Speaker 1: It's nice with Dan Ray.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you Boston's Knees Radio.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I think we're done with the Karen Read case,
Speaker 3: which is fine. I still want to go back to
Speaker 3: the topic that we've talked about, which is the big
Speaker 3: story of the week, and that is how badly damaged
Speaker 3: are the Iranian nuclear facilities. And it is becoming clearer
Speaker 3: to me every day that Iran has is a different
Speaker 3: country tonight than they were a week ago. My question
Speaker 3: to you is, I use this phrase often, look at
Speaker 3: what people do, not what they say. My understanding is that,
Speaker 3: certainly the American news media has been very skeptical of
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, who often has been somebody who overstates things.
Speaker 3: That is his style, and he talks about the biggest,
Speaker 3: it's the biggest, it's the best, it's the most beautiful,
Speaker 3: no one has ever seen any whatever you're talking about,
Speaker 3: whether it's a firework show, or whether it's a building,
Speaker 3: or it's some experience a golf course that he played,
Speaker 3: or whatever. That's his personality. However, Donald Trump, I think,
Speaker 3: for and I've said this before, I am not a
Speaker 3: Donald Trump fan per se. I think that there are
Speaker 3: many issues that I agree with, but stylistically, he leaves
Speaker 3: for me much to be desired. However, I think it's
Speaker 3: time for the Democrats to realize that the longer that
Speaker 3: they hold out on this, they just, by the way,
Speaker 3: nominated a guy to become the mayor of New York
Speaker 3: who is going to become the face of the Democratic
Speaker 3: Party should he become the mayor of New York. This
Speaker 3: guy made some statements in the wake of October seventh,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three, which are reprehensible, I mean just reprehensible,
Speaker 3: and we at some point will we'll do a deeper
Speaker 3: dive on that. However, the President has said and he's
Speaker 3: made comments both here and now in the Hague, he
Speaker 3: was treated very well by NATO members. He had a
Speaker 3: side conversation with Zelensky. Donald Trump. If Donald Trump is
Speaker 3: one thing, it is that he is not predictable. Okay.
Speaker 3: He is standing firm on his positions, his position that
Speaker 3: the bombing on Saturday night by the B two pilots
Speaker 3: was a complete success. He's blaming the media, and particularly
Speaker 3: those media outlets that have been most critical of him,
Speaker 3: and we're talking about CNN and ms NBC. He's blaming
Speaker 3: them for now calling into question the success of the raids,
Speaker 3: but also whether or not the pilots should receive a.
Speaker 1: Lot.
Speaker 3: It's look, when President Obama took out Osama bin Lad,
Speaker 3: he didn't personally take him out, but he was the
Speaker 3: commander in chief who had to give those helicopters and
Speaker 3: the men and women on those helicopters the authority to
Speaker 3: go into Pakistan and take out of some event lined
Speaker 3: which they did. We all celebrated it. What is there
Speaker 3: My question to you is this, Why is they're not
Speaker 3: a national consensus that what Donald Trump authorized. Donald Trump
Speaker 3: didn't do this, He authorized these b two strikes on
Speaker 3: Saturday night. Why is there not a consensus that this
Speaker 3: was a good thing. He didn't drop nuclear bombs on Iran.
Speaker 3: He dropped well, unconventional weapons, but non nuclear unconventional weapons,
Speaker 3: which may and I hope, have put an end to
Speaker 3: Iran's efforts to secure nuclear weapons. Now. I haven't seen
Speaker 3: any pictures of these three sites underground. There's some suggestions
Speaker 3: tonight in some places, like the Jerusalem Post, which is
Speaker 3: a legitimate newspaper in Israel, that there may have been
Speaker 3: some Israeli personnel who were able to get onto the
Speaker 3: scene and make some determinations. I don't know. There just
Speaker 3: seems to me to be you would think, and maybe
Speaker 3: it's just just skepticism. This is Donald Trump talking about CNN,
Speaker 3: and I think that CNN, just as Fox has a bias,
Speaker 3: CNN has a bias. Their bias against Donald Trump is
Speaker 3: pretty clear. You can hear it in their voices, you
Speaker 3: can see it in their facial expressions. This has cut
Speaker 3: one a This is Donald Trump claiming victory and calling
Speaker 3: out CNN, nms NBC.
Speaker 1: IRAN will never rebuild it to cook from there, Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: That place is under rock. That place is demolished. The
Speaker 1: b two pilots did their job. They did it better
Speaker 1: than anybody could even imagine. They hit late in the evening,
Speaker 1: it was dark with no moon, and they hit that
Speaker 1: target with every one of those things. And that place
Speaker 1: is gone. But when I see CNN all night long,
Speaker 1: they're trying to say, well, maybe it wasn't really as
Speaker 1: demolished as we thought there was demolishing. You take a
Speaker 1: look at the pinpricks and you see that place is gone.
Speaker 1: And I will say, I think CNN, or to apologize
Speaker 1: to the pilots of the V twos, I think that
Speaker 1: MSD and CEO to apologize. I think these guys, really,
Speaker 1: these networks and these cable networks are realersers, you really
Speaker 1: are you realises.
Speaker 3: He goes on. At this news conference, he asked about
Speaker 3: regime change, and I think, unlike George W. Bush, it's
Speaker 3: pretty clear this is cut number three. Please, Rob, do
Speaker 3: you want to see regime change in Iran? If there
Speaker 3: was there was, But no, I don't want it.
Speaker 1: I'd like to see everything calm down as quickly as fast.
Speaker 1: Regime change takes chaos, and ideally we don't want to
Speaker 1: see someone's chaos, so we'll see how it does.
Speaker 3: So the question is is Donald Trump claiming too much
Speaker 3: credit in your mind too early or is he not
Speaker 3: being given enough credit by certain media outlets. I look
Speaker 3: of all the data that might be out there, all
Speaker 3: the commentary, all the expert opinions. I'm not an expert,
Speaker 3: nor do I play one on the radio. However, I
Speaker 3: look at Iran's actions. I am very surprised, in fact stunned,
Speaker 3: that Iran has entered into this ceasefire which seems to
Speaker 3: be holding, which seems to be holding. That is an
Speaker 3: indication to me that their nuclear facilities have been much
Speaker 3: more damaged than perhaps some media outlets are giving Donald
Speaker 3: Trump Trump credit for I guarantee you it's going to
Speaker 3: take at least a couple of weeks to have genuine assessments,
Speaker 3: assuming people can even get down to these facilities. I
Speaker 3: don't know how you gained access. I've never been in
Speaker 3: one of these facilities. Maybe they're elevators, maybe there aren't.
Speaker 3: My question is is Donald Trump overstanding what was accomplished,
Speaker 3: or are some parts of the media intell understanding and
Speaker 3: perhaps hoping that because it's Donald Trump, it's not as successful.
Speaker 3: Let's have at it here six one, seven, two, five,
Speaker 3: four ten thirty six one seven, nine three one ten thirty.
Speaker 3: I celebrate what the President did. If the Iranian leaders
Speaker 3: have been brought to their senses and they are now
Speaker 3: willing to become a member of the Family of Nations,
Speaker 3: if you will and not continue their pursuit of the
Speaker 3: destruction of the state of Israel, this will be a
Speaker 3: historic event. And at this point, at this point, all
Speaker 3: the signs, the early signs, and they are early signs,
Speaker 3: look positive. I want you, I want to hear your
Speaker 3: point of view on this. That's all. Iran admits nuclear
Speaker 3: sites badly damaged. That it is an MSN story. I'm
Speaker 3: going to look at that, and I'd love to hear
Speaker 3: from you. Six one seven two thirty six seven nine.
Speaker 3: Let's have at it.
Speaker 4: It's Night Side with Dan Ray, Boston's news radio.
Speaker 3: All right, there's a story here again from MSN which
Speaker 3: is not MSNBC, but it's MSN and this is out
Speaker 3: of a newspaper in Asia in which says Iran has
Speaker 3: officially admitted that its key nuclear facilities were badly hit
Speaker 3: in recent US airstrikes. Foreign Ministry spokesperson s mile My
Speaker 3: Guy told media that Iran's Richmond sites were badly damaged
Speaker 3: and said this damage was for sure. The emission comes
Speaker 3: days after Ronnie officials earlier claimed there were no signs
Speaker 3: of radioactive leaks. Deputy Foreign Minister Kazip Zada said Tran
Speaker 3: would demand full compensation from the United States for the
Speaker 3: damage caused to its nuclear program. He warned that if
Speaker 3: Washington refused, Iran would file a formal complaint with the
Speaker 3: United Nations. Washington must pay compensation for the damages, or
Speaker 3: else iron will file a complaint with the UN. Kat
Speaker 3: is Zada told a Lebanese news agency so there's lots
Speaker 3: of information out there, there's nothing to me that is dispositive.
Speaker 3: The most interesting, the most interesting information, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: and i'd love to compare it with yours, is what
Speaker 3: Iran has done. Watch what they do. That's more important
Speaker 3: than what they say. Matt in Brighton, Matt, start us off,
Speaker 3: Go right ahead, sir.
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 3: Man doing great?
Speaker 2: You're righthead Matt, hmm, excuse me, no, you know, look,
Speaker 2: I think the President did a great thing. So his
Speaker 2: expression of saying that he is committed, you know, not him,
Speaker 2: but his order. Absolutely there's been significant damage done. I
Speaker 2: have seen some aerial you know, still imaging. I can't
Speaker 2: tell off that, but clearly, as big quotes he just
Speaker 2: read before, these people are not just going to American
Speaker 2: Western media. They're making these claims, you know, we're going
Speaker 2: to go to the UN, but they're saying to what
Speaker 2: do you see Lebanese or a no again?
Speaker 3: Are you surprised, and you're pretty sophisticated this. Are you
Speaker 3: surprised that the ceasefires holding. I'm surprised. I'm gratified by that.
Speaker 3: And I think that the only thing that I can
Speaker 3: draw from that is that Iran realizes that at this
Speaker 3: point they have to participate in a ceasefire.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I absolutely agree. I'm I'm not surprised because
Speaker 2: it's too short of an amount of time. I'd be surprised,
Speaker 2: but I would love to see nothing further happen. But
Speaker 2: I expect Iran to do something. I don't know what
Speaker 2: happened to that uranium. You know, maybe that got wiped out,
Speaker 2: but that might still be somewhere, so those fights may
Speaker 2: have been hit quite well. I contemplate that Iran will
Speaker 2: not try and make one kind of get the last
Speaker 2: word in type thing. But in the short I think
Speaker 2: the President did a great thing. I'm happy he did that.
Speaker 3: And now you could argue that mad you could argue
Speaker 3: that maybe and someone might argue that maybe Iran is
Speaker 3: just playing for some time here. I don't know, but
Speaker 3: it just seems to me to be pretty odd that
Speaker 3: in the twenty in the twenty four to forty eight
Speaker 3: hours after the B two attacks on these three nuclear
Speaker 3: sites in Iran, that Iran has basically agreed to a ceasefire. Now,
Speaker 3: I think that President Trump was tougher on Israel on
Speaker 3: Monday of this week, when that ceasefire was in jeopardy
Speaker 3: than he was in Iran. But obviously his support in
Speaker 3: a fight between Iran and Israel remains with Israel. And
Speaker 3: I think the President really hopes that this thing's going
Speaker 3: to hold, and I think he is an optimist that
Speaker 3: that that this could be the end of it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, No, I agree, I think I think it.
Speaker 2: I think it could hold. I think Iran knows what
Speaker 2: position they're in. They know they have no leg to
Speaker 2: really stand on that it as in May. I don't
Speaker 2: know if that will keep him from making it action
Speaker 2: against Israel. It would be an obviously bad mistake.
Speaker 3: There's a huge mistake. And I think and I think
Speaker 3: they understand that because of what happened on Saturday night.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm trying. I think you're agreeing with me. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, I'm putting you.
Speaker 2: Down very quickly, say very quickly, Dan, If you saw
Speaker 2: what the President said in regards to BB today or yesterday,
Speaker 2: to the him canceled and trying to squash a civil
Speaker 2: trial against him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did. I can see that. Again. That's that's
Speaker 3: a that's an issue for Israeli domestic determination. In my opinion,
Speaker 3: Matt appreciate it very much. I got to keep rolling here.
Speaker 3: Thank you a boud Talking to you soon. Good night,
Speaker 3: Donna in Northborough, Don and welcome to night Side.
Speaker 5: How are you hey, Dan, I'm all right.
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm doing great. I'd love to get your thoughts on
Speaker 3: this because I'm scratching my head. I'm trying to figure
Speaker 3: out any other reason why around would agree to the ceasefire.
Speaker 6: Well, if they're using the un to try to get
Speaker 6: reimbursed for the damage, then they're going to be good boys,
Speaker 6: is my opinion. Okay, so you know there's other reasons.
Speaker 6: What you said is very valid, But my thoughts were
Speaker 6: that they want they want reimbursement for the damage and
Speaker 6: so they're going to play nice at the moment while
Speaker 6: in the background they might be doing some things and
Speaker 6: that means we may not be happy with But I
Speaker 6: had a question for you. Sure when we when we
Speaker 6: when it happened, the very next day, gas went up
Speaker 6: eleven cents, and then the next day after that another
Speaker 6: nine cents, and then ga and then oil prices went down. Right,
Speaker 6: but we're still at two ninety when us three ninety
Speaker 6: when it was two seventy five before.
Speaker 3: Well, do I think, I love it.
Speaker 6: I love What did it take to come back down?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Well, first of all, I suspect that just as
Speaker 3: other companies try to take advantage, food companies try to
Speaker 3: take advantage. When the tariffs were imposed on April second,
Speaker 3: there were a lot of companies who said, well, now
Speaker 3: that now they didn't feel the tariffs because the tariff
Speaker 3: has to has to work its way through the system,
Speaker 3: but they use that as an excuse. There were people
Speaker 3: who were saying, buy your cars now because by September
Speaker 3: the cars are going to be five thousand dollars more. Well,
Speaker 3: I don't know that that is going to happen at
Speaker 3: this point, but I think think big oil companies, the
Speaker 3: big gas companies probably said this is an opportunity for
Speaker 3: us to increase our profits a little bit, which is
Speaker 3: which is not right. And if there is any collusion
Speaker 3: between the big oil companies, then there should be anti
Speaker 3: trust action by our government against them, because look, I
Speaker 3: can understand where there could have been a quick spike
Speaker 3: on Saturday night on the futures markets, but that spike
Speaker 3: should have abated at this point in my opinion.
Speaker 6: Right especially, and I believe that the administration itself was
Speaker 6: trying to get the word out. Hey, gas prices have
Speaker 6: calmed down. Hant hand hand, why are they still up?
Speaker 3: Well, they don't have to say, hint, hand hint, But
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to check it out here in the
Speaker 3: minute or so that I have here. You know, CBS
Speaker 3: News two days ago, what does the widening military conflict
Speaker 3: in around mean for oil prices? Well, this was an
Speaker 3: article that was done in CBS News yesterday, okay, on
Speaker 3: June twenty fourth. At that point, the you know, they're
Speaker 3: they're already CBS News is already raising the US military
Speaker 3: strikes are raising questions about the impact of supplies on
Speaker 3: oil and gas, including whether the widening conflict could result
Speaker 3: in higher energy prices. Well, the more speculation you have,
Speaker 3: it's almost like they're rooting for prices to go up.
Speaker 3: The price of West Texas International crewed. The US benchmark
Speaker 3: jumped four percent on Sunday night, as you suggested, after
Speaker 3: the start of training, but fell more than several percent
Speaker 3: of Monday afternoon. So what's the story here. It seems
Speaker 3: to me that it went up a little bit and
Speaker 3: it came down more. So it's three percent better on
Speaker 3: Monday afternoon than it was before the attack and exactly
Speaker 3: and the headline that CBS News has here. Why is
Speaker 3: the widening military conflict? What does the widening military conflict?
Speaker 3: It's like you make it up stories here, folks, Come on,
Speaker 3: follow tell us the news. I'm going to check during
Speaker 3: the matter of fact, I'm going to try to check
Speaker 3: right now. Let me see if I can get futures
Speaker 3: of oil prices here, which is reality? And let's see
Speaker 3: if if you're right or wrong on this one. I
Speaker 3: suspect you're right. Futures oil futures today? What do we
Speaker 3: what do we have here? It's it's too complicated to
Speaker 3: look at. Let's see here. I'll get this during the break, okay,
Speaker 3: and I'll give you some numbers. On the other side,
Speaker 3: I can't. I don't multitask as well as I should,
Speaker 3: that's for sure.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, I appreciate it, and I do. I do agree
Speaker 6: with you on a lot. I'm happy that you know
Speaker 6: I Ran appears to be acquiescing somewhat. I'm a little
Speaker 6: concerned about what's going on in the background. But I
Speaker 6: think my opinion, along with other things that you said,
Speaker 6: that they want to play nice so they can get
Speaker 6: some money out of this.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And by the way, let's see at twelve fifteen
Speaker 3: today crude oil. This is just one benchmark. Was it
Speaker 3: was sixty five not almost sixty six dollars? Okay, so
Speaker 3: we're sixty five ninety five right now? What is the time?
Speaker 3: Right now? Yeah, right now, right now, at this time,
Speaker 3: I'm going to give it to you. As of twelve
Speaker 3: twenty three thirty, which it is right now, the future
Speaker 3: price is down sixty to sixty five and twelve sixty
Speaker 3: five dollars and twelve cents, So it's you know, in
Speaker 3: the space of a few hours, it's dropped.
Speaker 5: This.
Speaker 3: Look, something could happen tonight and everything could go crazy.
Speaker 3: But at this point, the media is not giving appropriate coverage,
Speaker 3: in my opinion, to what the reality is. And I
Speaker 3: have yet to see one major media outlet even asked
Speaker 3: the question that I'm asking and saying, I'm interested in
Speaker 3: what Iran is doing, not a more interesting they're doing,
Speaker 3: not what they're saying. And that's what that's what we
Speaker 3: should be trained to be looking at. Donna, I love
Speaker 3: your calls. Keep calling my show, will you you make
Speaker 3: You're one of my most sensible callers. Thank you so much.
Speaker 6: I love your show, Dan, take care, Thanks.
Speaker 3: Donna, talk to you soon. Have a great night. We'll
Speaker 3: take a break. Here's the news at the bottom of
Speaker 3: the hour. We'll be right back.
Speaker 1: It's Night Side with Dan Ray on.
Speaker 5: Boston's news radio.
Speaker 3: We're talking about the Middle East, and we're talking about
Speaker 3: actually good news. Okay, I know most people don't want
Speaker 3: to celebrate good news, but I'm I feel as optimistic
Speaker 3: about the Middle East tonight as I have in many nights,
Speaker 3: many many nights. Looking at an article here from CNBC
Speaker 3: shuld Israel around ceasefire, hold, these are futures. Oil futures
Speaker 3: could fall to mid fifties to sixties, meaning from fifty
Speaker 3: five to sixty. Dan Pickery, an energy partner analyst, says yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean that's pretty obvious. I still am looking for
Speaker 3: people to agree or disagree with my theory that Iran
Speaker 3: is engaging in this ceasefire because they feel that what
Speaker 3: was happening was not good for Iran. Pretty simple, Okay,
Speaker 3: you can call it simplistic. John is in Boston. Hey, John,
Speaker 3: you're next do Nightside.
Speaker 5: Welcome, Thanks Dan. Dan. I just wanted to mention that
Speaker 5: I believe that those bombs is amazing damage there. But
Speaker 5: I don't know how CNN would know or any even
Speaker 5: our own military intelligence right now is so it just
Speaker 5: happened a few days ago, and those bombs only go
Speaker 5: down like two hundred feet and then another one after, so
Speaker 5: I'm sure there's massive damage being under three hundred feet
Speaker 5: of granted, So it's just interesting that CNN would mention
Speaker 5: that when they were the same ones the professional journalists
Speaker 5: reported Joe Biden was completely healthy. They were the same
Speaker 5: ones that reported that fifty one intelligence agents said that
Speaker 5: the laptop was a Russian hoax, and now we're supposed
Speaker 5: to believe them when they say that basically, Trump's making
Speaker 5: up the amount of damage. So I don't The bottom
Speaker 5: line is I think the fact that Israel is not counterattacking.
Speaker 5: They would be if it wasn't completely destroyed, and just
Speaker 5: the evidence of what's going on there now also just
Speaker 5: want measuring Forden. I believe the FBI has that investigation
Speaker 5: on the caaren recase, and I think that I'd just
Speaker 5: like to see the evidence, all the evidence on that,
Speaker 5: and I think the publics be pretty amazed. It's captured
Speaker 5: the public's attention. And on June seventeenth, and you had
Speaker 5: on a podcast I was listening. I'm sure it wasn't intentional,
Speaker 5: but on episode three you quoted me as mentioning I
Speaker 5: think it was referring to the opposite Kelly gave us
Speaker 5: going to the police Commissioner's office. Just so you know,
Speaker 5: I didn't actually even talk about that because I was
Speaker 5: the last call. On episode two, I never mentioned her
Speaker 5: to you or I didn't even talk about the police
Speaker 5: commission So I'm sure you might have been referring to
Speaker 5: another call, but.
Speaker 3: There could have been another There could have been another
Speaker 3: person from Boston named John. John is not an uncommon name.
Speaker 3: I don't you know. Again, I'm sitting here John. In
Speaker 3: all honesty, I try to be as honest as I can.
Speaker 3: If if you're telling me you didn't say that, I
Speaker 3: accept that, But it could have been another person who
Speaker 3: has the name John. I get there's a lot of
Speaker 3: names that that come that are you.
Speaker 5: Well, I was the last call, and then you refer
Speaker 5: to me, and that when immediately next day you definitely
Speaker 5: referred to me because you're referring to my last call
Speaker 5: and I was the last call. So just just so
Speaker 5: you know, I just wanted to know that I didn't.
Speaker 5: I wasn't talking, I didn't even.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, if I misheard you, if I misspoke, John, again,
Speaker 3: this is live radio. I'm not perfect. I certainly did
Speaker 3: not intentionally try to miss you know, miss it for
Speaker 3: my audience. I the only thing that I try to
Speaker 3: provide my audience is authenticity and accuracy. That's those are
Speaker 3: my goals. And if I did misunderstand or or misspoke,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to go back and look at it.
Speaker 3: I wish I had the time to go back and
Speaker 3: and review every show with like a fine tooth comb.
Speaker 3: But I will accept you know, whatever you say, my friend,
Speaker 3: thank you very much, Thank you talk soon. Okay, let's
Speaker 3: keep rolling here. I got a couple open lines disappointing
Speaker 3: six one seven, two four ten thirty six one seven
Speaker 3: nine three nine six one seven nine three one ten thirty.
Speaker 3: I am proposing the proposition that it Run's very commitment
Speaker 3: to this ceasefire, which seems to be holding, and I
Speaker 3: commend them for it. Okay, is proof to me that
Speaker 3: the damage that they suffered at that those three nuclear
Speaker 3: sites is significant, including the one nuclear site that was
Speaker 3: hit by Thomas Tomahawk missiles. I think it was thirty
Speaker 3: Tomahawk missiles. That's not bad. Jay and Maine. Hey, Jay,
Speaker 3: welcome back.
Speaker 5: How are you well? There you are, brother?
Speaker 4: Every one's in a blue moon. I'll check in the muscage.
Speaker 4: You're a blue moon out there tonight, Dan, how are
Speaker 4: we doing?
Speaker 3: I have no idea. I haven't looked outside for at
Speaker 3: least six hours. But go ahead. Rob will tell me
Speaker 3: in my ear in a moment here. But is there
Speaker 3: a blue moon because we're in agreement on something.
Speaker 4: No, it's just the idea that you know, there's so
Speaker 4: many people that get wound up across the airwaves on
Speaker 4: so much stuff, and I think you're a pretty chill cat, relaxed.
Speaker 4: And I want to say that about the East Coast
Speaker 4: and particularly Boston. I'm up to Maine, as you know.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 4: I come down last week to see specialists for a
Speaker 4: medical condition. And I always enjoy when I get down
Speaker 4: to the city, good food, I meet some good people,
Speaker 4: even if they're strangers or whatever is going on. So
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, Hey, even in the train station on the
Speaker 4: way out, a lady had a dog, right, and the
Speaker 4: dog was like so happy and playing with the birds,
Speaker 4: the pigeons and the train station. I'm like, if the
Speaker 4: people in the world to take a lesson from like
Speaker 4: you are a pretty relaxed guy. There's some other relaxed
Speaker 4: people in town, and just see that. Okay, we're going
Speaker 4: to have some stink and some problems, but hey, we'll
Speaker 4: get over it. We'll get past this and try to
Speaker 4: enjoy life because it's short. And I love that dog
Speaker 4: and the birds and people feeding the birds and everything
Speaker 4: about you know, coming down to Boston. So whatever they're
Speaker 4: doing over there, take some time. Breathe the air, smell
Speaker 4: the roses. What a beautiful town you guys live in.
Speaker 4: I think that if they were listening on their trollers
Speaker 4: off the coach there, or they come and listen to
Speaker 4: American broadcast, they will learn something from the people here.
Speaker 4: We could get along if you would stop being to
Speaker 4: whatever upity about whatever your pet peeve is and just
Speaker 4: be a person. Live and let live and let Dan
Speaker 4: Ray speak about whatever he's got going on, and everybody
Speaker 4: just kind of get along. What do you think of hey?
Speaker 5: And I want to end with this.
Speaker 4: I'm not stealing your fire, but I always say this
Speaker 4: because of that that dog and the pigeons down there,
Speaker 4: all all pets go to heaven highlight that.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm with you on that one. That's something we
Speaker 3: can agree upon. I hope that whatever medical condition, you're
Speaker 3: receiving the best treatment possible and that you're on the
Speaker 3: road to recovery. And I hope it's it's one of
Speaker 3: those that that that is not on that serious side
Speaker 3: of that medical conditioned spectrum. If you know what I'm
Speaker 3: talking about, And I think you do, what do you
Speaker 3: do up in man? What do you are you still
Speaker 3: working up in many? You retired? What are you doing?
Speaker 4: I haven't stop because of that medical stuff that hit
Speaker 4: me one day. I just went boom, I went right down.
Speaker 4: So it's a heart related activity. And they got the
Speaker 4: best of the best over there.
Speaker 7: And then what I.
Speaker 4: Spend time doing, because I'm kind of on the bottom
Speaker 4: of the wrung the barrel here, I spend time trying
Speaker 4: to keep my vehicle going. And so between the medical
Speaker 4: and the mechanical, it's like that's enough to beat me up.
Speaker 4: I don't mean to have to worry too much about
Speaker 4: the military because they're way far out there with agendas
Speaker 4: and crazy crazy. So fix your car, fix your medical.
Speaker 3: And I got a question. I got a question. Do
Speaker 3: you drive down or you take the train up and back.
Speaker 4: A combination of both. So, yeah, it's kind of like
Speaker 4: when you get older and stuff. You know how you
Speaker 4: when you're young and you're running around and doing everything,
Speaker 4: you don't have time to think because you got to
Speaker 4: do this, you gotta do that, you gotta do So
Speaker 4: now when you get a little bit older and you
Speaker 4: got problems with medical mechanical take some time, relax, Smell
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Speaker 4: enjoy life.
Speaker 3: Man, you know that's a formula for a happy life. Jay,
Speaker 3: do me a favorite. Keep calling the show. I want
Speaker 3: to you keep me up the date in your situation.
Speaker 3: I'm sure that that you're in great, great hands and
Speaker 3: everything's gonna work out. I got to scoop my man
Speaker 3: because I got the break here.
Speaker 5: But you.
Speaker 3: Week, you two, buddy, we'll talk soon. Be well, Be well,
Speaker 3: my friend. Okay, thoughts and thoughts and prayers coming back
Speaker 3: on Nightside right after the break. I'm getting everybody in Warren,
Speaker 3: Mike Winslow, Winslow and Tina.
Speaker 4: You're on night Side with Dan Ray on w Boston's
Speaker 4: news radio.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're gonna run the table there. Let's get going,
Speaker 3: Mike and Beverly Mike next Door Nights.
Speaker 5: I go ahead, Mike, Hey, Jake, Yeah, I listened to
Speaker 5: what earlier, you know, and like, what do I report?
Speaker 7: They forget the bottom part of that report.
Speaker 3: It says low.
Speaker 7: I think it's a low intelligence.
Speaker 8: That you.
Speaker 3: Well, the report said that it was an initial effort.
Speaker 3: It was it was an initial uh, and it was
Speaker 3: not something that you can rely upon. But but as
Speaker 3: soon as this was leaked, a lot of the stations
Speaker 3: went with it heavy and was almost like, wait a second,
Speaker 3: we just had the US military personnel put their lives
Speaker 3: at risk to accomplish something pretty significant. Why can't we
Speaker 3: wait to decide what the actual result is? And I look,
Speaker 3: the only thing I can look at, the only thing
Speaker 3: that I can look at right now is tell me
Speaker 3: what Iran's doing. Aaron's and the cease fire. There's a
Speaker 3: reason for that, and I think it has everything everything
Speaker 3: to do with what what they experienced on Saturday night exactly.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 7: It's just it's crazy how pick care of cancer and
Speaker 7: they wouldn't give credit for it. I don't care what
Speaker 7: you guys, they wouldn't give credit for it.
Speaker 3: Well, there was you know, there are some people like
Speaker 3: there's that guy Jim Acosta from CNN who's been kind
Speaker 3: of insidelined. He he became his whole thing was to
Speaker 3: be anti Trump. And there's a lot to be anti
Speaker 3: about if you want to pick a fight, but there's
Speaker 3: a lot to be anti about with every president. No
Speaker 3: president that I know of is perfect. And they they
Speaker 3: have basically taken the reputation of what once was a
Speaker 3: really good news network and have trashed it. I mean,
Speaker 3: they have a bunch of people there, Caitlin Collins, Aaron Burnette.
Speaker 3: I watch CNN quite a bit. Now there were people
Speaker 3: in Fox who were cheerleaders for Trump. But it would
Speaker 3: seemed to me that we could hold off comments until
Speaker 3: we know what the How do you make an assessment
Speaker 3: of damage within twenty four hours on on equipment that
Speaker 3: is three hundred feet underground to the side of.
Speaker 5: A mountain exactly?
Speaker 7: And there was a link from the hunt magically Biden laughtops.
Speaker 7: Huh how that works?
Speaker 4: Huh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well that that was that that was an effort
Speaker 3: by people to mislead and that what they said they
Speaker 3: were very uh sophisticated. What they said was this had
Speaker 3: all the signs of Russian disinformation. Well, you know, they're
Speaker 3: not quite saying it's Russian disinformation, but they're saying it's
Speaker 3: like this has all the signs, you know, at least
Speaker 3: two our eyes. Hey, Mike, thanks man. I appreciate your calls.
Speaker 3: I got a couple of lines here if you want
Speaker 3: to jump in quickly, I'll try. I got Tina, and
Speaker 3: I got warned, and I got room for you. A
Speaker 3: couple of folks dropped off six one, seven tw four
Speaker 3: war and next on nice ide. Thanks for calling, Warren.
Speaker 3: How are you tonight? Hey one?
Speaker 7: Hey Dan, how are you doing?
Speaker 4: My friend?
Speaker 3: Great? What's going on?
Speaker 7: H Yeah, I'm happy that you know, to hear the
Speaker 7: the optimism for once. I mean, but you were so
Speaker 7: right about the reporting on this.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean there's a thing in industry, you know where
Speaker 7: you you know, you you checked twice, you measure twice
Speaker 7: and cut once.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, yah, was no way.
Speaker 7: I mean there's there's no way that they could assess,
Speaker 7: you know, either way, how much damage was done. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 7: you can take aerial photos, but it doesn't take you know,
Speaker 7: give you give you the internals.
Speaker 3: It's all on the on the ground. I have yet
Speaker 3: to see any aerial photo that can showed me. You're right,
Speaker 3: you're you're stating the artist.
Speaker 7: Had aerial photos showing it. But mean, yeah, they took out, Yeah,
Speaker 7: it took out a hunk mountain, that's all it did. Yeah,
Speaker 7: we don't know exactly me. Yeah, they say that there's
Speaker 7: so many feet down, but you know it could be
Speaker 7: a thousand feet down.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I know, I think that we know how
Speaker 3: deep it is. But they basically said that, uh that
Speaker 3: at four doh, the main location, it was down three
Speaker 3: hundred feet. Now, apparently these bombs go down and they
Speaker 3: are developed not to explode until they're down a couple
Speaker 3: of hundred feet. It's not like they hit the surfaces.
Speaker 7: The technology technology is amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So but and again I.
Speaker 3: Think that when I mean, I think that when the
Speaker 3: President said on Saturday night, these facilities were obliterated, he
Speaker 3: may have been he may have been engaging in some overstatements.
Speaker 7: But one thing that I know about Trump is that
Speaker 7: everything is wonderful, everything's perfect. Everything.
Speaker 3: I mean, well, that he's associated.
Speaker 7: Everything is the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, that he's associated on the other hand, anything
Speaker 3: that the other side associates it's the worst. That's it's horrible,
Speaker 3: et cetera. I mean, he is he's the master of overstatement,
Speaker 3: which is fine, but and so you take everything that
Speaker 3: he says with a little skepticism. But it's it's one
Speaker 3: thing to take it with some skepticism and to raise
Speaker 3: and say it's we don't know how he can know
Speaker 3: that these sites have been obliterated because of what we
Speaker 3: just talked about, but to come back a day later
Speaker 3: with some sort of preliminary report that is leaked to
Speaker 3: them anyway.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, and that should come out of the Pentagon.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry that should come out of the Pentagon. It
Speaker 7: should be you know.
Speaker 3: Let's see how it works out. This is one we
Speaker 3: won't forget. Let's see how it works out.
Speaker 7: Okay, And I just hope for peace. That's all.
Speaker 3: That's all we know, not a bad hope. Thanks Warre.
Speaker 3: I appreciate your call. Gonna wrap it with Tina from
Speaker 3: wo woon socket. Tina, you are next time nights.
Speaker 8: I go right ahead, Okay, I had to get out
Speaker 8: of the tub to talk to you. I agree.
Speaker 3: I hope you wear the towel Tina, because no.
Speaker 8: Got nothing on right now, go.
Speaker 3: Ahead, I look, I work, look, don't worry.
Speaker 8: So I agree with your promise completely. Aroan hates the
Speaker 8: United States and they hate Israel, and right now, Iran
Speaker 8: it's all about survival. And and I was reading an
Speaker 8: article today in the Wall Street Journal and I couldn't
Speaker 8: believe it. I forgot the title of it. How what
Speaker 8: Trump did to Irene was great for the Middle East.
Speaker 8: And I didn't realize that Saudi Arabia likes it because
Speaker 8: they want to make peace with Isrio.
Speaker 3: When the sign is oh, you're absolutely no, you're right,
Speaker 3: and the journal is right. And by the way, Iran
Speaker 3: in Saudi Arabia don't get along. They may inhabit a
Speaker 3: similar part of the world, but they don't see the
Speaker 3: world the same. Trust me on that one, okay.
Speaker 8: So they feel that this is going to be in
Speaker 8: their favor and the Ghost States. And I didn't realize
Speaker 8: it because I was against the bombings because I felt
Speaker 8: Israel was doing the job on their own and we
Speaker 8: were getting involved for nothing.
Speaker 9: But when I journal, well, you know what, you're an
Speaker 9: open minded person and you actually can read an article
Speaker 9: and say, hey, that's a good point, we're flat out
Speaker 9: of time.
Speaker 3: Next time, take the bath later. You can call earlier. Okay,
Speaker 3: thanks Tina, doctor you later, Thanks so much. By bye.
Speaker 3: All right, we're done for the night. Great job, Rob, Marita,
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