Speaker 1: It's nice size.
Speaker 2: Find in news radio.
Speaker 3: All right, back to the call as we go, where
Speaker 3: you're talking about what else what happened last night? Yesterday,
Speaker 3: it's all over Joel and Natick. Joel, next do Knights?
Speaker 4: I go ahead, yes, Dan, So it's a good thing.
Speaker 4: We don't have to wait for Arizona that results to
Speaker 4: get that elected.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they'll they'll go come in sometime in January.
Speaker 4: I think you yeah, yeah, So you know what they
Speaker 4: should do, Dan, we should we should have an amendment
Speaker 4: to the constitution, so election so every state has the
Speaker 4: same rules to follow. Instead he's still having no own.
Speaker 3: Well, the constitution specifically, you'll have to amend the constitution
Speaker 3: because the Constitution specifically says that elections shall be run
Speaker 3: by the rules that are established in each state. So
Speaker 3: you've got to change the constitution. It's not easy.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to do that. We're not going to
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's a tough one, that's for sure.
Speaker 4: But I'm glad at some point that he can clean
Speaker 4: up the swamp.
Speaker 3: Well, he had four years to do it before.
Speaker 4: But he was an experience then, he is an experienced
Speaker 4: the first four years, but.
Speaker 3: Now had no excuse this time on. I'm not saying
Speaker 3: I'm just saying that he was there once before. He
Speaker 3: appointed people. Some were competent, some were loyal. Very few
Speaker 3: were both competent and loyal. You have to be very
Speaker 3: he has to be very careful who he brings in
Speaker 3: to his administration. He has to bring in competent were
Speaker 3: also loyal.
Speaker 4: Yes, definitely, that's and that's.
Speaker 3: Tough for mean you when you're you're the federal government
Speaker 3: is a huge behemoth, and you have to make sure
Speaker 3: that you're bringing in people who are going to be
Speaker 3: able to do the job and who were not Yes people,
Speaker 3: but you have to be able to accept strong people
Speaker 3: like Bill Barr I think was a strong attorney general.
Speaker 3: And when he refused to take advice, what did he do?
Speaker 3: He got rid of him. I just think that's It's
Speaker 3: like if you have a doctor and the doctor tells
Speaker 3: you you're sick and you need to do this, this
Speaker 3: or this, and you say, I'm not doing it, doc,
Speaker 3: Well go find a different doctor. But that's that's what
Speaker 3: you got to do. You know, if you have a lawyer,
Speaker 3: if you get arrested for something and the lawyer says
Speaker 3: to you, look, they got your cold here. Maybe I
Speaker 3: want to, you know, talk with them about maybe we
Speaker 3: can plead, you know, and get you a deal. And
Speaker 3: you say, I don't know, I want to go to trial.
Speaker 3: You go to trial and you get fifty years, and
Speaker 3: you say, well, I should.
Speaker 2: Have listened to a lawyer, you know. Yeh you know.
Speaker 3: Trump is Trump is a very strong I kind of
Speaker 3: imagine anybody more strong minded. He sort of reminds me
Speaker 3: of George Steinbrenner, another New Yorker, you know, rather do
Speaker 3: it their own way and we'll see, you know. I hope,
Speaker 3: I hope he's successful. I think that we all should
Speaker 3: hope that that he runs a competent administration whoever gets elected.
Speaker 4: Because face can't get much worse than they are now, well.
Speaker 3: Things will get a whole lot worse. Trust me, No,
Speaker 3: I mean you know this this. We just saw the
Speaker 3: stock market jump up fifteen hundred points today. Tell me
Speaker 3: where it is a month from now.
Speaker 4: You know, we gotta come on, come on, might go
Speaker 4: down fifteen hundred points.
Speaker 3: Well, it's that's been its pattern for the last few weeks.
Speaker 3: That's okay, Joel. I think we got to be positive,
Speaker 3: but we can't be positive now we can never be positive.
Speaker 3: I look forward to seeing you need it.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, you take care.
Speaker 3: Thanks man, you too. Let me go to balt gonna
Speaker 3: go to Baltimore. We got Theatore in Baltimore Theater. You're
Speaker 3: my third caller from Maryland, and I can write.
Speaker 5: Ahead, well, the callers you got from Maryland, the African American?
Speaker 5: You mean you got call this you got from Maryland.
Speaker 5: That shows that ignorance going to see. Let me say
Speaker 5: that I'm not to be a favorite.
Speaker 3: Don't don't insult fellow Marylanders on my program.
Speaker 5: Come on, well, at any rate, I'm not looking through
Speaker 5: the road colored glass. Black people are wishing that everybody
Speaker 5: gets along. It's not going to be that way.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: First of all, he didn't increase much of a margin.
Speaker 3: We got a hold on. We get a lot of
Speaker 3: static on your mind.
Speaker 5: So what I'm going to do is, yeah, hold on,
Speaker 5: hold on, hold.
Speaker 3: On, hold on, rob I'll come back to Theodore right
Speaker 3: after the break. We're not going to cut him or
Speaker 3: anything like that, but I want to get his line
Speaker 3: cleaned up. I have no idea what sort of line
Speaker 3: he was on. Well, we'll get back to Theodore and
Speaker 3: the rest of the calls. Uh, everything's filled up right now,
Speaker 3: So don't worry. We'll we'll get to you at some point.
Speaker 3: Just keep calling. I try to move as many people
Speaker 3: as I can, as quickly as I can. Tonight on
Speaker 3: Night Side. Now back to Dan Ray live from the
Speaker 3: Window World Nightside Studios. I'm WBZ News Radio. We got
Speaker 3: theatre back Theaterore. I hope the line cleared up a
Speaker 3: little bit. We were not hearing you before. Go right ahead.
Speaker 5: As I was saying Dan that those people were ignorant,
Speaker 5: going to see now, I'm an African American and I speak
Speaker 5: to many more of them than you do. And I'm
Speaker 5: gonna tell you when they say that he doesn't mean
Speaker 5: what he says. He does. The people that surround him,
Speaker 5: they're going to implement his program. And the African American
Speaker 5: people in this country, thank god. I had to working
Speaker 5: hard government jobs and working in places like the post
Speaker 5: office help us get to the middle class. This is
Speaker 5: what he's going to attack in Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: He's gonna cut the postal postal service, and Elon Musk's
Speaker 5: gonna cut it for him. He's gonna cut the postal service.
Speaker 5: One of the plaque one of the planks in the
Speaker 5: platform was based on Rich Scott's plan for America. Rick
Speaker 5: Scott said that every five years, Social Security and all
Speaker 5: benefits should be sunset until they checked everyone to see
Speaker 5: if they should be getting these benefits. This is what
Speaker 5: they're going to do. They're going to get rid of
Speaker 5: Obamacare because not because it's a bad plan, but because
Speaker 5: they want to get a man with a black man's legacy.
Speaker 5: And that's the kind.
Speaker 3: Of Well again, you know, Theodore, I think I'm going
Speaker 3: to disagree with you in just about everything you said,
Speaker 3: and as opposed to just telling me what you think
Speaker 3: is going to happen. Let's see what happens when.
Speaker 2: Dan read Planned twenty five.
Speaker 3: Look, I have read it. I have read it. I
Speaker 3: have read it.
Speaker 4: Away, look at credit credit.
Speaker 5: Mister Joy in the post office should have been kicked out,
Speaker 5: but they couldn't.
Speaker 3: Theodore, Please, Theodore, Theodore, please, let's have a conversation. Okay,
Speaker 3: come on, man, All I'm asking you is, let's see
Speaker 3: what happens this guy. He's been president elected for one day.
Speaker 3: The majority of the American people have have re elected him.
Speaker 3: What's and all? I know that you are fearful, but
Speaker 3: I don't want to see you have a heart attack
Speaker 3: over things.
Speaker 5: That you think. No, I want to have that but
Speaker 5: you but you see, uh uh, he gave he gave
Speaker 5: what that uh COVID to Putin when people over here
Speaker 5: needed when he talked to people talk to enemies without
Speaker 5: an American interpretive it.
Speaker 3: But all the you know that that is an that's
Speaker 3: an old story. The American people have just elected. And
Speaker 3: by the way, by the way, Theodore, by the way,
Speaker 3: by the way, by the way, if you don't mind
Speaker 3: being participating on my own program, let us assume the
Speaker 3: story that I read it. I don't know if it's
Speaker 3: true or not. But what I read somewhere, and I
Speaker 3: have no idea if it's a true story that he
Speaker 3: sent some sort of a machine to Putin so that
Speaker 3: Putin could test himself for COVID. Is that the story
Speaker 3: you're referring to.
Speaker 5: I'm referring to that story in the fact, he's sent
Speaker 5: a complete COVID package full of guys. What I mean,
Speaker 5: why would you send that to Why not give it
Speaker 5: to the America?
Speaker 2: Hold?
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, Theodore, hold on, okay, did you
Speaker 3: have COVID test kits in twenty your line starting to
Speaker 3: Craig break up on us again. Please did you have
Speaker 3: COVID test kits? Did you have COVID COVID test kits?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: I had COVID. I had to go to the hospital.
Speaker 3: Well, a lot of people got COVID. So you never
Speaker 3: got any COVID test kits from the government. They were
Speaker 3: giving them away. All you had to do was go
Speaker 3: online and they would send you free test kits.
Speaker 5: You don't remember that, right, I remember, But you remember dance.
Speaker 5: You're always talking about principal principle.
Speaker 3: But the point I'm trying to make to you, if
Speaker 3: you just allow me to finish my thought, is that
Speaker 3: let's assume, you know, he thought that he could engender
Speaker 3: some goodwill with a guy who has a failing of
Speaker 3: intercontinental nuclear warhead ballistic missiles. And let's assume he thought, Okay,
Speaker 3: we can send him some COVID tests so he can
Speaker 3: test himself and his family, and maybe he will he
Speaker 3: will appreciate them. I mean, you know, we get the
Speaker 3: Obama administration gave billions of dollars to Iran on on
Speaker 3: pallets of cash, uh and they and they used those
Speaker 3: that money to buy weapons UH and to build weapons
Speaker 3: with say, poured in in the state of Israel.
Speaker 5: Come on, correction direction then the JCP to Joint Comprehensive
Speaker 5: Plan of Acting Jcpoh, we've had frozen Ourranian funds an
Speaker 5: stop them from getting the nuclear weapons. They gave them
Speaker 5: their own money back, and they're.
Speaker 3: Still trying to get nuclear weapons. They're still trying to
Speaker 3: get nuclear weapons. And the the money that we gave
Speaker 3: them back was somewhere around six billion dollars crates of
Speaker 3: American cash. The youter I got to run here. Your
Speaker 3: line's not great tonight, but but do me a favorite.
Speaker 3: Don't intel other guys from Baltimore you might disagree with.
Speaker 3: Come on, I don't like that. You know that. Okay,
Speaker 3: thanks appreciate it. Let's have let's have civil conversation here.
Speaker 3: If we ken, we are going to go next to
Speaker 3: Michael and Attilborough. Michael, you're next door nights.
Speaker 6: I go right ahead, Dan Elaiyah.
Speaker 3: I do regret, Michael.
Speaker 7: I think this thing could have been more perfect. I
Speaker 7: thought it was great. I thought that Trump is a
Speaker 7: little subdued.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 7: I wanted to put out a couple of things I
Speaker 7: was on the Yahoo page. I thought it was a
Speaker 7: more civil page. Yahoknews, every single lot of them when
Speaker 7: you go down the left and scroll down with something
Speaker 7: against Trump, you know. But anyway, anyway, this is earlier
Speaker 7: in the day, earlier yesterday. But I don't think he should.
Speaker 7: I think the bucks starts here. At some point. He's
Speaker 7: got to not pardon, you know, not the thing we
Speaker 7: are automatically part pardoning people because it just it breaks
Speaker 7: down our criminal system. That The other thing is they
Speaker 7: must have let Banfield out on purpose, so it would
Speaker 7: be another thing to make people go, oh now I'm
Speaker 7: letting this guy out.
Speaker 3: As I understand that Bannon was sentenced for his criminal
Speaker 3: contempt of Congress, he served his time, and it just
Speaker 3: so happened that his time came up a week before
Speaker 3: the election.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, Okay.
Speaker 8: The other thing I wanted to point out is when
Speaker 8: when Biden gave over the torch about a week after that,
Speaker 8: it was a news thing, and I kind of I
Speaker 8: think it kind of got slipped through that Biden.
Speaker 7: Said if Trump won, he was going to go to
Speaker 7: the inauguration. So I think this was a thing where
Speaker 7: Biden didn't want to do this. He did not want
Speaker 7: to do this, and it's like, you know, you get
Speaker 7: an older.
Speaker 3: I think Biden is on record I think you're correct.
Speaker 3: Biden is on record is saying he will attend the inauguration,
Speaker 3: and that is what other presidents have done. Uh and
Speaker 3: uh And as a matter of fact, President Obama welcomed
Speaker 3: Trump to the White House, and I think, look, there
Speaker 3: was some really nasty talk going back here, you know,
Speaker 3: garbage and deplorables and uh, you know, and and fascist
Speaker 3: and Hitler, and these guys got to kind of chill
Speaker 3: it out here a little bit, okay, I mean both sides,
Speaker 3: both sides. And if if by by Biden inviting Trump
Speaker 3: to the White House and they get to shake hands
Speaker 3: and sit down for five minutes and cool the temperature
Speaker 3: a little bit, there's no harm done there. And I say, Biden,
Speaker 3: you know, Biden, Biden could be pretty bitter right now.
Speaker 3: He's probably is more bitter at Nancy Pelosi and Chuck
Speaker 3: Schumer than he is at Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You want to speaker puote again? What? Yeah, Michael, I
Speaker 3: gotta I gotta run here, okay, because speakerphone is not
Speaker 3: a good thing for us. I will talk to you to.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: No problem, No problem, will be okay next time. Okay,
Speaker 3: thank you much. Let's keep rolling. You're gonna go to Doug,
Speaker 3: who's in Raleigh, Massachusetts, not Raleigh, North Carolina, Rowley, Massachusetts. Doug,
Speaker 3: welcome next on night Side.
Speaker 2: I am correcting you. Oh great one and voice.
Speaker 3: You you go right ahead. I had to do a
Speaker 3: perfect talk shows. Go ahead.
Speaker 2: I'm in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Speaker 3: Brother, you are okay, Well, I'll tell you what. We
Speaker 3: have a community here called Rowley, which is spelled r
Speaker 3: O W l e Y Raleigh, North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Rob.
Speaker 3: Put it up man, Raleigh, North Carolina. Rob is spelled
Speaker 3: r A l e I g H Comma n C.
Speaker 3: So Doug, welcome in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Now, look, you had some flood pressure moments before, so
Speaker 2: take ninety seconds off. Let me take it from here.
Speaker 2: I want to talk to you quickly about your comments
Speaker 2: on network television news that you made about forty five
Speaker 2: minutes ago. I agree with you wholehearted me. I just
Speaker 2: wish once I could call and disagree with the Voice
Speaker 2: of Reason. But when they aren't doing double coverage, as
Speaker 2: you know, you and I both came from the same
Speaker 2: background of TV and radio, when these networks are doing
Speaker 2: campaign double coverage. It seems to me if I wasn't
Speaker 2: watching all the time, they go Harris reporter first. Every
Speaker 2: time I'd glorifies, he glorifies the report with lovely, stunning
Speaker 2: soundtimes camera, and then I go to the reporter covering Trump,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, a lot of the negative
Speaker 2: or bad stuff gets cut into those pieces. Well it's
Speaker 2: selective editing, okay, but the average viewer is not going
Speaker 2: to recognize or know what we know. But you know,
Speaker 2: I keep going back to the eighties and nineties when
Speaker 2: I was on in New York and then when I
Speaker 2: was a news director of two ABC affiliated stations. We
Speaker 2: never had any of this. I mean, oh, I was
Speaker 2: asleep at the switch. But I don't recall. I studied
Speaker 2: under some great reporters and they said every guilty, they'll
Speaker 2: proven innocent, and that's basically how we went about our business.
Speaker 2: But Dan, this strategies, all of their rehearsals didn't work
Speaker 2: because look what happened last night.
Speaker 3: I got to tell you this. I think ABC News
Speaker 3: between the debate that David Muir conducted along with his
Speaker 3: associate I forget her name for a moment, Uh, they
Speaker 3: were way, way over the top. I thought they it was.
Speaker 3: It was as biased as you could find. And there's
Speaker 3: a mindset there. There's just a mindset with ABC News.
Speaker 3: I actually got tired of watching CBS at six thirty
Speaker 3: at nine and decided to watch ABC. I'm now switching
Speaker 3: over to Lester Hold on NBC. I'm trying to find
Speaker 3: a newscast that has some objectivity. That's what newscasts are
Speaker 3: supposed to have. I don't have to be objective as
Speaker 3: a commentator, but I try like hell to give as
Speaker 3: many points of view on this program as possible. I
Speaker 3: even allow people like my friend Theodore to call in
Speaker 3: for Baltimore all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm gonna get Rob for that. That that
Speaker 2: cut down on my time. That guy, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: he had a bed.
Speaker 3: But now, at least next time you tell him, tell
Speaker 3: him it was Raleigh, North Carolina. And we do. By
Speaker 3: the way, I have a town i'm here called called
Speaker 3: Rowley w R O W L E Y.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Where is that near?
Speaker 3: It's north of Boston. It's up up sort of as
Speaker 3: halfway from Boston up to New Hampshire.
Speaker 2: Right off, I should know that my first my first
Speaker 2: wife was from Lawrence. I should be familiar with that.
Speaker 2: All right, Pretty, that's another story for another night.
Speaker 3: You got it, Doug. Always great deal your voice my friend.
Speaker 3: Thanks so much.
Speaker 2: Thanks Dan, take care, bye, talk.
Speaker 3: Soon, bye bye. I get great listeners all over the country.
Speaker 3: Jack is down in the Cape, Jack on Cape Caught,
Speaker 3: Hey Jack, next on Nightside, go right ahead.
Speaker 10: Hey Dan. So I mentioned before, I mean this whole
Speaker 10: exercise is the highest level of bread and circus, you know,
Speaker 10: because of the effects that it has on our on
Speaker 10: our living and life systems that we experience on Earth.
Speaker 10: It's one thing to watch bredon circus, whether it's a
Speaker 10: football team's playing it out. But I'm really concerned.
Speaker 3: The consulty, which is Jack. Let me ask you. I
Speaker 3: know what you mean when you say bread and circus. Okay,
Speaker 3: I get that, But give me how you apply bread
Speaker 3: and circus to a pretty hard fought fought presidential campaign.
Speaker 10: It's all it's all media. It's it's all media driven.
Speaker 10: It's not addressing. It's not it's not addressing, Okay. I'm
Speaker 10: more interested in the in the level, the operational level,
Speaker 10: not the presentational level, the operational level of the problems
Speaker 10: that we're we're confronted with here in society, in local, regional, national,
Speaker 10: and global.
Speaker 3: An example, give me an example. You're you're a smart guy,
Speaker 3: I could tell because you've thought this through. Give me
Speaker 3: an example of operational level. Are you talking about issues?
Speaker 3: Tell me just to give me a better clarification of
Speaker 3: what you mean by that. That's all I'm asking.
Speaker 2: Could this addresses the administrative forces that cause change to happen,
Speaker 2: and we could call we could say change from one
Speaker 2: perspective is good and another one would say it's bad.
Speaker 2: But what this really represents.
Speaker 7: Is the.
Speaker 10: In other words, we have all these we have all
Speaker 10: this this human level of interaction that is so ineffective.
Speaker 10: It's it's what I'm really getting that.
Speaker 3: Then you can ask you a question, Jack, I want
Speaker 3: to ask you a serious question. Okay, serious question. Were
Speaker 3: you a sociology major in college?
Speaker 10: Never went to college? Here's what I wanted to a
Speaker 10: couple of days.
Speaker 3: No, here's what I want you to do. What I'm
Speaker 3: trying to understand is you invoke the phrase bread and circus,
Speaker 3: which brings us back to the Fall of Rome, because
Speaker 3: the emperors of Rome gave people gladiators in lions at
Speaker 3: the coliseum, and that was called bread and circus. You
Speaker 3: kept the people distracted from problems by giving them entertainment.
Speaker 3: Some people will say to you, look, when people sit
Speaker 3: home on a Sunday and they're watching football games or
Speaker 3: they're watching the World Series, it doesn't really affect them.
Speaker 3: And that's a modern day bread and circus. I don't
Speaker 3: agree with that. I think that that people do deserve
Speaker 3: a break and all of that. But when you say
Speaker 3: operational and you use bread and circus, give me an
Speaker 3: example of what you mean. Give me a tangible example
Speaker 3: so I can have a sense of what you're talking about.
Speaker 10: Well, each if we were to apply this to this
Speaker 10: each candidate, that just uh went up for our thought
Speaker 10: process so that we could we could choose one or
Speaker 10: one or the other. Underneath what that really represents is
Speaker 10: all of the policy h attributions that will go towards
Speaker 10: administering a resolution. We have to get to resolutions. I mean,
Speaker 10: allowing these problems to persist is just distracting us from
Speaker 10: what we really need to do to take care of.
Speaker 3: The business that we that we need to get resolved.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's a lot of problems.
Speaker 2: Simply simply take the Ukrainian situation, I mean, we have
Speaker 2: to look at the entirety of the the situation as
Speaker 2: it occurred through time, not as it occurs today. But
Speaker 2: we have to observe it as a could through time.
Speaker 2: And where you.
Speaker 3: Resolve Jack, I'm just trying to work with me. I'm
Speaker 3: trying to help you. How would you propose that we
Speaker 3: the US resolve the Ukrainian situation, by which I assume
Speaker 3: you're meaning Russia's invasion of the Genesqua region and other
Speaker 3: parts of Ukraine.
Speaker 10: Oh, well, first we let's look at the operator, I mean,
Speaker 10: Zolensky has to be examined. Who is this guy?
Speaker 2: Who are we doing with he?
Speaker 3: He's the president of Ukraine?
Speaker 10: You know, he's not the president. His his tournament has expired.
Speaker 10: He's a placeholder.
Speaker 3: And so so what what what of saying? What is
Speaker 3: you what? I'm trying to get at here, and you're
Speaker 3: you're giving me words, We're giving me word salad, which
Speaker 3: which I'm you know, getting frustrated at here. We got
Speaker 3: to look at Zelensky. What are you talking about? Are
Speaker 3: we supposed to go in and replace Zelensky? It's not
Speaker 3: our fight. Ukraine is our proxy in that fight. If
Speaker 3: you want to disagree with what Biden has done and
Speaker 3: what the Biden administration has done in terms of sending
Speaker 3: weapons there. I think Donald Trump is going to probably
Speaker 3: back off our involvement in Ukraine. I think that was
Speaker 3: one of the tenants of his.
Speaker 2: Campaign absolutely and agree percent.
Speaker 3: Well that's fine, So you should be happy that on
Speaker 3: that issue you have now a president elect who will
Speaker 3: be president on January twentieth.
Speaker 2: Okay, then then will this will last for four years?
Speaker 2: We're only going to be in twenty years and thirty
Speaker 2: years that we have to We're looking so way too
Speaker 2: short in our in our observation and interpretation.
Speaker 3: Again, here's the thing, Jack, Okay, every every response you
Speaker 3: give me causes me to ask a deeper question. And
Speaker 3: I just can't do that to the people who are
Speaker 3: on hold. Because we live in a society. We live
Speaker 3: in a society in which we elect presidents for four
Speaker 3: year terms. Okay, So Donald Trump now has four years
Speaker 3: to improve the economy, stem the flow of illegal immigration,
Speaker 3: maybe change some of our policy, maybe become less involved
Speaker 3: in foreign activity around the world. And he gets a
Speaker 3: report card. Well, he doesn't get a report carret, because
Speaker 3: he can't stand for reelection. But there will be another election, okay.
Speaker 3: And that's the way we function in this society. So
Speaker 3: when you say, Bres, where.
Speaker 2: Do we want to be as a nation? That's my point.
Speaker 2: Where do we want to be as a nation in
Speaker 2: twenty years?
Speaker 3: Tell me where It isn't where we want to be,
Speaker 3: it's where you want to be. You're one person, okay,
Speaker 3: So tell me where, in thirty seconds or less, where
Speaker 3: you want us to be as a nation in thirty
Speaker 3: years from now.
Speaker 10: I would like us to the United States people to
Speaker 10: take advantage of the wonderful culture and the technology that
Speaker 10: we live in and apply that because I really feel
Speaker 10: that the future is going to be run by a
Speaker 10: very sophisticated intelligence agent, and we need to do to
Speaker 10: begin to associate and understand what this intelligent agent and
Speaker 10: how it can affect our future.
Speaker 3: Uh. You know what, I'm going to think about what
Speaker 3: you just said. Maybe I can figure it out. But
Speaker 3: that's a words alla, Jack. Next time you call, be
Speaker 3: a little bit more specific and a little bit more
Speaker 3: direct than again by invoking phrases like bred and circus
Speaker 3: or or what you just said. It doesn't mean anything
Speaker 3: to me. And I will see if maybe someone will
Speaker 3: say this is what Jack meant. Because I'm just stupid
Speaker 3: and I don't get it. But I'm at this point.
Speaker 3: I'm confused, so I gotta I gotta break the news.
Speaker 3: We've gone eight minutes. I appreciate the effort. We'll talk again.
Speaker 3: You bet, good night, Here we come, here comes the news.
Speaker 3: Be back right after that.
Speaker 7: It's Night Side with Dan Ray on Boston's news radio.
Speaker 3: All right, here we go. We're gonna go to Brian
Speaker 3: and andover, Brian and andover Massachusetts. You were next on
Speaker 3: nice Side Brian.
Speaker 2: Hello, Dan, I'm a first time caller.
Speaker 3: Well welcome. We'll get a Wisney studio audience. We'll give
Speaker 3: you a spa applause.
Speaker 9: Thank you for the applause. Okay, I'll get right to
Speaker 9: the point here the question my thoughts on what happened
Speaker 9: last night. I believe that most working class Americans are
Speaker 9: experiencing very high anxiety. Their condition is deteriorating, and they
Speaker 9: feel that most of our leaders on Washington don't care
Speaker 9: about me. They only care about themselves and you know,
Speaker 9: serving their Oh, well bought them that give their campaign contributions,
Speaker 9: which could be called bribes and payoffs. But that's another interpretation.
Speaker 6: You're right.
Speaker 3: I get it. I I I understand what you're saying,
Speaker 3: and I think you're right. And that's why I think
Speaker 3: we had what's classically called a change election. M M
Speaker 3: and I kind of people at the White House. But
Speaker 3: it also is a change for the Democratic Party. They
Speaker 3: have to turn around now and say, what the hell
Speaker 3: just happened to us? And and and Trump now has
Speaker 3: has been able to basically change the Republican Party. The
Speaker 3: Republican Party is not your grandfather's Republican Party anymore.
Speaker 9: No, it's it's not the same anyway. I like to
Speaker 9: make a drive at one and I'll keep this short.
Speaker 9: I just want to mention World War Two. We look
Speaker 9: at the nations their condition for World War two, and
Speaker 9: after World War Two, Germany and Japan destroyed Russia and
Speaker 9: the mess huge casualties. But look at the United States.
Speaker 2: We were the only nation.
Speaker 9: We were in a depression then we entered World War two.
Speaker 9: The United States was the only nation that was in
Speaker 9: a stronger position after the war. And then the US
Speaker 9: dollar has made the reserve currency of the world a
Speaker 9: very envious position. And so Americans have been growing and growing,
Speaker 9: and back then a few decades back only the husband worked,
Speaker 9: the wise state home took care of the kids. Contrast
Speaker 9: to today, real incomes have not been growing since the
Speaker 9: nineteen seventies, Americans have been able to compensate when their
Speaker 9: wives enter the workforce. Now I know of some they
Speaker 9: have two or three jobs, and some are maxed out
Speaker 9: on their credit cards. And look at college student debt.
Speaker 9: We have a lot of graduating students. No means. All
Speaker 9: is debt and no means to climate.
Speaker 3: So I get your point. What is your your point?
Speaker 3: Your point is that that things are tough right now,
Speaker 3: and that the voters blamed the Biden Harris administration for
Speaker 3: things being tough, and they want to change.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what they want.
Speaker 9: They don't see a change result. I mean they're feeling
Speaker 9: the inflation.
Speaker 3: No, no, we got all.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I agree with you, Brian, all those points. Everyone agrees
Speaker 3: with you on and and if you're telling me that's
Speaker 3: what happened last night, I agree with you. There's there's
Speaker 3: you know, you can mention a million things and and
Speaker 3: and and the and the Red Sox are horrible too.
Speaker 3: Right now. They didn't make they might even make the playoffs.
Speaker 3: So even in you know what I'm saying it's things
Speaker 3: are tough right now, and Biden Harris were blamed for
Speaker 3: it last night.
Speaker 9: Yes, their condition. Things did not get better over the
Speaker 9: past four years. They got worse, and I feel I'm
Speaker 9: convinced that the most were class Americans like, we don't
Speaker 9: want another four years of this. They want to change,
Speaker 9: and they probably feel that Trump is the only hope
Speaker 9: of getting change.
Speaker 3: How much time do you think President Trump will have
Speaker 3: once he's in office to do some things that are
Speaker 3: going to make people say that's the.
Speaker 9: Guy I voted for you to turn things around. I'd
Speaker 9: say new policies take at least a year and a
Speaker 9: half two years before we could start feel the effects
Speaker 9: of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he may have to come up with some policies
Speaker 3: that are act more quickly than that. Trust me.
Speaker 9: One of the main reasons I voted for him is
Speaker 9: because he wants to bring some of manufacturing back into
Speaker 9: the United States. I mean, if you travel to Detroit,
Speaker 9: once great American city has now become a rotting war
Speaker 9: zone and other parts of the country are severely hurting.
Speaker 3: Yep, absolutely, Brian. I am up to my break, so
Speaker 3: I got to let you run. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Are you analysis.
Speaker 9: Thanks for having me on board, Dank.
Speaker 3: Forward to your next call. Thank you, sir. I have
Speaker 3: a great one quick break coming right back on night Side.
Speaker 3: Now back to Dan Ray live from the window World
Speaker 3: night Side Studios.
Speaker 2: I'MBZ News Radio.
Speaker 3: Back we go. If you're on the line, I'm going
Speaker 3: to get you in. I promise going to start with
Speaker 3: Jim Jim in Kansas City.
Speaker 4: Jim, go right ahead, Hi Dan, thanks for taking my
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm doing great. Jim. What's your take on what
Speaker 3: happened in the last twenty four to forty eight hours.
Speaker 11: Oh well, I'm exuberant, but I just would like to
Speaker 11: push a little bit past that, maybe to God to
Speaker 11: give me. Well, look, we're always talking about being woke
Speaker 11: up to new ideas and new feelings. So let me
Speaker 11: let me try to wake people up to these ideas,
Speaker 11: these feelings we got right now. Eight we got right now,
Speaker 11: eight million people up here. Okay, you've been here your
Speaker 11: whole life. You worked, you went through all the schools,
Speaker 11: You've got yourself in medicine. You worked as a doctor's
Speaker 11: assistant for five to save money. You finally took your boards,
Speaker 11: you got you got your pastors, your your board board
Speaker 11: licensed position. And now you've got somebody come up here
Speaker 11: from Ecuador and just based on what they say their
Speaker 11: credentials are, they hand them a provisional license to practice
Speaker 11: the same medicine that your practicing. You worked your whole
Speaker 11: life for the same house, the same house that you
Speaker 11: a million dollars. They're being handed the same education that
Speaker 11: your child. They're taking the education from your child and
Speaker 11: giving it to their child. How does that make you feel?
Speaker 11: Want you to feeling, feel your feelings. They're taking your
Speaker 11: Thanksgiving dinner and giving it to them, and instead they
Speaker 11: give you a tortilla with some bean smeared on it.
Speaker 11: How do you feel about that?
Speaker 3: Okay, so, so tell me what your point is. I
Speaker 3: understand that.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 11: I want people to wake up and realize these people
Speaker 11: are up here that they're not up here for fun.
Speaker 11: They're gunning for your for your house, your car, your
Speaker 11: kid's education. They want what you have, not they don't
Speaker 11: want they don't want to create more. They want to
Speaker 11: take it from you. There's eight million of them up
Speaker 11: here right now, roaming around taking your stuff. How does
Speaker 11: that make you?
Speaker 3: You just had an election yesterday and I think people
Speaker 3: felt that way, So I.
Speaker 11: Think, how does that make you feel?
Speaker 3: How does it make me feel?
Speaker 11: Yeah, that they're up here taking your stuff.
Speaker 3: I am not happy that there were people here whom
Speaker 3: I mean, come on, well.
Speaker 11: Well, I just would like people to think about it
Speaker 11: for a minute that the government takes your stuff that
Speaker 11: you worked your whole life for and hands it to them,
Speaker 11: and then they hand you something else that you know
Speaker 11: that maybe they think is okay for you, even though
Speaker 11: you worked your whole life for it.
Speaker 3: Okay, I hear it. You're all worked up, Jim, and
Speaker 3: I'm I'm just not going to work me up.
Speaker 11: Well, I want I don't want people to feel, oh
Speaker 11: well it's over now, it's just starting.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 11: We need to attack, go on the attack and send
Speaker 11: them back on the attack and send them back.
Speaker 3: See okay, we'll let it go with that. A little
Speaker 3: late on this call was get to see if people
Speaker 3: react to what you bought to say, Thank you, Jim, goodnight,
Speaker 3: Anger Bill and Danvers Bill. Next time nights. I go ahead.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Stan, I'm sorry I didn't call earlier. I was
Speaker 6: tied up and stuff and been in the I was
Speaker 6: tired because I was up late because I wanted to
Speaker 6: see how things rolled in. I'm delighted it didn't drag on.
Speaker 6: I thought he'd make it, but you know, you never
Speaker 6: know what was going to happen the unknown and uh
Speaker 6: and a member, I don't buy him. Yeah, And I'm
Speaker 6: sure you remember, you know, we're spoken a few times
Speaker 6: and stuff, and i'd say about a year maybe sixteen
Speaker 6: months ago. You know, I know you always said he
Speaker 6: could win a primary, and I says, and I had
Speaker 6: said to you, I says, as time goes on. Obviously,
Speaker 6: the Biden policies weren't working out when you even when
Speaker 6: we look at the poll and you look at some
Speaker 6: of the numbers last night, it wasn't going to get
Speaker 6: any better from or the administration, and they tried to
Speaker 6: switch horses to save themselves. It didn't workout. But I'm
Speaker 6: actually I am a little surprised though with the popular
Speaker 6: vote that I mean, I mean, that's a tremendous situation,
Speaker 6: you know, historically too, because we haven't had a Republican rege.
Speaker 3: You were late, but I started the nine o'clock hour
Speaker 3: tonight by pointing out that in the past I've always
Speaker 3: said that he has the ability. President Trump, former President Trump,
Speaker 3: has the ability to win a Republican nomination, but he
Speaker 3: could not win a general election in a face off
Speaker 3: head to head with the Democrat. He once again proved
Speaker 3: me wrong last night. I was correct in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: I did not think he could be Joe Biden. I
Speaker 3: predicted that Joe Biden would win. And Joe Biden did
Speaker 3: win despite all the protestations. But he went back worked
Speaker 3: hard at it. The guy, the guy just worked, worked,
Speaker 3: worked and worked, and he convinced enough Americans to vote
Speaker 3: for him. And he's the president elect. And I'm saying, now,
Speaker 3: give him a chance. I have people tonight who don't
Speaker 3: want to give him a chance.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh I know. I mean I've seen him around
Speaker 6: today and that's it. And the next year is going
Speaker 6: to be tough, because you know, there's a lot of
Speaker 6: things to clean up, and you never know what can happen,
Speaker 6: and there's things out there that are going to happen
Speaker 6: that you never knew what gonna.
Speaker 3: Happen, happens. The argument of that night should be he
Speaker 3: should have a chance. He's he's worked hard for it,
Speaker 3: he's he's earned it. He should have a chance. Thanks
Speaker 3: Thanks Bill. I got a roll here because I got.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I appreciate it. Dan, have a good night, man.
Speaker 3: I'll early give you more time. You know that. Let
Speaker 3: me go next to Laurie and Idaho. Laurie, how are
Speaker 3: you tonight? Idaho?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: That went big?
Speaker 12: We did we did roll red apparently.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean that's that is as red a
Speaker 3: state as there is.
Speaker 12: Let me if I but it's so bizarre because I'm
Speaker 12: surrounded by a bunch of people up in the north.
Speaker 12: I'm in an hour from the Canadian border, and there
Speaker 12: are a bunch of people who out here we are
Speaker 12: not very red. But I want to first and foremost
Speaker 12: say what I said on postgame last night, But thank you,
Speaker 12: thank you Busy and you're show for the coverage last night.
Speaker 12: It was amazing and I really enjoyed it, so thank you.
Speaker 3: Well, we'd like to hear every once in a while
Speaker 3: that people are happy. And uh yeah, I was able
Speaker 3: to put together I thought a list of eight huge,
Speaker 3: really interesting guests from different points of view last night,
Speaker 3: and the news team did a great job and uh
Speaker 3: it was uh.
Speaker 12: And yeah, so so when you you're your your spots
Speaker 12: when you were talking, were they all live.
Speaker 11: Or was any of that?
Speaker 3: Everyone earlier always live. I don't do it at all. No,
Speaker 3: it was all live, and and we had to you know, flow,
Speaker 3: go with the flow of the night. And you know,
Speaker 3: early in the night, no one knew anything. And then slowly,
Speaker 3: but truly, it became increasingly evident that Trump was going
Speaker 3: to win. But I'm happy that it was done decisively,
Speaker 3: both at the electoral college level and also at the
Speaker 3: popular vote level.
Speaker 12: And now, and that's where I'm going to do my
Speaker 12: little victory dance here, yay, And I'll let it go
Speaker 12: and we'll we'll, we'll, we'll make nice with everybody else.
Speaker 3: But right now, yay, all right, okay, yeah, I can
Speaker 3: see the victory dance. Love it. Laurie, Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Good night, Dan, thank you, good night.
Speaker 3: Talk soon. Okay, let's go next to last of the night,
Speaker 3: John and Avera. John, We've got a minute or so
Speaker 3: for you. Maybe you go right ahead.
Speaker 1: Hi, How you doing good?
Speaker 3: John?
Speaker 1: So, my, my, my, I think my take of last night,
Speaker 1: I mean, as you might know, I'm a I'm a
Speaker 1: Harris fan.
Speaker 3: That's fine.
Speaker 1: So my take is, or.
Speaker 3: Are you a Harris fan or a Democrat? I'm a Democrat, Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm a Democratic. Do you think the Democrats made a
Speaker 3: mistake and throwing by an overboard at this point in retrospect.
Speaker 12: Or, No, no, I don't think it was a mistake.
Speaker 1: But to give to give Harris any fair chance for
Speaker 1: her to very mockt and market and sell herself in
Speaker 1: pret one hundred and seven days to the American people
Speaker 1: and to have the top top dog of the United States.
Speaker 2: Is just not enough. So I don't think she didn't have.
Speaker 3: To get rid of Joe Biden. I mean, how do
Speaker 3: you think Joe Biden would have won last night? Or
Speaker 3: do you think Donald Trump would would have beaten anyone
Speaker 3: under the circumstances.
Speaker 1: I think Donald Trump would have would have beaten anyone
Speaker 1: on this under the circumstance.
Speaker 2: That's that's my take, And.
Speaker 3: Should have Biden got out earlier. So that should have
Speaker 3: he said a year ago, Hey, I'm not running for reelection.
Speaker 3: Let's let the best person win on the Democrat. Did
Speaker 3: Biden mess it up by staying in as long as
Speaker 3: he did?
Speaker 6: I think so.
Speaker 1: I think he kind of unfortunately.
Speaker 3: Several times I want to hear what you say, I
Speaker 3: need to I've finished with my questions.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Okay, yeah, yeah, I think I think Biden
Speaker 1: didn't make a mistake because I think he sold Harris
Speaker 1: short on time. Okay, And and now now since Donald Trump
Speaker 1: has one, I'm gonna get I believe everyone should give
Speaker 1: him a fair chance because the American people voted to
Speaker 1: him in a second time. And so let's let's see
Speaker 1: with the things that he said and promise, let's give
Speaker 1: him a chance and see if he delivers. Well, that's
Speaker 1: why I look at it.
Speaker 3: I commend you for that, editor. I wish everyone had
Speaker 3: that attitude, and we'll have to see how it works out,
Speaker 3: and hopefully he can succeed and we'll all be better off.
Speaker 3: And if he doesn't, then the Democrats will come back
Speaker 3: four years from now even stronger than ever. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: that's john hate to do this year, but I'm flat
Speaker 3: out of time. If you call early, we'll give you
Speaker 3: much more time. But I'm glad we.
Speaker 6: Got it perfect. All right.
Speaker 2: Thank you for thanks. Let's taking my call.
Speaker 3: You're very welcome. Thank you for calling. Okay, we're down
Speaker 3: for the night. Back tomorrow. I suspect we'll deal with
Speaker 3: some of this again tomorrow night, probably for the ballast
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