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Dan a well-known and respected Boston reporter discusses various local and national topics with his guests and listeners. This is a show where the conversation is civil, and where news and interviews take precedence over ideology.

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NightSide - Marijuana Tax
<p>The Massachusetts legislatures have set the tax rate for recreational marijuana at 20%. Do you think this is a fair rate?</p>
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NightSide - Rep. Geoff Diehl is in Studio
<p>Massachusetts State Representative Geoff Diehl believes that U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren is not fighting for the people of Massachusetts. He hopes to challenge her on the ballot in 2018. Tonight, he joins Dan in the NightSide studio to talk about what he sees as the most pressing issues facing both the Commonwealth and the rest of the nation.</p>
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NightSide - Another Delay on Healthcare
<p>The margin for error on the GOP Senate healthcare bill is essentially non-existent. Maine Senator Susan Collins and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul have already said they plan to vote no on the bill. That means that Republicans need every single other member of their party to vote yes in order to get to 50 votes. Over the weekend, Senator John McCain was forced to have surgery to remove a blood clot, and will not be returning to Washington this week. Without a yes vote from McCain, Republicans know this bill cannot pass, and therefore have delayed a vote for now. Should the GOP give up on its troubled healthcare proposal? After seven years of pledging to repeal Obamacare, would a failure to do so hurt Republicans at the polls in 2018? Former Senator Tom Coburn checks in with NightSide Nation to give us his thoughts.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Donald Trump Jr.
<p>What was Donald Trump Jr. thinking? Dan Rea wants to know.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Politics
<p>There are some pretty bad politicians out there. In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea looks at a couple of them.</p>
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NightSide - Callers’ Choice
<p>A rare edition for NightSide Nation to speak about whatever is on their minds. Call in with your chosen topic and make sure it&rsquo;s a good one!</p>
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NightSide - Is President Trump’s Public Flattery of Women Excessive?
<p>President Trump is known to speak frankly in general, and when it comes to women, he pulls no punches in criticism or flattery. Recently, he&rsquo;s been on record for complimenting French President Macron&rsquo;s wife and an Irish reporter. He said to Macron&rsquo;s wife &ldquo;you&rsquo;re in such good shape&rdquo; and to the Irish journalist in the Oval Office that she had a &ldquo;nice smile.&rdquo; Does President Trump cross the line? Are his compliments genuine flattery that are overblown?</p>
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NightSide - Members of Elite Meet Check In
<p>The mission of Elite Meet is to connect elite military veterans with business professionals at networking events. One half of the military veterans are handpicked by the CEO and the other half, the business professionals, by the Chairman. CHris Tyll a Navy Seal and Jordan Selleck from Elite Meet join Dan to discuss their cause and how they go about connecting these veterans with new careers.</p> <p>&lt;a href="https://www.elitemeet.us/" target="_blank"&gt;https://www.elitemeet.us/&lt;/a&gt;</p>
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NightSide - Is Boston Rent Too High?
<p>Finding affordable rent is a challenge for prospective apartment seekers in major cities, especially here in Boston. Based on a list from Smart Asset, Boston ranks third after New York and San Francisco, for the income needed to pay rent. Rising rents and stagnant wages creates a burden for locals and prospective transplants. Should there be more done at the federal level? Is it just an economic reality we have to face?</p>
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NightSide - The NightSide Pet Vet Is In
<p>Dr. Jim McKiernan is the owner of Great Bay Animal Hospital in Durham, New Hampshire, and the official NightSide Pet Vet. Pet owners know that our pets aren&rsquo;t just animals, they are members of our family. Dr. Jim joins Dan tonight in the NightSide studio to talk about caring for our furry friends, and how to make sure our pets stay happy and healthy through the hot summer months. Do you have a question about your pet&rsquo;s health or safety?</p>
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NightSide - GOP Reveals New Healthcare Bill
<p>Republicans in the Senate have released the new healthcare bill, with a vote expected as soon as next week. The new bill includes an amendment similar to what Senator Cruz has proposed, which would allow insurance companies to sell plans that do not meet the minimum requirements established under the Affordable Care Act. The revised bill also keeps in place some of the taxes from the Affordable Care Act that the House version had removed. Do these changes to the bill tip your opinion of it one way or the other? Do you want the GOP healthcare bill to pass?</p>
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NightSide - Donald Trump Jr. Defends Himself
<p>Last night, Donald Trump Jr. joined Sean Hannity on Fox News to discuss the email chain he tweeted out earlier in the day. During the ten-minute segment, Trump Jr. explained why he took the meeting, why there was no follow up, and stated that there were no other official meetings with any other Russians during the campaign. Now that he has had a chance to present his side of the issue, we want to hear from you! Did you find Trump Jr.&rsquo;s explanation to be believable? Or do you think he is trying to spin a bad situation? Is this whole story a big Nothing Burger, as White House chief of staff Reince Priebus recently claimed?</p>
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NightSide - Should Massachusetts Switch to Same-Day Registration?
<p>Right now, Massachusetts residents must register to vote at least twenty days before the election. But a recent lawsuit filed by the ACLU is looking to change that requirement, claiming that it puts an unfair burden on potential voters. Do you think Massachusetts should allow voters to register on Election Day? Or are you ok with a deadline that closes registration three weeks before voters head to the polls?</p>
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NightSide - Wednesdays with Walsh
<p>It&rsquo;s the second Wednesday of the month, which means it&rsquo;s time for another edition of Wednesdays with Walsh! Boston Mayor Marty Walsh stops by to join Dan in the NightSide studio and to take your calls. Dan and the Mayor will discuss how Boston can remain a safe city during the hot summer months, break down the latest information on what to expect in terms of Mass Pike traffic, and whatever else you&rsquo;d like to hear discussed.</p>
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NightSide - How Serious is the North Korean Threat?
<p>Last Tuesday, while the U.S. was celebrating Independence Day, North Korea conducted a successful missile test, launching an intercontinental ballistic missile that some claim could reach Alaska. Tonight, Dan is joined by Dr. Jack Liu, longtime contractor for the Department of Defense and one of the nation&rsquo;s preeminent experts on North Korea. He&rsquo;ll break down what we saw last week, both in terms of the missile test and the rest of the world&rsquo;s response. Do you worry about getting into a military conflict with North Korea?</p>
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NightSide - Solving Medical Mysteries
<p>Dr. Stuart Mushlin is the medical director of Brigham Circle Medical Associates at the Boston Brigham and Women&rsquo;s Hospital. Over his four decades in the field, Dr. Mushlin has seen it all. His new book, Playing the Ponies, and Other Medical Mysteries Solved, looks at some of the more perplexing cases he ran into, and the challenges that doctors face when trying to reach a diagnosis.</p>
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NightSide - Donald Trump Jr. Releases Email Chain
<p>Donald Trump Jr. published the email chain that led to a June 2016 meeting between himself, Paul Manafort (who later became campaign director), Jared Kushner, and a Russian lawyer. The emails show that Trump Jr. was promised damaging information on Hillary Clinton provided by the Russian government as part of Russia&rsquo;s effort to get Trump elected. Is this the smoking gun that Democrats have been looking for? Or is this yet another fake news story that is being spun out of proportion by a party that can&rsquo;t get over losing last November? Is being open to sources that have opposition research simply part of normal campaign operations? Where do we go from here?</p>
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NightSide - Let The Parents Decide
<p>Charlie Gard is a British child that has been hospitalized in London after it was discovered that he has infantile-onset encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, an extremely rare genetic condition that is considered to be terminal. Charlie&rsquo;s parents would like to bring him to the United States for an experimental treatment, but doctors in London have fought against this, stating that the treatment would result in significant harm and suffering to the child with no realistic hope of benefit or improvement. Should the parents get the final say in how their child is treated, or should doctors be allowed to dictate what is best for the patient?</p>
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NightSide - NPR – Numerous Pay Raises
<p>National Public Radio often asks listeners for contributions to support its non-profit model. There are also numerous grants and programs that help fund public broadcasting stations with taxpayer money. But a new look at how much both on-air and off-air employees make has caused some to take a step back and ask whether that money is being put to good use. Joe Battenfeld, Boston Herald columnist, joins Dan in studio to talk about some of these outrageous numbers locally and nationally, and whether it is fair to use taxpayer money to pay these salaries.</p>
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NightSide - When Will Democrats Let It Go?
<p>President Trump has returned from a successful trip abroad that included a well-received speech in Poland and a face-to-face meeting with Vladimir Putin, during which the President confronted the Russian leader over the nation&rsquo;s alleged efforts to influence the 2016 election. Yet all Democrats can talk about is an inconsequential meeting between President Trump&rsquo;s son Donald Trump, Jr. and a Russian lawyer that took place a year ago. Will Democrats ever give up this relentless protest against Trump and accept him as our President? Or will they continue to push this narrative despite not having any evidence against Trump or his associates? Does anyone really believe that Putin prefers Trump over Hillary Clinton as President?</p>
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NightSide - Will ObamaCare Finally be Overturned?
<p>There&rsquo;s been much mulling amongst republicans over the Senate bill after the CBO stated McConnell&rsquo;s initial proposal would cause 22 million Americans to lose insurance by 2026. The democrats are pushing health care for all, and with the ending of an entitlement program that was only successful once last century, it may prove hard to get the repeal. Will a repeal and replace be the outcome or perhaps nothing at all?</p>
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NightSide - President Trump Speaks From Poland
<p>President Trump delivered a speech in Warsaw, Poland that focused on dealing with terrorism in our modern world. &ldquo;The fundamental question of our time is whether the West has the will to survive,&rdquo; the President declared in front of a large, friendly crowd. Trump went on to criticize Russia&rsquo;s &ldquo;destabilizing activities&rdquo;, though he would not say for sure whether Russia attempted to undermine the 2016 U.S. election. While some on the left felt he wasn&rsquo;t hard enough on Russia on the eve of the President&rsquo;s meeting with Vladimir Putin, many thought the speech was one of the President&rsquo;s stronger moments to date. What did you think of the President&rsquo;s remarks today? Do you agree with the strong stance on immigration taken by President Trump? Are you confident that Trump can hold his own during his meeting with Putin tomorrow?</p>
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NightSide - North Korea Flexes Its Muscles
<p>North Korea tested an ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile), generating a lot of global attention. The missile could supposedly reach Alaska, which would make the military threat posed by North Korea&rsquo;s developing nuclear program much more significant. President Trump has responded by criticizing China for failing to help put pressure on the oppressive regime, and has said in the past that he would not take a pre-emptive strike off the table. Do you worry about the threat posed by North Korea? Would we be making a mistake by starting yet another war? Or do you think it could become necessary to protect our safety?</p>
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NightSide - Misogyny in Politics
<p>What can we do to make politics more welcoming to women? Marisa DeFranco continues her open letter to the media.</p>
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NightSide - Be a Leader Not a Tweeter
<p>North Korea has conveniently launched a long-range missile test on the eve of Independence Day, which prompted tweets from President Trump. Part of it reads, &ldquo;Does this guy have anything better to do with his life?&rdquo; and he includes his stance of Japan and South Korea in his stream of thought. Marisa believes that he shouldn&rsquo;t undercut our allies and that it isn&rsquo;t leader-like. Do you respect President Trump&rsquo;s expressive take on this matter or find it out of line for presidential etiquette?</p>
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NightSide - Evan Falchuk Checks In
<p>Joining Marisa in studio is Evan Falchuk, who ran for Massachusetts Governor as an independent in 2014 and is now a democrat. He formed the &ldquo;United Independent Party&rdquo; as its own party, but it lost official party status in 2016 and now it has become a designation. They will discuss the division of parties and about Evan&rsquo;s efforts to make the system better. Do you think having different parties leads to more division in society?</p>
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NightSide - Trump News Versus Real News
<p>The mainstream media&rsquo;s coverage of President Trump is oversaturated and it drowns out the other important stories that can help unify this country better. How would someone in Massachusetts empathize with Ohio citizens&rsquo; issues and vice versa? Should there be more focus on the other branches of government besides Trump-mania?</p>
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NightSide - Exposing the Political Hypocrisy
<p>Politicians are well-known for being measured and pointed in conveying their political views, but more often than we realize, they end up contradicting themselves. Case in point, we have Representative Seth Moulton, who oozed effusive praise to Nancy Pelosi in a three-page letter, only to oppose Pelosi&rsquo;s leadership after the Republicans took the reins in the election. Joining Marisa is Peter Lucas, longtime columnist for the Boston Globe and currently the Lowell Sun, for a spirited discussion on Moulton, Governor Baker, the &lsquo;RINO&rsquo; and also the Marijuana bill.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Safety For Kids
<p>In this weekend commentary, It's separation of church and state vs. the safety of kids.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Nancy Pelosi
<p>In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea shares his thoughts on Nancy Pelosi.</p>
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NightSide - When Does Inclusion Become Intolerance?
<p>Last weekend, Chicago hosted a number of LGBTQ Pride events and parades. One such parade, which calls itself the Dyke March, touts that it is even &ldquo;more inclusive&rdquo; than the official annual pride parade. Yet three women were turned away and barred from marching this year over a rainbow pride flag that included a Star of David in the center. Laurie Grauer, one of the marchers who was asked to leave, says she has always celebrated her Jewish heritage as well as her LGBTQ pride. She checks in with Dan to explain why she was asked to leave and her thoughts on the &ldquo;inclusive&rdquo; event.</p>
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NightSide - Trump’s Tweets Under Fire Again
<p>President Trump has said all along that he did not plan on dialing back his Twitter activity once he was sworn in as President. He has taken some criticism over tweets in the past, but today the backlash reached a new level. After MSNBC morning show co-host Mika Brzezinski made some pointed remarks attacking the President this morning, Trump took to Twitter to respond. The President tweeted, &ldquo;I heard poorly rated Morning Joe speaks badly of me (don&rsquo;t watch anymore). Then how come low I.Q. Crazy Mika, along with Psycho Joe, came to Mar-a-Lago 3 nights in a row around New Year&rsquo;s Eve, and insisted on joining me. She was bleeding badly from a face-lift. I said no!&rdquo; Did the President go too far? Or is the liberal mainstream media just using one more bogus story to attack Trump yet again?</p>
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NightSide - Susan Rice Plays the Blame Game
<p>Susan Rice, who has found herself under heavy criticism over her role in unmasking names of U.S. citizens while serving under President Obama, recently talked about the personal attacks launched on her by the right in an interview with New York Magazine. During the discussion, Rice claims that her gender and race could be a part of why she has taken so much heat from Republicans. At least she didn&rsquo;t blame it on a video! Do you buy Rice&rsquo;s claim that the criticism is due to sexism and racism? Or is that simply an excuse she&rsquo;s using to try to deflect attention away from her role in unmasking names?</p>
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NightSide - Setti Warren Is In Studio
<p>Setti Warren is the two-term mayor of Newton, and a Democratic candidate for Governor of Massachusetts. Tonight, Mayor Warren joins Dan in the NightSide studio to discuss a number of issues facing the state and to answer your calls. Tune in to hear Mayor Warren&rsquo;s thoughts on the sanctuary city debate, state budget issues, healthcare, security, and other important topics and policies.</p>
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NightSide - Are Boston Drivers Really That Bad?
<p>Allstate has released a report ranking drivers in 200 of the nation&rsquo;s largest cities, and you&rsquo;ll never guess where Boston ranks! The report compares the average amount of time between insurance claims in each city, with Boston drivers filing a claim about every three and a half years on average. That puts our fine city dead last on the list, the third year in a row that Boston has been given that distinction. Do you think Boston drivers are really that bad, or do we get a bad rap?</p>
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NightSide - Who Will Save Nancy Pelosi?
<p>With the contentious 2016 election behind us, there was hope that the two parties would put aside their petty differences and come together to work on behalf of Americans everywhere. But so far, we have seen the partisan divide tearing this country apart deepen rather than disappear. With the Democrats unable to win any of the special elections held following President Trump&rsquo;s inauguration, some have questioned the party&rsquo;s message and leadership. Tonight, Dan shares his concern for Minority House Leader Nancy Pelosi&rsquo;s future. Who out there will step up and fight to save her?</p>
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NightSide - Could We Handle A Nuclear Attack?
<p>Recently, we have seen more and more small-scale terror attacks, often carried out by one or two individuals. But are we prepared to handle a larger-scale attack involving nuclear weapons? With both Iran and North Korea getting closer and closer to obtaining nukes, that test could come sooner than we realize. Author Robert Gleason joins Dan to talk about the fallout of a nuclear attack here in the U.S. and whether we are prepared to handle the aftermath. Should we be doing more to prepare for this type of terrorist attack? Could it happen here in the U.S.?</p> <p>&lt;a href="http://nuclearterrorist.com/" target="_blank"&gt;http://nuclearterrorist.com/&lt;/a&gt;</p>
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NightSide - POTUS’ Claim of Fake News Vindicated
<p>CNN, often a target in President Trump&rsquo;s ongoing battle against the mainstream media, is apologizing for a story that appeared on its website last Thursday. The story connected a member of the Trump transition team to the Russian Direct Investment Fund. The story, which cited an anonymous source, has since been retracted and removed from the web. Three journalists from CNN are also leaving the network due to their roles in writing and publishing the story. Does this response show that CNN is willing to admit a mistake and take corrective action? Or does this prove that there is an anti-Trump bias driving the mainstream media?</p>
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NightSide - Could Tong Ren Healing Be The Answer
<p>Medical science has made extraordinary progress over the last few decades. But sometimes, traditional medicine can only go so far. What do you do when the normal, typical approach isn&rsquo;t enough? For some, Tong Ren has provided an answer. Dr. Eleanor Marks, a former Boston University professor, decided sixteen years ago to leave the world of academia and become an expert in Tong Ren healing. Dr. Marks and one of her success stories, Julie Kalustian, join Dan in the NightSide studio to talk about alternative healing and to take your questions.</p>
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NightSide - Trump’s Travel Ban Triumphs
<p>The Supreme Court has lifted an injunction on President Trump&rsquo;s travel ban, allowing much of the policy to be reinstated. The court will also hear full arguments on the issue this fall. Are you surprised to see the previous decisions reversed? Do you think the Supreme Court made the right call? Should the President have the power to cut off immigration from countries of a specific religion if he or she believes it is in the best interest of national security?</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Sox Game In Kansas
<p>In this Weekend Commentary, Dan Rea shares his trip to Kansas to visit Father Renee.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - North Korea
<p>In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea points out the obvious, that North Korea is a problem.</p>
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NightSide - Old Time Radio
<p>There was a time when the only source of news and entertainment was through the radio medium. We explore a time that was fondly coined the &ldquo;theater of the mind.&rdquo; Take a trip down memory lane.</p>
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NightSide - Did Johnny Depp Cross the Line
<p>The Hollywood actor made a provocative statement at a Britain festival saying, &ldquo;When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?&rdquo; His attempts to amuse the crowd drew a response from The White House condemning his statement. He has apologized, but the damage is already done. Did Johnny go overboard?</p>
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NightSide - Dr. George on the Senate GOP Health Care Bill
<p>The Senate healthcare bill is now under negotiation and a 142-page proposal is out. There is disagreement amongst Republican senators like Paul and Cruz, and the democrats call it a &ldquo;meaner&rdquo; version of the House bill. Dr. Elaina George, a certified otolaryngologist and an outspoken advocate for repealing ObamaCare, joins Dan to discuss the Senate version and explains who benefits and who doesn&rsquo;t.</p>
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NightSide - State Marijuana Law
<p>House lawmakers passed a bill the other night that will tax marijuana products at 28 percent. The rub is that it&rsquo;s more than double the 12 percent tax rate of the Senate version and the House version allows government officials to ban marijuana shops from town. In this hot-topic debate, where do you stand on the issue? Does the excessive tax rate encourage more black market transactions?</p>
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NightSide - UK Bestselling Author Douglas Murray
<p>British author and journalist Douglas Murray joins Dan to discuss his latest book The Strange Death of Europe. A book of glowing reviews from media and consumers, covers Islamic terrorism and uncomfortable truths. Be sure to tune in for a riveting talk on Islam and immigration from a leading expert.</p>
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NightSide - The Eye Doctor Returns
<p>Dr. Bradford Shingleton is a renowned ophthalmologist and an expert on cataract, glaucoma and laser eye surgery. He joins Dan in studio to talk about eye health and to answer your questions. Are summer allergies and other eye ailments bothering you?</p>
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NightSide - Neil Chayet on 42 Years
<p>Neil&rsquo;s had an amazing and prolific run in his broadcasting and law career. You may be familiar with his feature Looking at the Law on WBZ perhaps, because he&rsquo;s done more than 10,000 episodes! He&rsquo;ll talk to Dan about his reasons for retirement and his next mission in life. Tune in to relive his great journey.</p>
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NightSide - Hillary Chabot in Studio
<p>Boston Herald political reporter Hillary Chabot joins Marisa in the NightSide studio to talk about all the latest political news and stories. The two will discuss a wide range of topics, from the local marijuana debate on Beacon Hill, to the clash over sanctuary cities going on across the country, as well as a number of other issues and concerns.</p>
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NightSide - Democrats Lose Another Special Election
<p>Democrats were handed a major loss in the special election to replace Tom Price as Representative for Georgia&rsquo;s Sixth District. With so much negative press being thrown at President Trump&rsquo;s administration, many thought the Democrats would be able to turn the tide in the traditionally red district. This loss is just the most recent in a string of special elections that Democrats have so far failed to use to their advantage. The race came with a total price tag of fifty million dollars, and proved that the Republican strategy of attacking Nancy Pelosi is still an effective approach. Many are expecting the 2018 midterm elections to be a big win for Democrats, but is the left headed for disappointment at the polls? Has Democratic leadership failed to learn any lessons from the 2016 election? What does the party need to do to turn things around?</p>
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NightSide - Drug Injection Facility
<p>Yesterday, City Council heard from the Massachusetts Medical Society arguing that supervised injection sites should be opened to combat diseases and overdoses that have been become rampant since the start of the opioid crisis. The program is looking to open two facilities, but still needs to be approved by the state. Do you believe the facilities would help of hurt the epidemic? Is there a safe way to facilitate this crisis?</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Shakespeare In The Park
<p>In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea says a play in the park goes too far.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Father's Day
<p>In this weekend comment, Dan Rea says Happy Fathers Day a day early.</p>
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NightSide - Brushes with Celebrities
<p>It&rsquo;s that time again we revisit a caller&rsquo;s classic! Who&rsquo;s the latest celebrity you have ran into or your favorite run-in&rsquo;s that you&rsquo;ve had?</p>
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NightSide - Michelle Carter Found Guilty
<p>In a controversial and landmark case, Michelle Carter was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the suicide of Conrad Roy, her then boyfriend. Beyond the debate of her heinous disregard for human life, the impact of hate messages in the &ldquo;social media&rdquo; era, looms like a black cloud with its consequences. What are your thoughts on the verdict and Michelle&rsquo;s actions?</p>
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NightSide - Big Events in Boston
<p>Fleet Week and Sail Boston hits the Boston shores this weekend and goes into next week. The Navy&rsquo;s longstanding tradition of Fleet Week arrives locally and we are honored to have two Navy Admirals join NightSide. Vice Admiral Richard Breckenridge and Rear Admiral James Malloy will discuss the Navy&rsquo;s official visit with Dan, along with information regarding the vessels they command overseas.</p>
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NightSide - Back To Politics As Usual
<p>The Washington Post published a story yesterday that claims President Trump is now under investigation for obstruction of justice, according to five unnamed sources. There are also reports that former Attorney General Loretta Lynch will be investigated over her handling of the Clinton email investigation, but of course that hasn&rsquo;t received anywhere near the same amount of coverage. Are you surprised that The Washington Post is once again running a negative story about President Trump based on anonymous sources? Should the investigation into Loretta Lynch&rsquo;s handling of Clinton&rsquo;s email investigation be getting more traction? Is the President correct that the mainstream media is just running with the hyperbole and hysteria of the left?</p>
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NightSide - WBZ Cares - Home for Little Wanderers
<p>Every month, WBZ Radio features a local charitable organization as part of our ongoing series WBZ Cares. This month, we&rsquo;re talking with folks from the Home for Little Wanderers, the country&rsquo;s oldest and one of New England&rsquo;s largest child and family services agency. Dan will be joined in studio by Felicia Heywood, Program Director for the Comprehensive Foster Care &amp;amp; Adoption program, and Brian Condron, Vice President of External Affairs. The two will talk about the good work that Home for Little Wanderers does in and around the Boston area, and how you can get involved or find out more.</p>
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NightSide - The Golden Age of Boston Television
<p>Terry Ann Knopf, longtime television critic and writer for a number of Boston area publications, has released a new book called &ldquo;The Golden Age of Boston Television&rdquo;. In it, Knopf takes a look back at local TV in the Boston area from the 1970&rsquo;s to the early 1990&rsquo;s. Knopf claims that local television in the Boston area was some of the best in the nation over those decades, and she joins Dan in studio to talk about some of the highlights. What do you remember about Boston TV from that time period?</p>
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NightSide - Shots Fired, Congressman Hit
<p>Many have expressed concern in recent years over the escalating political rhetoric on both sides of the aisle. Today, that anger boiled over, and a gunman shot at a number of Republican Congressmen while they were participating in a baseball practice. Representative Steve Scalise was hit and is reportedly in critical-but-stable condition. The alleged gunman had volunteered for Bernie Sanders&rsquo; presidential campaign, and his social media accounts showed strong anti-Trump and anti-Republican sentiments. Has our political dialogue become dangerously divisive? Do acts like Kathy Griffin&rsquo;s decapitation stunt and the NYC Julius Caesar / President Trump assassination scene provide inspiration or rationale for those already on the edge? How can we stop this type of violence from occurring?</p>
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NightSide - Wednesdays with Walsh
<p>Today is the second Wednesday of June, which means it&rsquo;s time for our monthly segment Wednesdays with Walsh! Boston Mayor Marty Walsh joins Dan in studio to check in with NightSide Nation about a wide variety of topics. The city is well underway in preparing for this weekend&rsquo;s Sail Boston, and that presents a number of security issues. Mayor Walsh will talk about everything you need to know for this weekend&rsquo;s festivities. Dan and the Mayor will also discuss crime in Boston, summer programs for Boston youths, and whatever else you&rsquo;d like to hear the Mayor address!</p>
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NightSide - The Case For More Guns
<p>Sheriff Wayne Ivey, of Brevard County, Florida, has gotten a wide range of reactions to his recent comments that in order to protect themselves from possible terrorist attacks, more people should own and carry guns. The debate over whether &ldquo;a good guy with a gun&rdquo; is the best way to stop &ldquo;a bad guy with a gun&rdquo; has been a hot issue for years in this country. Sheriff Ivey says that while waiting for emergency responders to arrive during an attack, it is up to individual citizens to neutralize or eliminate the threat. Sheriff Ivey checks in with Dan and the rest of NightSide Nation to explain why he believes an armed and well-prepared citizenry is an important first line of defense in these tumultuous times. Do you agree with Sheriff Ivey? Or do you think this is fear-mongering that encourages vigilante justice?</p>
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NightSide - Now It’s Sessions’ Turn
<p>Attorney General Jeff Sessions testified today for the Senate Intelligence Committee, the same committee that heard testimony from former FBI Director James Comey last week. The Attorney General stated throughout the hearing that he was unable to discuss any conversations he has had with the President, but that any suggestion that he colluded with Russia to undermine the election was an &ldquo;appalling and detestable lie&rdquo;. He also explained his role in the firing of Comey, as well as what he could remember about any conversations he has had with Russian officials. Tune in to hear some highlights of his testimony, then tell us what you think! Did you find the Attorney General credible? Are Democrats going off the deep end with their nonstop conspiracy theories and wild spy fiction-esque implications and accusations?</p>
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NightSide - NYC Play Shows Trump Assassination
<p>The always-popular Shakespeare in the Park series out of New York City is making national headlines this year with its production of Julius Caesar. The play, which obviously features the assassination of Caesar, has been updated to reflect our current political moment here in the U.S., including a Caesar that looks like President Trump. With the show set to open tonight, some big name sponsors have already backed out of the production due to the public outcry over the depiction of President Trump&rsquo;s assassination. Do you agree that staging a play like this goes too far? Or is this just artistic expression?</p>
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NightSide - Could We Be Next?
<p>Former NYC Police Commissioner William Bratton said during a recent interview that terror attacks like the ones in Paris and London are &ldquo;the new normal&rdquo;, and that it is only a matter of time before we are hit here at home. Do you agree that we are due for an attack on U.S. soil? How can we try to prevent this type of simple but effective strike? Do you think about terrorism when you attend public events?</p>
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NightSide - Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey In Studio
<p>Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey has taken on a number of issues and causes, both locally and nationally. Tonight, she joins Dan in the NightSide studio to talk about the biggest and most common concerns for Massachusetts residents and what her office can do to help. If you have a question or comment and you&rsquo;d like to talk directly with the Attorney General, here&rsquo;s your chance!</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Newspapers
<p>In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea says newspaper circulations are down.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Climate Change
<p>In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea says companies that disagreed with President Trump pulling out of the Paris agreement had better keep the environment clean.</p>
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NightSide - Muslim Life in America
<p>Inflammatory rhetoric during the 2016 campaign and a recent surge in terrorist activities have sparked a passionate debate in this country over whether we should be allowing Muslims from certain &ldquo;high-risk&rdquo; nations across our borders. But how has that affected day to day life for the millions of Muslims that already live in this country? Tonight, Dan is joined in studio by Imam Hamid Malik, Kashif Chaudhry, Faith Outreach Director for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Boston Chapter, and Maryam Sharrieff, Muslim Chaplain for Brandeis University. Our panel will talk about what life is like for American Muslims in our current political climate.</p>
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NightSide - Comey Speaks
<p>Former FBI Director James Comey testified today, answering questions about his numerous conversations with President Trump, his knowledge about the Russian attempts to influence our election, and the process of being fired by the President. The three hour hearing covered a lot of ground, but Dan is here to break it down for you! Tune in to hear some of the highlights and important takeaways, then call in and join the conversation! Do you think Director Comey is credible? Or is he simply a disgruntled worker, upset about being fired? Did Comey betray the President by leaking information about private conversations to the media? Was he out of line to call President Trump a liar?</p>
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NightSide - Was Remy Out of Line?
<p>Jerry Remy made a comment during last night&rsquo;s Red Sox game that he doesn&rsquo;t feel translators should be allowed to go with the coach during mound visits. The comments led to anger and criticism on social media, with some claiming that Remy&rsquo;s remarks seemed to imply players from other countries were not welcome in Major League Baseball. Do you agree that Remy was out of line and out of touch in his statements? Or is this just another example of the PC Police gone wild?</p>
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NightSide - Previewing Former FBI Director James Comey’s Testimony
<p>Tomorrow, the nation will watch as former FBI Director James Comey testifies about his meetings and conversations with President Trump. Comey&rsquo;s opening statement was released today, and so far, the results are pretty mixed. Tune in to hear what&rsquo;s been made public so far, then call in and give us your take on what we will hear tomorrow! Are there specific questions you hope will be asked? Will Comey&rsquo;s testimony put an end to the obstruction of justice issue?</p>
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NightSide - Megyn Kelly Takes On Vladimir Putin
<p>In her heavily hyped, highly anticipated return to the TV news world, Megyn Kelly sat down with Russian President Vladimir Putin for an interview on Sunday night. Despite Russia&rsquo;s attempts to influence the U.S. election dominating the news cycle for months, the interview seemed to lack substance or edge, with many calling it a letdown. Jessica Heslam, columnist for the Boston Herald, joins Dan to give us her thoughts on Kelly&rsquo;s performance.</p>
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NightSide - Living with Cancer
<p>There is nothing more frightening or intimidating than hearing your doctor use the word cancer. But as devastating as the diagnosis may feel, cancer is often not the death sentence it once was. Tonight, Dan is joined by Dr. David Ryan, chief of hematology/oncology at Massachusetts General Hospital, and Dr. Vicki Jackson, chief of palliative care at MGH, to talk about life after the diagnosis.</p>
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NightSide - Mascot Bill Spurs Debate
<p>A bill that would ban the use of Native American mascots at all public schools in Massachusetts was debated at a hearing on Beacon Hill earlier today. There are forty schools in Massachusetts that currently use a Native American mascot of some sort that would be affected by this legislation, should it pass. Massachusetts State Representative James Miceli checks in with Dan to talk about why he is against the bill. Rep. Miceli&rsquo;s district includes Tewksbury, which recently voted to keep their public school mascot as &ldquo;the Redmen&rdquo;. Do you think it&rsquo;s acceptable for schools to use mascots based on Native American tribes, symbols, or traditions? Is it time to abolish this practice, or does school tradition matter too?</p>
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NightSide - Is Religious Liberty in America in Jeopardy?
<p>Many Christians in this country believe that they have long been discriminated against in the name of freedom of religion. From stores no longer displaying Christmas decorations or wishing shoppers a &ldquo;Merry Christmas&rdquo;, to employers being required to provide contraceptives that go against their moral beliefs, many Christian Americans feel they are being marginalized and pushed out of the social fabric. A recent Supreme Court decision has reinforced those concerns. Michael Berry, Director of Military Affairs at First Liberty Institute and lead attorney for the case, checks in with NightSide Nation to explain the story.</p>
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NightSide - Congressional Town Hall with U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch
<p>Congressman Stephen Lynch joins Dan in studio for the first ever NightSide Congressional Town Hall. Representative Lynch will talk with Dan about the major national issues currently being debated, as well as local issues that have been of interest to the voters of Massachusetts 8th District. Do you have an issue you&rsquo;d like to raise with Congressman Lynch?</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Cultural Appropriation
<p>Some people are upset at a Mexican restaurant because the owners aren't Mexican. Huh?</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - Bear Necessities
<p>In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea applauds New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu for sparing the lives of a family of bears.</p>
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NightSide - Your Favorite Summer Movies
<p>Call in and tell us what your favorite movies are and why!</p>
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NightSide - Georgetown Professor Matt Kroenig Checks In
<p>Matt Kroenig is an Associate Professor in the Department of Government at Georgetown University. His recent article in Foreign Affairs makes a case that the criticism of President Trump&rsquo;s foreign policy is unfairly negative and offers many strong points on why his foreign policy is well positioned for upside. Matt and Dan will have an in-depth discussion on this topic.</p>
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NightSide - Kathy Griffin Claims Victimhood
<p>Comedian and TV personality Kathy Griffin created controversy once again, this time by posting an image of a fake severed head of President Trump. After much public backlash and being fired from CNN, she ranted a salvo of takes in a press conference. Your take at 8P. Is Kathy Griffin a victim?</p>
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NightSide - Hillary’s Greatest Hits
<p>Yesterday, Hillary Clinton spoke at the annual Code Conference in California, and gave a long list of reasons why she lost the 2016 election. The list of excuses included everything from Russian interference, to misogyny, to the media&rsquo;s focus on her email scandal, which she claimed was a &ldquo;nothingburger&rdquo;. Clinton also added a new culprit to her list, blaming the Democratic Party for not having the same resources as the Republicans going into the campaign. Is it time for her to step up and accept responsibility for her loss? Is her excuse-making hurting the Democrats?</p>
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NightSide - Talking with a Dog Lawyer
<p>No, he&rsquo;s not a dog that practices law! Jeremy Cohen has been an attorney for more than two decades. In 2015, he founded Boston Dog Lawyers to focus on the rights of pet owners. From custody disputes to wrongful injuries, to dog bite cases, Cohen has seen it all. Tune in to hear what life is like for a lawyer who fights for our furry friends.</p>
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NightSide - U.S. Withdraws From Paris Climate Accord
<p>Earlier today, President Trump announced that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord, an agreement signed by almost two hundred nations around the world. By rejecting the agreement, the United States joins Syria and Nicaragua as the only countries to choose not to participate. President Trump said he made the decision with the economic interests of Americans in mind, stating that he was elected to represent the citizens of &ldquo;Pittsburgh, not Paris&rdquo;. Do you think withdrawing from the agreement is the right move? Should job creation take precedence over protecting the environment? Can we do both?</p>
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NightSide - An Update on the Paris Accord
<p>The Paris Climate Accord is an agreement between 195 countries that was signed in 2015. Each nation that signed the deal submitted an individual plan to meet certain emission standards, with specific goals over the next ten years. Part of the purpose of the agreement was so nations would encourage each other to increase their efforts to reduce greenhouse emissions over the next decade. It is being reported that President Trump is planning on withdrawing the United States from the agreement, much to the dismay of most of the rest of the world. Tonight, Dan will talk with David Cash, Dean of the McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies at UMass Boston, and Katie Tubb, Policy Analyst at the Heritage Foundation, about what withdrawing from the agreement would mean for the U.S.</p>
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NightSide - Checking In with Boston Teachers
<p>Richard Stutman, President of the Boston Teachers Union, sits down with Dan to talk about Boston public schools. There has been an ongoing dispute over how to handle the teachers in the so-called &ldquo;excess pool&rdquo;. Tune in to hear why this has been such a hard nut to crack, and what the Boston Teachers Union believes should be done.</p>
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NightSide - Governor Sununu Is In Studio
<p>Newly elected New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu joins Dan in the NightSide studio to take your calls! Dan and Governor Sununu will discuss a number of local and national issues, including opioids, political media coverage, immigration, and the fate of the family of bears that captured the region&rsquo;s attention last week.</p>
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NightSide - Kathy Griffin Goes Too Far And Trump Phone Number
<p>Two topics- Kathy Griffin poses for a photo with a decapitated President, and President Trump hands out his phone number to other world leaders.</p> <p>Good ideas or bad ideas?</p>
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NightSide - Could Weight Loss Surgery Be The Answer
<p>Dr. Scott Shikora is the Director of the Center for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery at Brigham and Women&rsquo;s Hospital, as well as an associate professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School. Tonight, Dr. Shikora joins Dan in studio to talk about the pros and cons of weight loss surgery. Could weight loss surgery work for you?</p>
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NightSide - Senator Markey Is In Studio
<p>Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey joins Dan in the NightSide studio to check in with NightSide Nation and take your calls! Senator Markey will discuss a wide range of issues, including the ongoing opioid epidemic, the national healthcare debate, President Trump&rsquo;s first trip abroad, the North Korean threat, and the fight against ISIS.</p>
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NightSide - Cultural Appropriation or Authentic Recipe
<p>A trendy new pop up burrito spot in Portland, Oregon has closed its doors after a feature story on the venture revealed its origins. The owners, Kali Wilgus and Liz Connelly, explained in an interview that they did research for their tortilla recipe in Mexico, talking to as many cooks as they could and watching the process every chance they got. Some would say the two went above and beyond to make sure the recipe was authentic. But after the article ran, cries of cultural appropriation forced the two to shut the business down. John Zmirak, Senior Editor of The Stream, checks in with Dan to talk about why this war against cultural appropriation is racist and intolerant in its very nature. Do you think what the two women did was acceptable?</p>
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NightSide - Remembering The Fallen
<p>Today is Memorial Day, a day to pause and remember all of those who lost their lives in service to their country. With that in mind, we wanted to give all of NightSide Nation the chance to call in and acknowledge friends or loved ones who have put their lives on the line to protect this great nation.</p>
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NightSide - Recapping President Trump’s Trip
<p>President Trump has returned from his first trip abroad since his inauguration in January. Over the course of the trip, President Trump visited Saudi Arabia, met with the leaders of the NATO nations in Brussels, and talked with the Pope at the Vatican. Now that the trip is over, how do you think it went? What were your biggest takeaways from Trump&rsquo;s travels?</p>
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NightSide - President Kennedy’s 100th
<p>Today would be President John F. Kennedy&rsquo;s 100th birthday. One of the most beloved American figures of the twentieth century, Kennedy&rsquo;s impact is still felt today in many ways. When you think about JFK, what comes to mind for you? Is there a specific speech that you remember more than the rest? What would JFK think of the current political landscape?</p>
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NightSide - U.S. Senator Mike Lee Checks In
<p>The Republican Senator from Utah has written a new book titled, &ldquo;Written Out of History: The Forgotten Founders Who Fought Big Government&rdquo;. Senator Lee believes that one of the most important but also most ignored issues facing this country is our fraying social fabric.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Commentary - President Trump's Reviews
<p>In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea looks at how the press has reported on President Trump's first 100 days.</p>
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NightSide Weekend Comment - Coffee Shop With Rats
<p>In this weekend commentary, Dan Rea looks at a cafe in San Fransisco that lets patrons have a coffee, and pet some rats.</p>
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NightSide - What’s Your Perfect Vacation?
<p>It&rsquo;s that time of the year where seasonable weather makes for vacation plans. They can vary from cruises to &ldquo;staycations.&rdquo;</p>
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