Speaker 1: It's pray, I'm tell Boston.
Speaker 2: So it's been an interesting day in the Middle East,
Speaker 2: to say the least, okay, and the leader of Hespela
Speaker 2: might be dead tonight because the Hespela headquarters or eight
Speaker 2: headquarters in the southern portion of Babe Route, in the
Speaker 2: suburb of Bay Route, six buildings were blown away and
Speaker 2: they are still trying to figure out who died and
Speaker 2: who was merely wounded. The sixty four year old leader
Speaker 2: of Hespola, Hassan Nosraala, was the target obviously of a
Speaker 2: strike by Israel. This came about an hour today, which
Speaker 2: would have been I'm trying to think in terms of time.
Speaker 2: They would have been towards dusk in Beirut, about an
Speaker 2: hour after Benjamin Netanya, who the Prime Minister of Israel,
Speaker 2: spoke at the United Nations. Now net Ya, who's disdained
Speaker 2: for the United Nations, was never clearer, although he's never
Speaker 2: been a fan of the United Nations, and he he
Speaker 2: delivered a powerful presentation today. Several I guess countries that
Speaker 2: do not like Netanya, who do not like the State
Speaker 2: of Israel, walked out before his remarks. But I want
Speaker 2: to give you a little sense of what Netna who
Speaker 2: said what he's the context of his comments today, and
Speaker 2: they almost seemed depressient. And of course Neta who knew
Speaker 2: exactly what was going to happen after he spoke, the
Speaker 2: United States States are saying we don't know, we had
Speaker 2: no advance knowledge of this, but this has picked up
Speaker 2: things in the Middle East. Now I'm a fan of Ntel.
Speaker 2: I'll make you very I think he's a very strong leader,
Speaker 2: and he's a strong leader of a country that is
Speaker 2: under attack from many sides. I can't say from all sides,
Speaker 2: but from many sides in Israel. It's almost impossible for
Speaker 2: us to put ourselves in the position of Israel, the
Speaker 2: psychological position of people living in Israel. We're now a
Speaker 2: little more than a week away from the first anniversary
Speaker 2: of what happened last October seventh, a terrorist massacre of
Speaker 2: Israeli civilians. And that was the backdrop that Benjamin Netanya
Speaker 2: who spoke about today, and he talked about the United Nations,
Speaker 2: and he talked about those within the United Nations who
Speaker 2: do nothing but criticize Israel It's very existence. So this
Speaker 2: is a little bit of Netanya who speech to and
Speaker 2: I thought it was well written and delivered very effectively,
Speaker 2: and a lot to get your reaction to it. Let's
Speaker 2: start off with Cut thirty one Romp.
Speaker 3: Standing in this podium forty years ago, I told the
Speaker 3: sponsors of that outrageous resolution to expel Israel, gentlemen, check
Speaker 3: your fanaticism at the door. Today, I tell President Obas
Speaker 3: and all of you who would shamefully support that resolution,
Speaker 3: check your fanaticism at the door. The singling out of
Speaker 3: the one and only Jewish State continues to be a
Speaker 3: moral stain on the United Nations. It has made this
Speaker 3: once respected institution contemptible in the eyes of decent people everywhere.
Speaker 2: But for the Palestinians, this.
Speaker 3: Un house of darkness is home court. They know that
Speaker 3: in this swamp of anti submitted violence, there's an automatic
Speaker 3: majority willing to demonize the Jewish State on anything.
Speaker 2: He went on to amplify on that in Cut thirty
Speaker 2: two rob.
Speaker 3: In this anti Israel flat Earth society, any false charge,
Speaker 3: any outlandish allegation, can muster a majority. In the last decade,
Speaker 3: there have been more resolutions passed against Israel in this hall,
Speaker 3: at the You and General Assembly, than against the entire
Speaker 3: world combined. Actually more than twice as many. Since twenty fourteen,
Speaker 3: this body condemned Israel one hundred and seventy four times.
Speaker 3: It condemned all the other countries in the world seventy
Speaker 3: three times. That's more than one hundred extra condemnations for
Speaker 3: the Jewish States. What hypocrisy, What a double standard, What
Speaker 3: a joke.
Speaker 2: The bombs that hit be Root earlier today were big bombs.
Speaker 2: They were two thousand pound bombs, including bunker busters. And
Speaker 2: apparently this headquarters or stronghold, whatever however you want to
Speaker 2: call it, Israel has been very effective. At the same time,
Speaker 2: I would assume that Iran has some plans to strike back.
Speaker 2: Apparently there is a meeting tomorrow of the leadership in Iran.
Speaker 2: So this could get very interesting in the weekend. And
Speaker 2: I'd love to hear from some of you as to
Speaker 2: your thoughts on what is going on in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: One more SoundBite here from Benjamin Nett and Yahoo cut
Speaker 2: thirty three.
Speaker 3: Please rob So all the speeches you heard today, all
Speaker 3: the hostility directed at Israel this year, it's not about Gaza.
Speaker 3: It's about Israel. It's always been about Israel, about Israel's
Speaker 3: very existence. And I say to you until Israel, until
Speaker 3: the Jewish State is treated like other nations, until this
Speaker 3: anti Semitic swamp is drained, the UN will be viewed
Speaker 3: by fair minded people everywhere as nothing more than a
Speaker 3: contemptuous farce.
Speaker 2: Strong words from Benjamin Nett and Yahoo. I'd love to
Speaker 2: get your reaction again, whatever, Just looking to have a conversation.
Speaker 2: If you want to call and make a speech, that
Speaker 2: really doesn't work for Nightside. I'd love to have a conversation.
Speaker 2: I had conversations last hour, a couple of which were challenging.
Speaker 2: Certainly my friend Susan from cambridg She always presents really
Speaker 2: good arguments. Sometimes we agree, lost a lot of the
Speaker 2: time we disagree. My problem that I had with the
Speaker 2: caller who I yelled at, and I yell at few callers,
Speaker 2: but I think it was Jerry from Raynham. My sense
Speaker 2: was that he didn't want to have a conversation, he
Speaker 2: wanted to make a speech. We'll have opportunities later on
Speaker 2: and if you want to make a speech for Harris
Speaker 2: or Trump in the eleven o'clock hour, and you can
Speaker 2: come back and say whatever you want within reason. And
Speaker 2: that's I want this show to be at a level
Speaker 2: where we can exchange ideas, and we don't exchange ideas
Speaker 2: by mouthing platitudes or making speeches. And I will always
Speaker 2: try to have a conversation with you when you call,
Speaker 2: and I hope you'll try to have a conversation with me. Again,
Speaker 2: I do not enjoy yelling at someone like Jerry. But
Speaker 2: either he had the phone on silence so he couldn't
Speaker 2: hear me, or he was ignoring my efforts to have
Speaker 2: a conversation. And I'm not going to give up the
Speaker 2: phone or give up control of the microphone just because
Speaker 2: someone wants to yell or make a speech. It's about conversations,
Speaker 2: It's about That's what it's about. There are shows that
Speaker 2: you could listen to in which the talk show host
Speaker 2: only makes a conversation, doesn't invite callers. That's not that show.
Speaker 2: That that is not this show. So we want to
Speaker 2: talk about what is going on in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: Benjamin who certainly set a tone, and he knew when
Speaker 2: he delivered that speech that it's very possible, very possible
Speaker 2: that the leader of Hespola had but a few hours
Speaker 2: to live. I have not been able to see a
Speaker 2: definitive story as to other than Hassan Nozraala, the head
Speaker 2: of Hesbo Lah, survived this attack. Was this was a
Speaker 2: leadership meeting in an underground headquarters, according according to This
Speaker 2: is the New York Times. According to five Israeli officials
Speaker 2: who's spoke in the condition of anonymity to discuss to
Speaker 2: discuss intelligence report, the initial assessment of Israeli intelligent agencies,
Speaker 2: based on the number and size of the bombs used
Speaker 2: and information gathered from inside the militant group is that
Speaker 2: mister Nosrala has been killed the official set, but they
Speaker 2: cautioned that conclusion may yet change. Six one, seven, two, five, four,
Speaker 2: ten thirty six one seven, nine three one ten thirty.
Speaker 2: We talked about Ukraine last hour. I want to talk
Speaker 2: about the Middle East this hour. I don't see that there.
Speaker 2: I almost feel this, there's more likelihood that you could
Speaker 2: settle the dispute between Putin and Ukraine. Then we can
Speaker 2: settle the dispute, the dispute diplomatically between Israel and their
Speaker 2: enemies in the Middle East. Back of Night Side right
Speaker 2: after this.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Ray live from the window World
Speaker 1: Life Sense Studios. I'm DEMINGBZ NEWSA.
Speaker 2: Let's go to the call, let me go to Mark
Speaker 2: and Alston.
Speaker 4: Mark next, welcome, Hi, uh hi Dan, Well, it appears
Speaker 4: that Natahu is going for the knockout.
Speaker 2: I would agree with you on that, Mark.
Speaker 4: He is, definitely and he may well succeed in uh
Speaker 4: knocking out Hesboa. And of course I believe that Israel
Speaker 4: is entitled to defend itself.
Speaker 2: But I guess you got hot half.
Speaker 4: I actually have been working on, uh, the outlines of
Speaker 4: a two state solution.
Speaker 2: Who someone is, Mark, That's great? What's what's Yeah?
Speaker 4: And my as sister in law Duchy's a political consultant, says,
Speaker 4: it's good to be having those conversations.
Speaker 2: So what so what's your plan? Mark?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Okay. In exchange for the Palestinian Arabs agreeing and writing,
Speaker 4: of course, to keep their capital on a long term
Speaker 4: basis at Ramala, where they'd have plenty of room to
Speaker 4: build new government office buildings, where they'd have an airport
Speaker 4: all to themselves which could be expanded, the Israelis would
Speaker 4: agree to weigh five year freeze on any new settlements
Speaker 4: in the West Bank and no evictions except for non
Speaker 4: payment of rent. I mean, it's better, as the saying
Speaker 4: goes to light a single candle than to curse the darkness.
Speaker 2: I had a.
Speaker 4: Saturday evening talk a few years years ago at my
Speaker 4: synagogue and was well received. I have some Muslim friends
Speaker 4: in the neighborhood and they seem to like it. So
Speaker 4: don't necessarily expect to win an Obel Prize Peace Prize
Speaker 4: over the weekend. But we got to find a way
Speaker 4: to resolve.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 4: Israel as an occupying Walk down and see.
Speaker 2: If he can hear me. I'd like to have a
Speaker 2: conversation with him. Why don't you bring him back up
Speaker 2: now and let's see if he can if you can
Speaker 2: hear us? Stock, are you still there?
Speaker 4: Lation Numbers?
Speaker 2: Why did you take him down? And just see if
Speaker 2: you can get his attention so that we can have
Speaker 2: a conversation. Okay, and I'll give you tell me when
Speaker 2: you I don't know, do people turn the phone off?
Speaker 2: Bring him back up and if not, I'll say goodbye
Speaker 2: to him. Okay, bring him back up. He's okay, Mark, Yeah,
Speaker 2: bring him back off. I'll say goodbye. I just want
Speaker 2: to be polite. Mark. Are you there? Mark?
Speaker 4: Oh? And stop being a Jewish Tha.
Speaker 2: Thanks very much for the call tonight, go to the
Speaker 2: plank Rob send him off to the plank. Okay, you know, guys, Rob,
Speaker 2: are they putting like the phone on mute or something
Speaker 2: and they just want to make a speech or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe someone could tell me how else
Speaker 2: you handle that as a talk show host. You know,
Speaker 2: Mark's a really nice guy. Probably Jerry from Rainham's a
Speaker 2: nice guy too, But I know Mark, and I think
Speaker 2: he was trying six one seven ten thirty, triple eight
Speaker 2: two nine ten thirty or six one seven nine thirty.
Speaker 2: This is a talk show. It is not a speech show.
Speaker 2: It's a conversation show. So I'm asking you what did
Speaker 2: you think about Benjamin Netanyah who's remarks today certainly was
Speaker 2: as netanya who was delivering that speech which excoriated the
Speaker 2: United Nations, and rightfully so he knew that within the
Speaker 2: hour of the end of that speech, Hezbollah was going
Speaker 2: to be hit and hit hard. Next up is Jeffrey,
Speaker 2: Jeff and Walthiam. I've always had good conversations with Jeff Hi, Jeff,
Speaker 2: how are you yes?
Speaker 4: Likewise, from your end, I want to ask a rhetorical
Speaker 4: question if I may, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, a rhetorical question people can call in and respond.
Speaker 4: To go ahead right after Pearl Harbor. Why wasn't the
Speaker 4: United States mobilization against Japan denounced as escalation?
Speaker 2: Oh? I couldn't agree with you more on that. I mean, well,
Speaker 2: I certainly do. Look, the attack on October seventh was
Speaker 2: the worst single day of loss of Jewish life since
Speaker 2: the Holocaust. We all know that in terms of the
Speaker 2: percentage of its population, it's smaller population compared to what
Speaker 2: our loss would have been. Yeah, nine to eleven look
Speaker 2: a slight. What else? What else? What other choice did
Speaker 2: they have?
Speaker 4: And when is the UN going to get it through
Speaker 4: its thick skull? Okay? That fighting back is not the
Speaker 4: same as escalation. Okay, fighting back is self defense, Okay,
Speaker 4: And there has to be a clear distinction, a clear
Speaker 4: understanding of the distinction between the two concepts.
Speaker 2: Well, unfortunately at the United Nations there's a Security Council,
Speaker 2: but then you have all the members. And I think
Speaker 2: it was this a cartoonist who used to be around.
Speaker 2: His name was McNeely, and he did a great cartoon
Speaker 2: of the United Nations, and it had all these different caricatures, uh,
Speaker 2: and some of them probably were not politically correct, but
Speaker 2: there was one, you know, the idea was the United Nations,
Speaker 2: and it had a bunch of different people, and there
Speaker 2: was one guy wearing a New York Yankees hat simply
Speaker 2: representing the Bronx.
Speaker 1: I like.
Speaker 2: Some of the other caricatures weren't particularly probably politically correct
Speaker 2: into in today's world, but it was it was a
Speaker 2: pretty effective characterization of what the United Nations had become
Speaker 2: and what it what it is today. It's this marching
Speaker 2: in childish society, debating society, and net Yeah was good today.
Speaker 2: He had all those numbers about the numbers of time,
Speaker 2: the number of times that Israel has been announced denounced.
Speaker 2: And you have, by the way, a lot of the
Speaker 2: countries in the United Nations who who sit like on
Speaker 2: the Human Rights panel. There's some of the worst abuses
Speaker 2: of human rights in the world, and yet they're on
Speaker 2: the United Nations Panel for human rights. It doesn't make.
Speaker 4: Any lastly, in terms of a rhetorical question, how can you,
Speaker 4: in good conscious and good conscience arbitraally singing a lot
Speaker 4: of one nation self defense as escalatory when you do
Speaker 4: so in no other case.
Speaker 2: It's very simple. They do it because it's Israel. It's
Speaker 2: always exact, still always Israel, and I don't understand it.
Speaker 2: It's the only democracy in the Middle East that I'm
Speaker 2: aware of. It's our only ally in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: There was a comment that Vice President Harris made in
Speaker 2: the debate with President Trump earlier this month when ABC
Speaker 2: hosted the debate and some of the moderators were correcting
Speaker 2: in fact checking President Trump, and Harris said that she
Speaker 2: was thrilled to be the vice president of a country
Speaker 2: where it for the first time, I don't know how
Speaker 2: many years, did not have a single member of the
Speaker 2: military in harm's way. And I remember sitting listening to
Speaker 2: that and shaking my head and saying, you know, how
Speaker 2: could she possibly believe that. I mean, today, there were
Speaker 2: I think three US warships which were attacked by drones
Speaker 2: and missiles from the hoodies. You've had US military killed
Speaker 2: as recently as this year in the Middle East at
Speaker 2: an outpost in Jordan, and you have US Navy ships,
Speaker 2: you know, sitting off the coast in the Mediterranean, ready
Speaker 2: at any moment to engage if they have to, to
Speaker 2: back up Israel. So it was just kind of a comment.
Speaker 2: There was no fact checking from either David Muir or
Speaker 2: his colleague of Kamala Harris on that point, which in
Speaker 2: view of the how much they fact checked Donald Trump
Speaker 2: kind of surprised me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what about on mine is? I say, and I
Speaker 4: hope this doesn't sound like speak you're fying.
Speaker 2: But oh, if it is, I'll tell you, I'll tell you.
Speaker 5: Don't know.
Speaker 4: The bottom line is that you.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 4: An outrageous double standard to single out only one country's
Speaker 4: self defense as escalation, okay, And when you call for
Speaker 4: a cease fire, that means cease fire by all sides involved.
Speaker 2: Well, it's interesting of the timing of the ceasefire. They
Speaker 2: should have called for the ceasefire on October sixth.
Speaker 4: A unilateral ceasefire is not a cease fire.
Speaker 2: It it's called the surrender mark rather, Jeff, love your call,
Speaker 2: Thanks for the conversation.
Speaker 4: Thank you for the airtime. All right, my friend, have
Speaker 4: a good weekend.
Speaker 2: By sixty six one seven, nine thirty. I feel that
Speaker 2: there are a lot of people in this audience who
Speaker 2: support Israel but are hesitant to express that support. So
Speaker 2: if you are a support of Israel in view of
Speaker 2: what Israel has gone through for the seventy five years
Speaker 2: of its existence, uh, feel free, Uh if to give
Speaker 2: me a call uh. And if, on the other hand,
Speaker 2: you see it differently and you see what Hespalah and
Speaker 2: Hamas and the hoodies are doing. UH and Iran, by
Speaker 2: the way, you can try to make that case. I'll
Speaker 2: probably disagree with you, but we can still have a conversation.
Speaker 2: Six one, seven, two, five, four, ten thirty. Couple lines
Speaker 2: there and one at six one seven, nine three, one
Speaker 2: ten thirty. We will be right back on Nightside.
Speaker 1: It's a night Side with Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to Diane in Weymouth. Diane, welcome
Speaker 2: to Nightside.
Speaker 7: Hi, Hi Diane, how are you? Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: I can hear you loud and clear? You got we
Speaker 2: got a good connection, Go right ahead.
Speaker 7: Excellent. So I originally called because you asked about that
Speaker 7: new comments at the n and I completely support him.
Speaker 7: I think that you know what he's fighting another act
Speaker 7: of terrorists over there, and they not only don't like
Speaker 7: the Jews, they don't like Americans, they don't like women.
Speaker 2: Well that's true, and that's so true. And it's so
Speaker 2: interesting that when you looked at all of these pro
Speaker 2: Hamas rallies that were held last fall or last spring
Speaker 2: and last fall and last winter on college campuses. I
Speaker 2: looked at some of the women and I'm thinking to myself,
Speaker 2: I don't know that you want to support a group
Speaker 2: like this. I mean, they're not the most open minded
Speaker 2: towards towards female rights, women's rights, gay rights, all you know.
Speaker 7: I mean, same countries thirty years ago. The women dressed
Speaker 7: just like they were Westerners. There was no covering up,
Speaker 7: there was no morality police these terrorists. That's how they've
Speaker 7: brainwashed these women to think that they and luckily I
Speaker 7: still believe it or not women in Iran who are rebelling.
Speaker 2: But here's my point, and speaking to you as a woman, Diane,
Speaker 2: if you're an Iranian woman, you have to comply, because
Speaker 2: if you walk out in the streets of Tehran with
Speaker 2: anything other than the appropriate attire, you're going to be
Speaker 2: arrested and you're going to spend some time in jail.
Speaker 2: But why would women in this country have all the
Speaker 2: freedoms that they enjoy in America and not understand that they,
Speaker 2: by their demonstrations for hamas, are supporting the Iranian theocracy.
Speaker 2: Why do they not make that reution?
Speaker 7: So I think it's women of a certain age to
Speaker 7: be honest with you, they don't think it's all I
Speaker 7: think so under forty I don't think that they remember
Speaker 7: or can they think that's how life has always been
Speaker 7: for these these cultures and it's not true.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't I'm saying that you would think that
Speaker 2: that women above all would would feel part of, you know,
Speaker 2: a sisterhood with Iranian women who do not have anywhere
Speaker 2: near of the freedoms that women and all of us enjoy.
Speaker 1: In this country.
Speaker 7: Oh, I completely agree, because you know what nobody talks
Speaker 7: about it. They don't talk about the women all over
Speaker 7: the world that are being suppressed the way they are,
Speaker 7: and it's all a terrorist to think.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 7: And the other thing, well, I'm going to will drift
Speaker 7: back to Palestine quickly and nine to eleven. If you
Speaker 7: look back at the videos, those Palestins were chanting death
Speaker 7: to America as the Twin Towers fell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, first of all, I would give the
Speaker 2: Palestinian people a little bit of a break on that.
Speaker 2: And in the sense that they're being held captive by Jamas,
Speaker 2: I mean living And there's my point.
Speaker 7: That's those are both men and women who are being
Speaker 7: held captive and it's all the terrorists's the you know,
Speaker 7: they're so cruel to their own people that they're afraid.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what that means.
Speaker 7: God bless the net Yahoo for standing up for his people.
Speaker 7: We have men and women are treated equally. Women welcomes
Speaker 7: into the military.
Speaker 2: You and I couldn't have this conversation if we were
Speaker 2: in Gaza, if we had a radio show in Gaza,
Speaker 2: coutely we had a radio show in Iran, it would
Speaker 2: have to be just what the government and in the
Speaker 2: case of Iran, the theocrats wanted right.
Speaker 7: Right right, and so what turned into a you know,
Speaker 7: governmental overthrow back in the eighties has turned into a
Speaker 7: the terror the mindset of these people who don't even
Speaker 7: respect their own people, how you have to you have
Speaker 7: to react against that.
Speaker 2: Under the Shah. Under the Shah, Iran was really a
Speaker 2: westernized country, exactly.
Speaker 6: It wasn't.
Speaker 7: I remember that.
Speaker 2: It wasn't. It wasn't what I would consider to be
Speaker 2: a democracy in any sense that I would want to be.
Speaker 2: But but it went from if you said the shaw
Speaker 2: was bad, it went from bad to much worse. In
Speaker 2: my opinion.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, they listen, They made music about it in
Speaker 7: the eighties, remember rock the kava blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not. I never I can never understand the
Speaker 2: lyrics and a lot of Diane. I never rock the casback.
Speaker 2: I remember that. I didn't realize that it was a
Speaker 2: political song. Thank you. I learned something from you to
Speaker 2: now that.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You are you a regular caller or have you not?
Speaker 7: I have called many times, and I go through years
Speaker 7: I don't call, and then I'll call.
Speaker 2: Don't go through years, don't even go through months. You
Speaker 2: make a lot of sense, and I appreciate your call.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 7: All Right, thank you, good night, good night.
Speaker 2: Who's next? They're going to go to Jim? Jim, how
Speaker 2: are you, sir? Welcome back.
Speaker 8: I'm happy. How are you happy?
Speaker 2: I'm glad you're happy. We have too many people in
Speaker 2: this world. Are wine happy?
Speaker 8: Go ahead, Jim, Big Daddy Dan? Okay to observations and
Speaker 8: then a question, Sure, and you can say what you want.
Speaker 8: I'm not I'm not going to be probably a very
Speaker 8: good conversant. One of the first observation is it Israel
Speaker 8: is the home of a religious home of Judaism, as
Speaker 8: the Vatican is the religious home of Catholicism. Other observation
Speaker 8: Isna who is already making his side of the conversation.
Speaker 8: He had an audience with US Congress, He's had an
Speaker 8: audience with the United Nations, and so that may be
Speaker 8: why you're just hearing the other side of the conversation now.
Speaker 8: And my question is when does the Vatican get their
Speaker 8: thirty billion dollars from the United States Congress.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll try to give any answer to that, and
Speaker 2: that is that religious institutions in this country, of which
Speaker 2: the Catholic Church has many, many churches, and universities and hospitals,
Speaker 2: all of those institutions are tax exempt. So there is
Speaker 2: a real benefit that the government adrives to the Catholic universe,
Speaker 2: to these hospitals and uh and and schools at schools
Speaker 2: and universities and institutions the relating to the Catholic Church. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so they don't get they don't get a thirty billion,
Speaker 2: but but but but the Vatican is not fighting a
Speaker 2: war with a known enemy of the United States either.
Speaker 8: By the way, Okay, all right, fair enough, all.
Speaker 2: Right, what's the other question?
Speaker 8: Good, have a good weekend, you.
Speaker 2: Too, Thanks you.
Speaker 8: Make America great, make America great again, No problem.
Speaker 2: Thanks, Jim. I appreciate your golf. Good question. I think
Speaker 2: I actually might have satisfied him with the answer six one, seven,
Speaker 2: two thirty eight, nine to nine, ten thirty. Let me
Speaker 2: get one more in here before the break. There's no
Speaker 2: sense in making people wait all that long. Let me
Speaker 2: go to Mike and Beverly. Mike, you next time nights.
Speaker 6: I go ahead, Wow, how I can you hear me?
Speaker 2: I can hear you? Find Mike? I hope you can
Speaker 2: hear me? Go right ahead?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I got Yeah. So I'm a hund of acent
Speaker 6: behind Israel, you know, and Benjamin Benjamin, I'm glad he
Speaker 6: has the going ads to go after those people and
Speaker 6: stuff like that. And fortunately we have a president of
Speaker 6: the advice president that are planning to two sides of
Speaker 6: the Cawns over here. And mostly it is because of
Speaker 6: the Palestinian people. And I can't think of what standard
Speaker 6: is in America that.
Speaker 2: Well, there's there's a lot, there's a lot of people
Speaker 2: who are Middle Eastern who who are here in America.
Speaker 2: Certainly Michigan has a significant population, as does Minnesota has
Speaker 2: a big Somalian population. I believe it or not, but
Speaker 2: but I think that the Biden administration is trying to
Speaker 2: help guide uht Yahoo. But I think that the Biden
Speaker 2: administration probably doesn't understand the the feelings of desperation that
Speaker 2: Netanya who feels because they've been fighting now, well they've
Speaker 2: been fighting this war for seventy five years in fact.
Speaker 6: But I get it. Damn how we can tell them
Speaker 6: about dictate to them about a two party solution and
Speaker 6: that's not john to tell them about two parties. They
Speaker 6: don't want a two parties solution and we should let
Speaker 6: them decide how they ruin their country. Well, I'm starting
Speaker 6: to tell them, Mike.
Speaker 2: Mike, Actually Israel has offered on several occasions a two
Speaker 2: party state uh to the Palestinians, but the Palestinians have
Speaker 2: never even considered and said, gee, that's a good possibility.
Speaker 2: Would like to do that. But can we add this
Speaker 2: or can we subtract that the Palestinians, the leadership of
Speaker 2: the Palestinian people don't want a two party solution. They
Speaker 2: might say they want it, but a two party solutions
Speaker 2: have been offered by the State of Israel on several
Speaker 2: occasions and they've been get it.
Speaker 6: I get it, I just don't.
Speaker 2: The Palestinian leadership is not operating in the interest of
Speaker 2: the Palestinian people. They're operating the interest of themselves in
Speaker 2: my opinion, of course.
Speaker 6: So and that sight quickly he's he ran and uh,
Speaker 6: you know like I ran, I ran down America and
Speaker 6: Mike Pompeio was just on today says his life. Bean's
Speaker 6: threatened twice recently. And now we got you know that
Speaker 6: I ran. People time to go out to Tromp. But
Speaker 6: also's double yeah, we have secret service productor and I ran,
Speaker 6: and tomp has had the cancel an outside event tomorrow
Speaker 6: and he can't do because of not enough people on
Speaker 6: the event.
Speaker 2: I didn't hear that. I'll have to look that one up. Mike.
Speaker 2: I got you on before the break as a courtesy
Speaker 2: because you're a good caller. Night, I let you run.
Speaker 2: Have a great weekend, Mike. Okay, have a great night.
Speaker 2: We'll come right back on the night's out. I got Rachel,
Speaker 2: Tom and Diane and this room for you. The only
Speaker 2: place's room is six one, seven thirty. And remember, after
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock we're going to run a seventh end of
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Speaker 2: my audience is on Trump versus Harris or Harris versus Trump,
Speaker 2: because at this point that is it comes down. It's, it's,
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Speaker 1: Now back to Dan ray Line from the Window World
Speaker 1: Night Sink Studios on w b Z the news Radio and.
Speaker 2: Who's next Up Rachel and Quinsy. Rachel, welcome back. How
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 9: Dan?
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 2: I think I'm doing Okay, It's Friday, the weekend approaches
Speaker 2: and I got you on the phone. What's your take
Speaker 2: on all of this? Rachel?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I'm just really confused. To be quite honestly, I am
Speaker 9: about what.
Speaker 2: Tell me what you're confused about. I'm going to clean
Speaker 2: clear up your confusion. What confuses.
Speaker 9: It's I guess with what's going on in truly the world.
Speaker 9: It's like, come on, what the hell? I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I'm just really confusing.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about let's talk since we talked about the
Speaker 2: Middle East, Okay, you remember what happened last October seventh. Right, yep,
Speaker 2: people came in and just slaughtered people, slaughtered innocent men, women, children, grandparents, babies.
Speaker 2: How can we support something like that?
Speaker 9: Oh, that is common sense.
Speaker 2: So there's no there should be no confusion there, right, No, Okay.
Speaker 2: How many democracies are there in the Middle East?
Speaker 9: None?
Speaker 2: One? Israel? The only democracy who's our greatest ally in
Speaker 2: the Middle East Israel. How many times has Israel been
Speaker 2: attacked by their Arab neighbors for wars? The choice is
Speaker 2: pretty easy.
Speaker 9: I think it is pretty easy. So when we go
Speaker 9: back to why, like why, there's.
Speaker 2: A lot of people over there in the Middle East,
Speaker 2: not not the average citizen, but there's a lot of
Speaker 2: people in leadership in Iran. The leaders are are are
Speaker 2: They're theocrats. They they firmly believe in the destruction of Israel.
Speaker 2: They from their religious point of view, and they will
Speaker 2: try as best they can in Iran to eradicate Israel,
Speaker 2: and they'll do it through their proxies, whether it's Hezbollah,
Speaker 2: Hamas or the Hutis. All that money that that is
Speaker 2: that is causing the aggression against Israel is coming finally
Speaker 2: originally from Iran.
Speaker 9: So what I don't say so. Bottom line, it's greed
Speaker 9: and my lord, why can't just just leave everybody alone?
Speaker 2: Israel has not attacked anyone other than self defense. Other
Speaker 2: than in self defense they tried to knock out today,
Speaker 2: the leadership of this terrorist organization has be law. Maybe
Speaker 2: we don't know yet. They haven't. They haven't done the
Speaker 2: body count yet as to whether they've succeeded. Keep listening
Speaker 2: to night Side, Rachel. I think it's I don't think
Speaker 2: it's a confusing I think that that you'll you'll I
Speaker 2: think that you'll be less confused.
Speaker 9: I was very You know what, Dan, You know what
Speaker 9: it is is my heart hurts so bad that people
Speaker 9: think whatever it is greed, money or whatever.
Speaker 2: And how about virulent anti Semitism countries that hate Jews.
Speaker 9: And that is absolutely ridiculous. I listen, I'm Italian Irish,
Speaker 9: but I also have the loves of my life. I
Speaker 9: have aunts uncles that are Jewish. It shouldn't matter what
Speaker 9: you absolutely.
Speaker 2: I agree with it. That's why you should not be confused. Rachel,
Speaker 2: I got two more. I gotta sneak in here. I
Speaker 2: miss hearing your voice. Thanks, all right, right, good night,
Speaker 2: let me go to my friend Tom. Veteran caller, Tom,
Speaker 2: you certainly are eligible to call back next hour of
Speaker 2: what's your take on what's going on in the Middle East?
Speaker 10: Abraham out of the Jewish religion six thousand years ago,
Speaker 10: four thousand years ago, Moses took the Jewish slaves out
Speaker 10: of Egypt, and God promised him the land from what
Speaker 10: is now the Mediterranean to the Tigris River, and they
Speaker 10: settled there. Two thousand years ago, Rome named the area Palistine.
Speaker 10: They called the Jews Palestinians. The Jews that were not Palestinians.
Speaker 10: We're doing. The Automate Empire fought on the side of
Speaker 10: bad Off Hitler world War two, and they shift as
Speaker 10: many Jews as they can't as they could to Germany.
Speaker 10: So I am behind the Jews one hundred and ten percent.
Speaker 2: All right, well said, good history. Lesson. I got to
Speaker 2: get one more in real quickly. Okay, I'll maybe talk
Speaker 2: to you the next hour. Okay, thank you, Tom, real quick.
Speaker 2: I got Diane and Attilbro Diane, I got to quench
Speaker 2: you for time a little bit, go right.
Speaker 5: Ahead, Yeah, Hi, I just wanted to voice my support
Speaker 5: for Israel. I thought mister speech today was excellent. It
Speaker 5: is unfortunate the innocent people end up being killed sometimes.
Speaker 5: But at this point I thinks needs to do whatever.
Speaker 7: It has to.
Speaker 5: I couldn't agree with him more to eliminate the threat.
Speaker 2: And if you have you called? Have you called me before?
Speaker 2: Is this your first time?
Speaker 9: A second time?
Speaker 2: Second table? Calm more, Roff and will you I liked
Speaker 2: I liked your analysis.
Speaker 5: Okay, are pretty simple. I think they just need to
Speaker 5: end the threat.
Speaker 2: I agree, I got it. I gotta agree with you.
Speaker 2: I totally agree with you. Thanks Diane. We'll talk later. Okay, Okay,
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