Speaker 1: It's nice eyes. Dan rays Untelling, Boston's news Radio.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're talking about what may be taking place. An
Speaker 2: article in the Boston Herald today talks about National Students
Speaker 2: for Justice in Palestine planning October seventh to eleven protests
Speaker 2: to mark a year of genocide in Gaza. Let me
Speaker 2: tell you, these guys don't quit for over eleven months now,
Speaker 2: It writes the Zionist entity. By that they mean Israel,
Speaker 2: with the backing of the US and our universities, has
Speaker 2: committed and noticed they filled the universities in there has
Speaker 2: committed a horrific assault. And the nearly two million Palestinians
Speaker 2: living in the Gaza strip since the start of this genocide,
Speaker 2: what happened on October seventh, obviously is something this group
Speaker 2: is going to ignore. The people of Gaza have continued
Speaker 2: to stand steadfast, resilient and unwavering in the wavering in
Speaker 2: the face of these crimes. So does Israel have a
Speaker 2: right to defend itself or not? I think they do.
Speaker 2: For a year we have risen and for Gaza will
Speaker 2: continue to rise no matter how long it takes. We
Speaker 2: will rise to our university's complicity in this genocide. To
Speaker 2: fight for the end of the colonization of Palestine and
Speaker 2: to fight for the complete liberation of Palestine from the
Speaker 2: river to the sea. With the river to the sea means,
Speaker 2: ladies and gentlemen, it is something very simple to eradicate
Speaker 2: and eliminate the state of Israel. These are absolute radicals
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Speaker 2: First up this hour to Russell to New York. Russell,
Speaker 2: your health through the news. I appreciate that very much.
Speaker 2: We're talking about the October seventh anniversary and what some
Speaker 2: of this country are going to do to commemorate the anniversary,
Speaker 2: which is not going to be nice.
Speaker 3: Thanks Dan, as a person time Jewish call it from
Speaker 3: New York. I want to wish you a shanatova a
Speaker 3: happy new year.
Speaker 2: Russell, Well, I want to give you. I want to
Speaker 2: give you around the po as your first time called it.
Speaker 2: Welcome to night, SA go right ahead.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll be listening. I called w ABC down here
Speaker 3: quite a bit, but I'll be listening to WBZ now
Speaker 3: that I know you're on, and I'm sorry I missed. Jeff.
Speaker 3: He should that we should show all the horrors of
Speaker 3: the conflict. And do you think this is why Israel
Speaker 3: denies journalists access to Gaza and targets journalists in Gaza.
Speaker 3: And the second thing He also mentioned moral depravity and
Speaker 3: in the in the now, in the Internet of all
Speaker 3: things nowadays, when you're put in pagers and rooftop solar
Speaker 3: panels and water filtration systems, listium battery booby traps that
Speaker 3: kill people. Is this morally depraved? So I'll ask you
Speaker 3: that is that what.
Speaker 2: Let's let's take let's let's let's take the questions one
Speaker 2: at a time. Okay, okay, uh i uh, I'm sure
Speaker 2: that when the idea is going into Gaza in a
Speaker 2: I've seen plenty of video out of Gaza, to be
Speaker 2: really honest with you, and I've seen, uh, you know,
Speaker 2: babies being carried to ambulances. I've seen babies and hospitals.
Speaker 2: I've seen a lot of what I would consider to
Speaker 2: be pure propaganda footage coming out of Gaza. But what
Speaker 2: we were talking about was the depravity of October seventh, uh,
Speaker 2: And why we know the terrorists, as you know, had
Speaker 2: had go pro cameras and they called their parents and
Speaker 2: told them how happy they were that they killed Jews.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you've you've heard some of those recordings. But
Speaker 2: what we were talking about specifically was why we didn't
Speaker 2: see the absolute horror of grandparents who killed in their beds,
Speaker 2: of children who were slatted in front of their parents
Speaker 2: and then their parents were killed. That's that's real depravity.
Speaker 2: In terms of the second thing that you mentioned just
Speaker 2: to try to I don't want to forget the idea
Speaker 2: of blowing up pages or having pages that blow up
Speaker 2: in the pockets of Hezbollat terrorists. Gee, I don't see
Speaker 2: anything wrong with that. I think it's a great way
Speaker 2: to limit the amount of damage. When when Iran fired
Speaker 2: one hundred and eighty ballistic missiles in on on tele
Speaker 2: even on parts of Israel a couple of nights ago,
Speaker 2: I think that would have done a lot more damage
Speaker 2: if Israel didn't have that iron don't If don't, I
Speaker 2: mean we knew, Israel knew somehow that these these pages
Speaker 2: would be carried by terrorists, people who are members of
Speaker 2: hes Balah Dan.
Speaker 3: Dan, Can I just tell you why that the pages
Speaker 3: are a problem. Yeah, it's because we all use things
Speaker 3: with lithium batteries, and these cars are huge lithium batteries.
Speaker 3: And if there's coding that's put in by the Chinese
Speaker 3: or anybody else, if the weaponization of the supply chain
Speaker 3: is allowed, weren't for real big problems, there's going to
Speaker 3: be a freezing up of trade. And you know the
Speaker 3: reason we don't see a lot of pictures of October
Speaker 3: seventh is because they want to manufacture consent for genocide.
Speaker 3: A lot of that damage to Israelis were done by
Speaker 3: tanks and air gunships, Israeli gunships that were killing everybody
Speaker 3: that moved. We never saw what really happened, Dan, can
Speaker 3: I get.
Speaker 2: I want to make sure I understand Russell what you're saying.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to cut you off. That's what you
Speaker 2: don't do on night side. You're a gentleman. We can
Speaker 2: have a conversation. My understanding was that on the morning
Speaker 2: of October seventh, the Israel was caught by surprise. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, that Netanyahu government was criticized and
Speaker 2: criticized heavily as to how the Israeli security forces and
Speaker 2: intelligence forces did not know this was coming. And so
Speaker 2: I don't know that there were any Israeli government gunships
Speaker 2: up above the killing fields of Israel that morning. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: There's been reporting that there were women is Idea of
Speaker 3: women on the border that were reporting there was a
Speaker 3: massing of the Hamas on the border, so they knew
Speaker 3: it was coming. And the last thing I want to
Speaker 3: ask you is, you know, do we have defense treaty
Speaker 3: with Israel? Because in nineteen sixty seven. You'll remember the
Speaker 3: USS Liberty the USA.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'm fin okay.
Speaker 3: I want to have you one last thing, Dan, one
Speaker 3: last thing. Goodness. All lead to the dismantling of Israel
Speaker 3: like Rhodesia or the Soviet Union, because you know, some
Speaker 3: of us believe that Israel was created to put us
Speaker 3: all in a ghetto over there, Great Britain, the US,
Speaker 3: they don't want us in their countries, and so they
Speaker 3: want to have one place to stick all of us.
Speaker 3: Has that ever occurred to you?
Speaker 2: Well? First of all, First of all, I know that
Speaker 2: there is a very significant Jewish population in the United States, Russell.
Speaker 2: And I'm sure you, as someone who tells me are Jewish,
Speaker 2: I'm sure you have many Jewish friends in New York
Speaker 2: City and elsewhere around the country. I went to school
Speaker 2: in the nineteen sixties, probably with more Jewish kids than
Speaker 2: most public school kids go today. I went to a
Speaker 2: school called Boston Latin School, and the smartest kids in
Speaker 2: the school were the Jewish, the Jewish kids, and the
Speaker 2: Asian kids. And as an Irish Catholic kid would went
Speaker 2: to elementary school taught by the nuns, I learned very
Speaker 2: quickly that there are a lot of smart people of
Speaker 2: different backgrounds since is in the nineteen sixties. I don't
Speaker 2: think that the US and Great Britain. Everything that I've
Speaker 2: read and everything that I know about history is that
Speaker 2: Jewish people have been in that part of the world
Speaker 2: for millennium millennia, and that many Jewish people, including many
Speaker 2: from the old Soviet Union, when they got out of
Speaker 2: the Soviet Union, they headed right to Israel. There's sick
Speaker 2: there's only I have been think it's about six and
Speaker 2: a half seven million people in Israel. I might be
Speaker 2: a little off, but I think that number is pretty close.
Speaker 2: I would bet you that in this country there's only
Speaker 2: about fifteen million Jewish people in the world. As I
Speaker 2: understand that Western Europe has become a again very unfriendly
Speaker 2: to Jewish people. In Central Europe has a history of that.
Speaker 2: We have a substantial Jewish population in America. I can
Speaker 2: google that during this break. But I've never heard anyone express,
Speaker 2: particularly someone like yourself who's Jewish, that somehow the establishment
Speaker 2: of the State of Israel was some sort of a
Speaker 2: plot to put all the Jews in the world in
Speaker 2: one location. I've never heard.
Speaker 3: That theory before, so maybe she expands your horizons. You know,
Speaker 3: we have more Jewish people here in New York than
Speaker 3: and you were outside of Israel. So I've gone to school.
Speaker 3: I'm sixty eight years old and I've gone to school.
Speaker 3: A lot of Jewish people and a lot of us
Speaker 3: believe the same thing. And I want to ask you,
Speaker 3: do you think students on campus have a right to
Speaker 3: not feel uncomfortable? Is that what Jeff was saying, They're
Speaker 3: being intimidated. Isn't it really that they don't want to
Speaker 3: feel uncomfortable by no.
Speaker 2: No, no, I don't accept your characterization, Russell. I think
Speaker 2: that students at a college campus who have either paid
Speaker 2: or their parents have paid for their education, they have
Speaker 2: a right to have their ideas challenged in and outside
Speaker 2: the classroom. That's what college is. It's a petriot district
Speaker 2: competing ideas. You are very well spoken. I'm sure you
Speaker 2: went to a great college yourself. You know what I'm
Speaker 2: talking about. There's a difference between being made to feel
Speaker 2: uncomfortable in an intellectual setting and to be intimidated physically,
Speaker 2: and that is what has happened to Jewish students here
Speaker 2: at Harvard and at other institutions in the Boston area
Speaker 2: where they have been physically and in New York. By
Speaker 2: the way, in New York, there was one professor at
Speaker 2: Columbia School that you're probably very familiar with it, maybe
Speaker 2: you graduated from, who said that he was exhilarated by
Speaker 2: what happened in the morning of October seventh. Now, that
Speaker 2: would make me feel uncomfortable if he was my professor
Speaker 2: at school. But I would feel very uncomfortable if I
Speaker 2: was trying to get onto college campus and there were
Speaker 2: people who were ripping down posters of Jews who had
Speaker 2: been taken hostage. If there were people who try to
Speaker 2: block me from getting into my dormitory, that's intimidation. That's
Speaker 2: differently discomfort.
Speaker 3: Well, Dan, i'll let you go. You know, I never
Speaker 3: finished City College, but I did go to a good
Speaker 3: high school like you did, and that's where you get
Speaker 3: an education. And I just think this is an effort
Speaker 3: to sanitizing And like you said, you don't have a
Speaker 3: right to feel not feel uncomfortable. You have to face facts.
Speaker 3: And I appreciate the time, and I'll be listening. You've
Speaker 3: got a great show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me tell you again that you you don't
Speaker 2: have a look on the left has always said that
Speaker 2: when when they were professors who who said something, You know,
Speaker 2: a conservative professor says something that made children, that made
Speaker 2: some of the students uncomfortable. I often used to compare
Speaker 2: the discomfort that were felt by some who wanted, you know,
Speaker 2: safe places, and they wanted comfort animals. And these were
Speaker 2: college students. I'm sure you're familiar with what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: Well, and I courity blank I had a security blanket too,
Speaker 3: and I'm voting for Trump.
Speaker 2: Hopefully, hopefully you got rid of it big time you
Speaker 2: were eighteen. We all had blankers and teddy bears when
Speaker 2: we were young. But I I to compare the discomfort
Speaker 2: that are felt by eighteen year old's college students across
Speaker 2: America when they go into a classroom and there's a
Speaker 2: professor there who challenges them. When I went to law school,
Speaker 2: the professors where I went to they would go up
Speaker 2: one side of you and down the other because they
Speaker 2: wanted to make you a better lawyer, and you better
Speaker 2: come to class prepared. I had one professor, Professor Aronowitz,
Speaker 2: who would throw you out of the class if you
Speaker 2: hadn't briefed the case that we were studying that day,
Speaker 2: and you would go into that classroom and if you
Speaker 2: had the misfortune of not briefing the case in advance
Speaker 2: and not being prepared for it, and then he looked
Speaker 2: at you and he almost had a sense he could
Speaker 2: find the students who hadn't briefed the cases that day,
Speaker 2: and he would simply point to the back door. You
Speaker 2: felt pretty uncomfortable, but you became a better student as
Speaker 2: a consequence of that experience, because all of us experienced
Speaker 2: it at one time or another. I always like to
Speaker 2: talk about the discomfort that kids, eighteen year old kids
Speaker 2: in nineteen forty four in June and forty four felt
Speaker 2: as they hit the beaches, Normandy, and that's real discomfort.
Speaker 2: That's real discomfort.
Speaker 3: Well, he'd appreciate your rigor now, Dan, he sure would,
Speaker 3: thanks very much.
Speaker 2: He used to enjoy arguing with me, and I enjoyed
Speaker 2: arguing with him. I appreciate you, Paul Wrestling. I hope
Speaker 2: you come back soon. Thank you.
Speaker 3: I will fine, I have a great night.
Speaker 2: We continue here on nightside. I know that was a
Speaker 2: challenging phone call, I think, and I think he handled himself.
Speaker 2: As gentlemen, that's what we do on Nightside, coming back
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Speaker 2: Let's keep rolling here. This has been an interesting night.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed that last call. I hope you did as well.
Speaker 2: Let me go to Richard and Tu Sturry Richard next
Speaker 2: on Nightside.
Speaker 4: Go right ahead, Richard.
Speaker 2: If Richard's not ready, we'll put Richard on hold and
Speaker 2: we'll come back to Richard in a moment. Ago right
Speaker 2: to Doug in North Carolina. Doug, great to hear your voice.
Speaker 4: Are you hey, Dan?
Speaker 5: Very good, pal, been too long. I hope everything's good
Speaker 5: by you. And I wanted to weigh in on the
Speaker 5: media graphic nature of video, you know, having done what
Speaker 5: you did for many years in New York on AIRIC
Speaker 5: down four, Channel two News Radio eighty eight, which we
Speaker 5: have lost unfortunately, and then I was a news director
Speaker 5: for two ABC stations later on. And it's the same
Speaker 5: old argument. Do you show them what they need to
Speaker 5: see or what they want to see?
Speaker 2: I think you simplify it, Doug, And I think you
Speaker 2: show them what happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And because yeah, I agree, and that's what yeah.
Speaker 5: In New York I had many news directors with different philosophies.
Speaker 5: Some Jerry n Ackman, Mark Monsky put it on show
Speaker 5: all the raw stuff fine, and others were afraid of
Speaker 5: upper level management. They were shaken in their boots. They
Speaker 5: were afraid of the sponsors. And they always said, and
Speaker 5: this was at the beginning of the Internet, where they
Speaker 5: can watch all that graphics stuff online, Well, that's not
Speaker 5: the point. It's all okay, it's all responsibility. It's an
Speaker 5: oath that I believe we take. Yes, that you've got
Speaker 5: to put the graphics stuff on. Now you can do
Speaker 5: some light editing of a lot of it, yeah, you know,
Speaker 5: but for the most part, let's hear it, let's see
Speaker 5: some of it, or these functional idiots in this society
Speaker 5: will never know what's going on.
Speaker 2: Well, when we talk about October seventh, for example, in
Speaker 2: any major city, whether it's Charlotte or whether it's Boston
Speaker 2: or New York or Chicago, there's going to be a
Speaker 2: certain number of street crime murders.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: I don't think that you need to show everybody that
Speaker 2: displayed on the street after having had, you know, ten
Speaker 2: bullets pumped into their head. However, when you have an
Speaker 2: event of the magnitude of the terror attacks of last
Speaker 2: October seventh, and not only the terror attacks, but also
Speaker 2: the timing of that attack, the people that were targeted.
Speaker 2: This was not a terror attack and a military still installation.
Speaker 2: This was a terror attack at a music festival. I mean,
Speaker 2: these people were defenseless and I don't think and there
Speaker 2: were people then killed in their homes, grandparents in front
Speaker 2: of their grandchildren and vice versa. This was and by
Speaker 2: the way, the video was shot often by the terrorists themselves.
Speaker 2: They had these go pro cameras which you just mount.
Speaker 2: It's like a lot of the bike riders have go
Speaker 2: pro cameras now, so you know you can. I one
Speaker 2: I saw one last night. It showed a gentleman riding
Speaker 2: his car. He didn't have a go pro camera, but
Speaker 2: he had a camera in his car. Yeah, and coming
Speaker 2: in the opposite direction was I'm not sure if it's
Speaker 2: a man or a woman riding a bike and they
Speaker 2: were looking at their phone and they never stopped and
Speaker 2: the guy had nowhere to go. They basically re hitted
Speaker 2: the car. The car had stopped, but they showed this.
Speaker 2: They wanted to show it to the world, and I
Speaker 2: think that they maybe wanted to show the world to
Speaker 2: show how courageous they were or how brave they were
Speaker 2: to kill children or to kill Yeah, god, I think
Speaker 2: that it should have been shown. You don't have to
Speaker 2: put people's faces, but let the American people understand what
Speaker 2: truly happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just do a disclaimer, do it going in,
Speaker 5: put the lighter footage on first, so they've got to look.
Speaker 5: These days, you don't even have to get up and
Speaker 5: shut the TV off anymore. You can just hit the remote,
Speaker 5: let the buyer beware, and if they don't want to
Speaker 5: see it, they can shut it off or go to
Speaker 5: another channel, or never watch the newscast again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think that again. I think of some
Speaker 2: of the stuff that was done in the Vietnam War.
Speaker 2: For example, this one that was a polit surprise winning picture.
Speaker 2: You may be of a certain vintage that you remember.
Speaker 2: There was a sealth Vietnamese colonel who basically thought his
Speaker 2: gun up the side of what they thought was a
Speaker 2: North Vinemese spy, and they showed actually the bullet impacting
Speaker 2: the guy's head. That changed a lot of attitudes in America.
Speaker 5: I mean, no longer, that's right, And I'll tell you
Speaker 5: what else changed. The Meelie massacre with William Kelly who
Speaker 5: just died down here, and of course the famous footage
Speaker 5: from CBS when they were burning down the thatched cottages
Speaker 5: that CBS put on with Morley Safer, and that really
Speaker 5: swung the opinion until Cronkite finally bailed on Vietnam. But
Speaker 5: it was all that footage, Dan, You're right, those pullets,
Speaker 5: surprise pictures that turned it. And I think we need
Speaker 5: to see some of this again, yeah.
Speaker 2: And particularly here because this was this was the single
Speaker 2: worst slaughter of Jewish people since the end, since the
Speaker 2: end of World War two, since the Holocaust.
Speaker 5: That's right, and the network sanitized it. Okay, we know
Speaker 5: which side they're on. I'm embarrassed to admit that that
Speaker 5: the places where I worked when we were right down
Speaker 5: the middle of the fairway, like you guys, were no favorites,
Speaker 5: no special opinions on politicians or anybody. But now it's
Speaker 5: so tainted, and you know, NBC stands for nothing but
Speaker 5: confusion at this point, right, And I mean, it's it's
Speaker 5: sickening to see the places where I once worked.
Speaker 2: Well, let me ask you this, Doug. I know you're
Speaker 2: in North Carolina, and there was some horrific communities, particularly
Speaker 2: up in the hills Ashville and places like that. Are
Speaker 2: you in a safe, safer location. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're in Raleigh where the governor has set up
Speaker 5: camp to do his news conferences every day and basically
Speaker 5: get nothing done with all the other politicians coming in
Speaker 5: and out. But no, the real problem is Ashville, probably
Speaker 5: with a circle of about fifty miles around it, and
Speaker 5: that is at least two or three hours west of
Speaker 5: us here in Raleigh.
Speaker 2: Yeah. A kid I grew up with who played baseball,
Speaker 2: was in the Pirates farm system and he played at
Speaker 2: Ashville back in the day. It was single a baseball
Speaker 2: and wow, I thought to myself, Wow, what it would
Speaker 2: be like to, you know, play in Ashville, North Carolina.
Speaker 2: And now you realize that that community has been devastated,
Speaker 2: just devastating devastated.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: Yeah, thanks Doug.
Speaker 2: I appreciate your call. Call him more often.
Speaker 5: Okay, Dan, love you, miss you, Bye bye.
Speaker 2: Right back at your bill. All right, take quick break.
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Speaker 2: Thursday night. We're heading towards the weekend, folks, and it's
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Speaker 2: showers on Saturday morning, but a beautiful Saturday and even
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Speaker 1: Night side though, with Dan Ray on Bzy Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: All right, we do have a full lines, which is great.
Speaker 2: I always love that. How are you? How you doing good?
Speaker 8: Very well?
Speaker 1: You feel better?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: Okay, it's go ahead.
Speaker 8: Cabotic Okay. So here's what I'd like. There's so much
Speaker 8: misinformation out there, and the idea that what's going on
Speaker 8: in Gaza is genocide is totally contradictory. If you put
Speaker 8: a picture of Gaza and you put a picture of Ukraine,
Speaker 8: next to each other, they will look very similar. If
Speaker 8: you put a picture of Asherwitz next to it, there
Speaker 8: will be no comparison.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I would say this, I would like to
Speaker 2: address what I would what I would like to do
Speaker 2: is see the pictures in reality of what those small
Speaker 2: commitzers commitzers looked on the morning of October seventh.
Speaker 9: Well, that will look more.
Speaker 8: That will look more like Ashwitz than I mean, a
Speaker 8: gas war.
Speaker 5: It's terrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was the same what's going on in.
Speaker 8: Ukraine as war. It's terrible too.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Sorry, you know what I was saying was
Speaker 2: that there was an intention, specific intention on morning of
Speaker 2: October seventh, to take out as many elderly Jews, as
Speaker 2: many children who are Jewish. That was not a military
Speaker 2: activity that was done, not at all terrorists against civilians.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, I lean, I mean I didn't mean to
Speaker 2: cut you.
Speaker 9: Ay.
Speaker 8: Well, and that's no no feel free the other So
Speaker 8: I think we need to have some billboards up there
Speaker 8: this say is this is war on one side and
Speaker 8: this is genocide on the other. That's one thing. And two,
Speaker 8: I don't think people realize how much genocide is going
Speaker 8: on all over the world.
Speaker 2: Since a lot of Genesis. There's a lot of genocide
Speaker 2: going on in parts of the world that we're not
Speaker 2: as familiar with this.
Speaker 8: So it's just a good yes. Since two thousand, sixty,
Speaker 8: two thousand Christians have been slaughtered in Nigeria by Islamic
Speaker 8: she had. So my point about this is, don't you
Speaker 8: better get your decks of the row, you better get
Speaker 8: yourself educated. They'll come after you as soon as they're
Speaker 8: done with the Jews.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean that is the that is the argument
Speaker 2: in all of that. At the same time, in this country,
Speaker 2: in all honesty, I believe that that we need to
Speaker 2: learn to live together.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, not toussing about it. I mean, it's it's
Speaker 8: not Muslims, it's not Islamics, it's the it's the Jihannis.
Speaker 2: I lean, you have a You have a lot of
Speaker 2: crackling on your line, and I hope that's our lean's
Speaker 2: lining on our line. Rob, correct now.
Speaker 8: It's my line. I'm sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So I'm gonna let you go for Noway.
Speaker 2: Call back soon, good night, Okay, just after having the
Speaker 2: problem we had earlier tonight, I had, Yeah, no, eyelines,
Speaker 2: how it's fine. Bob and Rain and Bobby are next
Speaker 2: to nightsig right, hit.
Speaker 4: Sir, Hey Dan, how's it going.
Speaker 2: I'm doing great, Bob. What's on your mind tonight?
Speaker 4: Good. I'd just like to obviously compare what happened on
Speaker 4: October seventh to our September eleventh and also kind of
Speaker 4: express kind of my disgust in our media regarding September eleventh,
Speaker 4: as from what I can see them trying to kind
Speaker 4: of clean up or not even report on or show,
Speaker 4: you know, the horror that happened on that day anymore.
Speaker 4: You know, on the media, they you know, they show
Speaker 4: memorials here and there, but they don't show the event
Speaker 4: that happened. You have to, you have to dig to
Speaker 4: see that event. And I think, you know, for the
Speaker 4: young people that weren't even born in to kind of
Speaker 4: try to hide it from them, to me is a disgrace.
Speaker 2: Well, and we say that. Let me just say this
Speaker 2: if I could, Bob, and that is that on this
Speaker 2: September eleventh, meaning September eleventh, twenty twenty four, I think
Speaker 2: that both that a lot of the networks replayed the
Speaker 2: horror of that morning. I saw the planes crashing into
Speaker 2: the buildings. Again, I don't think I think it was
Speaker 2: you know, you realize that this was being shown twenty
Speaker 2: three years later, but it did stir up in my
Speaker 2: soul or in my heart, in my mind what that
Speaker 2: feeling was like that morning, the idea of are we next?
Speaker 2: I mean, you really had that sense that day, you
Speaker 2: know that no one was safe?
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, and I I didn't. I actually didn't see
Speaker 4: any of that. I actually thought I'd looked for it
Speaker 4: pretty good and I didn't see. You know again, I
Speaker 4: saw a bunch of memorials and so on. But anyway,
Speaker 4: getting back to October seventh, again, as you said, I mean,
Speaker 4: a complete terrorist, horrific act against fellow human beings. I
Speaker 4: don't care who they are, Jews, Christians, whoever they are.
Speaker 4: I'm not Jewish, but I thought it was one of
Speaker 4: the most horrific things I ever heard of. And then
Speaker 4: getting back to one of our historic dates of December seventh,
Speaker 4: nineteen forty one, I guess you can kind of say
Speaker 4: that was an honorable attack because it was a military
Speaker 4: against military. I mean, I know the guys were sleeping
Speaker 4: and everything, but to go after, you know, as you said,
Speaker 4: innocent civilians. I don't know how anyone can defend that
Speaker 4: into even not condone what Israel is doing in Gaza,
Speaker 4: because God bless Prime Minister and Nyahu in my mind,
Speaker 4: and he's doing as any great leader should do, and
Speaker 4: that is defend the people of his country. And I
Speaker 4: hope he finishes a job and continues to do whatever
Speaker 4: he needs to do to make his people safe.
Speaker 2: Couldn't agree with you more well, said Bob. I can't
Speaker 2: say it any better. Thank you, My friend's.
Speaker 7: Always thank you.
Speaker 3: Good night.
Speaker 2: All right, let me see if I can get one
Speaker 2: more in here before the break. Sure, let's let me
Speaker 2: try Terry down on Cape Cod Terry, you're next to
Speaker 2: night Sager.
Speaker 6: Right ahead, Hi, damn thank him for taking my call
Speaker 6: so I help. A different perspective. I believe that every
Speaker 6: college on the planet, especially here in the United States,
Speaker 6: should have instant access to every student on their campus.
Speaker 6: They should remind their students that a, this is a
Speaker 6: higher rebel college of education for that purpose alone. You
Speaker 6: are a guest here. You do not own the land,
Speaker 6: you do not own the buildings. You do not own
Speaker 6: the right to interfere with any other student's education. Anyone, anyone,
Speaker 6: anyone that chooses to interfere in any way will be
Speaker 6: immediately expelled. There will be no refunds. There will be
Speaker 6: no opportunity to become a student again for a minimum
Speaker 6: of three years period. End of story. No matter what
Speaker 6: the cause is, take it elsewhere.
Speaker 2: By the way, that was the position that the president
Speaker 2: of Vanderbilt University in Tennessee took. There were some protests
Speaker 2: and students were expelled. They attempted to take over the
Speaker 2: president's office. It's a huge mistake. The students were expelled
Speaker 2: and the demonstration stopped. I mean there was this, uh,
Speaker 2: this president down there who was not going to tolerate
Speaker 2: physical violence. And that's what we're talking about. You want
Speaker 2: to have a protest, great, that's right. At the same time,
Speaker 2: you want to try to take over someone else's office, Well,
Speaker 2: you've crossed the line. You've crossed the line. You can speak.
Speaker 6: And just if a group of students tack over a building,
Speaker 6: they got five minutes to get out or the water
Speaker 6: could shut off. All the electricity gets shut up, No
Speaker 6: food or water will go in that building. And if
Speaker 6: one thing gets broken, they're all going to be criminally arched.
Speaker 2: Terry, if I ever become the president of the university,
Speaker 2: I'm going to make you the dean of students.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, but I'll kill you.
Speaker 6: That's how I feel.
Speaker 2: Well. I feel very similarly in this nothing that you
Speaker 2: said that I would disagree with Terry. I'm up on
Speaker 2: my break, so I gotta let you run. But it's
Speaker 2: always great to hear your voice.
Speaker 4: Okay, look forward to I'm a wonderful night.
Speaker 6: Okay, bye, Dan.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll take a break. The only line that
Speaker 2: is open now is six one seven two five four.
Speaker 2: I got Matt Brighton, got Will and Long Island, and
Speaker 2: I got maybe room for you six one, seven thirty.
Speaker 2: Let's just keep going here. We're heading towards midnight. My
Speaker 2: name's Dan Ray. Friday is just around the corner. And
Speaker 2: after Friday, you know what comes the weekend?
Speaker 1: Back after this now, back to Dan Ray line from
Speaker 1: the Window World night Sight Studios on w b Z vidio.
Speaker 2: Okay, where are we going next? Let me go to
Speaker 2: Matt and Brighton. Matt, you're a next one night, said
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 7: He and An.
Speaker 10: So just wanted to say, you know a couple of things,
Speaker 10: based on what people have said, you know, from somebody
Speaker 10: who grew up in a you know.
Speaker 7: Conservative Jewish background.
Speaker 10: I feel, you know, everyone has an opinion, and then
Speaker 10: you know, opinions and acts are two different things. So
Speaker 10: you know, when people called it the genocide, I mean,
Speaker 10: it's it's it's.
Speaker 7: It's just very not hard to listen to. It's just
Speaker 7: not true.
Speaker 10: I mean when you compare it to Auschwitz, you know,
Speaker 10: you say this is an actual one.
Speaker 7: I mean Auschwitz.
Speaker 10: My first off, there were hundreds of camps in the
Speaker 10: Holocaust and the Final Solution and systematic genocide and taking
Speaker 10: people from gestapos and places and training them on you know,
Speaker 10: physical trains to camps. It's far different than warfare and
Speaker 10: being attacked. No matter how you spin it, and no
Speaker 10: matter what side of the radical you want to try
Speaker 10: and justify that Israel is committing genocide, which it is not.
Speaker 7: That's just one strong statement I wanted to make.
Speaker 10: Have any family there. This is a constant thing. And
Speaker 10: we have a population of people that are under a
Speaker 10: certain age fifty percent, which in God's I believe, correct
Speaker 10: me if I'm wrong, it's under eighteen fifty percent. Unfortunately,
Speaker 10: casualties of those you know, ages are going to occur,
Speaker 10: but those hostages are not alive. So Israel is every
Speaker 10: right to do what they're doing in the south, if
Speaker 10: every right they're doing, do what they're doing in the
Speaker 10: north of it Iran and Hezboa, you know who's directing
Speaker 10: being directed by Iran, And you know, I want to
Speaker 10: hear you know, if you have to say something. But
Speaker 10: with the college campuses that cannot go on peaceful protests
Speaker 10: is fine. You know, I believe in the Constitution. I'm
Speaker 10: a huge believer in a Bill of rights. And you
Speaker 10: don't have to like what you hear. But when you
Speaker 10: build encampments and you let people who spend one hundred
Speaker 10: and twenty thousand dollars to not even have a graduation
Speaker 10: and keep people from going to classes because they're an American.
Speaker 7: Jew or support, that is disgusting.
Speaker 10: And these people have mostly no clue what they're talking about,
Speaker 10: and they're together to get an education, and a lot
Speaker 10: of these schools allow it, and a lot of them
Speaker 10: are jeduate schools in some of these situations, which is
Speaker 10: very unfortunate and very good institutions, as you said, Vanderdebolt, Columbia, Harvard,
Speaker 10: many more, UCLA.
Speaker 2: So that I agree with you, and you know I'm
Speaker 2: going to say to disagree, So I'll let you go
Speaker 2: for now, and I thank you for that. I appreciate it.
Speaker 10: The second night of versus Shanna, you know it's the
Speaker 10: just in going to a new year. You want to
Speaker 10: see peace. You want to see prosperity for everybody. That's
Speaker 10: what it's a doubt, and that's what I want to
Speaker 10: see for Israel with We do not need to be
Speaker 10: attacked and they can. We need peace and they need
Speaker 10: to give it up.
Speaker 2: But I'm not mistaken. I believe the year is five five, it's.
Speaker 7: Eighty five or eighty six, you're correct, fair enough?
Speaker 10: Okay, Yeah, I'm not sure why. We've had a couple
Speaker 10: of years. We've had a couple of years, many of
Speaker 10: which I wasn't alive for, but I appreciate that. Just
Speaker 10: wanted to just get that statment in.
Speaker 2: Thanks very much. Okay, good night. Let me go to
Speaker 2: Will down in Long Island.
Speaker 5: Will.
Speaker 2: How are you tonight?
Speaker 4: Oh Dan?
Speaker 9: You know how I'm doing, especially when we talk about this,
Speaker 9: when I listen to this, you know, the irony of
Speaker 9: people saying that what Israel is doing is genocide when
Speaker 9: the animals that they're fighting that floated innocent babies, set
Speaker 9: babies on fire, raped women, you know, chopped off heads
Speaker 9: of old people, slaughtered people in front of their families.
Speaker 9: When the irony of people saying that this is a
Speaker 9: genocide defending yourself, when the motto of the Hamas that
Speaker 9: was voted for by the Palestinians is from the river
Speaker 9: to the sea, and that all of Israel should be gone.
Speaker 9: The motto of Iran is death to Israel surrounded by murderers. Okay,
Speaker 9: people living in the United States marching across our country
Speaker 9: saying death to Israel, death to America on our land.
Speaker 9: The irony of these people calling that the genocide is palpable,
Speaker 9: It's disgusting, it's stupid. You're straight stupid. You just don't
Speaker 9: understand what the genocide is. These people have made their
Speaker 9: politics as part of the main part of their politics
Speaker 9: is to kill all the Jews and destroy whi Israel.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's mind boggling how stupid you have to
Speaker 9: be to sit here and say that defending your nation
Speaker 9: against people that want to eradicate you and actually commit
Speaker 9: genocide against you, To call that genocide is almost it's
Speaker 9: We're at a point of an irreconcilable difference. There is
Speaker 9: no arguing with these people and we have invited them
Speaker 9: in and the worst part is to listen to Americans
Speaker 9: sit here and say it's not the Muslims, it's the Jihattist. Well,
Speaker 9: I beg to differ a little bit, okay, because is
Speaker 9: it the jihadist that was shouting aluakbar on September eleventh
Speaker 9: in Palestine while the buildings were falling down? Was it
Speaker 9: the jihadists that are marching at college campuses around the
Speaker 9: country calling for death to Jews, holding up Nazi signs,
Speaker 9: Death to Israel and death to America? Is it the
Speaker 9: jihadists that are marching in dear Bornistan over there in
Speaker 9: Michigan calling for the death to are in the streets
Speaker 9: of New York flooded with them? But was that flooded
Speaker 9: with Jiehattis or was just terrorist sympathizers that live here
Speaker 9: in the tens of thousands across the United States and
Speaker 9: are pouring in across our border every day unchecked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let us see what happens next week on college campuses. Hey,
Speaker 2: will stay there. I want to have a pink nightside
Speaker 2: T shirt for your wife. It's a breast cancer awareness month,
Speaker 2: so stay there. Yes, thank you, Rob, We'll get the information. Okay,
Speaker 2: thank you very much to the callers who are still
Speaker 2: in the line. I wish you called earlier, but were
Speaker 2: flat out of time, so I apologize to all. Ellenda
Speaker 2: is always. I'll thank Robin, I'll thank Marita, and I'll
Speaker 2: thank all of you callers as well as listeners back
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