December 4, 2025 • 31 mins
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has announced plans to visit New York City, though it remains unclear whether he will meet with Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani. The ongoing debate around “Trump Derangement Syndrome” taking over anti-Trumpers’ minds is being highlighted deeper and deeper as the weeks go on. Manhattan psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert is reportedly receiving death threats for speaking out on the topic. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews WOR weeknight host Jimmy Failla. The two try to understand why Mayor-Elect Mamdani participated in a Starbucks workers’ strike earlier in the week over work-life balance. Additionally, they touch on recent warnings from left-wing media figures about the threat Russia may pose to the United States and beyond.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Let's get back to the Mark Simone show on wo R.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Where was that.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Jimmy Baylor will be with us a little later this hour.
Lots to talk to him about. We'll get to Trump,
de arrangement, syndrome and more. Net Yahoo says he will
come to New York City. Benjamin NETANYAHUO who Mom Donnie
has threatened to arrest, says he will absolutely come to
New York City. Uh will he meet with mom Donnie?
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He said, only if Mom Donnie acknowledges Israel's right to exist. Well,
all right, that's a good that's a good point. If
Ma'm Donnie will acknowledge Israel's right to exist, he will
meet with him now when he comes to New York.
If Mom Donnie has said he will arrest him. But
we're starting to notice that Mam Donnie says a lot
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of things. But it's just a charming campaign rhetoric to
his wacko crowd. Uh, but he doesn't really fund up
on him. He met with Trump. It was quite a
friendly meeting. In fact, Mam Donnie revealed this week that
he continues to talk to Trump. They've continued the relationship.
They talk on the phone. He's called Trump a few times.
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Mam Donnie has been called by Trump. Also after the
National Guard shooting, Mam Donnie said he called Trump to
express his sympathy. So they they've become friends. So that's
a good sign. Maybe Trump can help keep this guy
in line. And maybe a lot of that crazy wacko
campaign stuff was just a lot of Democrats. They run
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like that. They just tell this ground whatever the hell
they want to hear, and then they don't do it.
But we'll see if Netanya Who does come to New York.
There's no he has nothing to fear about being arrested
no matter what Mam Donnie does. Trump has said he
will protect him with federal troops, law enforcement, FBI, federal agents,
whatever he has to do. They will be with Netanya
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Who the whole time to make sure he is not arrested.
A great attorney, Alan dersh Schwitz has said he will
be with Who every second of his visit. In case
he needs a lawyer, he'll be right there to take
care of him. Hey, if you take the subway, there's
no more Metro cards. December thirty first, that's the last
day of Metro cards, those yellow cards. I think I
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still have one or two somewhere with some money on him.
I better go use him. But the Metro cards disappear
final days December thirty. First, you have to use the
Omni card, which is strictly digital. I did go on
the subway the other day and he just held me.
If you just hold your phone up to the turnstyle,
it works. I'm looking at my wallet, my digital wallet.
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But what does that mean? Did I download the Omni
card at some point? I must have. I don't remember
doing that. I don't you know what. I don't think
you have to. I think if you have Apple Pay,
it also takes Apple Pay because I know I don't
remember ever downloading an Omni card. You just if you
have Apple Pay in your cell phone, just hold it
up to the turnstyle. It'll let you rite in. It
will charge you, but it will let you right in.
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So there's no more Metro card. This is going to
confuse a lot of people that are older, people that
aren't tech savvy. Now, it should also save the MTA
a lot of money. Those cards, I imagine costs a
lot of money to print up those cards, and you
have to have the big machines that dispense them there's
usually two or three in every subway station, so you
get rid of all of that, and that's a big savings,
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a lot of cost savings. Waiting to see if that
gets passed down to the subway consumer, I wouldn't count
on it. So there's gonna be if you're down there
in the subway, there's gonna be some old people who
don't know how to hell to get on the subway.
They don't know what an omni card is. They got
a flip phone, they can't download anything else. So you
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just try to help them. If you're down there, there's
some people that just just don't keep up with the text,
you know. I was talking to a friend of mine
in Florida, one of these guys that moved to Miami,
and he said, you know, I talked to a lot
of people down here. They listen to your show every
morning here in Miami, a lot of people. And then
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he says, I can't get it on the radio. I said, no,
you're like three thousand miles away. You have to listen
online or on the phone. And he said, a how
do you do that? And I'm trying to explain it
to him, and I'm trying to explain to him the
I just download the iHeart app on your phone. You
can listen to wor you can listen to every station
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in the country, can listen to everything on the iHeart app. Well,
he doesn't know how to do that. And he said,
by the way, this is a major CEO of a
big company. You'd know. But some people just can't figure
this stuff out. I actually know one woman, very successful woman,
who said to me, I didn't know this. She was,
I don't have a cell phone. I never had a
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cell phone. No you don't have a cell phone. No,
well how do you? She said, I don't need one.
But I was trying to explain to her. As a landline,
it's not long before they take away your landline. You know,
Verizon has already pretty much done that. If you had
an old fashioned Verizon landline, they're gone. Once they die,
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that's it. They won't fix them. And every phone company's
gonna there's gonna be no landlines in a couple of years.
So if you're one of the few people without a
cell phone, you better get one and start learning how
to use it. Do you ever read Drudge anymore? That
used to be the biggest website in the world for news. Now,
I go to Drudge and I love the guy who's
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a friend of mine for years. I haven't talked to
him in a while, but I go to Drudge Now.
This site is completely nuts, it's completely insane. It's to
the left of MSNBC. It's absolutely crazy. You see these headlines,
They're the most awful anti Trump headlines in the world. Yeah,
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I don't want to read some of these. They're so outlandish,
and he's posting things from the the worst lowest people
on earth. They're not even close to being legitimate. I mean,
Michael Wolfe, Mary Trump, those kind of lunatics. Hey, you
know who I really like, Lucy Arnez. Lucy Arnez is
the daughter of Lucille Ball. Lucy Arnez a very nice woman,
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a very talented Broadway star, TV star, and I love
reading her Facebook page because she talks about politics. And
it's not just her. There's a lot of people out
there in Hollywood, great people, you'd love spending time with him.
Their fun, but when they start posting about politics, they
are completely deranged. They are totally insane. So she's a
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very nice woman. Lives in Palm Springs puts up pictures
of fun things, but then every you know, fifth post
is political. Here's one from yesterday. This is a long
essay she puts up there. Trump is an instrument of
this country's dark side. He thinks he can do better
than democracy. This group of individuals is resculpting America to
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suit their vision, their greed, their need for control. They
think they know how to run us better than laws
and courts. They distrust higher learning. Trump's the Ivy League graduate.
He sent all his kids to Ivy League schools. They
distrust higher learning. They don't want equality. It's a group
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effort to dumb down and christianize the country to their
backwards beliefs. Corporations will be in charge. A handful of
multimillionaires will run this great country as if it were
a corporation. They truly believe this will work better. This
is happening right now as we eat our leftovers. But
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if you look at her Facebook, she's living in a
mansion of Palm Springs. Mix in the Heritage Foundation and
the Federalist Society, you'll get a clearer picture of what's
going on right under our noses. Trump is a pawn.
They need an idiot to puppet. The bigger the fool,
the bigger the ego. This is more serious than just putin.
We cannot solve this or fight it until we truly
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understand it. Now, again, she's a very nice woman. Talk
to her about anything. She sounds very smart. Talked to
her about politics and not just her. It's all these
people talked to her about politics. She sounds like a
deranged lunatic. Now, this is what they call Trump derangement syndrome.
It's an actual thing. It's well here, Now, Wikipedia is
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very slanted left wing. Wikipedia says Trump derangement syndrome. It's
a pejorative used to describe negative reactions to Trump. It's
used to dismiss criticism of Trump. Well, no, not really.
It's an actual thing. Just this Lucy Arnetz thing I
just read you. This is Trump derangement syndrome. This is
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not normal. It's if you don't like Trump, that's fine.
If a guy said I I don't like him. I
don't like the way he talks. He's too crude for me.
Why does he have to insult people? Okay, I can
get that, but he's not tearing down democracy, threat to
the world, that's Trump derangement syndrome. So there's a great psychologist,
Jonathan Albert, who wrote a piece for the Wall Street Journal.
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They got a big psychiatrist, a top psychiatrists, could you
write about this Trump derangement syndrome. So he wrote a
column explaining it that it's an obsessive political preoccupation. It
resembles an obsessive compulsive pattern in which one political figure
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becomes the center of intrusive thoughts. It creates heightened arousal
compulsive monitoring that takes over a person's mental band with
We goes on to explain it in psychological terms, how
it's a real thing, this Trump derangement syndrome. So this
guy writes the column and then a lot of TV
shows have him on to talk about it, and he's
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on TV a lot. Well, now he's getting death threats
left and right. He's getting death threats all over the place.
So now he writes another column saying, they just proved
it's true that there is a Trump derangement syndrome. You know,
if you don't like my column and you're going to
write me a nasty letter, fine, but he's getting death threats.
So he said in trying to disprove the phenomenon. These
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people have demonstrated it dramatically. The way they're all behaving
is absolute proof, scientific proof that there is such a
thing as Trump derangement syndrome. As they're all trying to
have the guy killed or assassinated. So it's a real thing,
this Trump derangement syndrome. And you got to remember when
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you with your friend who's a left wing coop Trumpeter,
don't get mad. Just don't talk to him about it.
Just change the subject. It's a symptom, it's an actual
mental illness they have. Just don't even engage with them.
I'll tell you how bad it is. You know, they're
yelling and screaming about the ballroom Trump rebuilding parts of
the White House. Well, across the street from the White
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House is the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, And if you've
seen it lately, it's kind of bad looking. The White
House is white and all the buildings are white, but
this building is dark gray, And it turns out it's
the same kind of white limestone or whatever it is
that the White House is. It just got really dark
and dirty over the years. So Trump is the expert
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on this stuff, and he looks across the street and
he says, you got a powerwash that you know you've
seen this happen every now and then they powerwasher building
and then the outside the stone comes back to the
gleaming white or whatever it was light gray when it
was first built, instead of the dark, dirty looking gray.
So he told them the powerwash the building. It's a
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nice thing to do. Every building should do it. The
building's one hundred and thirty seven years old. It's government.
You know, they don't take care of things. So Trump said,
you know you got to powerwash that building. They're about
to start. The crazy left wing cooks, the leftists Trump
derangement syndrome, started yelling and screaming, how dairy powerwash the
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eyesen our office building. They went to court. The swamp
went to court. They found a DC left wing judge
who had to put up block a restraining order. They're
not allowed to powerwash the building. Trump team was forced
to agree not to take any steps to beautify the
building for the rest of the year while the court
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proceedings continue. It's just dirt and grime, you gotta wash
it off the building. But the left wing went to
court block this. I mean, this is absolutely insane. This
is Trump derangement syndrome. They'll fight this legally in court
till they can get permission to clean the side of
the building so it's not so gray and dirty and
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ugly anymore. Unbelievable. I mean, they're just nuts, these people.
Anybody remember the comedian Jackie Vernon. This is way before
our time. I mean, this is like you remember him.
He was kind of big, heavy guy and he talked,
liked us, and he talked in monotone, and he was
he was in a lot of so he's on the
Tonight show Ed Sullivan, the Dean Martin Show, the famous
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comedian back then. It's a quiet that was his whole routine,
that he was a quiet, nerdy monotones. Apparently as a
son who's just revealed he's all a lot of people
know him. He's the voice of a Frosty the Snowman,
of course, from the nineteen sixty nine classic Frosty the Snowman.
Everybody knows the voice. So his son, David Vernon revealed
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this dull guy that was his whole act, by the way,
about how Dolly was. He come out and do jokes
about how Dolly was. Turns out the guy was a
hell of a womanizer. The guy had three separate families.
The main family finds out about these other kids they
didn't know about. The guy was like a multi not
a big a mister. What do you call this, a
trigger mister or whatever. He had a multiple live, multiple families,
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all sorts of children nobody knew about. So so hey,
you can never judge a book by its cover. Hey,
Jack Smith, the disgusting weirdo Bizarro prosecuted a bug eyed
guy with the cape. He has been subpoenaed house. The
Republicans want to grill him. He's the one that did
the disgusting, awful, you know raid on mar A Lago
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with their guns drawn. They got the shoot to kill
order if they needed it. Seriously, Biden gave him the
okay to use deadly force. He took it a war crime.
Biden gave him the okay to use deadly force in
mar A Lago where all the old ladies are having dinner.
And they didn't just go and looking for documents. It
was the most disgusting raid. They went through Baron's room,
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they went through Malania's closets, They looked in her underwear
drawer like poly walnuts going through Adrian's underwear and it
was absolutely disgusting. But he's going to be asked about
all of this. Jack Smith will have to testify he's
bien subpoenaed. Jack Smith says, I look forward to meeting
with the committees to discuss my work and clarify the
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various misconceptions. I think this is going to very badly
for him. It's not gonna go well for him. Hey,
we'll take a break and then we'll take some calls.
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take some calls. Let's go to uh Steve in Jersey City. Steve,
how you doing, mar Hi?
Speaker 4 (15:53):
Long time to speak, Buddy. I wanted to comment on
the guitar player ye musician Steve Yeah, right, right, buddy.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
Lucy Ornez was screaming about you know power. You know
she doesn't does she realized.
Speaker 4 (16:11):
That from fifty five to sixty five, Desilu studios ruled Hollywood.
Speaker 2 (16:17):
You couldn't get a show on the air.
Speaker 3 (16:18):
Yes, yes, there were ninety five per shows on the
ninety percent shows on the air were not from Desilu.
But they were very good.
Speaker 1 (16:24):
They had a lot of one.
Speaker 3 (16:25):
They had like ten hit shows at once. That was
very good. Yeah, but you know, and they didn't roll Hollywood.
That's perfectly normal. There was a time where Norman Norman
Lear once had ten hit shows on it once, Chuck
Laurie once had five hit shows at once, perfect carcon
Werner once ten big hit shows. Perfectly normal.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
All right, all right, I just every time I watched
me TV, at the end of the show, I see
Desilu production.
Speaker 3 (16:51):
Yeah. They also had a good studio. So a lot
of people had nothing to do with Desilu, but they
would rent a Desilu studio and do it there because
they had they had better prices. Believe or not, then
the big studios did.
Speaker 4 (17:01):
But okay, okay, well you might have set me straight.
Speaker 3 (17:04):
Then if you go back to the height of Desilu,
let's say they had twelve shows on the air. There
were actually one hundred and twenty shows on the air,
they had twelve of them, so that's that's only ten percent.
Speaker 1 (17:13):
Okay, okay, Well, I'm a musician, not a TV guy,
So but thank you any for I appreciate that.
Speaker 3 (17:19):
Always listening to you, Mark all the time. All right, thanks,
Let's go to uh Chris in Manhattan. Chris, how you
doing Mark?
Speaker 4 (17:26):
I'm good. Thanks.
Speaker 2 (17:26):
I hope you doing well too. But I just want
to say I think you're the best show on on
w R coming. I'm not butttering. I'm not buttering you
up at all. But that's not what I called for.
There's no butt Listen. I want to talk about the
bombings of the boats. Okay, what if the person feeding
the United States gives wrong information on purpose, and all
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of a sudden they blow up a boat that has
people on it that have absolutely nothing to do with anything.
Speaker 3 (17:55):
Well, luckily that's not luckily, But luckily that's not ranging that.
Luckily that's not been the case apparently not yet.
Speaker 2 (18:01):
I know, but it's very dangerous.
Speaker 3 (18:02):
I mean, that's true. Of everything everywhere, every police department,
every interra law enforcement would have the same situation. But
apparently they try to keep this quiet. They have captured
and got some major, major, major cartel leaders who are
facing incredible jail time, who are giving them names and
people and all that. And they're following these people. They
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don't just wait till they see a boat and blow
it up. They follow them from the lab, from the
cartel headquarters out to the world.
Speaker 2 (18:28):
Well, that's why I figure they're being set information. What
if somebody purposely feeds them false information?
Speaker 3 (18:32):
I mean that could Well, these are professionals, they would
know better. And the problem you're bringing up would be
for every police department, every investigation, everything everywhere. So it
wouldn't apply just to this, it would apply to all
law enforcement everywhere, at all times. But they know how
to use informants. They know how to test the credibility
of people cooperating. Oh, we only got like a minute.
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Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn Vincent, we only got
like forty seconds.
Speaker 4 (18:57):
All right, and the people got forbid if their people
of the government usually pays out, just like they did
with Ashley Babbitt's case, and Ileana Ohmar is a piece
of garbage. And if you want to see where that
Pilford Somalian money was going that they robbed from US
in Minnesota, go on YouTube and watch the United States
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Navy go to war with the Somalian swift gunboats. There's
one in particular the Defense Department. About a month after
the operations, they post them on YouTube, and one in
particular it shows the United States Navy swinging it out
with about thirty Somalian gunboats because they're trying to hijack
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a US Navy fuel ship. That just like a floating stuff.
Speaker 3 (19:49):
That's pretty good. That that sounds pretty good on Youtubetta
watch it. Gotta watch that tonight, Vincent, we gotta go.
We gotta do the news. Thanks for calling. When we
come back. Jimmy Faylor, The Great Jimmy Faylor Next on
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Speaker 1 (20:34):
I'm laughing. I was just watching this video, Mom Donnie
with the Starbucks protest.
Speaker 3 (20:39):
Did you see this?
Speaker 1 (20:42):
But I'm like Starbucks workers have such a hard time
spelling everybody's name on the cup as it is. Now,
you got to bring in a Zoran, Mom, Donnie, on
the side of that cup. He probably got, we got
a coffee for Zoolander.
Speaker 3 (20:56):
He has any idea, Hey, if you're a socialist, why
should you help a place that ours is eighteen dollars
for a cup of coffee?
Speaker 4 (21:02):
He amen.
Speaker 1 (21:03):
Well, that's the best part of that protest too, is
he's they're talking about the working man. He probably demanded
an appearance fee.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
But he should be.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Uh.
Speaker 3 (21:13):
I mean, that's the most disgusting you talking about affordability.
The greatest violator is Starbucks.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
But of course, but remember this, he's he's not worried
about affordability. The city council just voted to give himself
a sixteen percent raise, so it's more avoid it's already
more affordable. He hasn't even gotten sworn in yet, he's
already made life more affordable.
Speaker 3 (21:35):
Hey, these the drug boats. Don't you feel sorry for
the poor drug boats? They're getting bombed like crazy. Why
that's just terrible, isn't it.
Speaker 1 (21:45):
It's my favorite thing in the world. The Democrats are
yelling at you that you gotta feel bad for this,
and I gotta tell you, man, someday they're going to
have an intervention. Like, you know, if you drink too much,
your family's like, hey, you know, we knew you were
out of control when you did this at the wedding. Okay,
someday there's going to be an intervention for the Democrats.
I think it'll be like they're gonna play the video
we knew you were out of control when you went
on TV and said leave these.
Speaker 3 (22:06):
Poor Narco terrorists below. Did you see the.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
One lunatic on MSNBC's like they're just trying to make
a living. What it's bananas and like there will have
to be an intervention at some point because this is
not a sustainable this is not a real political party
at this point.
Speaker 3 (22:25):
Yeah, you know, this Trump derangement syndrome. It's so real.
The psychologist Jonathan Alpert wrote about it, how real it is.
Then he gets death threats all over the place. Now
he writes another cop so you just proved my point.
You just proved that's an actual derangement syndrome. Will it
ever end? No?
Speaker 1 (22:43):
And that's my favorite thing about right now, you know,
is that we're living in this like it's like a
hamster wheel of stupid. Because what the reason I specifically
a hamster wheel is we come back around like you know,
like two weeks ago, it was like release the Epstein files,
and then he released them and they're like, ah, heck
that was But then this boat thing happened and they're like, oh,
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they shouldn't have shot that guy. But now that went away.
ABC said they were in the right. So now the
hamster wheel's going to probably come back around to either
the Epstein's or I don't know, some with Russia. Rachel
Maddow was talking about Russia last night. I'm not kidding.
She was on Colbert. She's just like, yeah, Russia's running.
I'm like, these people aren't even trying anymore. You know,
we always get mad at Hollywood because we're like they
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never make original movies. It's just another X Men. Okay, well,
the Democrats are basically doing the same thing, except they
are literally the party of X Men.
Speaker 3 (23:35):
Now on Saturday nights, you do the best late night show.
It's the funniest monologue and it's fun, it's funny, you laugh.
It's a great thing at late night. What the hell?
Speaker 4 (23:47):
What?
Speaker 1 (23:47):
Right?
Speaker 3 (23:47):
Before we get a bet? Who was to watch Rachel
Maddow and Stephen Colbert try to rally you up? How
is that late night entertainment?
Speaker 1 (23:55):
And it's confusing because you can't tell who's who, which
one the MSFC and which was the CBS. I'm confused here,
and that's all the same dumb stuff. And like you said,
you make a good point. This is what you're watching
before you go to bed. Who wants to go to
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bed with? The Russians took over the government? The sleep
tight kids, you know, and that is I mean it.
It's where he's failing the country. I said this after
the election when Jimmy Kimmel cried after Trump won the election.
As a comedian, that was the most offensive thing I've
ever seen. Because we have one job, which is to
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make you laugh. He did the opposite of our job,
instead of bringing joy. He literally cried and I said
this at the time. I'm like, imagine you went to
splash dancers and every time a new song came on,
the girl put on another layer of clothes. Okay, you're
doing the opposite of the job. Jimmy Kimmel is comedian,
Dough is a reverse stripper, and Colbert is right there
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with them.
Speaker 3 (25:01):
Yeah, Colbert, Rachel Mattter, you're right. What is it about
these androgenosts looking people with glasses that the left gloves.
It's a real phenomenon, That is the thing.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
It's those it's those glasses.
Speaker 4 (25:12):
You now.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Trump has a maga hat. The Democrats have those black glasses.
Speaker 3 (25:16):
It's a thing.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
And if you can't afford the black glasses, you wear
a mask when you're driving your car alone. I'm out
of Theresa County. I'm withering up the Sagda Coast Parkway,
so I'm probably in Suffolk by the time I get there,
but I took the Southern state out. The other day.
Woman next to me comes flying up north on the
sag She's got a mask on in her Subaru, and
my wife goes, I wonder who she voted for, and
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I laughed so hard I drove off the road.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
You don't see a lot of that Long Island though,
they tend to be more sensible. People in Long Island.
Speaker 1 (25:47):
Are people are people. But she was probably she was
a Sunday, so she probably came out from the Upper
West Side and when heading out to a handon.
Speaker 3 (25:54):
Yeah, why how come the upper West side of Priest
they're all little old ladies? Why are these little old
lady so trump deranged? What is it about being a
little old lady?
Speaker 1 (26:05):
I know that's like a it's a thing man, and
I don't It doesn't make sense to me because he's
like pro police, anti migrant crime. And if you're a
little old lady, you know that's probably a good policy
for you. You know, I don't think anybody wants to
do it yourself police force. But you know you read
those reports about Mom Donnie and that unit that's already
(26:26):
been established where they show up with the social worker again.
You know this when the when the game is on
the line, you're calling the boys in blue, not the weirdos.
Speaker 3 (26:37):
With the blue hair.
Speaker 1 (26:38):
You know you want cops. So if I'm one of
those little old ladies, I'd have my maga hat on.
Speaker 3 (26:43):
Yeah. He speaking of the Democrats defending anything, what are
they now defending these Somali crooks that rob two billion?
Will they defend this too? That's my favorite thing in
the world. And they're like, we're not going to sit
here and have you the I think the term is
other eise. We're authorizing some people.
Speaker 1 (27:02):
I mean no, no, the money's gone. This is not about
the color of their skin. It's about the color of
the money, okay, because they ripped off other people who
have that color skin just the same, who might otherwise
have been the recipients of that money. And what's crazy
about it is the story they tell. They're like, these
people migrated here fleeing a civil war. Forty percent of
the money is actually in Somalia. It's not even here.
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So they didn't even bother to take the flight or
sail over on a boat and get them Fugeesi passport.
These guys are literally just getting the money in the
mail like they ordered. Instead of ten CDs for a penny,
you get ten thousand dollars for a Democrat.
Speaker 3 (27:42):
I hate you should listen to Jimmy Fala. He does
a great show here on w OR every night nine
to midnight. Excellent show. What do you have tonight on
the show?
Speaker 1 (27:50):
Oh, it's a hot one. Lara Trump is on presidential
daughter in law and Byron Donald's man who says he's
going to be the next governor of Florida. He's got
to get through me first and the interviews, so we'll
see how it goes. Uh.
Speaker 3 (28:02):
Yeah, Ron DeSantis not the most exciting guy in the world,
but he was a great governor. And Byron Donalds. I
think Brian Donalds would be great, right he continue everything
to Santus.
Speaker 1 (28:11):
Did you know we had better be because he's on
my show like once a week and I'm gonna look terrible.
If he's okay, he's got to step it up.
Speaker 3 (28:20):
And the next person to get elected from the Trump
family baron Lara, who do you think?
Speaker 1 (28:28):
Well, you know, it's funny like Larry didn't run in
North Carolina because I guess she doesn't really live there,
and you know, getting you know, thought about the Florida thing,
but she's back and forth. I would think it was
her because she was an R and C chairperson and
she you know, they all have chops, the kids all
have chops in their own way. Eric runs the businesses
Don Junior's Eric runs the businesses Don Junior runs his mouth.
(28:50):
I'm not saying that the disparaging way.
Speaker 3 (28:52):
He's a lot like his dad.
Speaker 1 (28:53):
He's very pugnacious, he's very out there. I don't know
Baron's deal, but here is one keynote. Okay, in the
dential election, the taller candidate has won about ninety percent
of the elections in our nation. Darren Trump is six
foot nine, so if he can get himself a nomination,
he's probably gonna win.
Speaker 3 (29:12):
Yeah, you're gonna have to get some basketball player to
run against it. That's your only hope if you're a Democrat.
Speaker 1 (29:16):
So the Democrats are going to elect a women's basketball player.
But it looks like Lebron James for some reason. It's
Lebronda promo.
Speaker 3 (29:25):
Laura Trump, you gave her a show on Fox and
it's doing well. I think she's start to realize it's
a lot more fun doing TV than running for her
office and getting killed.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
But it's sure she'd rather be the lead in for
Jimmy Fayla than Mitch McConnell. Good point.
Speaker 3 (29:39):
Actually, that's a great lineup. Saturday night is Lara Trump.
But at ten o'clock Jimmy Fayla. It's the best late
night showing TV. Make sure you watch that Fox News
channel and make sure you're listening tonight every weeknight. He's
on w o R with a great show nine to
midnight tonight and every weeknight. Jimmy Fayla, thanks for being
with us, Ghet the best buddy. Take care, take care. Hey,
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don't forget. Yeah, it's Greate nine to midnight. Don't forget.
Buck and Clay follow me at noon. They'll be here
right after this show on seven to ten WR the
mar Samone Show on SEVENR. Well, Hey, the Rockfiller Center
tree is lit. Happened last night. It's gonna be The
(30:24):
lights are on five am to midnight every night. You
got the Bryant Park Tree. That's a beautiful Christmas tree too.
You got rockfer Center Sixth Avenue. All along Sixth Avenue,
there's all those different Christmas things that are they're all
up now. The big, big big ornaments, the big candy canes.
The sidewalks will be mobbed all the time as you
(30:45):
try to walk Sixth Avenue from like you know, like
fifty second street to forty second. Absolute gridlock in the streets,
in the sidewalks, everywhere. But it's a sign that New
York is doing as well as ever despite the Mom
Donnie election. People are still coming here. I'm told you
cannot get a hotel room in New York City right
now for the whole month of December. More tourism than ever. Hey,
(31:09):
we're out of time. I'm taking tomorrow off. I'll be
away tomorrow. I'll be back on Monday, but normally i'm
here Monday through Friday ten to noon. Or you can
listen to the podcast and hear us anytime. Hey, and
don't forget, there's a special extra show, a bonus segment
if you're a podcast listener, every weekend. So I'll see
a Monday
Let's get back to the Mark Simone show on wo R.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Where was that.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Jimmy Baylor will be with us a little later this hour.
Lots to talk to him about. We'll get to Trump,
de arrangement, syndrome and more. Net Yahoo says he will
come to New York City. Benjamin NETANYAHUO who Mom Donnie
has threatened to arrest, says he will absolutely come to
New York City. Uh will he meet with mom Donnie?
(00:29):
He said, only if Mom Donnie acknowledges Israel's right to exist. Well,
all right, that's a good that's a good point. If
Ma'm Donnie will acknowledge Israel's right to exist, he will
meet with him now when he comes to New York.
If Mom Donnie has said he will arrest him. But
we're starting to notice that Mam Donnie says a lot
(00:52):
of things. But it's just a charming campaign rhetoric to
his wacko crowd. Uh, but he doesn't really fund up
on him. He met with Trump. It was quite a
friendly meeting. In fact, Mam Donnie revealed this week that
he continues to talk to Trump. They've continued the relationship.
They talk on the phone. He's called Trump a few times.
(01:13):
Mam Donnie has been called by Trump. Also after the
National Guard shooting, Mam Donnie said he called Trump to
express his sympathy. So they they've become friends. So that's
a good sign. Maybe Trump can help keep this guy
in line. And maybe a lot of that crazy wacko
campaign stuff was just a lot of Democrats. They run
(01:34):
like that. They just tell this ground whatever the hell
they want to hear, and then they don't do it.
But we'll see if Netanya Who does come to New York.
There's no he has nothing to fear about being arrested
no matter what Mam Donnie does. Trump has said he
will protect him with federal troops, law enforcement, FBI, federal agents,
whatever he has to do. They will be with Netanya
(01:55):
Who the whole time to make sure he is not arrested.
A great attorney, Alan dersh Schwitz has said he will
be with Who every second of his visit. In case
he needs a lawyer, he'll be right there to take
care of him. Hey, if you take the subway, there's
no more Metro cards. December thirty first, that's the last
day of Metro cards, those yellow cards. I think I
(02:18):
still have one or two somewhere with some money on him.
I better go use him. But the Metro cards disappear
final days December thirty. First, you have to use the
Omni card, which is strictly digital. I did go on
the subway the other day and he just held me.
If you just hold your phone up to the turnstyle,
it works. I'm looking at my wallet, my digital wallet.
(02:41):
But what does that mean? Did I download the Omni
card at some point? I must have. I don't remember
doing that. I don't you know what. I don't think
you have to. I think if you have Apple Pay,
it also takes Apple Pay because I know I don't
remember ever downloading an Omni card. You just if you
have Apple Pay in your cell phone, just hold it
up to the turnstyle. It'll let you rite in. It
will charge you, but it will let you right in.
(03:02):
So there's no more Metro card. This is going to
confuse a lot of people that are older, people that
aren't tech savvy. Now, it should also save the MTA
a lot of money. Those cards, I imagine costs a
lot of money to print up those cards, and you
have to have the big machines that dispense them there's
usually two or three in every subway station, so you
get rid of all of that, and that's a big savings,
(03:25):
a lot of cost savings. Waiting to see if that
gets passed down to the subway consumer, I wouldn't count
on it. So there's gonna be if you're down there
in the subway, there's gonna be some old people who
don't know how to hell to get on the subway.
They don't know what an omni card is. They got
a flip phone, they can't download anything else. So you
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just try to help them. If you're down there, there's
some people that just just don't keep up with the text,
you know. I was talking to a friend of mine
in Florida, one of these guys that moved to Miami,
and he said, you know, I talked to a lot
of people down here. They listen to your show every
morning here in Miami, a lot of people. And then
(04:06):
he says, I can't get it on the radio. I said, no,
you're like three thousand miles away. You have to listen
online or on the phone. And he said, a how
do you do that? And I'm trying to explain it
to him, and I'm trying to explain to him the
I just download the iHeart app on your phone. You
can listen to wor you can listen to every station
(04:28):
in the country, can listen to everything on the iHeart app. Well,
he doesn't know how to do that. And he said,
by the way, this is a major CEO of a
big company. You'd know. But some people just can't figure
this stuff out. I actually know one woman, very successful woman,
who said to me, I didn't know this. She was,
I don't have a cell phone. I never had a
(04:49):
cell phone. No you don't have a cell phone. No,
well how do you? She said, I don't need one.
But I was trying to explain to her. As a landline,
it's not long before they take away your landline. You know,
Verizon has already pretty much done that. If you had
an old fashioned Verizon landline, they're gone. Once they die,
(05:10):
that's it. They won't fix them. And every phone company's
gonna there's gonna be no landlines in a couple of years.
So if you're one of the few people without a
cell phone, you better get one and start learning how
to use it. Do you ever read Drudge anymore? That
used to be the biggest website in the world for news. Now,
I go to Drudge and I love the guy who's
(05:32):
a friend of mine for years. I haven't talked to
him in a while, but I go to Drudge Now.
This site is completely nuts, it's completely insane. It's to
the left of MSNBC. It's absolutely crazy. You see these headlines,
They're the most awful anti Trump headlines in the world. Yeah,
(05:55):
I don't want to read some of these. They're so outlandish,
and he's posting things from the the worst lowest people
on earth. They're not even close to being legitimate. I mean,
Michael Wolfe, Mary Trump, those kind of lunatics. Hey, you
know who I really like, Lucy Arnez. Lucy Arnez is
the daughter of Lucille Ball. Lucy Arnez a very nice woman,
(06:17):
a very talented Broadway star, TV star, and I love
reading her Facebook page because she talks about politics. And
it's not just her. There's a lot of people out
there in Hollywood, great people, you'd love spending time with him.
Their fun, but when they start posting about politics, they
are completely deranged. They are totally insane. So she's a
(06:38):
very nice woman. Lives in Palm Springs puts up pictures
of fun things, but then every you know, fifth post
is political. Here's one from yesterday. This is a long
essay she puts up there. Trump is an instrument of
this country's dark side. He thinks he can do better
than democracy. This group of individuals is resculpting America to
(07:03):
suit their vision, their greed, their need for control. They
think they know how to run us better than laws
and courts. They distrust higher learning. Trump's the Ivy League graduate.
He sent all his kids to Ivy League schools. They
distrust higher learning. They don't want equality. It's a group
(07:25):
effort to dumb down and christianize the country to their
backwards beliefs. Corporations will be in charge. A handful of
multimillionaires will run this great country as if it were
a corporation. They truly believe this will work better. This
is happening right now as we eat our leftovers. But
(07:48):
if you look at her Facebook, she's living in a
mansion of Palm Springs. Mix in the Heritage Foundation and
the Federalist Society, you'll get a clearer picture of what's
going on right under our noses. Trump is a pawn.
They need an idiot to puppet. The bigger the fool,
the bigger the ego. This is more serious than just putin.
We cannot solve this or fight it until we truly
(08:11):
understand it. Now, again, she's a very nice woman. Talk
to her about anything. She sounds very smart. Talked to
her about politics and not just her. It's all these
people talked to her about politics. She sounds like a
deranged lunatic. Now, this is what they call Trump derangement syndrome.
It's an actual thing. It's well here, Now, Wikipedia is
(08:33):
very slanted left wing. Wikipedia says Trump derangement syndrome. It's
a pejorative used to describe negative reactions to Trump. It's
used to dismiss criticism of Trump. Well, no, not really.
It's an actual thing. Just this Lucy Arnetz thing I
just read you. This is Trump derangement syndrome. This is
(08:55):
not normal. It's if you don't like Trump, that's fine.
If a guy said I I don't like him. I
don't like the way he talks. He's too crude for me.
Why does he have to insult people? Okay, I can
get that, but he's not tearing down democracy, threat to
the world, that's Trump derangement syndrome. So there's a great psychologist,
Jonathan Albert, who wrote a piece for the Wall Street Journal.
(09:18):
They got a big psychiatrist, a top psychiatrists, could you
write about this Trump derangement syndrome. So he wrote a
column explaining it that it's an obsessive political preoccupation. It
resembles an obsessive compulsive pattern in which one political figure
(09:39):
becomes the center of intrusive thoughts. It creates heightened arousal
compulsive monitoring that takes over a person's mental band with
We goes on to explain it in psychological terms, how
it's a real thing, this Trump derangement syndrome. So this
guy writes the column and then a lot of TV
shows have him on to talk about it, and he's
(10:00):
on TV a lot. Well, now he's getting death threats
left and right. He's getting death threats all over the place.
So now he writes another column saying, they just proved
it's true that there is a Trump derangement syndrome. You know,
if you don't like my column and you're going to
write me a nasty letter, fine, but he's getting death threats.
So he said in trying to disprove the phenomenon. These
(10:23):
people have demonstrated it dramatically. The way they're all behaving
is absolute proof, scientific proof that there is such a
thing as Trump derangement syndrome. As they're all trying to
have the guy killed or assassinated. So it's a real thing,
this Trump derangement syndrome. And you got to remember when
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you with your friend who's a left wing coop Trumpeter,
don't get mad. Just don't talk to him about it.
Just change the subject. It's a symptom, it's an actual
mental illness they have. Just don't even engage with them.
I'll tell you how bad it is. You know, they're
yelling and screaming about the ballroom Trump rebuilding parts of
the White House. Well, across the street from the White
(11:06):
House is the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, And if you've
seen it lately, it's kind of bad looking. The White
House is white and all the buildings are white, but
this building is dark gray, And it turns out it's
the same kind of white limestone or whatever it is
that the White House is. It just got really dark
and dirty over the years. So Trump is the expert
(11:29):
on this stuff, and he looks across the street and
he says, you got a powerwash that you know you've
seen this happen every now and then they powerwasher building
and then the outside the stone comes back to the
gleaming white or whatever it was light gray when it
was first built, instead of the dark, dirty looking gray.
So he told them the powerwash the building. It's a
(11:51):
nice thing to do. Every building should do it. The
building's one hundred and thirty seven years old. It's government.
You know, they don't take care of things. So Trump said,
you know you got to powerwash that building. They're about
to start. The crazy left wing cooks, the leftists Trump
derangement syndrome, started yelling and screaming, how dairy powerwash the
(12:12):
eyesen our office building. They went to court. The swamp
went to court. They found a DC left wing judge
who had to put up block a restraining order. They're
not allowed to powerwash the building. Trump team was forced
to agree not to take any steps to beautify the
building for the rest of the year while the court
(12:32):
proceedings continue. It's just dirt and grime, you gotta wash
it off the building. But the left wing went to
court block this. I mean, this is absolutely insane. This
is Trump derangement syndrome. They'll fight this legally in court
till they can get permission to clean the side of
the building so it's not so gray and dirty and
(12:54):
ugly anymore. Unbelievable. I mean, they're just nuts, these people.
Anybody remember the comedian Jackie Vernon. This is way before
our time. I mean, this is like you remember him.
He was kind of big, heavy guy and he talked,
liked us, and he talked in monotone, and he was
he was in a lot of so he's on the
Tonight show Ed Sullivan, the Dean Martin Show, the famous
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comedian back then. It's a quiet that was his whole routine,
that he was a quiet, nerdy monotones. Apparently as a
son who's just revealed he's all a lot of people
know him. He's the voice of a Frosty the Snowman,
of course, from the nineteen sixty nine classic Frosty the Snowman.
Everybody knows the voice. So his son, David Vernon revealed
(13:41):
this dull guy that was his whole act, by the way,
about how Dolly was. He come out and do jokes
about how Dolly was. Turns out the guy was a
hell of a womanizer. The guy had three separate families.
The main family finds out about these other kids they
didn't know about. The guy was like a multi not
a big a mister. What do you call this, a
trigger mister or whatever. He had a multiple live, multiple families,
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all sorts of children nobody knew about. So so hey,
you can never judge a book by its cover. Hey,
Jack Smith, the disgusting weirdo Bizarro prosecuted a bug eyed
guy with the cape. He has been subpoenaed house. The
Republicans want to grill him. He's the one that did
the disgusting, awful, you know raid on mar A Lago
(14:23):
with their guns drawn. They got the shoot to kill
order if they needed it. Seriously, Biden gave him the
okay to use deadly force. He took it a war crime.
Biden gave him the okay to use deadly force in
mar A Lago where all the old ladies are having dinner.
And they didn't just go and looking for documents. It
was the most disgusting raid. They went through Baron's room,
(14:46):
they went through Malania's closets, They looked in her underwear
drawer like poly walnuts going through Adrian's underwear and it
was absolutely disgusting. But he's going to be asked about
all of this. Jack Smith will have to testify he's
bien subpoenaed. Jack Smith says, I look forward to meeting
with the committees to discuss my work and clarify the
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various misconceptions. I think this is going to very badly
for him. It's not gonna go well for him. Hey,
we'll take a break and then we'll take some calls.
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how you doing, mar Hi?
Speaker 4 (15:53):
Long time to speak, Buddy. I wanted to comment on
the guitar player ye musician Steve Yeah, right, right, buddy.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
Lucy Ornez was screaming about you know power. You know
she doesn't does she realized.
Speaker 4 (16:11):
That from fifty five to sixty five, Desilu studios ruled Hollywood.
Speaker 2 (16:17):
You couldn't get a show on the air.
Speaker 3 (16:18):
Yes, yes, there were ninety five per shows on the
ninety percent shows on the air were not from Desilu.
But they were very good.
Speaker 1 (16:24):
They had a lot of one.
Speaker 3 (16:25):
They had like ten hit shows at once. That was
very good. Yeah, but you know, and they didn't roll Hollywood.
That's perfectly normal. There was a time where Norman Norman
Lear once had ten hit shows on it once, Chuck
Laurie once had five hit shows at once, perfect carcon
Werner once ten big hit shows. Perfectly normal.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
All right, all right, I just every time I watched
me TV, at the end of the show, I see
Desilu production.
Speaker 3 (16:51):
Yeah. They also had a good studio. So a lot
of people had nothing to do with Desilu, but they
would rent a Desilu studio and do it there because
they had they had better prices. Believe or not, then
the big studios did.
Speaker 4 (17:01):
But okay, okay, well you might have set me straight.
Speaker 3 (17:04):
Then if you go back to the height of Desilu,
let's say they had twelve shows on the air. There
were actually one hundred and twenty shows on the air,
they had twelve of them, so that's that's only ten percent.
Speaker 1 (17:13):
Okay, okay, Well, I'm a musician, not a TV guy,
So but thank you any for I appreciate that.
Speaker 3 (17:19):
Always listening to you, Mark all the time. All right, thanks,
Let's go to uh Chris in Manhattan. Chris, how you
doing Mark?
Speaker 4 (17:26):
I'm good. Thanks.
Speaker 2 (17:26):
I hope you doing well too. But I just want
to say I think you're the best show on on
w R coming. I'm not butttering. I'm not buttering you
up at all. But that's not what I called for.
There's no butt Listen. I want to talk about the
bombings of the boats. Okay, what if the person feeding
the United States gives wrong information on purpose, and all
(17:50):
of a sudden they blow up a boat that has
people on it that have absolutely nothing to do with anything.
Speaker 3 (17:55):
Well, luckily that's not luckily, But luckily that's not ranging that.
Luckily that's not been the case apparently not yet.
Speaker 2 (18:01):
I know, but it's very dangerous.
Speaker 3 (18:02):
I mean, that's true. Of everything everywhere, every police department,
every interra law enforcement would have the same situation. But
apparently they try to keep this quiet. They have captured
and got some major, major, major cartel leaders who are
facing incredible jail time, who are giving them names and
people and all that. And they're following these people. They
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don't just wait till they see a boat and blow
it up. They follow them from the lab, from the
cartel headquarters out to the world.
Speaker 2 (18:28):
Well, that's why I figure they're being set information. What
if somebody purposely feeds them false information?
Speaker 3 (18:32):
I mean that could Well, these are professionals, they would
know better. And the problem you're bringing up would be
for every police department, every investigation, everything everywhere. So it
wouldn't apply just to this, it would apply to all
law enforcement everywhere, at all times. But they know how
to use informants. They know how to test the credibility
of people cooperating. Oh, we only got like a minute.
(18:54):
Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn Vincent, we only got
like forty seconds.
Speaker 4 (18:57):
All right, and the people got forbid if their people
of the government usually pays out, just like they did
with Ashley Babbitt's case, and Ileana Ohmar is a piece
of garbage. And if you want to see where that
Pilford Somalian money was going that they robbed from US
in Minnesota, go on YouTube and watch the United States
(19:20):
Navy go to war with the Somalian swift gunboats. There's
one in particular the Defense Department. About a month after
the operations, they post them on YouTube, and one in
particular it shows the United States Navy swinging it out
with about thirty Somalian gunboats because they're trying to hijack
(19:43):
a US Navy fuel ship. That just like a floating stuff.
Speaker 3 (19:49):
That's pretty good. That that sounds pretty good on Youtubetta
watch it. Gotta watch that tonight, Vincent, we gotta go.
We gotta do the news. Thanks for calling. When we
come back. Jimmy Faylor, The Great Jimmy Faylor Next on
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at ten Jimmy Fayla, how you doing.
Speaker 1 (20:34):
I'm laughing. I was just watching this video, Mom Donnie
with the Starbucks protest.
Speaker 3 (20:39):
Did you see this?
Speaker 1 (20:42):
But I'm like Starbucks workers have such a hard time
spelling everybody's name on the cup as it is. Now,
you got to bring in a Zoran, Mom, Donnie, on
the side of that cup. He probably got, we got
a coffee for Zoolander.
Speaker 3 (20:56):
He has any idea, Hey, if you're a socialist, why
should you help a place that ours is eighteen dollars
for a cup of coffee?
Speaker 4 (21:02):
He amen.
Speaker 1 (21:03):
Well, that's the best part of that protest too, is
he's they're talking about the working man. He probably demanded
an appearance fee.
Speaker 3 (21:11):
But he should be.
Speaker 2 (21:13):
Uh.
Speaker 3 (21:13):
I mean, that's the most disgusting you talking about affordability.
The greatest violator is Starbucks.
Speaker 1 (21:18):
But of course, but remember this, he's he's not worried
about affordability. The city council just voted to give himself
a sixteen percent raise, so it's more avoid it's already
more affordable. He hasn't even gotten sworn in yet, he's
already made life more affordable.
Speaker 3 (21:35):
Hey, these the drug boats. Don't you feel sorry for
the poor drug boats? They're getting bombed like crazy. Why
that's just terrible, isn't it.
Speaker 1 (21:45):
It's my favorite thing in the world. The Democrats are
yelling at you that you gotta feel bad for this,
and I gotta tell you, man, someday they're going to
have an intervention. Like, you know, if you drink too much,
your family's like, hey, you know, we knew you were
out of control when you did this at the wedding. Okay,
someday there's going to be an intervention for the Democrats.
I think it'll be like they're gonna play the video
we knew you were out of control when you went
on TV and said leave these.
Speaker 3 (22:06):
Poor Narco terrorists below. Did you see the.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
One lunatic on MSNBC's like they're just trying to make
a living. What it's bananas and like there will have
to be an intervention at some point because this is
not a sustainable this is not a real political party
at this point.
Speaker 3 (22:25):
Yeah, you know, this Trump derangement syndrome. It's so real.
The psychologist Jonathan Alpert wrote about it, how real it is.
Then he gets death threats all over the place. Now
he writes another cop so you just proved my point.
You just proved that's an actual derangement syndrome. Will it
ever end? No?
Speaker 1 (22:43):
And that's my favorite thing about right now, you know,
is that we're living in this like it's like a
hamster wheel of stupid. Because what the reason I specifically
a hamster wheel is we come back around like you know,
like two weeks ago, it was like release the Epstein files,
and then he released them and they're like, ah, heck
that was But then this boat thing happened and they're like, oh,
(23:04):
they shouldn't have shot that guy. But now that went away.
ABC said they were in the right. So now the
hamster wheel's going to probably come back around to either
the Epstein's or I don't know, some with Russia. Rachel
Maddow was talking about Russia last night. I'm not kidding.
She was on Colbert. She's just like, yeah, Russia's running.
I'm like, these people aren't even trying anymore. You know,
we always get mad at Hollywood because we're like they
(23:25):
never make original movies. It's just another X Men. Okay, well,
the Democrats are basically doing the same thing, except they
are literally the party of X Men.
Speaker 3 (23:35):
Now on Saturday nights, you do the best late night show.
It's the funniest monologue and it's fun, it's funny, you laugh.
It's a great thing at late night. What the hell?
Speaker 4 (23:47):
What?
Speaker 1 (23:47):
Right?
Speaker 3 (23:47):
Before we get a bet? Who was to watch Rachel
Maddow and Stephen Colbert try to rally you up? How
is that late night entertainment?
Speaker 1 (23:55):
And it's confusing because you can't tell who's who, which
one the MSFC and which was the CBS. I'm confused here,
and that's all the same dumb stuff. And like you said,
you make a good point. This is what you're watching
before you go to bed. Who wants to go to
(24:17):
bed with? The Russians took over the government? The sleep
tight kids, you know, and that is I mean it.
It's where he's failing the country. I said this after
the election when Jimmy Kimmel cried after Trump won the election.
As a comedian, that was the most offensive thing I've
ever seen. Because we have one job, which is to
(24:38):
make you laugh. He did the opposite of our job,
instead of bringing joy. He literally cried and I said
this at the time. I'm like, imagine you went to
splash dancers and every time a new song came on,
the girl put on another layer of clothes. Okay, you're
doing the opposite of the job. Jimmy Kimmel is comedian,
Dough is a reverse stripper, and Colbert is right there
(25:00):
with them.
Speaker 3 (25:01):
Yeah, Colbert, Rachel Mattter, you're right. What is it about
these androgenosts looking people with glasses that the left gloves.
It's a real phenomenon, That is the thing.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
It's those it's those glasses.
Speaker 4 (25:12):
You now.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Trump has a maga hat. The Democrats have those black glasses.
Speaker 3 (25:16):
It's a thing.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
And if you can't afford the black glasses, you wear
a mask when you're driving your car alone. I'm out
of Theresa County. I'm withering up the Sagda Coast Parkway,
so I'm probably in Suffolk by the time I get there,
but I took the Southern state out. The other day.
Woman next to me comes flying up north on the
sag She's got a mask on in her Subaru, and
my wife goes, I wonder who she voted for, and
(25:39):
I laughed so hard I drove off the road.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
You don't see a lot of that Long Island though,
they tend to be more sensible. People in Long Island.
Speaker 1 (25:47):
Are people are people. But she was probably she was
a Sunday, so she probably came out from the Upper
West Side and when heading out to a handon.
Speaker 3 (25:54):
Yeah, why how come the upper West side of Priest
they're all little old ladies? Why are these little old
lady so trump deranged? What is it about being a
little old lady?
Speaker 1 (26:05):
I know that's like a it's a thing man, and
I don't It doesn't make sense to me because he's
like pro police, anti migrant crime. And if you're a
little old lady, you know that's probably a good policy
for you. You know, I don't think anybody wants to
do it yourself police force. But you know you read
those reports about Mom Donnie and that unit that's already
(26:26):
been established where they show up with the social worker again.
You know this when the when the game is on
the line, you're calling the boys in blue, not the weirdos.
Speaker 3 (26:37):
With the blue hair.
Speaker 1 (26:38):
You know you want cops. So if I'm one of
those little old ladies, I'd have my maga hat on.
Speaker 3 (26:43):
Yeah. He speaking of the Democrats defending anything, what are
they now defending these Somali crooks that rob two billion?
Will they defend this too? That's my favorite thing in
the world. And they're like, we're not going to sit
here and have you the I think the term is
other eise. We're authorizing some people.
Speaker 1 (27:02):
I mean no, no, the money's gone. This is not about
the color of their skin. It's about the color of
the money, okay, because they ripped off other people who
have that color skin just the same, who might otherwise
have been the recipients of that money. And what's crazy
about it is the story they tell. They're like, these
people migrated here fleeing a civil war. Forty percent of
the money is actually in Somalia. It's not even here.
(27:25):
So they didn't even bother to take the flight or
sail over on a boat and get them Fugeesi passport.
These guys are literally just getting the money in the
mail like they ordered. Instead of ten CDs for a penny,
you get ten thousand dollars for a Democrat.
Speaker 3 (27:42):
I hate you should listen to Jimmy Fala. He does
a great show here on w OR every night nine
to midnight. Excellent show. What do you have tonight on
the show?
Speaker 1 (27:50):
Oh, it's a hot one. Lara Trump is on presidential
daughter in law and Byron Donald's man who says he's
going to be the next governor of Florida. He's got
to get through me first and the interviews, so we'll
see how it goes. Uh.
Speaker 3 (28:02):
Yeah, Ron DeSantis not the most exciting guy in the world,
but he was a great governor. And Byron Donalds. I
think Brian Donalds would be great, right he continue everything
to Santus.
Speaker 1 (28:11):
Did you know we had better be because he's on
my show like once a week and I'm gonna look terrible.
If he's okay, he's got to step it up.
Speaker 3 (28:20):
And the next person to get elected from the Trump
family baron Lara, who do you think?
Speaker 1 (28:28):
Well, you know, it's funny like Larry didn't run in
North Carolina because I guess she doesn't really live there,
and you know, getting you know, thought about the Florida thing,
but she's back and forth. I would think it was
her because she was an R and C chairperson and
she you know, they all have chops, the kids all
have chops in their own way. Eric runs the businesses
Don Junior's Eric runs the businesses Don Junior runs his mouth.
(28:50):
I'm not saying that the disparaging way.
Speaker 3 (28:52):
He's a lot like his dad.
Speaker 1 (28:53):
He's very pugnacious, he's very out there. I don't know
Baron's deal, but here is one keynote. Okay, in the
dential election, the taller candidate has won about ninety percent
of the elections in our nation. Darren Trump is six
foot nine, so if he can get himself a nomination,
he's probably gonna win.
Speaker 3 (29:12):
Yeah, you're gonna have to get some basketball player to
run against it. That's your only hope if you're a Democrat.
Speaker 1 (29:16):
So the Democrats are going to elect a women's basketball player.
But it looks like Lebron James for some reason. It's
Lebronda promo.
Speaker 3 (29:25):
Laura Trump, you gave her a show on Fox and
it's doing well. I think she's start to realize it's
a lot more fun doing TV than running for her
office and getting killed.
Speaker 1 (29:33):
But it's sure she'd rather be the lead in for
Jimmy Fayla than Mitch McConnell. Good point.
Speaker 3 (29:39):
Actually, that's a great lineup. Saturday night is Lara Trump.
But at ten o'clock Jimmy Fayla. It's the best late
night showing TV. Make sure you watch that Fox News
channel and make sure you're listening tonight every weeknight. He's
on w o R with a great show nine to
midnight tonight and every weeknight. Jimmy Fayla, thanks for being
with us, Ghet the best buddy. Take care, take care. Hey,
(30:01):
don't forget. Yeah, it's Greate nine to midnight. Don't forget.
Buck and Clay follow me at noon. They'll be here
right after this show on seven to ten WR the
mar Samone Show on SEVENR. Well, Hey, the Rockfiller Center
tree is lit. Happened last night. It's gonna be The
(30:24):
lights are on five am to midnight every night. You
got the Bryant Park Tree. That's a beautiful Christmas tree too.
You got rockfer Center Sixth Avenue. All along Sixth Avenue,
there's all those different Christmas things that are they're all
up now. The big, big big ornaments, the big candy canes.
The sidewalks will be mobbed all the time as you
(30:45):
try to walk Sixth Avenue from like you know, like
fifty second street to forty second. Absolute gridlock in the streets,
in the sidewalks, everywhere. But it's a sign that New
York is doing as well as ever despite the Mom
Donnie election. People are still coming here. I'm told you
cannot get a hotel room in New York City right
now for the whole month of December. More tourism than ever. Hey,
(31:09):
we're out of time. I'm taking tomorrow off. I'll be
away tomorrow. I'll be back on Monday, but normally i'm
here Monday through Friday ten to noon. Or you can
listen to the podcast and hear us anytime. Hey, and
don't forget, there's a special extra show, a bonus segment
if you're a podcast listener, every weekend. So I'll see
a Monday
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