Speaker 1: It's night side with Dan Ray. I'm telling you easy.
Speaker 2: Or right. We are talking during this hour, as we
Speaker 2: did last hour, about the announcement today from Robert F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy Junior. RFK Junior basically suspending his campaign, requesting that
Speaker 2: his name be taken off the ballot in battleground states,
Speaker 2: and endorsing Donald Trump. It is something that one would
Speaker 2: not have anticipated a couple of weeks ago, but it's
Speaker 2: pretty clear that at this point RFK Junior fields he
Speaker 2: was treated unfairly, not only by the Democratic Party, by
Speaker 2: the DNC, but also by the major networks. And this
Speaker 2: is just a little bit of what he said today.
Speaker 2: Let me he talked about the issues driving this decision.
Speaker 2: Cut thirty one.
Speaker 3: Rob President Trump says that he will reopen negotiations with
Speaker 3: President bluten And and the war overnight as soon as
Speaker 3: he becomes president. This alone which justify my support for
Speaker 3: his campaign. Last summer, it looked like no candidate was
Speaker 3: willing to negotiate a quick end of the Ukraine War,
Speaker 3: to tackle chronic disease epidemic, to protect free speech our
Speaker 3: constitutional freedoms, to clean corporate influence out of our government,
Speaker 3: or to defy the neo cons and their agenda of
Speaker 3: endless military adventurism. And now one of the two candidates
Speaker 3: has adopted these issues as his own, to the point
Speaker 3: where he has asked to enlist me in his administration.
Speaker 3: I'm speaking of courses of Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: So he's endorsing Donald Trump. Tonight he appeared RFK. Drew
Speaker 2: and you appeared with Donald Trump at a rally in Glendale, Arizona.
Speaker 2: Earlier in the days, Former President Trump responded to the
Speaker 2: RFK endorsement Cut thirty two, Roub.
Speaker 4: We just had a very nice endorsement from RFK Junior.
Speaker 4: Bobby and I'll be talking about that. We're heading out
Speaker 4: right after this. We're going to be going to Arizona.
Speaker 4: We'll be talking about that and a lot of other
Speaker 4: things too. But I just want to thank everybody, and
Speaker 4: I want to thank Bobby.
Speaker 2: That was very nice. That was really very nice. That's bag.
Speaker 4: He's a great guy, respected by everybody.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that there are some sound bites that are
Speaker 2: available of Donald Trump trashing Robert Kennett Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
Speaker 2: But as of today, obviously he's all on board. We
Speaker 2: only have only lines opener six, one, seven, thirty, getting
Speaker 2: your reaction to the Democratic Convention convention, which I think
Speaker 2: was a huge success for the Democratic Party. Little short
Speaker 2: on substance, but certainly stylistically very appealing. We mentioned last
Speaker 2: night the acceptance speech by the Vice president, Vice President
Speaker 2: Harris Well written, was a better accepted speech to Donald
Speaker 2: Trump's accepted speech in my in my opinion, and if
Speaker 2: you were an American who wasn't necessarily tuned into politics
Speaker 2: and didn't have a commitment one way or the other,
Speaker 2: I think that you would find at this point if
Speaker 2: you look just at those two acceptance speeches, you would
Speaker 2: find Vice President Harris a much more attractive candidate than
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. But let us see if you like to
Speaker 2: join the conversation. Six one, seven, nine thirty. Let me
Speaker 2: go to Sandra in Carver, Massachusetts. Heisandra next on NIGHTSACER.
Speaker 5: Right ahead, Hi, how are you well. I'll tell you
Speaker 5: I voted for all these Democrats through the years. Voted
Speaker 5: for only one Republican and that was Reagan. But he
Speaker 5: took away all my childcare and I lost control of
Speaker 5: my kids. However, I'm totally disgusted with what's going on,
Speaker 5: and I do not appreciate the border where everybody's just
Speaker 5: flying across the border and they're set up in hotels
Speaker 5: and getting free meals and getting everything free, and I
Speaker 5: thing else and I'm totally disgusted with that. I'm also
Speaker 5: disgusted with the treatment of JFK jr.
Speaker 2: R r f K Junior. Go ahead, r f K Jr.
Speaker 5: You know what it is. I wrote, I wrote, JFK problem.
Speaker 2: Just helping out, that's all, not a problem, Sandra, go ahead.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So anyways, I helped to put him, My signature was
Speaker 5: on the ballot to help him in Massachusetts here. But
Speaker 5: I think he probably should have made more people aware
Speaker 5: of what's wrong with his speech, because people think he's
Speaker 5: unhealthy when he's not. He's very healthy and it's just
Speaker 5: some kind of vocal cord problem of some sort.
Speaker 2: And you know, but anyway, I thought, I don't know specifically,
Speaker 2: I could look it up, but I certainly know that
Speaker 2: sometimes singers. I think that Adele was treated for some
Speaker 2: sort of a vocal cord problem here in Boston. Steven Tyler,
Speaker 2: I think has had that product sort of a problem.
Speaker 2: I don't know how long Robert F. Kennedy Junior has
Speaker 2: had the problem. It's difficult to listen to because it
Speaker 2: feels you feel like he's uncomfortable, but right apparently it
Speaker 2: doesn't bother him. And I don't think there's something that
Speaker 2: can be done easily or quickly, or I assume it
Speaker 2: would have been done, you know, by by him at
Speaker 2: some point in the past. But he's got he's got
Speaker 2: a little bit of a I don't want to call
Speaker 2: it a speech impediment, but it's you have to listen
Speaker 2: to what he says.
Speaker 5: So right, well, he speaks extremely well. He's highly intelligent,
Speaker 5: and he was involved with the environmental groups for years
Speaker 5: and helped a lot of environmental problems, especially in New
Speaker 5: York that I that I remember.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you this. With him out of
Speaker 2: the race, he will be on the ballot in Massachusetts,
Speaker 2: what what you as as a Will you vote for
Speaker 2: him in spite of his endorsement of Trump or will
Speaker 2: you follow his lead and vote either reluctantly or happily
Speaker 2: for Trump.
Speaker 5: I'm going to have to watch everything and listen to everything.
Speaker 5: Trump and the Republicans are anti environmentalists, and I don't
Speaker 5: know if Kennedy may come on strong and the fact
Speaker 5: that he is of a very strong stature, he's very respectful.
Speaker 2: Why would he have endorsed Trump then if that's an
Speaker 2: important issue to Robert Kennedy. And when you say they're
Speaker 2: anti environmentalist, what do you mean.
Speaker 5: By that, Well, it's been a lot of Like for instance,
Speaker 5: Obama did band chloropyrrapis, which is a pesticide which has
Speaker 5: been in most of our food, which actually harms children's
Speaker 5: brains and probably is the cause of a lot of
Speaker 5: the autism.
Speaker 2: So a pesticide which is sprayed on fruits and vegetables
Speaker 2: and that's how it gets in.
Speaker 5: That's right, it's been just in for a number of years.
Speaker 5: Obama banded Trump it back and they're trying I don't
Speaker 5: know if it's I know it's banned in some places.
Speaker 5: They're trying to get it totally out. And that's one
Speaker 5: of the ones.
Speaker 2: And that's an issue that drives you a vote. It's
Speaker 2: not abortion, it's not the immigration. The borders is not
Speaker 2: the top issue for you. The top issue for you
Speaker 2: is environment and climate or environment.
Speaker 5: Well, the environment is everything. It's the minds of our children,
Speaker 5: neurological illnesses.
Speaker 7: If I keep.
Speaker 2: Calling my shell, because Sandra, I'd love to know where
Speaker 2: you finally land here, and if you turn to be
Speaker 2: at the end of the day a Trump voter, that
Speaker 2: will say one thing. If you end up voting for
Speaker 2: Harris or not voting at all, it might say something else,
Speaker 2: But I would be I just I'm interested in how
Speaker 2: people It's really funny different people come to their decision
Speaker 2: who to vote for it differently, and I've recognized that
Speaker 2: for a long time. I don't know that every person
Speaker 2: understands that, but I think every individual has a set
Speaker 2: of reasons why they vote the way they do.
Speaker 5: Kennedy did say in some of these excerpts of your
Speaker 5: station here that you know, if you still want to
Speaker 5: vote for me, if I'm on the ballot, vote for me.
Speaker 5: He may be eyeballing how many people were actually voting
Speaker 5: for him.
Speaker 2: What he was doing there. Let me explain to you
Speaker 2: what he was doing there. He was saying that he
Speaker 2: was only asking that his name be taken off the
Speaker 2: ballot in battleground states. So, for example, in Massachusetts, Donald
Speaker 2: Trump will not carry Massachusetts, so Robert F. Kennedy Junior
Speaker 2: will have his name in the ballot in Massachusetts. You
Speaker 2: could vote for him in Massachusetts, and a vote for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is not going to win. He's not gonna
Speaker 2: win Massachusetts. So everybody will come to this this situation,
Speaker 2: uh differently, through a through a different process. And I
Speaker 2: like the fact that people like you actually have a
Speaker 2: reason why they're vot voting in such a way. That's
Speaker 2: what's important, you know. Don't go to the polls and
Speaker 2: be blind and say, well, I'm a Democrat, my father
Speaker 2: was a Democrat, my mother was a Democrat, or I'm
Speaker 2: a Republican. Look at the issues and decide which issues
Speaker 2: are important to you. For some women, abortion is an
Speaker 2: overriding issue. For others, it's immigration, for others it's inflation.
Speaker 2: Figure out what issues are important to you, and it
Speaker 2: might be that out of five important issues, you agree
Speaker 2: with one of the candidates on three or four, and
Speaker 2: you disagree. That's the way to do it. It's just don't,
Speaker 2: you know, just don't vote. I would rather see everybody
Speaker 2: vote based upon the person and not upon the party.
Speaker 2: I think we need to get past that. I firmly
Speaker 2: believe that.
Speaker 5: Right. Well, I'm independent, so I've always you know, tried
Speaker 5: to vote accordingly, but it was through the Democrat Party
Speaker 5: tended to be a little bit more environmental so that's
Speaker 5: why one of the reasons, and also keep me posted.
Speaker 2: I've got to break because I've got a commercial and
Speaker 2: I got other folks, and I want to get everybody in. Sandra,
Speaker 2: I know your regular caller, Please keep calling the show.
Speaker 2: I really do appreciate your calls and your thoughtfulness.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you, have a great weekend.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 2: We'll be back right after this break. On Nightside, the
Speaker 2: only line is six one, seven, two, ten thirty. It
Speaker 2: might feel very quickly, so dial quickly.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Ray live from the Window World
Speaker 1: Nightside Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: Oh, I've got a couple of folks who have been
Speaker 2: on through the news. Let me go first to Kevin
Speaker 2: and then we'll go to Steve Kevin next on Nightside.
Speaker 7: Go right ahead, Hey Dan, how are we doing.
Speaker 2: I think I'm doing fine tonight. I'm enjoying the conversation.
Speaker 2: I hope you are as well. Feel free. What would
Speaker 2: you like to contribute?
Speaker 8: Yeah, So, I'm not gonna lie. When I heard that
Speaker 8: Kennedy was endorsing Trump, and I know he's not dropping
Speaker 8: out thing quotes around that, but he's basically saying I'm
Speaker 8: throwing my way behind Trump.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 8: I was extremely disappointed. I was really disappointed. I was
Speaker 8: planning to vote for him. I don't agree with him
Speaker 8: on a lot of his policies, but I liked that
Speaker 8: idea of a potential strong third party candidate.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 8: I think another another color commented on this, like maybe
Speaker 8: forty five minutes ago or so. I think his name
Speaker 8: was Stephen. He was talking about how, you know, how
Speaker 8: the Democratic Party, how Kamala Harris has focused on mostly
Speaker 8: on just bash from Trump and I feel like, though,
Speaker 8: that goes both ways. And I feel like that's what
Speaker 8: the politics is becoming. We're not talking about policies, we're
Speaker 8: not talking about the issues. We're ignoring the issues and
Speaker 8: focusing on I don't like that guy, and I don't
Speaker 8: like her, and I don't like that person.
Speaker 7: That person I'm a vote for who I like, not.
Speaker 8: For policies that are going to benefit means, my family,
Speaker 8: my neighbors.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, Kevin, let me just jump in for
Speaker 2: a second here, let me run this one by you.
Speaker 2: I would argue, you know, just with you here and
Speaker 2: say that when when Vice President Harris talks about abortion rights,
Speaker 2: reproductive freedom as it referred to by the Democrats, not
Speaker 2: only does she want to make it very clear that
Speaker 2: on that issue she is in favor of as much
Speaker 2: reproductive freedom as possible for women, but she also wants
Speaker 2: to say, to anyone who's even on the fence, look
Speaker 2: at my position compared to Donald Trump's position, and she
Speaker 2: says that, you know, Trump wants to have a federal
Speaker 2: ban on abortion. So not only do these candidates highlight
Speaker 2: their own position, but they then highlight the negative position
Speaker 2: as they see it or the other person. Trump does
Speaker 2: it on immigration. You know, he wants to close the borders,
Speaker 2: he wants to seal the boarders, wants to deport people.
Speaker 2: But then he points out that Kamala Harris has been
Speaker 2: the boarders are for three and a half years and
Speaker 2: the board has been wide open. So in they all
Speaker 2: talk about what they believe in, but then they turn
Speaker 2: around and they criticize the other person. And as long
Speaker 2: as they're doing that in the talking about issues, I'm
Speaker 2: okay with that.
Speaker 8: I see what you're saying.
Speaker 6: I do. I do agree.
Speaker 8: I get what you're saying. You're not You're not wrong.
Speaker 8: I think though that it becomes I don't know. If
Speaker 8: you listen to Trump's interview with el Musk or his
Speaker 8: sit down with Elon Musk.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure how you classify that, but.
Speaker 8: A lot of it was I was doing this great.
Speaker 8: Biden ruined it, right, I do obviously, you know, especially
Speaker 8: if you get into like your MSNBC or Fox News, there's.
Speaker 2: A lot of there's a lot of Look, Donald Trump
Speaker 2: leads the league in personal attacks. The other day he
Speaker 2: was saying that I'm better looking than than Kamal Kamala Harris.
Speaker 8: I mean the golf game argument.
Speaker 2: But it's like it's like little kids on the on
Speaker 2: the school yard. And if you remember when uh Joe
Speaker 2: Biden challenged Trump, if you remember, uh, Trump in like
Speaker 2: April and May was saying, I'll debate Biden anywhere, anytime,
Speaker 2: any place, okay, And Biden took him up on that,
Speaker 2: and Biden said he they released a video one morning,
Speaker 2: early in early in the morning in June from White House,
Speaker 2: and was Joe Biden looking great, saying all right, Donald,
Speaker 2: you want a debate, I'm ready, okay, make my day.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was it was like, you know, like
Speaker 2: people in a bar room almost and that was okay.
Speaker 2: And of course it turned out to be the downfall
Speaker 2: of Joe Biden, ironically, but he had asked for He
Speaker 2: asked for the debate, and then you see how it goes.
Speaker 2: I just I think it would be great. I try tonight,
Speaker 2: and I will try every night between now and November.
Speaker 2: Give you my word, when someone's trying to attack people
Speaker 2: on an dominum basis, I'm going to try to jump
Speaker 2: in and say, look, you know, let's let's just put that.
Speaker 2: Let's put that aside because one of these people are
Speaker 2: going to be elected. And can the country rally around
Speaker 2: the country is deeply divided? Can we rally around one
Speaker 2: of these people when they were elected president? I'm not
Speaker 2: sure we can.
Speaker 8: I So I'll a little bit about myself. I'm probably
Speaker 8: I feel like I'm a little bit younger than some
Speaker 8: of the other pollers here. I'm not even thirty yet.
Speaker 8: I'm a history major, polyside minor the following. My dad
Speaker 8: got me onto politics when I was like ten years old.
Speaker 8: Like you got to sit down and watch Tim Russell
Speaker 8: meet the press, you know, Sunday morning. So I don't
Speaker 8: think that either of these candidates is going to be
Speaker 8: able to reunite the current political divisions. I just don't
Speaker 8: see it. And I look, I understand what you're saying,
Speaker 8: but a lot of that to me is political theater, right,
Speaker 8: It's the theater of politics as opposed to the substance
Speaker 8: of it, and I think that is where we're lacking
Speaker 8: a lot on both sides, and I think that that
Speaker 8: is leading to a neglect of the people.
Speaker 6: We see.
Speaker 8: Suit, you were talking other night with somebody from a
Speaker 8: suicide prevention group. Suicide is rising, drug addiction is rising,
Speaker 8: poverty is rising. These are having real world impacts for
Speaker 8: American families. And the politicians, though, seem to be more
Speaker 8: concerned about putting on this political theater hitting these certain
Speaker 8: topics right. For the Democrats, it's you know, women's health.
Speaker 8: You know women's health, right to abortion. For the Republicans
Speaker 8: it's the border. There's obviously there's a lot more in
Speaker 8: between them skipping over a lot here.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, you're right now, you've analyzed it correctly.
Speaker 2: There's no doubt about that. But that's the way we
Speaker 2: run campaigns in this country. You could make the argument
Speaker 2: the campaigns for too long, you can have all of
Speaker 2: that argumentation back and forth, but the bottom line is
Speaker 2: this is what we have.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: I was not happy with the idea that we were
Speaker 2: going to have a rerun of two thousand and twenty,
Speaker 2: or rather twenty twenty and twenty twenty four. I use
Speaker 2: the line that President Obama used the other night. I've said,
Speaker 2: if you've listened to my show, Kevin, I've said, I've
Speaker 2: seen this movie before. I didn't like his ending the
Speaker 2: first time. President Obama said, and the sequels are never
Speaker 2: better the other night. So I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 2: if you're if you are concerned that poverty is rising,
Speaker 2: suicides are up, inflation and all of that, you would
Speaker 2: be the sort of person who theoretically would turn around
Speaker 2: and say, Okay, the Democrats have had the control of
Speaker 2: things for three and a half four years. It's time
Speaker 2: for a change. But I don't think so. I think
Speaker 2: you're going to be probably be a Democratic voter come November.
Speaker 8: I well, like I said, originally plan to vote for
Speaker 8: Rik because I do believe that I don't think either
Speaker 8: party can really address the problems.
Speaker 2: I think we need to say, well, you still his
Speaker 2: name is going to be in the ballot, by the way,
Speaker 2: so you could still cast that vote, and that's fine.
Speaker 8: I might I might also look at you know, I
Speaker 8: might look at doctor West, I might look at doctor Stein.
Speaker 8: I'm not sure who the Libertarians are running.
Speaker 7: I try to.
Speaker 8: Vote third party as much as possible, because again, this
Speaker 8: divisiveness between the Democrats and Republicans and the control they have,
Speaker 8: the factor that RFK wasn't allowed to participate in that debate.
Speaker 8: Things like that to me, well, what about the fact.
Speaker 2: That RFK was denied Secret Service protection?
Speaker 8: Absolutely ridiculous. The man should have had it the moment
Speaker 8: he became a Kennedy.
Speaker 2: Yep, thank god, he had a thing.
Speaker 8: Every person says, I want to run for president should
Speaker 8: have it. But he was very much a public figure,
Speaker 8: a well known political figure and public figure, and his.
Speaker 2: Family had lost two people. There was if there was
Speaker 2: ever going to be an exception. Okay, so, but that
Speaker 2: was a decision made by may Orcus and the Biden administration.
Speaker 2: They could have given him secret Service protection. That they
Speaker 2: made a decision, and Bobby Kennedy talked about that today.
Speaker 2: They made a decision. They wanted him to spend his
Speaker 2: own money on personal security, because obviously he had personal security,
Speaker 2: but he didn't get it from the US government. And
Speaker 2: that is something that I called several months ago pernicious
Speaker 2: and evil and vile, and I think.
Speaker 8: It was I agree with that statement. Yeah, I wasn't there.
Speaker 8: I wasn't listening to the show when you said it,
Speaker 8: but I will agree.
Speaker 7: With it now.
Speaker 2: All right, Kevin, do me a favor. Become a regular
Speaker 2: caller here. Okay. I really would really appreciate that.
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, Well, I'll talk to you soon, I hope.
Speaker 2: So, I hope you become a regular. I mean that seriously. Thanks.
Speaker 2: I appreciate a whole lot. When we get back from
Speaker 2: the break, we have a regular on the other side,
Speaker 2: Stephen Bridgewater. We got Lucas and Maryland, Mike and Harris.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get everybody in. We're going to go until
Speaker 2: eleven o'clock, so you better start dialing if you want
Speaker 2: to weigh in on this. We have one line open
Speaker 2: back on Night Side. Of course, we will go to
Speaker 2: the twentieth hour. Not sure what I'm going to do
Speaker 2: in the twentieth hour tonight, but we'll have fun. We'll
Speaker 2: lighten it up, I promise you. After a pretty heavy
Speaker 2: duty week back on Nightside, after.
Speaker 1: This, it's Night Side Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 2: Okay, I got to pick up the pace here, that's
Speaker 2: my fault. Let's go to Stephen Bridgewater. Steve, your thoughts
Speaker 2: on rfk's endorsement of Donald Trump today.
Speaker 7: Sure, Dan, you're like a mad that I can't stay
Speaker 7: away from you.
Speaker 2: Thank you. I'll think that as a compliment.
Speaker 7: Go ahead, Steve, Yeah, yeah, you should, you should, you should. Okay,
Speaker 7: I got a lot of facts, but there's at least
Speaker 7: so many of them I can give you tonight. Okay, Kennedy,
Speaker 7: I'm Kennedy Junior.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I think the the the Democrats definitely threw him under
Speaker 7: the political boss, and I hope they live to regret it.
Speaker 7: They're gonna kick themselves from the butt because as you said,
Speaker 7: so many are gonna hold for commare so many for
Speaker 7: Trump and nose in the middle. Independence are the way
Speaker 7: you say, are going to decide the elect to push
Speaker 7: it either way. And I think that could that could
Speaker 7: make the difference for truth. I think I hope that
Speaker 7: turned out to be a fatal move in a long
Speaker 7: run for the Democrats.
Speaker 2: Well, again, the thing that bothered me. I understand that
Speaker 2: they weren't happy with with him running, but to deny
Speaker 2: him Secret Service protection, and I would say to the
Speaker 2: other members of the Kennedy family. You above all should
Speaker 2: be it should have been working behind the scenes with
Speaker 2: the Biden administration, since you're so supportive of them and said, look,
Speaker 2: he is our blood relative, he's our brother, he's our uncle. Whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, for them to withhold secret Service protection from
Speaker 2: Robert F. Kennedy Junior, that's as you said at the time,
Speaker 2: it was vile. It was, it was, it was dangerous,
Speaker 2: Thank god. It was disgusting. Absolutely, I mean you know,
Speaker 2: I look, could any person be the victim of sure, absolutely,
Speaker 2: I mean I I would Look. We saw with Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: I mean he came close to being killed in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't until that moment that the Biden administration
Speaker 2: decided to give Bobby Kennedy Secret Service protection.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Unacceptable, unacceptable.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 7: A couple other things about Kamala's big speech last night.
Speaker 7: I didn't listen to most of the Dan, I'll tell you,
Speaker 7: because I know what she stands for, so I don't
Speaker 7: I don't even want to listen to the half the
Speaker 7: nonsense that he was going to say. But the few
Speaker 7: things that I heard, Oh, he has a nerve, Dan,
Speaker 7: a nerve to come out and and bring up the
Speaker 7: January sixth episode with Trump. And I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm interested why why?
Speaker 7: Okay, why, I'm gonna I'm gonna tell you why because
Speaker 7: four years ago she stood up and supported the demonstrators
Speaker 7: were burning cities down across the country and came up
Speaker 7: with the fund, raised the fund to burn, to burn
Speaker 7: the cities down. And these are people again, do you
Speaker 7: know what their intentions would have been. They wanted to
Speaker 7: burn police officers alive in their clusions.
Speaker 2: Well, in Minnesota they burned a police station. They destroyed
Speaker 2: a police station.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, they burned a police station. And and was
Speaker 7: it Seattle?
Speaker 2: It was in Minneapolis.
Speaker 7: It was in Minneapolis, right, No, but there was another
Speaker 7: one in Seattle they burned down where nine calls for
Speaker 7: the entire city of Seattle were answered. Remember the summer
Speaker 7: of live out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I remember that very well. I remember that
Speaker 2: very well.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was it was a disgrace that the city of
Speaker 2: Seattle did not allow the police force to do their jobs.
Speaker 2: We actually had the head of the police union on
Speaker 2: with us. Look, there's a lot of hypocrisy here. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of hypocrisy to go around.
Speaker 7: It shows you the end. How how's what she thinks
Speaker 7: of law enforcements, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, of course she's now saying I was a prosecutor,
Speaker 2: I did this, I was tough on crimes. So let's
Speaker 2: let it all come out. Let's see what the facts
Speaker 2: are and let people be exposed to it, to the
Speaker 2: best facts possible, and then make make decisions on the facts,
Speaker 2: not on your emotions.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but that what I said that. No, I'm not.
Speaker 2: Disputing those effects. But it's also a fact that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump was the sorest loser of a presidential election in history,
Speaker 2: and there have been other elections that are actually closer.
Speaker 2: You know, when when Richard Nixon lost to John Kennedy
Speaker 2: in nineteen sixty was very close, and there was some
Speaker 2: questions at the time when Al Gore lost to George Bush,
Speaker 2: it was very close. And for Trump to have summoned
Speaker 2: that crowd to come to washing And on January sixth,
Speaker 2: even though he said to them all, you know, walk
Speaker 2: up there peacefully. So he covered his bot by saying
Speaker 2: walk up there peacefully. But yeah, it was disgraceful what
Speaker 2: those folks did. Okay, I'm not talking about the people
Speaker 2: came to go to go. I'm talking about the people
Speaker 2: who smash windows. My tax dollars pay pay for those
Speaker 2: My tax dollars pay for the salaries of those police
Speaker 2: officers who were hurt her. So yeah, I forgive them
Speaker 2: for that. Okay, And I think on that she has
Speaker 2: the high ground despite the fact that you know, she
Speaker 2: was a supporter of the Minnesota bail Fund. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: see things always. I appreciate you. I appreciate you.
Speaker 6: Call.
Speaker 2: We will talk, I'm sure next week.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, all right, thank you, my friend.
Speaker 2: I have a gray. Well, let me go down to Maryland,
Speaker 2: going to go to Lucas and Marylynd. Lucas, you're next time, nightsager,
Speaker 2: Right ahead, Lucas, you're with us.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, thanks for taking my car. I appreciate you.
Speaker 9: I I always call you. I listened to you all
Speaker 9: the time. I called on my way into work and
Speaker 9: I stopped and got something to eat, so it took
Speaker 9: me a little bit to pick up.
Speaker 2: Sorry, no problem, I caught you at a bad time. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'll try not to do that again. Go ahead, Lucas.
Speaker 9: So so I just love what you're saying. So it's
Speaker 9: all about policies like I'm not a big I'm not
Speaker 9: a big Trump person, like he says things that he
Speaker 9: shouldn't say, and and and you know what I mean,
Speaker 9: like you were saying before the January sixth thing was probably,
Speaker 9: you know, of recent times, one of the most disrespectful
Speaker 9: things that has ever happened. But I know when he
Speaker 9: was in charge and he was the president, the economy
Speaker 9: was much better. Gas was less than two dollars, I
Speaker 9: was I was able to invest money. I was able,
Speaker 9: and I want that back. And then when you talk
Speaker 9: about Harris and yeah, maybe her speech was a lot better.
Speaker 9: Maybe it was. It was the whole DNC thing was
Speaker 9: nice and stuff, but they didn't talk about any policies.
Speaker 9: And then she's trying to separate herself from all the
Speaker 9: policies that had been going on, that been put in
Speaker 9: with the Biden Hairs administration.
Speaker 2: She didn't even mention the policies. She didn't mention any policies.
Speaker 2: That was what was interesting.
Speaker 9: None none, I have no idea what she's running on.
Speaker 9: You see what I'm saying, So there's not even argument.
Speaker 9: I even kind of like Kennedy, I feel bad to
Speaker 9: say this, and I feel a little bit immature about it.
Speaker 9: But it's hard to listen to him sometimes, Like I
Speaker 9: like the thing that he puts out, but I think
Speaker 9: that hurts him a little bit, like it's kind of
Speaker 9: hard that doesn't follow.
Speaker 2: It probably does. It's great if the speaker. Look I
Speaker 2: thought that the Vice president delivered that speech perfectly last night.
Speaker 2: Her timing was exquisite. I'm just talking from the point
Speaker 2: of view of the presentation. There was not as a
Speaker 2: lot of substance there, but she told the story of
Speaker 2: growing up with a single mom and and how difficult
Speaker 2: things were. And she told the story of being successful
Speaker 2: and wanting to become a lawyer because a friend of
Speaker 2: hers in school. Now I don't know if that's true,
Speaker 2: but you know, that's that's what she said. Uh uh.
Speaker 2: And she was. She was very likable last night. Okay,
Speaker 2: very likely were as we're I found her to be
Speaker 2: much more real and down to earth than her vice
Speaker 2: presidential candidate.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I agree with you on that a lot.
Speaker 2: I look at him like he thinks he's playing a
Speaker 2: role of you, but he's in somehow a TV series,
Speaker 2: the coach who became vice president.
Speaker 9: You know, I mean, yeah, he's a little bit different, Like,
Speaker 9: I agree with you on that, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 9: like you've been saying this the whole time I've been
Speaker 9: listening to you, Let's don't let's still vote on emotions.
Speaker 9: Let's don't vote on personalities. Let's vote on policies. I
Speaker 9: don't even know what so she's running away from the
Speaker 9: things that her and Biden put into place. I don't
Speaker 9: know what she I don't know what she's running on
Speaker 9: at all. And I know what Trump's running on. I
Speaker 9: don't like some of the things he says. I don't
Speaker 9: like the way he presents himself sometimes without a doubt,
Speaker 9: But I like what is being put on paper, like
Speaker 9: like I like that stuff.
Speaker 2: I feel like she's gotten away. The media has has
Speaker 2: has given her a free pass now again. Her circumstances
Speaker 2: are extraordinary. She has become a presidential candidate within the
Speaker 2: last month. Okay, no one voted for her, she didn't
Speaker 2: campaign for it, she had no delegates. As I've used
Speaker 2: the phrase, it's almost like an immaculate confirmation. It's it's
Speaker 2: it's a mystery, Okay. But I think there's more to
Speaker 2: the story, and I think that in time we will
Speaker 2: find out that there were people in the White House
Speaker 2: who might have set Joe Biden up. He could not
Speaker 2: have been as bad as he was the night of
Speaker 2: that debate. They could not have let him walk out
Speaker 2: on stage. Someone had to have that he's not ready,
Speaker 2: and it would have been better that night for his
Speaker 2: purpose to have said, look, he's he's dealing with a
Speaker 2: horrible you know, indigestion or you know whatever, and and
Speaker 2: he just kind of he cannot physically be there tonight.
Speaker 2: We'll try to We'll try to reschedule something for later.
Speaker 2: But I think he was set up. I really do
Speaker 2: think he do.
Speaker 9: You know who I blame the most out of that.
Speaker 9: I still do this all time. And I talked to
Speaker 9: my mom about it, because you know, their elderly, And
Speaker 9: I blamed Jill Biden, the wife of him, knows that
Speaker 9: he was not in the right place. She should have
Speaker 9: tapped him on the shoulder a long time ago. She
Speaker 9: wanted to stay the first lady.
Speaker 2: I think I think she really did. But but what
Speaker 2: I'm saying is I think there was a group within
Speaker 2: the White House who made a determination sometime in May,
Speaker 2: he's not he's this this dog won't hunt or this
Speaker 2: this horse won't race. They decided that it was a
Speaker 2: law lost cause. And I think he gets set up,
Speaker 2: I really do. I agree with you, you know, but
Speaker 2: but I can't prove it yet. So let's see. Eventually
Speaker 2: the story will start to leak out here, and I'm sure.
Speaker 9: That it will come about in like ten twenty years.
Speaker 2: I don't think it'll be that long. I don't think
Speaker 2: it'll be that long, but I think there will be.
Speaker 2: And I don't think it was It will have been
Speaker 2: the vice president. I'm not suggesting that Kamala hamm.
Speaker 6: No, no, I agree with you, No, no, no.
Speaker 2: I think that they were like the Grand pubas. I
Speaker 2: think that Pelosi was in on it. I think President
Speaker 2: Obama was in on it, and they probably all had
Speaker 2: these conversations and said, look, he's he's just not he's
Speaker 2: the shell of what he was now.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Again, I don't know what happened between the guy that
Speaker 2: gave the State at the Union address and he gave
Speaker 2: as good as he got that night, uh, and and
Speaker 2: what happened on the debate. But but his decline could
Speaker 2: not have been that precipitous. It was only about three months.
Speaker 9: It will like Biden couldn't be in the same state
Speaker 9: with Obama.
Speaker 7: And stuff like that.
Speaker 9: They he spoke on Monday. I think the Obama spoke
Speaker 9: on Wednesday, maybe, but like Biden wasn't even there anymore.
Speaker 2: Also, you know, President Biden received his his accolades on Monday,
Speaker 2: and he and his wife family got on the plane
Speaker 2: and headed to California for a two weeks vacation. Look,
Speaker 2: no love, he calls, man, But I got three I
Speaker 2: got to get to and I got a break I'm
Speaker 2: looking at. So I'm gonna let you run. Come on
Speaker 2: back more often, will you? You're a thoughtful caller. Thank you?
Speaker 9: Okay, thanks you soon.
Speaker 2: Okay. I got Harris and John and Mike, and I
Speaker 2: got a little bit of room if you want to try.
Speaker 2: H We're going to change topics for the twentieth hour
Speaker 2: at eleven o'clock. I think I'm figuring out what we're
Speaker 2: gonna do. Six. I'm not going to announce it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: six one, seven, two, five, four to ten thirty. One
Speaker 2: line there and six one, seven, nine, three, ten thirty
Speaker 2: Harris and John and Mike. You're all set. I guarantee
Speaker 2: you you guys will get in and we'll see how
Speaker 2: much time we have, depending upon who else wants to
Speaker 2: give us a quick call? Coming back on night Side.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan Ray live from the window World,
Speaker 1: Nice night Studios. I'm DOMENYBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: We're only here about seven and seven, seven or eight
Speaker 2: minutes left in this hour, so I'm going to ask
Speaker 2: everybody to tighten it up just a little bit. And
Speaker 2: I apologize for that, but that is kind of the
Speaker 2: I'd love to get as many points of view in
Speaker 2: as possible. Let's go to Harrison in New York. Harrison
Speaker 2: next on knights IG. Go right ahead, Harrison.
Speaker 6: Yeah, second call. You told me not to be a
Speaker 6: stranger after I call the first time.
Speaker 2: That's a week. Welcome back, Welcome back, Harrison.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'll try to make this fast.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 6: I don't know what causes autism. I am autistic myself,
Speaker 6: and whatever caused my autism occurred in the nineteen thirties,
Speaker 6: so I can't I can't answer.
Speaker 2: For that fair enough. Okay.
Speaker 6: Uh so I'm what some people would say up there. Okay,
Speaker 6: I'm older than Joe Biden by a good clip.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what's your point?
Speaker 6: Okay, as far as Kamala Harris's speech, you hit that
Speaker 6: already she didn't do anything much with issues, although she's
Speaker 6: expressed herself on issues elsewhere, and some of the things
Speaker 6: Donald Trump says, See, I I grew up in the
Speaker 6: New York area and culturally. When he says I'm better
Speaker 6: looking than than Kamala Harris, that's tongue in Cheeky's being funny.
Speaker 2: Well helps Harrison, that's for sure, because I think some
Speaker 2: people take it literally.
Speaker 6: I I don't take it literally, even though I'm autistic,
Speaker 6: and autistic people tend to. I'm sure it was. It
Speaker 6: was tongue in cheek, and he meant it facetiously because yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: you know, he he does things for the for the
Speaker 6: for the value of that. He likes to do things
Speaker 6: of that sort. And it's not you know, it wasn't
Speaker 6: a serious comment.
Speaker 2: All right, friend, if Harrison, I hate to do this
Speaker 2: to you, but I'm flat. I got full calls behind you.
Speaker 2: We're going to change topics. I beg your indulgence, come
Speaker 2: on back a little earlier, and I get you to
Speaker 2: give you more time. I promise.
Speaker 6: Okay, Okay, thank you, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Real quickly, we're going to go next to John and Dedhi. John,
Speaker 2: you gotta be quick for me. Go ahead, John, Okay.
Speaker 7: There real quick. What a kitty really got me thinking about?
Speaker 7: I thought he was a fact at criticized me, what's
Speaker 7: wrong with our politics day? Yes, he was sixty one.
Speaker 7: I've never seen a party an administration so corrupt. The
Speaker 7: Democrats are right now. The Democratic Party is nothing like
Speaker 7: it was back in the sixties seventies. And what I
Speaker 7: would like Do you remember a caller a few weeks ago,
Speaker 7: I think your name was Kate when she said Rachel
Speaker 7: Maddow was right down the middle. Yeah, yeah, and you
Speaker 7: know what to spend that night? I do, because you're
Speaker 7: part of the media. It seems like the media is
Speaker 7: playing more and more of a role every election on
Speaker 7: who gets elected and the cover ups, and it's it's
Speaker 7: unbelievable what I was see mainstream media did not letting
Speaker 7: the public know. What I'd like to see is a
Speaker 7: debate between conservative media panel and a lipple media panial.
Speaker 7: They get to call each other out. Every network has
Speaker 7: to carry us. Everybody can hear all of that.
Speaker 2: I think that some of the media coverage of the
Speaker 2: Democrats in the last week or so has been sycophantic. Literally,
Speaker 2: I mean It's almost as if they're just writing press releases.
Speaker 2: Couldn't agree with you want, John, I want to try
Speaker 2: to get a couple more in. So I loved your call,
Speaker 2: and please call more often. Where are we going to
Speaker 2: go next? Mike and Beverley? Mike, you got to be
Speaker 2: quick for me, you know that. Go ahead?
Speaker 7: Mike, Hey, dear, how are.
Speaker 2: Just give it me quickly? Because they got two behind you.
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 10: I'm realistic. Capital gains sacks is the new tax you
Speaker 10: want to try on for all one and their home
Speaker 10: profit annually.
Speaker 2: Okay, Uh, call again a little earlier and let's die.
Speaker 10: You know I'll tell you about it. Thank you?
Speaker 2: All right, Thanks Mike, appreciate it. Let's keep rolling, going
Speaker 2: to get now you've only been on a few minutes.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: Let me go next to Rick and Bill Rick A, Rick,
Speaker 2: please be quick so I can get John and Drake
Speaker 2: it in as well.
Speaker 11: I will. Sure I wouldn't be so impressed by Kamala
Speaker 11: Harris last night. Sure she stated her point, She did
Speaker 11: it well. She didn't cackle. Ye, she told her story.
Speaker 11: But it was it was it was very empty and
Speaker 11: substance and and and rich and rhetoric. I said, that,
Speaker 11: you know, like you said, so, I wouldn't be so impressed.
Speaker 11: I mean, for any half brained person, you could clearly
Speaker 11: see she looked.
Speaker 2: She looked like a better presidential candidate than I think
Speaker 2: Joe Biden would have.
Speaker 11: Maybe not maybe I guess, but not not not as
Speaker 11: much as as Trump. But but I wouldn't be so impressed.
Speaker 11: I mean, you know the score, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 11: and I got to.
Speaker 2: Call it fairly, and I'm just telling you it was
Speaker 2: she she delivered a great speech, much better.
Speaker 11: Than she also said he had dumb so security, which
Speaker 11: is no proof.
Speaker 2: No, that was that was untrue. That was untrue, and
Speaker 2: I explain that. Yes, I'm very much aware of that.
Speaker 2: I mentioned that last night as well. Rick. I got
Speaker 2: to get one more into I want you scream, thank
Speaker 2: you much, John and Drake, and I'd give about twenty
Speaker 2: seconds of the last call of the hour, you give
Speaker 2: me your whatever you want to give.
Speaker 6: Me the best shot between between the state reunion and
Speaker 6: then of course the debate.
Speaker 7: I think that they just did not hit him with
Speaker 7: enough at all.
Speaker 10: I don't think they hit him up enough.
Speaker 2: Well, they might have been, I don't know.
Speaker 7: He failed miserably.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. It was a different person in
Speaker 2: the debate than I saw a few minutes early at
Speaker 2: the State of the Union. Message.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, I'll just say this on the close. Let me
Speaker 10: tell you this. I said this in sixteen. I didn't
Speaker 10: say the last one.
Speaker 7: It's Donald Trump. He's gonna blow him out.
Speaker 2: We will see. I don't. I think it's going to
Speaker 2: be a much closer election than you than you predict.
Speaker 2: But if I'm wrong, I want to call me back.
Speaker 2: You take a you take a victory lap.
Speaker 7: For enough you get, you get a free pizza.
Speaker 2: Okay, thanks John, talk to you soon. Wea come back.
Speaker 2: Twentieth Hour. I think I know what I'm gonna do,
Speaker 2: but I'm not totally true. So let's hold off. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you right after the eleven o'clock news our twentieth
Speaker 2: hour subject for the week.