Speaker 1: It's Boston's News Radio.
Speaker 2: We were previewing tomorrow night's big debate in Philadelphia. In Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: it'll all be over by this time tomorrow night, and
Speaker 2: we'll be telling you who we thought. I will tell
Speaker 2: you honestly, who I think wins the debate, and I
Speaker 2: will explain my reasons. I hope all of you will
Speaker 2: participate tomorrow night and let me know what you think.
Speaker 2: It's as simple as that. I can tell you that
Speaker 2: the the victory that Donald Trump had over Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: in retrospect, probably Trump is thinking to himself right now, hey,
Speaker 2: it might have been better to obviously well, I think
Speaker 2: that I think that that Joe Biden had a horrific night,
Speaker 2: and I don't think Kamala Harris will have a horrific
Speaker 2: night tomorrow night. I think it'll be a much closer contest.
Speaker 2: We'll see next up. Theodore and Maryland. Welcome back, Theodore.
Speaker 2: How are you tonight?
Speaker 3: I'm good, young man, about yourself?
Speaker 2: Rough about the same, about the same. What's going on?
Speaker 2: What's what are you looking for tomorrow night? I know
Speaker 2: that you're no fan of Donald Trump, and I'm assuming
Speaker 2: that you probably are, uh prep you know, positively inclined
Speaker 2: towards the vice president. What do you think is likely
Speaker 2: to happen? And what do you expect?
Speaker 3: Well, I like your preface. Can you can you hear me?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 2: You break it up on me a little bit. I
Speaker 2: got a little static.
Speaker 5: Here, but goings that now better?
Speaker 2: Well the statics speaking in us, Theodore, go ahead, let's
Speaker 2: let's go as long as we can.
Speaker 3: I like the preface, not comments by informing Mardi and
Speaker 3: those who heard him say that though you hit they
Speaker 3: may not know it, you would be quite comfortable. I've
Speaker 3: been next to Mars Stuart wherever she lives in that
Speaker 3: rarefied atmosphere. So Mardi doesn't really know Dan like most
Speaker 3: people know Dan. Dan would be very comfortable this and
Speaker 3: that tense or any other place like that. So Marty
Speaker 3: needs to check things out and he would agree with me.
Speaker 3: That's the first preface. And I'd like to say this,
Speaker 3: the guy who called her a communist, that's the same
Speaker 3: thing he did with Martin Luther King doing the Civil
Speaker 3: rights era. So you know, I know where he and
Speaker 3: people like that are coming from. And I think the election.
Speaker 2: Well did God last I want you to know, and
Speaker 2: I'm sure you've noticed he did not last long on
Speaker 2: my show tonight.
Speaker 3: Yes, now I think issue is are going to be discussed.
Speaker 3: Of course they're going to tie her into the border,
Speaker 3: but people will notice that once mister Langford, Senator Langford
Speaker 3: of Loklahoma put forth that bill that would have secured
Speaker 3: the border and changed the release policy, catching release policy,
Speaker 3: that mister Johnson went down to Marrie Lago and he
Speaker 3: came back and they said they voted against the bill,
Speaker 3: even though it was an excellent bill. So he got
Speaker 3: Trumps disapproval on that and they changed it, and people
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: I ask you this here. Let me challenge you a
Speaker 2: little bit on that. Okay, I do think that everything
Speaker 2: you said is accurate. Why did it take the Biden administration,
Speaker 2: on the Biden Harris administration three and a half years
Speaker 2: to realize that there was a problem that had.
Speaker 3: To be attended to well with the research and it's
Speaker 3: public knowledge. She made several trips to Mexico, Venezuela and
Speaker 3: the South American countries. Almost ten million dollars was awarded
Speaker 3: to those countries to attempt to get them to get
Speaker 3: better employment for their people so they wouldn't come up here.
Speaker 3: That was not publicized. She did this in hopes of
Speaker 3: making a difference on the border. People would think that
Speaker 3: it's not it was too long to understand that. In
Speaker 3: reference to foreign policy.
Speaker 2: Well, the other thing, and again I don't mean to
Speaker 2: be interruptive, but in fairness, I just want to try
Speaker 2: to be fair on both sides. There have been people
Speaker 2: coming across that border in large numbers from countries way
Speaker 2: beyond our hemisphere. I mean people from China, people from Syria,
Speaker 2: a lot of people. I think it's about a total
Speaker 2: of one hundred and eighty countries who have had people
Speaker 2: across that border. So it's just not South andral or
Speaker 2: Central America.
Speaker 3: Well, it has absolutely, absolutely has to be secured. One
Speaker 3: of the most one of the most inaccurate, i'd say,
Speaker 3: lies that Trump told was that he would get Mexico
Speaker 3: to pay for the border. Now, my tax money and
Speaker 3: your tax money, which you have in luminous amounts, have
Speaker 3: to be used to build a border. That the President
Speaker 3: stood there and promised me that make Sicode would pay
Speaker 3: for that wall. That's one thing. And he's going to
Speaker 3: ramp up teriffs, which makes all the good that we
Speaker 3: pay from this country and that from other countries. He's
Speaker 3: gonna raise those terrasts, and that's gonna raise u uh uh,
Speaker 3: that's gonna raise pardon me, that's gonna raise the uh
Speaker 3: the level part of me that can't think of the word.
Speaker 3: But that's gonna raise prices for all the goods. Now,
Speaker 3: in reference to her wanting to do a uh, what's that,
Speaker 3: she wants to whole prices at a certain level like
Speaker 3: mister Nixon did.
Speaker 2: Well, that was an abysmal failure. First, she she refers
Speaker 2: to it as as price gauging. I think she meant
Speaker 2: price gouging. The only the only question is, here's her problem,
Speaker 2: here's Vice President Harri's problem. She's been there for three
Speaker 2: and a half years. And by the way, did you
Speaker 2: happen to see before we get away from the wall?
Speaker 2: Did you happen to see you know who Aaron Brennette is.
Speaker 2: She's on CNN and I think she's you know on CNN.
Speaker 2: She's not a big fan of Donald Trump, but she
Speaker 2: did a report last week in which she all but
Speaker 2: accused Vice President Harris of hypocrisy in her campaign commercials
Speaker 2: about the border. Did you happen to see that?
Speaker 3: Or no? She did something like that to night, I believe,
Speaker 3: and I didn't see all of them, but I think
Speaker 3: the pro let me.
Speaker 2: Just let me play for you. This is Aaron Brennette.
Speaker 2: She does a program I think it's on at seven
Speaker 2: o'clock called Upfront, and she's no fan of Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I think we can agree on that. This has cut
Speaker 2: twenty six, which stunned me. She in effect is accusing
Speaker 2: Vice President Harris of being hypocritical in the border. This
Speaker 2: is just a little less than a minute. I'd like
Speaker 2: to get your reaction to cut twenty six. Please rob
Speaker 2: cut twenty nay K.
Speaker 6: File investigates in a new report you'll see first out Front.
Speaker 6: The K File team scoured Kamala Harris's tweets and statements
Speaker 6: going all the way back to twenty seventeen, and what
Speaker 6: they found was more than fifty instances of Harris slamming
Speaker 6: Trump's border wall. But now new Harris campaign ads actually
Speaker 6: showcase that very wall.
Speaker 2: As a border state prosecutor, she took on drug cartels
Speaker 2: and jailed gang members for smuggling weapons and drugs across
Speaker 2: the border.
Speaker 6: And on top of critical tweets, Harris also wrote in
Speaker 6: her twenty nineteen book quote there was a bigger reason
Speaker 6: to oppose the border wall. A useless wall on the
Speaker 6: southern border would be nothing more than a symbol, a
Speaker 6: monument standing in opposition to not just everything I value,
Speaker 6: but to the fundamental values upon which this country was built.
Speaker 7: How could I.
Speaker 6: Vote to build what would be little more than a
Speaker 6: monument designed to send the cold, hard message keep out?
Speaker 2: Does that worry you at all? Theodore, and I know
Speaker 2: that you were favorably inclined towards the Vice president. Does
Speaker 2: that worry you when CNN is taking her on? Really
Speaker 2: was she calling her out for being hypocritical?
Speaker 3: Well, she has to answer for that. I understand that.
Speaker 3: At the same time, I realized in politics, it's always
Speaker 3: amazed me if someone did the same thing that Jimmy
Speaker 3: Stewart did in mister Jones goes to Washington, basically they
Speaker 3: wouldn't be in office long. You have to, I won't say, lie,
Speaker 3: prevaricate somewhat, or embellish to get your point across. So
Speaker 3: you know, I'm not going to hold that totally against her.
Speaker 3: But one point I'd like to bring up, and I
Speaker 3: brought it up with you before, and when they're talking
Speaker 3: about national security, the Joint JCPOA, the Joint Comprehensive Plan
Speaker 3: of Action stopped I Ran from getting fusion weapons. The
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty million dollars that they returned to
Speaker 3: Iran was assets of Iran that we had frozen. They
Speaker 3: didn't just give money to it and and returned for that.
Speaker 3: Their program attempting to UH build fusion weapons and uh
Speaker 3: getting uh enrich uranium was virtually stopped. And mister Trump
Speaker 3: came in and and turned that thing around. And another point, wa,
Speaker 3: whoa when when Trump was there?
Speaker 2: When Trump was there, he basically was bringing Iran to
Speaker 2: its knees economically, because the price of oil is what,
Speaker 2: amongst other things, which Iran and both Russia survive on.
Speaker 2: You know, I think Trump did a pretty good job
Speaker 2: in Iran. Iran has been much more active under in
Speaker 2: terms of going after Israel and uh uh and being
Speaker 2: much more active around the world and much more in
Speaker 2: alliance with Russia and China than than the ever were
Speaker 2: under Trump.
Speaker 3: Theodore, Well, well, what you just said was true, but
Speaker 3: mister Trump's stated gold basically to ignore our allies and
Speaker 3: maybe not even deal with him. When you're speaking about
Speaker 3: allies on the other side of Iran, that's very very dangerous.
Speaker 3: And and and I and and and then then I'd
Speaker 3: like to see this this point. There's never been a
Speaker 3: president of the United States who sat down with an
Speaker 3: about enemy like mister Trump did and refused to let
Speaker 3: his American UH interpreter be in there. We don't know
Speaker 3: what this guy told Trump. We don't.
Speaker 2: You're talking you're talking about the meeting that Trump. Just
Speaker 2: so that people know what you're talking about, because I
Speaker 2: know what you're talking about. We're talking about the meeting
Speaker 2: with Trump and Putin. Yeah, okay, my response to that,
Speaker 2: Theodore and I'm going to have to end it because
Speaker 2: I got to move here. Yes, how many countries did
Speaker 2: Putin invade while Donald Trump was in the White House? None,
Speaker 2: that's it, that's it. How many has he invaded while
Speaker 2: President Biden and Vice President Harris is in the White House?
Speaker 3: Okay, he's invaded, you clean. But I'm saying that you
Speaker 3: can't you can't jump. What do you expect us to do?
Speaker 3: Send troops over there? And the fact No, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not suggesting that. On the contrary, what I'm
Speaker 2: suggesting is whatever relationship Trump had or had not with Putin.
Speaker 2: Putin stayed in his metaphorical cave for those four years
Speaker 2: under Trump. Hey, theodo we've gone on, Well, we've actually
Speaker 2: gone over ten minutes. You're the longest call of the night.
Speaker 2: You'll be the longest call of the week because you're
Speaker 2: a great caller, challenging, thoughtful and polite. And I can't
Speaker 2: tell you much. I appreciate you continuing to listen. We
Speaker 2: missed you for two or three years, and I'm glad
Speaker 2: you're back.
Speaker 5: Dan.
Speaker 3: You do gracious. I'd like to hear you come on
Speaker 3: one leg and see man get off the line.
Speaker 5: What happened?
Speaker 3: Be a little tough less callers. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Thanks man, talk to you soon. Good night. Well, take
Speaker 2: a quick break, I got to cut some lines open.
Speaker 2: Joined the conversation back on Nightside.
Speaker 1: Now back to Dan ray Line from the Window World,
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Speaker 2: Okay, I'm gonna move a little bit. We're gonna go
Speaker 2: to Alan Saugus l Next on nightside. Appreciate your patience here.
Speaker 2: Next on nightside.
Speaker 7: Yeah, one quick thing. That border bill was not an
Speaker 7: excellent bill. That's his opinion. That guy you just had
Speaker 7: on it was.
Speaker 2: Saying that I wasn't gonna quibble with that, but there
Speaker 2: were there were there were certainly questions with it, and
Speaker 2: from the perspective of Republicans, it might have been too
Speaker 2: much of a concession. Yeah, I understand that there's a
Speaker 2: difference of opinion there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, a four hundred page bill, no hearings and a
Speaker 7: few days to read it. Oh, excellent bill. Yeah, to
Speaker 7: ram through. I wanted to go back on the woman
Speaker 7: that talked about the Hunter Biden lap up being knocked
Speaker 7: down by the DNC. Biden in the debate lied he
Speaker 7: knew that those fifty one experts of intelligence debunked it.
Speaker 7: He was lying and if he if he didn't get
Speaker 7: away with that with the media and the government, a
Speaker 7: million people would be alive in Ukraine right now. There's
Speaker 7: blood on the hands of Zuckerberger, social media, the regular media, Fbiica,
Speaker 7: all of that.
Speaker 2: How do you make how do you make that? I'm
Speaker 2: trying to figure out how you make that.
Speaker 7: Sixteen percent difference? If the Hunter Biden laptop was exposed
Speaker 7: and allowed to be seen and known that it was
Speaker 7: real and sure, they would have known that Hunter was
Speaker 7: a bagman for Biden, and Biden admitted it when he
Speaker 7: was at the Council of Foreign Relations and bragged how
Speaker 7: he got them to get rid of the prosecutor. He
Speaker 7: did them a solid.
Speaker 2: Everything you're talking about, But I don't think anyone has proven.
Speaker 2: And I'm not necessarily a fan of Joe Biden, but
Speaker 2: I don't think anyone has proven that. There's been a
Speaker 2: lot of allegation, but so far no proof. Maybe they
Speaker 2: will be proof, but I have not seen the proof
Speaker 2: that suggested that Joe Biden benefited directly himself financially.
Speaker 7: What about I can't remember the two names, the guy
Speaker 7: that worked for a hunter Biden. They met with Biden
Speaker 7: at a bar in a restaurant, shook his hand, They
Speaker 7: had deals with them right there. The man, Oh, I
Speaker 7: guess you haven't seen some of that. I can't have.
Speaker 2: You're talking about Tony Bobolinski, Okay?
Speaker 7: And Akerman?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Good, No, No, there's I know of what you speak.
Speaker 2: But what I'm saying is now that you may you
Speaker 2: may eventually be proven to be correct, but I must
Speaker 2: be honest with you. I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 2: I don't see any proof that shows that that Joe
Speaker 2: Biden put anything in his bank account as a result
Speaker 2: of what his son did or did not do.
Speaker 7: I'm just handed. There's a book red Handed that I
Speaker 7: didn't read it, but I think it points in all
Speaker 7: directions I've heard.
Speaker 2: But but yeah, I understand you didn't read it, and
Speaker 2: neither did I. So I if there's a book out
Speaker 2: there that proves it, why has a prosecution not begun?
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, Joe Biden's son has now pled
Speaker 2: guilty to tax evasion. He was convicted in in New
Speaker 2: Jersey of another He's likely to get some jail of
Speaker 2: the son. He would be the first son of a
Speaker 2: first child of a president of the United States would
Speaker 2: be incarcerated.
Speaker 7: I'll bet your bid.
Speaker 2: I suspect he probably will. And I suspect when he
Speaker 2: said that he's he's not going to partner compute or
Speaker 2: commute him, I suspect he was he was lying. And
Speaker 2: as a matter of fact, it might be that he
Speaker 2: could resign the presidency. Let's assume Donald Trump wins, Joe
Speaker 2: Biden could I'm the presidency in December. First, Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: could become president for a month and a half, and
Speaker 2: she could pardon him. There's a there's a million ways
Speaker 2: for him to get around there.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, all right, yeah, So anyways, Kolmoski is
Speaker 7: a big name in Ukraine and no one talks about
Speaker 7: he's one of those all the docs that But anyways,
Speaker 7: I don't know what else as such, just a lot
Speaker 7: of lies, you know what. Kamala Harris she admitted when
Speaker 7: she pretty much called Biden a racist, and then she
Speaker 7: becomes the VP to Strange Bedfellows. She goes she told
Speaker 7: Steve could Colbert it was a debate. What does that
Speaker 7: mean to her that you can say anything in the
Speaker 7: debate then you can as well?
Speaker 2: Someone Donald Trump should be should be full warned on that.
Speaker 2: Then that's for sure. All right, Hey, yeah, there's always
Speaker 2: I appreciate you taking the time to call you know that. Okay,
Speaker 2: thank you, d have a good Thank you much, have
Speaker 2: a great night. Let me get one more Indian before
Speaker 2: the break, going to go to Patrick down in the
Speaker 2: district of Columbia where all the activity happens. Patrick, how
Speaker 2: are you tonight?
Speaker 8: It most certainly does were we were we supposed just
Speaker 8: talk about debate. I didn't know we went we went
Speaker 8: right over into public policy.
Speaker 5: I thought we were.
Speaker 2: Let's get back, let's bring it. I want to know
Speaker 2: what people expect tomorrow night. That's what I'm looking for.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, Well, I expect the people who were holding debate,
Speaker 8: is is ABC correct?
Speaker 2: Correct? Ye?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 8: I expect them to show off just as much as
Speaker 8: the candidates. I mean, I really do.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 5: To me.
Speaker 8: As a voter, I kind of feel that I'm kind
Speaker 8: of left out. You know, it's just all for that,
Speaker 8: It's all for the candidates. It's all for the political parties,
Speaker 8: the media people, the political media people, and I'm kind
Speaker 8: of left out. But I was surprised. I was for
Speaker 8: some reason. I guess I was eyeing that it might
Speaker 8: be held in Pittsburgh and not Philadelphia. And I don't
Speaker 8: know how that's going to work for mister Trump because
Speaker 8: he had mister he and mister Giuliani go in there
Speaker 8: and just slam good old Philadelphia after the election really bad,
Speaker 8: because that was not really a good thing to do,
Speaker 8: since since Philadelphia hosted the Republican National Convention, right, and
Speaker 8: the all town went all out for the Republicans.
Speaker 2: Well, what is there? What do you did? Philadelphia hosted
Speaker 2: the Republicans?
Speaker 8: Yeah, don't you remember they held the Philadelphia hosted the
Speaker 8: Republican National convention in what year for George W. Bush
Speaker 8: for two thousand, Okay, I will.
Speaker 2: Take I'd have to go back and look that up.
Speaker 2: I don't you know again, time passed. I mean I
Speaker 2: know that that in it was Cleveland, Ohio, if I'm
Speaker 2: not mistaken, in twenty sixteen for Donald Trump, and of
Speaker 2: course this year it was Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I'm trying to
Speaker 2: think where it was in twenty twenty and I'm blanking
Speaker 2: on that. I'll look it up here, and you're probably right.
Speaker 2: You're good. You have a good memory of all of that.
Speaker 2: There was a point in time where I had all
Speaker 2: of that in my mind. I can tell you the
Speaker 2: Republicans were in Dallas in eighty four, they were in
Speaker 2: New Orleans in eighty eight, they were in Houston in
Speaker 2: ninety two, and they were in San Diego in ninety six.
Speaker 8: Miss Philadelphia, Well, you know, listen, you're part of that
Speaker 8: rivalry there, Boston, New York, Philadelphia. So yeah, you would
Speaker 8: kind of put them out of your mind. That's that's
Speaker 8: the correct a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well Philadelphia is very democratic, and it's interesting both
Speaker 2: of the debates, well, the Joe Biden Donald Trump debate
Speaker 2: was in it in Atlanta, if I'm not mistaken. So
Speaker 2: he's gone on and you when you thought it was Pittsburgh,
Speaker 2: Apparently Vice President Harris has spent the weekend or the
Speaker 2: last few days in Pittsburgh prepping for the debate.
Speaker 8: I was hearing, I was hearing that, but I guess
Speaker 8: maybe I was certain that it was going to be
Speaker 8: out in that section. But I could understand where they
Speaker 8: would go into Philadelphia because of the large university community.
Speaker 8: And Pennsylvania has this law that if you've resided in
Speaker 8: the state for six months, you can vote in their state.
Speaker 2: And by the way, you're correct, the two thousand National
Speaker 2: Republican Convention was in Philadelphia, YEP. As it was when.
Speaker 10: George Texas Governor George Bush nominated for president, and his
Speaker 10: running mate was former US Secret Defense Richard Dick Cheney
Speaker 10: Darth Vader, who's.
Speaker 2: Now going to be voting for Vice President Harris along
Speaker 2: with the entire Cheney clan. So all of my Democratic
Speaker 2: friends who loathed Dick Cheney, I want you to be
Speaker 2: very comfortable with him now that he's on your side
Speaker 2: of the the street. Politically, politics do make strange bedfellows,
Speaker 2: don't they.
Speaker 8: Yes, they do. You have to be very careful of
Speaker 8: all that stuff. There is no question about that. I
Speaker 8: would I would I like being talking about the debate
Speaker 8: because I would really like to get into public policy
Speaker 8: h some other time.
Speaker 9: But anyway, uh, if if we're if we are included,
Speaker 9: I would like to see people like me or or
Speaker 9: regular people ask the president candidate's questions.
Speaker 8: But that's you know, they're the ones that really matter. Okay, well, I.
Speaker 2: Agree, and they have been used. They have been used
Speaker 2: many times. They've had people in the audience asking questions.
Speaker 2: But no, it's much more controlled. And by the way
Speaker 2: the media has taken this away. Remember they used to
Speaker 2: have this National Commission on Presidential Debates that Democrats Republicans.
Speaker 2: That's that's like not even in play this year.
Speaker 8: They got defunded. They got rid of them.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know if they would defund it
Speaker 2: or the institutionalized or whatever. But the CNN and ABC
Speaker 2: are going to have their political debates, and I don't
Speaker 2: know if CBS, NBC, Fox or anyone else is going
Speaker 2: to have a shot. This could be the one and
Speaker 2: only debate tomorrow night.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 8: Well out side, I'll try not to waste too much
Speaker 8: electricity on watching it. And I'll come back to the
Speaker 8: radio after the debate and listen to what has happened.
Speaker 8: I think that's probably the best thing.
Speaker 2: Promise I will give you my honest opinion.
Speaker 8: I promise I'll learn more from reflection that I would.
Speaker 8: And when when it's right in front.
Speaker 2: Of you, I've learned that a little bit of a scorecrowd,
Speaker 2: I'll be like a boxing you know, when they judge
Speaker 2: so and so has it, you know, one oh five
Speaker 2: to one oh three. I'll try to give you as
Speaker 2: good a characterization as I can. Patrick is always great
Speaker 2: to your boys.
Speaker 8: All right, sir, thank you very much for your time tonight.
Speaker 2: Thanks buddy, talk soon coming back on Night's Side. Right
Speaker 2: after this.
Speaker 1: It's Night Side Boston's news radio.
Speaker 2: Right back to the phone calls. People have been waiting.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Gary and Ruber, Gary next on Nice.
Speaker 2: I go right ahead.
Speaker 5: I'll make it fast. You'll be very proud of me
Speaker 5: when I say this. Here we go. The number one
Speaker 5: thing that Donald Trump has got to do before the
Speaker 5: debates out is shake her hand. After the debate is over,
Speaker 5: shake her hand. Agree.
Speaker 2: I couldn't agree with you more. And there are actually
Speaker 2: are betting lines tonight on some of the betting websites
Speaker 2: as to whether or not that's going to happen. He
Speaker 2: did not shake hands with Joe Biden in June. I
Speaker 2: think he should have at that point, but he didn't,
Speaker 2: and I think that he would be very smart, and
Speaker 2: I suspect that she will probably reach out to him.
Speaker 2: I believe that I heard something today that she's been
Speaker 2: practicing a handshake. Believe it or not, yuh.
Speaker 5: A guy told me years ago, like a VFW. He
Speaker 5: told me, when you're in doubt with a person you
Speaker 5: don't think they like you, put out your hand. If
Speaker 5: they shake your hand, you're halfway there and you know
Speaker 5: where you stand. As far as the debate is concerned,
Speaker 5: I don't care if he makes incredible great points because
Speaker 5: I'm a big drumk fan. I don't care how smart
Speaker 5: he is and he outwits her during the debate. What
Speaker 5: I want him to do is be classy and be behaved,
Speaker 5: don't make uh like little kid faces like man she
Speaker 5: an idiot for a vice president, and address her as
Speaker 5: vice president during the debate. If he does all that,
Speaker 5: and if he ends up with insults and being weird,
Speaker 5: I don't care how great his answers were. He loses
Speaker 5: the debate with you.
Speaker 2: I totally agree with you. I think on him he
Speaker 2: needs to refer to as he to her as Madam
Speaker 2: vice President.
Speaker 5: Very good, That's all I gotta say.
Speaker 2: Thanks, Gary, we'll see if we'll see if that happens.
Speaker 2: This has been an excellent call because you have focused
Speaker 2: on a couple of the issues that I think are important.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it, Gary, excellent. Let's go next to Terry don
Speaker 2: Cape called. Hi Terry, how are you tonight?
Speaker 11: Hi Dan, welcome back. How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm doing just fine, feeling happy. The phone lines are ringing,
Speaker 2: I'm hearing from different people who I know, and I'm
Speaker 2: very happy to hear from you.
Speaker 11: So what do you expect still, man, I got a
Speaker 11: different perspective for you, like I always do.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, I don't look.
Speaker 11: At tomorrow night as a debate. It's too formal, it's
Speaker 11: too stiff, and you're going to see two people that
Speaker 11: are trying to apply for a position, and they're going
Speaker 11: to be so uneasy because they don't know what the
Speaker 11: other one's mood and attitude, et cetera is going to be.
Speaker 2: And by the way, they have never they have never met.
Speaker 2: I'm told that even when he was president and she
Speaker 2: was the United States Senator, they have never been in
Speaker 2: the same room together. I guess other than maybe one
Speaker 2: of his states State of the Union addresses.
Speaker 11: I did not know that, but that solidifies how I
Speaker 11: feel about their uneasyness. Solidified it. So thank you for that.
Speaker 11: I would rather see a town hall where people, regular
Speaker 11: people are picked to sit in the audience and let
Speaker 11: them be on the stage without all the fans there,
Speaker 11: the TV and the announcers trying to make their positions
Speaker 11: so that they can get a raised or a new
Speaker 11: position or whatever. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I do understand.
Speaker 11: Speech. Let the people ask what's important to them, and
Speaker 11: let's see how they do with their answers. I think
Speaker 11: that Vice President Harris is very intelligent. I know she's
Speaker 11: going to be articulate because she's a former prosecutor. Of course,
Speaker 11: that's her thing.
Speaker 2: Why do you let me ask her this? Why do
Speaker 2: you think she has been so unavailable either to for
Speaker 2: media interviews or press conferences. She Trump, and I know
Speaker 2: you're not a fan of Trump. Trump makes himself available
Speaker 2: almost on a daily basis. What do you think is
Speaker 2: behind her.
Speaker 11: I have to say, I'm not a fan of Trump's actions. No,
Speaker 11: I know that there are some things that President Trump
Speaker 11: did that I actually agreed with, but because his style
Speaker 11: was so abrasive, yeah, I get that.
Speaker 2: But my question, Terry, my question is why do you
Speaker 2: think Harris who you said who you said is intelligent?
Speaker 2: And I agree with that was a former prosecutor. Why
Speaker 2: has she not made herself available to the media.
Speaker 11: I think she's trying to just weave through the fact
Speaker 11: that a she was appointed to this position for a
Speaker 11: default if she will, and I don't believe that she
Speaker 11: wants to put herself in a position that she answers
Speaker 11: somebody wrong or if she's tired at that moment she
Speaker 11: says the wrong thing because everybody in the world is
Speaker 11: going to jump all over it.
Speaker 2: Do you give her a pass for that.
Speaker 11: No, not totally. But I'm giving her a path to
Speaker 11: get her feet wet.
Speaker 2: Well, she's been around a long time. I would assume
Speaker 2: she's been swimming in the deep end of the pool.
Speaker 11: Oh sure, absolutely, And I'm sure she's been a bubblehead
Speaker 11: in the pool sometimes it wall. I think it's a
Speaker 11: little different.
Speaker 5: Story, all right, Terry.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna let you go here. I'm kind of get
Speaker 2: one more in before the break. Great to hear your voice.
Speaker 2: Look forward to seeing you soon.
Speaker 11: Okay, you have a great night, Dan, Thank you too much.
Speaker 5: Bye bye, talk to you soon.
Speaker 2: Let's keep rolling. Tim is in Boston. Tim, You're next
Speaker 2: time Nightsig go right ahead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just gotta report to you. I get two
Speaker 4: things real quick. I got I approach to you about
Speaker 4: San Antonio after the fact that the lady just called
Speaker 4: up and she's a typical, uh, left wing I just
Speaker 4: can't stand them. And because I went to Texas, Stan
Speaker 4: San Antonio, do not go there. The Riverwalk is that
Speaker 4: is a sore, which I made into a tourist attraction.
Speaker 4: The Alamo is tiny, the size of my garage, and
Speaker 4: it's all construction there, and it's it's just a dirty
Speaker 4: city with homeless people. It's a typical blue city and
Speaker 4: it's not like Boston. Boston is a lot better than that.
Speaker 1: But uh.
Speaker 4: And then I went to Laredo one day, went over there.
Speaker 4: I saw one hundred pickup trucks, all with long guns,
Speaker 4: all with Trump signs all over the place. Laredo's the
Speaker 4: next city I had a good time there because it
Speaker 4: was it was better weather, and the due point was
Speaker 4: eighty two in San Antonio and the dry line was
Speaker 4: three to Ozero. Bus trip. I went to Laredo and
Speaker 4: it was like thirty nine due point with ninety five temperature.
Speaker 4: I love the heat, but I don't like the amdity.
Speaker 4: You know, like you don't get it.
Speaker 2: Probably well, I think the Laredo Chamber of Commerce is
Speaker 2: going to be very happy with your vocals.
Speaker 11: Dan.
Speaker 4: Do you know they have three buildings over sixty stories there.
Speaker 4: It looks like Laredo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nope, did not know that.
Speaker 4: It looks like what's this? To the buster, I was
Speaker 4: sitting in the front row. What's his? Oz No Laredo
Speaker 4: the best kept sneeking around three hundred thousand people out there.
Speaker 2: So my question is this, Tim, the most important question.
Speaker 2: Did you find good restaurants?
Speaker 4: I found? I went to the Oli guy one night
Speaker 4: and this is in not San Antonio. I didn't I
Speaker 4: didn't need that.
Speaker 2: I like All of god. By the way, did you.
Speaker 4: Know it's a prototype of Giavellis Because the manager of
Speaker 4: that place in the eighties, the assistant manager started the
Speaker 4: all of Godden And when I went to the one
Speaker 4: in Flagstaff, Arizona. I looked on the wall after going
Speaker 4: to the bathroom, I came, you know, the hallway, and
Speaker 4: I go, wow, I know this place. And he started
Speaker 4: the all of God. And he's worth a lot ton
Speaker 4: of money right now. And it's very similar when you
Speaker 4: go into You've been to Giavelli's before with the presidents.
Speaker 2: What right you're talking about in East Boston?
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, there's no longer there, right, But anyways, the
Speaker 4: thing of real quick what he has to do tomorrow
Speaker 4: night is mention the gold Style families and then mention
Speaker 4: the thirteen people that they won't recognize and press her
Speaker 4: on it. And he's not going to say, Madam, that
Speaker 4: ain't happen. He's going to have to be a little coldial,
Speaker 4: but I'm not going to stress that the gold Staff
Speaker 4: families alone with it. Well, what happened in Abbygate, that's
Speaker 4: the whole ball of wax.
Speaker 2: And all right, Jim, I got you in here, and
Speaker 2: but I got you in before the break. But I'm
Speaker 2: i got robbing my ear right now. Tell him we
Speaker 2: got a break.
Speaker 4: Don't go there.
Speaker 2: I promise, I promise, I'm going to take that Arado Okay,
Speaker 2: that's that's now on my bucket list thanks to him.
Speaker 2: Appreciate your call. I have a great one coming right
Speaker 2: back on night Side.
Speaker 1: Now, back to Dan Ray live from the Window World
Speaker 1: night Side Studios on WBZ News Radio.
Speaker 2: All right, let's keep it rolling, Bob said, hanging, Bob,
Speaker 2: you were next time, Night said, welcome, Thanks for checking
Speaker 2: in right ahead, Bob. What expect tomorrow night?
Speaker 5: I hope, not expect. Hope that he doesn't stop calling
Speaker 5: him names. He's uh, he's tough with that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think he hurts himself.
Speaker 5: I think he hurts himself too, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I hope he just stays back like he did with Biden.
Speaker 5: Did a fine job with Biden. Yeah, he had a
Speaker 5: good night.
Speaker 2: That night, maybe too good to night.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well Mike was off, that's why.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's the rule tomorrow night is Mike is
Speaker 2: supposed to be off. But I gotta tell you, look,
Speaker 2: I think that this might be the only head to
Speaker 2: head debate they have.
Speaker 5: Oh definitely, she's not trying to even go near him.
Speaker 5: She wouldn't even do this if she didn't get all
Speaker 5: that pressure.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, well, I also think that that the balloon.
Speaker 2: The Harris balloon has deflated a little bit since the convention,
Speaker 2: and let's just come back to earth a little bit.
Speaker 2: This is going to be a close election. As far
Speaker 2: as I'm concerned, I don't see it as a blowout.
Speaker 5: Well, I think people are smartting it up now they
Speaker 5: see her for what she is. She backed everything Biden did.
Speaker 5: Obama said he did everything they have to do, and
Speaker 5: now she wants to back off it because she knows it,
Speaker 5: not that it's not riding with the people.
Speaker 2: Well, there's also the quote that Bernie Sanders made yesterday
Speaker 2: MSNBC that you hit Did you hear that quote?
Speaker 5: It's almost like it's almost like he set her up.
Speaker 2: Well, let me just play for people who didn't. I
Speaker 2: played it once before, but I want to play the
Speaker 2: second time. This he's being questioned on MSNBC about whether
Speaker 2: or not she's abandoned her progressive ideals. Sanders was a
Speaker 2: pretty smart guy, kind of laid it out there. Cut five,
Speaker 2: please rob grime.
Speaker 12: Vice President Kamala Harris as a progressive. She has previously
Speaker 12: supported Medicare for all, now she does not. She's previously
Speaker 12: supported a band on fracking, now she does not. These Senator,
Speaker 12: are ideas that you have campaigned on. Do you think
Speaker 12: that she is abandoning her progressive ideals?
Speaker 13: No, I don't think she's abandoning her ideals. I think
Speaker 13: she's trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks
Speaker 13: is right in order to win the election. My own
Speaker 13: view is slightly different. I think that in America today,
Speaker 13: there are a lot of people, rural people, working class
Speaker 13: people who no longer believe that the United States Congressman
Speaker 13: government represents their interests so dominated by big money interests.
Speaker 2: That's the question. But basically said she's being dramatic to
Speaker 2: win the election.
Speaker 5: No, he said he should have said she's lying.
Speaker 2: I didn't think. I didn't think you could go that far.
Speaker 2: But I think he made it. I think he made
Speaker 2: it pretty obvious, Bob. In my opinion, who she is
Speaker 2: and what she is, I would assume that that's going
Speaker 2: to play that Bernie Sanders is going to have a
Speaker 2: prominent role in a number of Trump campaign commercials between
Speaker 2: now and November fifth, whether he likes it or not, absolutely,
Speaker 2: one more.
Speaker 5: One more time. I got to tell you one thing. Yeah,
Speaker 5: when you when a guy asked you today that Joe
Speaker 5: Biden was a cook. You said there's no evidence. Today
Speaker 5: there absolutely is. The special prosecutor said that the only
Speaker 5: reason he's not being indicted is because he's old in
Speaker 5: c now, because they'll he could never help himself in
Speaker 5: the trial. Correct.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 2: He referenced the that he is an older gentleman. Yes,
Speaker 2: but I don't know that what you have just said
Speaker 2: is accurate that he I don't think that the herb
Speaker 2: report said other than that I would have indicted him.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: No, he didn't have to. He said, I can indict
Speaker 5: him only because he's old and he wouldn't be able
Speaker 5: to stand trial. It's the same move they made with
Speaker 5: Hillary Clinton when the other guy. He said, oh, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Bob, I got three more I got to get to.
Speaker 2: I appreciate your point. It's well well made. I understand that.
Speaker 5: Okay, thank you, have a good night.
Speaker 2: You two. Let's go next to Bill in Pennsylvania. Bill,
Speaker 2: I got you and two more, go out ahead, Bill.
Speaker 5: Yeah, welcome back, Dan. Thanks. I think the I think
Speaker 5: the Harris campaign has reached its high water mark over
Speaker 5: here in Pennsylvania. Dan, we have seen the hardest hitting
Speaker 5: commercials against Harris and UH and the walls that I've
Speaker 5: ever seen the Republican and I think that Bob Casey
Speaker 5: are are doing nothing, senator here in Pennsylvania. He's going
Speaker 5: to get beat too. But it's it's slipping the other way.
Speaker 5: You can just feel it. You can just feel the
Speaker 5: the air going out of the balloon for that that
Speaker 5: two those two fakirs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, well that's what that's what five thirty eight
Speaker 2: is saying this. They're saying today that Trump has a
Speaker 2: sixty chance of sixty three or sixty seven percent chance
Speaker 2: I believe was the number they quoted. That's that five
Speaker 2: thirty eight website.
Speaker 5: So yeah, we will have the commercials then, and like
Speaker 5: I said, they're really hard hitting. And and every every
Speaker 5: day or every couple of days, we hear something about
Speaker 5: illegal immigrants doing something, and that's really that's really putting
Speaker 5: the icing on the cake for Trump.
Speaker 2: All Right, okay, we will see I want you to
Speaker 2: be my Pennsylvania correspondent every night between now and November fifth.
Speaker 5: What's what's the pay man, what's the pay?
Speaker 2: What's the pay?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: You are a capitalist, aren't you. We'll have to negotiate,
Speaker 2: we'll have I got to get one more in here.
Speaker 2: We'll negotiate next time.
Speaker 5: Thanks Bill for you, Dan.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that, I do. Thanks, I appreciate good night.
Speaker 2: What'd you say? Two weeks within two? Here? Up? Okay?
Speaker 2: In and Cape I well named and we only got
Speaker 2: about a minute for you. What can you do with it? In?
Speaker 14: Okay?
Speaker 13: Hi?
Speaker 11: Dan?
Speaker 14: You know, I never really liked Vice President Harris's policy,
Speaker 14: but I always thought, you know, she was, you know, attractive,
Speaker 14: well dressed, you know, always smiling, very comical, and you
Speaker 14: know she was always laughing in the beginning. But I'm
Speaker 14: telling you now that I have over the years she
Speaker 14: has turned into a witchy woman because she's not only
Speaker 14: lying to the people, she's doing it very deceptively. And
Speaker 14: you said that she's being just ingenuous to the American people,
Speaker 14: and Bernie Sanders nailed it.
Speaker 5: I'm all right, are.
Speaker 2: You you got the final word? I wish you would
Speaker 2: call earlier. I because I'm flat out of time. Come on,
Speaker 2: will I appreciate it? Thanks, have a great night. Unfortunately, no,
Speaker 2: because I'm flat out of time.
Speaker 14: I'm okay, Dan.
Speaker 2: We'll talk again, call earlier. Okay. Thanks, it's midnight, all right,
Speaker 2: good night, all right, We're done for the night. I
Speaker 2: want to thank Rob. Great job. Nice to be bad.
Speaker 2: I'm feeling a little more comfortable now than I did
Speaker 2: at eight oh five. Good to know the audience is
Speaker 2: still here. We're back tomorrow night. I'll be on Facebook
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