Speaker 1: It's night Side on WBZ Boston's news video.
Speaker 2: Good evening, all listening right now to WBZ as she
Speaker 2: should be, Nicole, You still within earshot?
Speaker 1: Is this thing on?
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Speaker 4: Wait wait, let me bang my finger off the microphone. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: but I didn't know the date. The Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 1: I had heard that. I didn't know exactly what the
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Speaker 2: So I just thought, I give your heads up. I've
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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. I hope that you've got a lot
Speaker 1: of good snacks and that you've got lots to talk about.
Speaker 2: Well's critical, it's not straight through, it's periodically.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say, I'm pretty sure that Dan's coming back eventually.
Speaker 2: I've got the day before Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving, the day after Thanksgiving, okay, okay,
Speaker 2: And in December, I've got twenty third, twenty fourth, twenty fifth,
Speaker 2: twenty six, twenty seven, oh boy, and the thirtieth and
Speaker 2: thirty first.
Speaker 1: Well, I look forward to hearing everything you have to say.
Speaker 1: It's always a good time having you here on night side.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, and I hope I'm not in charge
Speaker 2: of programming. I don't make up the schedule, but I
Speaker 2: hope I get you as my newsperson.
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you. I think we can make that work
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Speaker 2: Okay, let's see what happens. And one last thing. I
Speaker 2: know I've had Alan on before my first guest.
Speaker 1: Yes, but have I.
Speaker 2: Introduced you to Alan and Alan to you?
Speaker 1: I think we've met before, but it's always good to
Speaker 1: hear your voice again, sir. How are you Allen?
Speaker 5: I am well, Nicoley, we have met before, and I'm glad.
Speaker 1: Yes, like what.
Speaker 2: Okay, there you go and Nicole, Allan and I are
Speaker 2: going to be doing an interesting thing this evening, dealing
Speaker 2: with what do you know, the election? Twelve days, oh boy,
Speaker 2: twelve days, and everybody can take a deep sigh of
Speaker 2: relief sixth of November.
Speaker 1: No matter how you're voting, I think yes, seriously.
Speaker 2: All right, well, thank you for interacting with me.
Speaker 1: I am always happy to talk with you and have
Speaker 1: a great show tonight.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. You take care and people. The
Speaker 2: reason why Allen is here, well, let me back up.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of people up there look to
Speaker 2: the name of Jerry Williams with great respect. The Dean
Speaker 2: of Talco was his title, and he worked here at bus.
Speaker 2: He worked at several stations, not only here in Boston,
Speaker 2: but around the country, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, per fam Boy. I
Speaker 2: imagine that. I imagine that last one. And Alan as
Speaker 2: one of his producers, along with Steve Elfman as one
Speaker 2: of his producers, wrote a book about Jerry called Burning
Speaker 2: Up the Air. And if you are a talk radio fan,
Speaker 2: a Jerry Williams fan, and you're looking for a good
Speaker 2: book for you or to give for the upcoming holiday season,
Speaker 2: I highly recommend it. I read it cover to cover
Speaker 2: and I think you'll find it captivating. I think that's
Speaker 2: the best word I can give. And Alan, is it
Speaker 2: still attainable?
Speaker 5: That's a very good question. I think you have to
Speaker 5: go to Amazon and look used. I don't know if
Speaker 5: there are many any new copies out there, are only
Speaker 5: released in hardback one time once. But it's become somewhat
Speaker 5: of a collectives and.
Speaker 2: You can't have mind people. I'm not letting go, but
Speaker 2: it's worth the effort to seek it out, burning up
Speaker 2: the air, and it's about Jerry Williams's career as a
Speaker 2: talk host. So good luck and finding it all right?
Speaker 5: I agree, good look and finding it okay.
Speaker 2: Thank you. All right, Let's tell people what I want
Speaker 2: from them tonight. Those of you who know me, listen
Speaker 2: to me. You've been used to me on Boston Radio
Speaker 2: for good grief, footy four years. I do the best
Speaker 2: I can to avoid politics. That's just a personal choice.
Speaker 2: I think there are other things where I can direct
Speaker 2: my time and my interests away from Paul, you know,
Speaker 2: speaking of legends like Jerry Williams. Over the years, I
Speaker 2: tried to get the people who were our radio and
Speaker 2: TV our faves, so Jess Kane, Don Kent, Larry Glick
Speaker 2: just off the top of my head, and many many
Speaker 2: others I tried to get for interviews on the radio,
Speaker 2: and Jerry Williams. You can't go any higher up that
Speaker 2: mountain than Jerry Williams. And I'm going to ask Alan
Speaker 2: to comment a little bit on what he thinks Jerry
Speaker 2: might think of our two choices that are out there.
Speaker 2: Well not yet. Let me tell people what I want
Speaker 2: I want them to do, and we'll take a break
Speaker 2: and then hopefully we'll hit the ground running. For the
Speaker 2: first hour between now and nine o'clock, all you people
Speaker 2: that are fans of Donald Trump, I want you to
Speaker 2: call in and give a suggestion of what the Donald
Speaker 2: the Donald should do to increase his chances of winning
Speaker 2: on November fifth. And I guarantee you somebody, maybe not
Speaker 2: high up on the Trump ladder, but placed on the
Speaker 2: Trump ladder, is listening. They listen to all the talk
Speaker 2: shows just to take the temperature of the voting public.
Speaker 2: I guarantee you both Vice President Harris and former President
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's people are listening. So I want you to
Speaker 2: call in. Just the Trump people for the first hour
Speaker 2: and the Harris people for the second hour. Call in
Speaker 2: and give a suggestion of what your candidate should and
Speaker 2: could do to increase their chances of winning. Almost every
Speaker 2: single poll you hear out there tells us its neck
Speaker 2: and neck, So anybody could win, and we've got twelve
Speaker 2: days to do something to make our choice finish first
Speaker 2: and the other choice finish second. So phone numbers are
Speaker 2: six one, seven, two, five, four, ten thirty eight eight eight, nine, two, nine,
Speaker 2: ten thirty. Do call in and please stick to what
Speaker 2: I've asked you to do. Anybody who wanders off the subject,
Speaker 2: I've got a quick index finger. I can push a
Speaker 2: button and you're gone. And i don't want to do
Speaker 2: that to you, because I'd like to give people a
Speaker 2: fair opportunity to explain themselves. And there's one line open
Speaker 2: because the first two lines have been taken. Six one, seven, two, five,
Speaker 2: fourteen thirty eight eight, eight, nine, two, nine, ten thirty.
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Speaker 6: Now back to Dan Ray line from the Window.
Speaker 2: World night Side Studios on WBZ News Radio again, just
Speaker 2: a quick recap. Night Side happens with or without Dan Ray.
Speaker 2: We prefer it happens with him, but he's got a
Speaker 2: day off. I'm here. My name is morganwit Junior. Been
Speaker 2: a part of BZ since nineteen ninety six, I do believe.
Speaker 2: I am joined by Alan Toles, who is a gentleman
Speaker 2: that was the one of the producers for broadcast Legend,
Speaker 2: Jerry Williams. We are asking you to call him this
Speaker 2: hour and give Donald Trump your specific advice on something
Speaker 2: he should do to ensure his victory, because right now
Speaker 2: their neck and neck. Next hour, we will go from
Speaker 2: nine to ten to give those who want Vice President
Speaker 2: Harris to step up and take the lead chair. Let's
Speaker 2: go to need him and speak to Chris. Welcome Chris, Chris,
Speaker 2: welcome to next car.
Speaker 5: We're fine, Hi, thank you.
Speaker 7: What I would suggest to President Trump is that he
Speaker 7: gets on the phone and he calls Photon and then
Speaker 7: he calls Vilenski and he says, we're going to get
Speaker 7: into a home and we're going to negotiate a seaspire
Speaker 7: will carry at least through the election.
Speaker 5: That is.
Speaker 2: To be my lead, my first call, to be my
Speaker 2: first call. That is an excellent suggestion because if he
Speaker 2: pulls that off. I don't know if he would try it,
Speaker 2: but if he would try that and pull off a
Speaker 2: cease fire, good grief, that would probably guarantee him his
Speaker 2: address now being changed to sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. Chris,
Speaker 2: thank you for the call.
Speaker 7: Or I would have him have both those individuals come
Speaker 7: to the US and have all the circumstance that he's
Speaker 7: a sitting president around it, and bring those two guys
Speaker 7: to the to together and look to seat the same objective.
Speaker 2: Chris, you started us off with a great home run swing.
Speaker 2: Thank you, and good night. Let's go to Marlborough and
Speaker 2: speak to Randy. Randy, welcome to the I'm doing okay,
Speaker 2: I'm okay.
Speaker 5: Hello to Allan, Hello, how are youry?
Speaker 8: The thing I was gonna say, he should try to
Speaker 8: like stay on topic, you know, on the topic. But
Speaker 8: did you hear that commercial to play the right window
Speaker 8: thing and was talking to Alexa and just saying to
Speaker 8: do this, and he was talking about something totally different.
Speaker 8: He seems to keep doing that. You know, he doesn't
Speaker 8: answer the question that I asked you. He goes you know,
Speaker 8: he talks about what he wants to talk about, and
Speaker 8: he doesn't stay on topic. So I did he stayed
Speaker 8: on topic and and address the issue at hand and
Speaker 8: not something that he wants to talk about rather than
Speaker 8: what we want him to, you know, answer the questions
Speaker 8: for the whole thing with child camera and stuff like that.
Speaker 8: He got down into all the numbers and the numbers
Speaker 8: and the numbers and all that, but he didn't really
Speaker 8: answer anything, you know, so he's gonna sit on topic.
Speaker 2: Alan, what do you think of Randy's suggestion.
Speaker 5: I think it's a good idea. I mean, obviously, if
Speaker 5: if Donald Trump would quote unquote straighten out and fly right,
Speaker 5: that's kind of the way I see it, he would
Speaker 5: a little more respect right exactly.
Speaker 8: Holding with Hitler and all that stuff. You know, it
Speaker 8: was just like it's only even part of a.
Speaker 2: Randy You're right. But I'm going to say one thing.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump never allows helpers, assistance his staff. He just
Speaker 2: feels that he knows best exactly. It's his hand on
Speaker 2: the tiller of the ship. And if the ship doesn't
Speaker 2: successfully dark where he wants it to.
Speaker 8: Well alone and that then then it's not then it's
Speaker 8: not his fault. There's the other people's fault.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 8: He never takes because he's always been in charge. I
Speaker 8: think he's always been in charge of everything, and he
Speaker 8: doesn't he doesn't listen to other people's advice or anything.
Speaker 8: And he doesn't listen to what people are asking him.
Speaker 8: He just says what he wants to say because he
Speaker 8: thinks he knows best, you know, So all right, I.
Speaker 2: Hate what you said, and thank you for calling in
Speaker 2: and we appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Thank you well, thank you for thank you for the time.
Speaker 8: Thank you, bye bye.
Speaker 2: And by the way, before I take my next call,
Speaker 2: six one, seven, two, five, four ten thirty or eight eight, eight,
Speaker 2: nine to nine ten thirty, this up until nine o'clock
Speaker 2: the rest of this hour, what would you recommend for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump to do to sew up the election, to
Speaker 2: put it in his pocket? It's a faded complete. The
Speaker 2: first caller gave what I thought would be a home
Speaker 2: run suggestion. If he could put Zelenski and Putin together
Speaker 2: in a room and hammer out some sort of ceasefire.
Speaker 2: I think that would show up the election for him.
Speaker 2: I doubt it's going to happen, but we'll see. Let's
Speaker 2: go to San Francisco and speak with David David Good evening.
Speaker 9: Allen Good eating Nancy. I loaded tony lots of prayers
Speaker 9: for your heart and your legs.
Speaker 5: Yes, and.
Speaker 9: Morgan, I have a tigeline for you, Morgan White, A
Speaker 9: sure sound for sore ears.
Speaker 2: Well, you forgot the junior butt. I like it.
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, okay. Anyhow, my suggestion for Donald Trump is
Speaker 9: just to keep his mouth shut because that comes out.
Speaker 2: You want to elaborate a bit more on that, just
Speaker 2: so everybody listening is understanding what you mean.
Speaker 9: Well, every time he now, he's either demeaning somebody or
Speaker 9: telling somebody that he's right and they're wrong, and he's
Speaker 9: just he's just he's just awful.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 9: I think he probably had more points if he just
Speaker 9: didn't say anything.
Speaker 5: You know, I think he started that process somewhat simply
Speaker 5: by not appearing for a second debate and by turning
Speaker 5: down sixty minutes. He's he that's that's his choice to say,
Speaker 5: I'm better off not saying anything. I'm better off not
Speaker 5: getting trapped by the media person asking me something.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to give you two points. I agree
Speaker 2: with that perspective. I learned in fourth grade, fourth grade,
Speaker 2: when we were studying citizenship. If you're running for an office,
Speaker 2: talk about what you can do, not what the other
Speaker 2: person can't do, and don't pick on your opponent, don't
Speaker 2: call them names. And ye he's made a living at
Speaker 2: doing that. And you go back to two thousand and
Speaker 2: sixteen when they had, oh, good grief, what fourteen fifteen
Speaker 2: Republicans all vying for position, and he had a nickname
Speaker 2: for almost every one of them. And he did the
Speaker 2: same thing once he got to be the final, last
Speaker 2: one standing, so to speak. He did the same thing
Speaker 2: for the Democratic Party, you know, Crooked Hillary. And there's
Speaker 2: so many. And the other thing is he sleepy Joe,
Speaker 2: Sleepy Joe. He learned that strategy. For those of you
Speaker 2: who don't know this name, Roy Cohen. Roy Cohen worked
Speaker 2: under Joe McCarthy during the era every everybody was pointing
Speaker 2: at every rock and tree saying they're communists, hiding under
Speaker 2: them and behind them. And he was a disciple of
Speaker 2: Roy Cohen. And that's what he learned. All of is
Speaker 2: I'll call them dirty tricks. And if he was just
Speaker 2: like you just mentioned, don't say anything, Donald, just calm
Speaker 2: down and cool the accusatory fingers. The next twelve days,
Speaker 2: Dodgers Dodgers. And I'm not saying that because you're calling
Speaker 2: from San Francisco, being out in California. I think the
Speaker 2: Dodgers are the better team.
Speaker 9: Good point.
Speaker 5: I remember, we're here in We're here in Boston. So Yankees,
Speaker 5: there's a word we think.
Speaker 2: Thank god I didn't say Yankees, because there'll be people
Speaker 2: looking for my car as they drive down the road
Speaker 2: to do me hard. All right, David, thank you for
Speaker 2: the coming bye bye, all right. We have one open line,
Speaker 2: Steven Glenn, you'll be next after the break here on
Speaker 2: night Side, and I'll give the phone number again. Numbers six, seven, two, five, four, ten,
Speaker 2: thirty eight, eight, eight, nine to nineteen thirty. There's room
Speaker 2: for you here on the phones for night side time
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Speaker 2: with Dan Ray on w b Boston's news radio. Dan
Speaker 2: is off tonight. My name Morgan White Junior. Been a
Speaker 2: part of w b Z since the mid nineties. We
Speaker 2: are doing a little political poll of our own up
Speaker 2: until nine o'clock. There's one open line if you want
Speaker 2: to take it. I want you to give advice to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump on something he can do to lock the
Speaker 2: election up for his victory dance. And somebody called last
Speaker 2: Doc Chris I think was the caller's name, and recommended
Speaker 2: that if Donald Trump could get President Zelenski and putin
Speaker 2: of the USSR together and get those two to come
Speaker 2: up with a ceasefire concept. That would be great for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump if you could do it. I've just been
Speaker 2: told by Rob that there is a rule from seventeen
Speaker 2: ninety something that is called the Logan Act l og
Speaker 2: An like our airport, that you cannot do that if
Speaker 2: you were not an elected official, and since right now
Speaker 2: he's a former president, he would not be allowed to
Speaker 2: do that. So I just thought i'd mention that, but
Speaker 2: I still thought it was a great idea. And if
Speaker 2: you want to jump on six one, seven, two, five,
Speaker 2: fourteen thirty eight, eight, eight, nine, two, nine, ten thirty
Speaker 2: Steven Bridgewater, You're next with Alan Toles and yeah me
Speaker 2: Morgan White Junior.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm Morgan. Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 2: Say hello to Alan.
Speaker 5: Hi, I'm sorry about that. I'm sorry about that. That's fine.
Speaker 5: I just want to give you my quick answer. If
Speaker 5: I were Trump Trump, I would constantly remind people how
Speaker 5: better off their lives were four years ago than they
Speaker 5: are now, because that's what though election revolves around, why
Speaker 5: you choose one one candidate over the other, that's what
Speaker 5: he should be reminding people how much better we off
Speaker 5: we were economically and around the world.
Speaker 2: He has done that in a way. I have heard
Speaker 2: him make those comments. So you're saying he should keep
Speaker 2: pounding that.
Speaker 5: I think it's very difficult to do that because if
Speaker 5: you look, if you look at where we were four
Speaker 5: years ago, we were probably still in that piece of
Speaker 5: the pandemic where it wasn't better, and so it'd be
Speaker 5: difficult to make that case. I do understand that he
Speaker 5: could make the case, well, gasoline was a dollar eighty down.
Speaker 5: That's true because it's a supply and demand situation and
Speaker 5: nobody was going out. But you see, he could try
Speaker 5: to do that, but it would be hard to be
Speaker 5: convincing it that.
Speaker 2: And that I know he can't get it around because
Speaker 2: COVID came during his administration. He even contracted COVID and
Speaker 2: I was hospitalized for like four or five days. So
Speaker 2: that will always be something. It rose it's ugly head
Speaker 2: during his presidency.
Speaker 5: Right, But he didn't cause it though, No, he didn't know.
Speaker 5: But you know what, you didn't cause it.
Speaker 2: You're blamed for things that happened during your four year term. Right,
Speaker 2: It's always been the case.
Speaker 5: Right, But I'm going back even the whole four years,
Speaker 5: even before COVID, that was the last that was at
Speaker 5: the end, you know, right throughout the whole four years,
Speaker 5: people because I watched different news stations, how people say
Speaker 5: they were better off. They could afford groceries, their kids
Speaker 5: could have afford buy houses and move out of mummy
Speaker 5: and daddy's house. That kind of thing, you know, the
Speaker 5: overall things that happened. COVID was at the tail end.
Speaker 2: Already twenty nineteen.
Speaker 5: And you know you have twenty YEA. Yeah hit us, Yeah,
Speaker 5: it really hit us in twenty twenty ofth March. I
Speaker 5: remember that's who we had lockdowns and everything. Yeah, So
Speaker 5: that's how I see it. That's how I see it.
Speaker 2: Okay, And you did exactly what I wanted. And from
Speaker 2: anybody who may have just tuned on uh nightside, dan
Speaker 2: is Off, I'm Morgan filling in, and I want you
Speaker 2: Trump fans to call in and give Donald Trump advice
Speaker 2: that will help him take these last twelve days and
Speaker 2: put everything in his pocket a victory on November fifth.
Speaker 2: And I guarantee you people from his party, his supporters
Speaker 2: are listening. I guarantee you people from the Harris camp,
Speaker 2: their supporters, they're listening. And we'll deal with all the
Speaker 2: Harris people next hour. But I just want you to
Speaker 2: think about it and approach it logically. What can you
Speaker 2: suggest to your man, your candidate to cross the finish
Speaker 2: line first and Steve, no problem, no problem, And let's
Speaker 2: go to an old body Glenn in Brighton, Good evening, Glenn.
Speaker 3: Good evening, Morgan and Allen. I want to congratulate you
Speaker 3: on your fairness and objectivity. Trump supporters this hour and
Speaker 3: Harris supporters in the next hour exactly respect you for that.
Speaker 3: That's even handed.
Speaker 2: And by the way, let me just say one open line,
Speaker 2: the line that my previous call was on is open
Speaker 2: and available because I want to get as many people
Speaker 2: on each hour so I can have as many ideas.
Speaker 2: So what's your idea?
Speaker 3: I would suggest if I were his ward boss, said
Speaker 3: he stick, focus on policy. You know, America first, not
Speaker 3: Ukraine first. Charity begins at home, charity doesn't begin in Ukraine.
Speaker 3: And stick now. I would also tell him to say, look,
Speaker 3: I won't call you a Marxist if you don't call
Speaker 3: me here, because that's.
Speaker 2: That's that I know, that's read it's ugly head over
Speaker 2: the past few days.
Speaker 3: Even if he even if she is a Marxist it
Speaker 3: doesn't help, it's not gonna I mean, he should take
Speaker 3: the high.
Speaker 2: Road on that. Let let me let me go ahead,
Speaker 2: let me ask us one question. What should he just
Speaker 2: ignore that that fact that allegedly he said something complimentary
Speaker 2: about Hitler and that's now, yes, I'm an albatross around
Speaker 2: his neck.
Speaker 3: I know he should ignore that. That's what you want
Speaker 3: to tell him, that he's taken a bait and he shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Okay, and everything else.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's going to be two weeks from time, I
Speaker 3: mean twelve days. Twelve days, I mean bes he's going
Speaker 3: to be rocking and rolling. I don't mean musically, I mean.
Speaker 2: And you know what, Glenn, I'm going to ask this
Speaker 2: question while you're here, because I know you were a
Speaker 2: participant on a regular basis to calling Jerry Williams.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, he used to make me sing middle seed.
Speaker 3: He said, why we have the wow? Huh? Remember we
Speaker 3: had fun with he had fun with that.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to ask Alan right now, and there's
Speaker 2: no way that we know this is true. But if
Speaker 2: Jerry with us now today, which way do you think
Speaker 2: he would lean Harris or Trump?
Speaker 3: I think he'd have a love hate relationship with I
Speaker 3: think he'd gradually lean on Trump because of the board
Speaker 3: of the immigration.
Speaker 2: But okay, well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And it's funny because my thought is that Jerry
Speaker 5: is a keen observer of history and always had been
Speaker 5: his favorite. His favorite book that he would repeatedly say
Speaker 5: he loved to read and internalize was a Sinclair Lewis
Speaker 5: book from nineteen thirty five called It Can't Happen Here,
Speaker 5: And basically the book was about what would it be
Speaker 5: like if America was run by a dictator? And so
Speaker 5: I think he would lean on that, yes, and he'd
Speaker 5: have a big problem with Donald Trump. I don't know
Speaker 5: that he'd loved Kamala Harris, but he he would. You know,
Speaker 5: you're you're saying, well, maybe he would like the immigration part.
Speaker 5: I think he would turn around and say, you know what,
Speaker 5: if you look at the bottom of the Statue of Liberty,
Speaker 5: m A. Lazarus looe the New Colossus. And the last
Speaker 5: paragraph of that was give me you're tired, you're poor.
Speaker 5: Your hut Man was learning to be free. But we
Speaker 5: have a process, we go versus and there should be
Speaker 5: a process. And and he would probably be very unhappy
Speaker 5: about just people streaming across the border as.
Speaker 3: We all are.
Speaker 5: I would think he would acknowledge that it's a problem.
Speaker 5: But my sense of this is, excuse me, he might
Speaker 5: think that Donald Trump was a little xenophobic and maybe
Speaker 5: even racist about it, and that's when he last.
Speaker 3: Still I still don't know who he dictated. I can't
Speaker 3: pay dictator.
Speaker 5: I mean, well, that's because that Trump said, when asked,
Speaker 5: will you be a dictator? He said, well, only on
Speaker 5: a one. He does not have a good so he's
Speaker 5: kind of you know, he could open the door to that.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have any good sense of humor about himself.
Speaker 2: He'll laugh at things as long as it's not something
Speaker 2: that's making yeah, point yeah, point at him. All right, Glenn,
Speaker 2: I gotta go and get a break to take. But
Speaker 2: thank you for the call.
Speaker 3: Sure, I love this program.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Bye bye.
Speaker 2: Whoever takes that line, I've got two people on. There's
Speaker 2: one line open. You take that line, a Trump supporter,
Speaker 2: you take that line. I guarantee you'll get on before
Speaker 2: we have to take a break for the news. Right now,
Speaker 2: it's a commercial break. Time and temperature here on night side,
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Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Ray live from the Window World
Speaker 1: Nightside Studios, WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: Dan is off tonight. I am here. I am Morgan,
Speaker 2: my guest, an old buddy for over thirty years. Alan
Speaker 2: Toles is here and he's kind of helping me with
Speaker 2: this subject. I've got three more people to take that
Speaker 2: are going to give me a suggestion that's meant for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump that if he does whatever they suggest, it
Speaker 2: might just sew up the election and put it in
Speaker 2: his pocket. Because from all that I have heard, it's
Speaker 2: neck and neck between Harris and Trump. Let's go to
Speaker 2: Melrose and speak to Scott. Scott, thank you for taking
Speaker 2: the time to call.
Speaker 7: Thank you. What I would do is I would have
Speaker 7: Trump's name Elon Musk at the borders are and say
Speaker 7: that on day one is gonna take his mechanical knowledge,
Speaker 7: building knowledge and techological knowledge and apply it on the
Speaker 7: border to shut it down.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: That sounds like a good suggestion, Alan, What do you
Speaker 2: think about that?
Speaker 5: I like the idea, although I actually like the fact
Speaker 5: that he has Elon Musk in a position as an
Speaker 5: efficiency expert where if he's there on day one, they
Speaker 5: can right size the government, you know less spending appeals
Speaker 5: to a lot of people on the Republican side, and
Speaker 5: it should, and that would be a very smart use
Speaker 5: of Elon Musk's count.
Speaker 2: All right, Scott, we both agree that that is an
Speaker 2: excellent suggestion. And you never know. If you're here an
Speaker 2: announcement either tomorrow or over the weekend into Monday that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is going to do that, you'll know the
Speaker 2: suggestion came from you.
Speaker 5: Excellent.
Speaker 2: All right, Scott, thank you for the call. H bye bye, Now,
Speaker 2: no more calls this hour for Trump. Next hour, we're
Speaker 2: going to do the same question for Kamala Harris. And
Speaker 2: right now I am going to go to Bedford and
Speaker 2: speak to Sam. Sam.
Speaker 5: Good evening, any good evening.
Speaker 10: Thanks for taking my call. So I do like, uh,
Speaker 10: you know, Trump's America first agent now, which is very nice.
Speaker 10: And I don't know if any other American president who
Speaker 10: has not done that either, But what would be nice
Speaker 10: for a president of his teacher to you, not your crying, winding,
Speaker 10: redictive baby. You know, if if it's the head of
Speaker 10: the household, have a balanced, matured and respectful the approach.
Speaker 10: You know, that will probably help him and as everybody,
Speaker 10: that would be my job.
Speaker 2: All right, respectful in what way?
Speaker 11: Oh so you let's say, you know, you're in a
Speaker 11: house and you're the head of the household of a
Speaker 11: title state and some people agree to disagree, Right, you
Speaker 11: still have to be respectful.
Speaker 10: Right, That's that's what I mean.
Speaker 11: Okay, they may give you a different opinion. You know, they
Speaker 11: may give you a different opinion, but you still have
Speaker 11: to be.
Speaker 10: Respectful to them.
Speaker 11: Not not be a high school bully.
Speaker 2: And I will say this, and this is just an
Speaker 2: observation you mentioned. Don't be a high school bully. That
Speaker 2: is something I do believe a lot of people believe
Speaker 2: is part of Donald Trump's character. Alan, what do you
Speaker 2: think about that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I believe. I believe that's so. I don't know
Speaker 5: how people reactly kinder and gender Donald Trump, because in
Speaker 5: the Trump camp, part of his appeal is that gruffness
Speaker 5: and that swagger, you know, because it seems to be
Speaker 5: you pretended as strength. Yeah, and it does work for him.
Speaker 2: All right, Sam, Well, thank you for your call, and uh,
Speaker 2: we'll see what happens twelve days from now. Take care
Speaker 2: and now, last call of the hour for Trump. It's
Speaker 2: Alison Alison good evening.
Speaker 6: Well, I know we don't easily do politics that much.
Speaker 6: And I'd like to talk about something else for a
Speaker 6: minute if I could, But.
Speaker 2: Alison just this subject.
Speaker 6: Oh darn.
Speaker 2: Everyone else followed the rules, so you've got to follow
Speaker 2: the rules as well.
Speaker 6: Okay, I do want to talk about the animals at
Speaker 6: some point, maybe on Saturday. I meant to do it anyway.
Speaker 6: Blah blah blah. The main thing is that I wish
Speaker 6: he had mister Charlie labored it, and I wish that
Speaker 6: mister Vancid also brought it up. More is about this
Speaker 6: horrendous Inflation Reduction Act that they did a few years ago,
Speaker 6: which was the most I mean, the most ridiculous name
Speaker 6: for something. But it's spending two trillion dollars on things
Speaker 6: that were mostly you know, green energy boondoggles, and who
Speaker 6: knows where all that and all that money's went through
Speaker 6: where it's going, right and and and Kamala Kamela was
Speaker 6: the tie breaking vote for that in the Senate. So,
Speaker 6: in other words, this hellish inflation has been suffering for
Speaker 6: the past few years is mostly down to the Democrats
Speaker 6: and to this unbelievable amount of spending they've done, you know,
Speaker 6: And then the two hundred plus billion to the Ukraine,
Speaker 6: and and but mainly the Inflation Reduction Act, which was
Speaker 6: finally just it was passed because of Kamala. So I mean,
Speaker 6: I wish they mentioned that a lot more because I
Speaker 6: one thing, whatever people's politics are, nobody likes to spend
Speaker 6: an extra you know, twenty five or thirty percent or
Speaker 6: whatever the heck's adding up to on average at the
Speaker 6: grocery store for everything. So that's no remember one thing.
Speaker 2: All right, that's a good point as far as makes
Speaker 2: money a bigger issue.
Speaker 6: And yeah, exactly, just as the cost of everything. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean he does mention that he certainly has, but
Speaker 6: but that down inflation reduction at I mean, how can
Speaker 6: they just call something completely opposite of what it is.
Speaker 6: You don't spend two trillion dollars and you're reducing inflation.
Speaker 6: It's a number one thing about inflation. It's because of overspending.
Speaker 2: So anyway, what do you think about Alison's suggestion?
Speaker 5: Well, I think that that's a piece of what drives inflation.
Speaker 5: And I also believe that focus on grocery prices where
Speaker 5: Trump's been along with you know, immigration, I mean, there's
Speaker 5: there are the two things he's been beating on every
Speaker 5: day at nausing him all the time. So he's doing
Speaker 5: what Alison recommends. It's whether or not it's enough, but.
Speaker 6: Not specifically as much about the inflation reduction at That's
Speaker 6: what I wish that he'd mentioned a lot more.
Speaker 5: That's all anyway, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Understood, you said you have another thing to suggest for Donald.
Speaker 6: Trump is no, No, it wasn't about that. It's about something
Speaker 6: totally different.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well you can do that with me on Saturday.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, thanks, I meant to do it last weekend.
Speaker 6: Thanks so much. Anyway, thanks, good to talk to you.
Speaker 2: Bye bye. And what she's talking A lot of you
Speaker 2: don't know this. I have a show on Saturday from
Speaker 2: ten to midnight called The Morgan Show, and I do
Speaker 2: much lighter subjects on The Morgan Show. And I will
Speaker 2: be interviewing Stephanie Powers on November ninth, the second Saturday
Speaker 2: of November, So if you want, if you're a fan
Speaker 2: of Heart to Heart, pay attention that night and you
Speaker 2: get a chance to speak to Jennifer Hart herself. Alan,
Speaker 2: thank you for coming for one hour, and now you're
Speaker 2: here for a second hour. And now we'll take Harris's
Speaker 2: phone calls.
Speaker 5: Okay, if you're ready, I think I'm ready.
Speaker 2: All right, let me get the news out the way.
Speaker 2: I think it's Nicole coming back with more news and
Speaker 2: only stick to the subject of what Harris should do
Speaker 2: to lock up the election for herself. Next is is
Speaker 2: as I mentioned news time and temperature. It is eight
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