you just focus on those two things,
Speaker 11: and I think she could get it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And.
Speaker 2: Thank you for obeying. Thank you for sticking to the rules,
Speaker 2: and good thoughts, don't you and Mary don't be a
Speaker 2: string to the dark radio you call. Thank you.
Speaker 11: I think you guys are doing great. I think it's
Speaker 11: them to be very proud of you.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I appreciate that. And now let's go to
Speaker 2: Michael in Boston. Michael, good evening.
Speaker 3: Hi Morgan, how are you all right? Well, she's the
Speaker 3: first one. I think you had five dollars there and
Speaker 3: we didn't hear a word out of them and answer
Speaker 3: to your question, so hopefully you've straightened them out. I think,
Speaker 3: Miss Harris. Of course, we only have two weeks. What
Speaker 3: can she do in two weeks to improve?
Speaker 2: Anything can happen.
Speaker 3: You have to you have to, yes, like fix the election.
Speaker 3: They've already announced that that's going to be four or
Speaker 3: five days before we get the results, and that's not
Speaker 3: done in any country in the world. But besides that,
Speaker 3: I don't want to get off target here. She needs
Speaker 3: to tell us the American people what her vision is,
Speaker 3: what her plans are. I know absolutely nothing. Any question
Speaker 3: she asks that's asked of her, she avoids an answer.
Speaker 3: She hasn't got answers.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: She needs to instill confidence in the American people. Uh.
Speaker 3: I'm afraid that China is going to move if she's president,
Speaker 3: to take over Taiwan. I don't have any confidence that
Speaker 3: you'll be able to handle it, she caressed at the
Speaker 3: table with world leaders. The woman needs to illustrate that
Speaker 3: she's got some brain power. I'm sorry to say she hasn't.
Speaker 10: Okay, all right, but there is a definitive you know something, Morgan.
Speaker 3: I'd rather be asking you who the script supervisor was
Speaker 3: in the old Perry Masons one hundred bucks?
Speaker 2: You know, Geene Wang hundred bucks?
Speaker 10: No, No, it was a script supervisor on the Old
Speaker 10: Perry Mason Show, Jean n E.
Speaker 2: Wang A and g.
Speaker 3: I thought it was Cosmo Jet.
Speaker 2: No, nope, you said script supervisor.
Speaker 4: You're gonna hang up on me.
Speaker 2: I'm can I well, I'm looking for one hundred bucks
Speaker 2: in the mail. That's what you said.
Speaker 3: Okay, we'll talk about it.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about it, Michael, take care, bye bye. Don't
Speaker 2: ask me credits questions. I read the credits. Trust me,
Speaker 2: I do. And uh that last line that was open
Speaker 2: is now taken. No more calls on this subject. It
Speaker 2: will be difficult enough for me to get through the
Speaker 2: three people I have and for Rob and Dan. I'm
Speaker 2: going to take a break now a minute or two early,
Speaker 2: but we will end strong with three callers. It will
Speaker 2: be George, John and Billy. After these messages, I'm in
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Speaker 1: Now back to Dan ray Line from the Window World
Speaker 1: Life six Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: We excuse me. We have three people and they are Alex, Billy,
Speaker 2: and Jill, not necessarily in that order. Do not call in.
Speaker 2: Those will be the final three people this hour with
Speaker 2: my guest Alan Toles. And let's go to line three
Speaker 2: and speak to Billy and Lexington.
Speaker 4: Really, good old evening. How are you all right?
Speaker 3: Well, well how about you?
Speaker 8: Good good? I'm great. So topic at hand, not to
Speaker 8: get off topic like some other people were, but that
Speaker 8: just shows who they follow. I would think that long
Speaker 8: as she stick to the truth and not try and
Speaker 8: you know, go off topic and do like he does,
Speaker 8: you know, and like the scare tactic, you know, use
Speaker 8: off colored language, you know, as long as she sticks
Speaker 8: to her guns, because people since COVID, we're all tired.
Speaker 8: Everybody's tired. I don't care if you're a Democrat or Republican.
Speaker 8: You're tired of hearing all the bashing. You know, our
Speaker 8: world is just turned upside down and we need somebody
Speaker 8: that is gonna be brutally honest, you know. But you know,
Speaker 8: and whether she have a plan or not, you know.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 8: The last person said, oh, she never answers questions. He
Speaker 8: never answers questions neither. So the idea is, and from
Speaker 8: what he said, if you know, he get in there,
Speaker 8: then he'll tell the plan. Okay, so let's wait for her.
Speaker 8: She get in there, she can tell her plan, you know.
Speaker 8: But the main thing is, don't stoop to his level.
Speaker 8: Stay what she is. She's gonna do.
Speaker 5: Fine.
Speaker 8: We need pubbly figured. I know she's not had kids,
Speaker 8: but we need a woman in there. Let's give a
Speaker 8: woman a try, because we've tried men for the last
Speaker 8: but forty seven times or whatever, so let's try a woman.
Speaker 8: If she fails, so what, at least we're gonna say
Speaker 8: we let her try.
Speaker 2: Philly, thank you for your comments.
Speaker 8: You're very welcome, and you have.
Speaker 2: A good rest of your evening. And I want to
Speaker 2: say this something that was said two callers or three
Speaker 2: callers ago, that other dictators and non friendly countries of
Speaker 2: the world, if a woman gets in, they will do
Speaker 2: the best they can to take advantage of her. One
Speaker 2: I do believe if she does get in, she will
Speaker 2: have a great support regime behind her, the cabinet that
Speaker 2: she chooses. I'm sure is going to be extremely strong
Speaker 2: and uh and dearrak gandhi Margaret Thatcher. I'm just thinking
Speaker 2: of women who golden my ear at the heads of
Speaker 2: their country and they were not bluffed or scared away
Speaker 2: by these other more war faring countries. If if she
Speaker 2: gets in, I'm not worried about the safety and security
Speaker 2: of the United States. Let me take another call, Alan,
Speaker 2: is your cat trying to talk to my cat?
Speaker 3: Probably?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, I think I think she's talking to Van.
Speaker 2: Joe in Massachusetts. Line one, your next, Joe.
Speaker 3: Morgan, how are you say hello to Alan Morgan?
Speaker 2: I call?
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something. You're in no second Banana
Speaker 3: And some of these people, the maga is they don't
Speaker 3: behave all the time with Dan is to crack the
Speaker 3: whip sometimes. I'm telling you, I listen to Dan a lot,
Speaker 3: and you know it's outrageous. Anyway, I agree with the
Speaker 3: the gentleman who just called you there. But a couple
Speaker 3: of things here. Trump has cracked the US economy once.
Speaker 3: He doesn't deserve another swing at it. He's gonna crack
Speaker 3: it again. If anybody understands Project twenty twenty five, this
Speaker 3: guy wants to take over the Federal Reserve Bank, Morgan,
Speaker 3: she has to broadcast he she has to counter punch
Speaker 3: him on the twenty twenty five. Uh, it is a
Speaker 3: recipe for disaster for this country in so many ways.
Speaker 3: It's like very authoritarian. You're right about that, but with
Speaker 3: the economy, it is a total disaster. The idea the
Speaker 3: small business will survive if he gets his way into
Speaker 3: Port's twelve mon workers out of this country. There's the
Speaker 3: job market is tight, Morgan. You know there's no unemployment, right,
Speaker 3: So I think number one, she has to get this
Speaker 3: across that he has cracked this economy. He encouraged a
Speaker 3: thriving economy from Obama and Biden in two years. He
Speaker 3: cracked it. He bungled Corona. He didn't do what the
Speaker 3: expert said. He went his own way. And then he's
Speaker 3: telling people to inject themselves with cluox. You know how
Speaker 3: crazy he is. She has to go after him and
Speaker 3: Project twenty twenty five. And then she just read robat
Speaker 3: him with the Wall Street Journal and the twenty three
Speaker 3: Nobel winning a prize, Nobel Prize winning economy vastly vastly
Speaker 3: superior plan, Morgan. Why isn't she banging the table on
Speaker 3: that she has to tell them exactly what the experts
Speaker 3: twenty three economists are saying, and I'll tell you why
Speaker 3: they like her plan genuine but I'm sure that they
Speaker 3: should be out there saying this is a tent alarm fire.
Speaker 3: This guy takes over the Federal Reserve. We're in real trouble.
Speaker 3: This guy knows nothing about anything. And you know everybody's
Speaker 3: worried about this John Kelly thing. And I am too,
Speaker 3: okay the authoritarianism, but his stupidity is a graver threat
Speaker 3: than I think the authoritarianism is. And that's my own
Speaker 3: personal view, but I think she has to talk about
Speaker 3: her plan. Get some of these experts are that are
Speaker 3: talking about it and stand in there. But this is
Speaker 3: like a ten alarm fire. He has cracked a great economy,
Speaker 3: Biden has. They say the economy is thriving now, there's
Speaker 3: more more investment in this economy because it's in the
Speaker 3: best in the world. There's real wages rising rising, prices
Speaker 3: are falling and this is going to go on for
Speaker 3: six months to a year. Interest rates are coming down.
Speaker 3: Things are turning really hard to the positive side, and
Speaker 3: they have to get on top of this and talk
Speaker 3: about it positively, but they have to ring. It's like
Speaker 3: a ten of warm fire. If he gets the economy
Speaker 3: with that project twenty five, it's like it's a disaster plan. Morgan,
Speaker 3: it really is.
Speaker 2: All right, Joe, I'm going to stop you there because
Speaker 2: I have one more call to get on. But thank
Speaker 2: you and thank you for sticking to the point. Thank you.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I'm glad you're there, Morgan. Great, thank you,
Speaker 3: great job as usual.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much about Joe, Alex and Militia. The
Speaker 2: final call, I know you're going to stick to the
Speaker 2: point of talk about the vice president. What does she
Speaker 2: need to do?
Speaker 6: Oh, I'll make a short, short and sweet. I think
Speaker 6: she should focus on the economy otherwise it's going to
Speaker 6: be a repeat of nineteen twenty nine. I'm not a
Speaker 6: dooming gloom type of guy, but you know, things aren't
Speaker 6: looking good with our deficit and the other thing I
Speaker 6: wanted to say, Morgan, if you ask, you know, around
Speaker 6: the world, other countries what they think about our two candidates.
Speaker 6: They feel that out of all the candidates, we have
Speaker 6: these two, you know that are running for office. You know,
Speaker 6: we're a laughingstock.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, yep, I've not taken a poll. I've
Speaker 2: not gone to our allies or even our countries of distrust.
Speaker 2: I'll say it that way.
Speaker 6: No, even even friendly countries.
Speaker 2: All right, well we'll see. We'll find out in twelve
Speaker 2: days one way or the other. But Alex, thank you
Speaker 2: for the call.
Speaker 6: I'll take bets. Okay, thanks, bye bye.
Speaker 3: Here's here's what she should do. Preten I'm a caller.
Speaker 3: Here's what she should do. Yes, she should get out
Speaker 3: there and say, this guy has an enemy's list and
Speaker 3: he's just going to spend his time trying to get retribution.
Speaker 4: I have a to do list.
Speaker 3: I'm working for you. He's working for himself. I'm working
Speaker 3: for you. What else does she have to say.
Speaker 2: That makes sense? My opinion, he actually thought he was
Speaker 2: going to be in the White House for eight years.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's right, and the.
Speaker 2: Body blows that he was going to be throwing and
Speaker 2: year five, six, seven, and eight. Obviously we're not realized.
Speaker 2: That's why he wants to get back because he has
Speaker 2: an agenda, and that agenda is going to be an
Speaker 2: unpleasant one for everybody, agree if it happens. So, yep,
Speaker 2: he really wants to get back in for that resource
Speaker 2: for his agenda. Alan, you helped me get through this
Speaker 2: two hours and I appreciate it. And the rest is
Speaker 2: gonna be rest is going to be ice cream between
Speaker 2: now and midnight.
Speaker 3: Oh good, But are you gonna talk about ice cream?
Speaker 2: No, I'm gonna talk about astrology, all the selest things
Speaker 2: that have been happening, with the Northern lights coming down
Speaker 2: to Massachusetts and the comet that's out there, and all
Speaker 2: sorts of things dealing with outer space. My friend Dave
Speaker 2: McDonald it's going to be joining us. And the last
Speaker 2: hour there is a Titanic musical. I saw the one
Speaker 2: that came out in the nineties, and there's one coming
Speaker 2: up to the North Shore Music Theater, so I have
Speaker 2: one of the stars of that. And on that note,
Speaker 2: I got to wats goodbye to you.
Speaker 3: It's the pleasu're talking with here.
Speaker 2: You take here, Bye bye you Tube, Bye bye everybody else.
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