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Big donors may have a major influence on who wins the NYC mayoral race. A new video is surfacing on the web of Zohran Mamdani speaking at rallies a few years ago, highlighting his antisemitic views. Mark interviews Boston radio host Howie Carr. Andrew Cuomo, compared to Zohran Mamdani, may be the lesser of two evils when it comes to voting in the NYC mayoral race. Curtis Sliwa needs a different approach to gain more votes as election day approaches. The Democrats and Republicans keep voting down agreements to end the government shutdown. Fed Chair Jerome Powell lowered interest rates by a quarter point yesterday. Mark interviews WOR weeknight host Jimmy Failla. Jimmy thinks Andrew Cuomo should tone down his opinions about what he would do if Zohran Mamdani became the next mayor. CBS News is continuing to lay off its staff who have strong progressive views on the station.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
You just heard the news.

Speaker 2 (00:02):
Now you'll find out what it all means.

Speaker 3 (00:05):
He smarts amone on sevent tenor.

Speaker 4 (00:11):
Hey, well it's a rainy day to day. It's gonna
be like this all day. Don't forget. We go off
daylight Saving time Saturday. It's gonna start getting dark like
five point fifteen starting Sunday. Hey, we'll get to the
mayoral race. There have been some changes. We'll get to
that in a moment. We'll get to the World Series.
We'll get to President Trump his trip to China. He's
still on the way back. Won't get back here till

(00:33):
about three in the afternoon. We'll get to CBS firing
lots of people, and a whole lot more coming up.
We'll get to Jerome Powell and all of that. So
the mayoral race. Things are changing again, now, I know.
I said that yesterday, and yesterday the news was, according
to the polls that had come out, that Cuomo was
narrowing the gap. Well, according to the polls that have

(00:57):
come out since in the last twenty four hours, the
gap is widening and Mom Donnie is increasing his lead
dramatically over Cuomo. Now you're saying, well, how could it
flip flop like that. Well, the problem is we haven't
had any real polls ever in this mayoral race. We've
got all these junk polls, these cheap polls, these college polls,

(01:18):
these media polls. They're not very good and they're not
very reliable. But the major polls, the major polling companies
and the top pollsters. Normally, the campaigns behind the scenes
bring in the best posters, you know, McLaughlin and Trafalgar,
those kind of guys. They haven't been spending the money.
Nobody's been doing the polling, so we're relying on these

(01:38):
junk poles and again they're not very accurate. But the
latest that have come out in the last twenty four
hours Emerson College poll and a Maris College poll. Again,
these are the These are colleges that are they're too
cheap to have a football team, so to get attention,
they start a polling company and instead of having to

(01:59):
build a football stadium and spend one hundred million on
a football team, you spend a dollar fifty and you
give some students some iPads and you take your polls.
But so they're not very reliable polls. But in one
Mamdanni has increased his lead to sixteen points, forty eight
to thirty two over Cuomo, forty eight to thirty two

(02:19):
over Cuomo. In the other one, Mamdanmi's lead is twenty
five points. He's leading Cuomo fifty to twenty five, fifty
to twenty five. Now and curtisly well, we he'd be
the best mayor of all the bunch, the best guy
in the race. But he's not. You know this, Curtis
must get out. It's forget that. Forget that. Even if

(02:42):
Curtis is out, it doesn't it doesn't help Cuomo. He
still would be way behind. With Curtis out, Cuomo would
still be behind. Now if you look into the real
detail of the polling, the problem is Cuomo's unfavorability. His
unfavorability is fifty five percent. People don't like him. They

(03:03):
actually can't stand him for the things he did as governor.
He did horrible things as governor. People felt the effects.
He created the crime wave with all his no bail,
no jail and closed the prisons and all his nonsense.
He killed a lot of people's relatives and nursing homes.
He drove their electric bills up, closing Indian point and
go on and on. He's the guy that picked Kathy

(03:25):
Hochel for us, so a lot of people. The unfavorability
rating on Quomo is just so high, just very very
very high. It's hard to overcome that no matter who
drops out of the race. Now, the other problem is
Mom Donnie's favorability is still very high. His likability is
fifty seven percent in these polls. That's huge, fifty seven

(03:50):
percent likability. Now here's the real problem. To stop Mom Donnie,
it's not about Curtis getting out of the race. To
stop Mondannie, and John McLaughlin told them in the beginning,
and he's a real expert on this stuff. To stop Mondanni,
you needed the big, big, big, big donors to put
the money into these super packs, and the super PACs

(04:11):
needed to run ads around the clock everywhere, TV, social
media everywhere, bombard people with these ads exposing every bad
thing about Mom Donnie, all the bad video, all the
bad things he said, all the stuff. They had to
see these ads around the clock for weeks. Well, that's
normally what happens, but in this case, the big donors

(04:32):
didn't do it. They were afraid to do it. They
were afraid because your name will be attached to that pack,
you can trace the contributors. And they didn't want to
offend Mom Donnie. They were worried he would win and
they wanted to have a good relationship with him. So
the big donors failed you in this race by not
funding those super packs, those packs that would have run

(04:52):
all the ads, And that's the real problem. Mike Bloomberg
has jumped in at the last moment yesterday, late yesterday
announcing he's endorsing Cuomo. Now you might say, didn't he
do that two months ago? Yes, but he's doing it again,
second endorsement at Cuomo. He also kicked in one point

(05:14):
five million to the campaign. He wrote a check to
Cuomo for one point five million for his campaign yesterday. Now,
some people will tell you, people that know Bloomberg will say, well,
you know, he's very meticulous with the data. He studies data,
so he obviously saw that Cuomo had a chance, and

(05:34):
that's why he jumped in with the one point five million.
But there are other people that know Bloomberg that'll tell
you one point five million is like a quarter for us,
It's like nothing. It's a very low contribution from him.
So they didn't. They interpret that that he doesn't think
Cloma was gonna win. He doesn't want to waste ten

(05:56):
million on this. So the fact that it's a low
amount by Bloomberg standards might mean that he's not too
confident in Cuomo. Now, don't listen to anybody who gives
you this anecdotal evidence. You know, people will tell you
everywhere I look, there's yard signs, it doesn't mean anything.
It's anecdotal. Or hey, I went to the poll and
it was the longest line. Well that's just one polling place.

(06:18):
Doesn't mean anything. But we do know for a fact
that voter turnout in the early voting is huge. It's
still every day about five hundred percent more than normal.
It's like five times normal. Now some think that will
help Cuomo. Some think that Mamdani has energized his crazy
lunatic left wing base and they're coming out like crazy.

(06:42):
But it is high. It is very, very very high.
If the turnout, which normally is you know, the blagger
will get elected with m Fagoto, was twenty three percent
turnout something like that, and we've had these elections twenty
two percent turnout, twenty eight percent. But in the good
old day when Rudy got elected, you had to turn
out like a seventy eight percent. If we can get

(07:05):
back to that, that could change things. And it looks
like we're headed that way with huge, huge, huge voter turnout.
Now there's video coming out. You know, you've seen these
eclipse of Mam Donnie said something horrible. A year ago,
he said something disgusting. Two years ago, he said something
anti Israel, anti Semitic, three years ago, you see these
all the time, said something bad about America, something like

(07:30):
you've seen these clips all along. There's a new batch
of Mam Donnie from years ago. He was speaking at
rallies back then, not to run from mayor. He was
a new assemblyman, but he was running around speaking at
these anti Semitic, crazy left wing, awful rallies. And he
wasn't dressed like he's dressed now. He wasn't in a
suit and tie. He was dressed like in protester garb,

(07:52):
dressed like a protester, hair was much longer, scragglier, but again,
dressed like a protester and screaming, not the polished delivery
he's using now. Screaming and a lot of his antisemitic,
defund Israel, yelling and screaming about Israel. But it's ugly stuff.
It's really ugly stuff. So there's piles of that video

(08:15):
that we never saw before now coming out in the
New York Post has a big story on it today.
You'll start singing it tonight on TV. Some of this
video from these rallies. I don't know if it changes anything.
We've already seen bad stuff from Mom Donnie. Everybody's aware
of his past comments and all the crazy stuff. So
I don't know if it changes anything. And it's way

(08:35):
too late to really make a difference in anything. So again,
I can't tell you what to believe. These polls show
an absolute total victory, maybe even a landslide from Mom Donnie.
And again, it has nothing to do with Curtis. You
can yell and scream. The Curtis has to get other race.
It's not going to help Cuomo in any way. According

(08:55):
to all these poles, and again they're all junk poles.
You can't rely on them too much. But we'll keep
on it for you. We'll get back to the mayoral race.
President Trump successful meeting with President Sheet in China. It
went for hours we seem to have gotten everything we need.
We got the trade deal, we got the fentanyl deal,

(09:17):
we got the deal for them to buy our soybeans,
we got the deal for the chips, we got the
AI deal. Now, a lot of people will point out,
you can make these deals with China, we have in
the past. President Trump did in his first term, and
they just don't stick to him. So it might be
great that we got all these deals, but again they
don't really stick to it. So I don't really know

(09:39):
what it means. But things went very well. They went
as well as they could go considering and it's just check. Yes,
stock market up two hundred points, so obviously Wall Street
happy with these deals. It looked pretty good. The President
is flying back. You know, it's a hell of a
long flight. It's an amazing and long flight to come
back from Korea China. So he'll be on the plane

(10:02):
eighteen hours, twenty hours, whatever the hell it is. He's
going to land today at three o'clock. He'll be back
at three o'clock. He'll get to the White House about
three thirty. At five o'clock. He's got a Halloween party
he's hosting. I don't know why they're doing it tonight.
But tonight's the big Halloween White House party. So he
makes this five country trip, he flies to nine thousand places,

(10:24):
he comes back for twenty hours on the plane, and
then he's going to go right off the plane to
a Halloween party and host it. Now, contrast that with
Joe Biden. Remember once in a while, once a year,
Joe Biden would make some sort of European trip and
after the trip, you wouldn't see him for three weeks.
He'd be bedridden for three weeks just to recover from
the trip. So what a difference. The shutdown continues, Chuck Schumer,

(10:48):
the King of shutdowns, Mister shutdown, Chuck Schumer.

Speaker 5 (10:52):
Right now we're staring down the barrel at two crises
at once, a healthcare crisis and a hunger crisis, and
both are caused by one man, Donald Trump.

Speaker 4 (11:02):
Which doesn't make any sense if you look at a situation.
Thirteen times they've put it up to a vote. Let's
reopen the government. Everybody will get all their benefits. Let's
reopen for whatever it was, seven weeks, ten weeks, and
give us chance to negotiate. Every single time Schumer had
the Democrats voted down thirteen times. They voted it down
over and over. They just keep voting it down. Speaker

(11:24):
Mike Johnson.

Speaker 6 (11:25):
We pray the Senate Democrats come to their senses before
the situation becomes too dire. On Saturday, this gets very real.

Speaker 4 (11:33):
Yes Saturday, the Snap benefits the forty two million on
food stamps, Now what normally would happen. Forty two million
on foodstamps don't get their benefits. A lot of local
food banks and those sort of charities would step in
and help them and get them what they need to
get through this. We're hearing reports that many food banks

(11:55):
and charities are going to withhold that because they think
it would help Trump. You know, there are a lot
of left wing crazy people running these charities. They don't
want to help Trump, so they're going to withhold doing anything.
So they will try to starve people just because of
their Trump. The arrangement syndrome.

Speaker 6 (12:14):
Or air traffic controllers and TSA agents and park rangers
are about to go without a paycheck. You've got families
and children that rely upon SNAP benefits that are going
to go hungry here at the end of the week.

Speaker 4 (12:27):
Now with the air traffic controllers. We're not up to
full speed. There's a lot of delays. If you go
to the airport, look up at that big board, like
seventy five eighty percent of the flights are delayed. There's
been some ground steps. This is due to the shutdown,
not enough air traffic controllers. Now the Senate is taking
time off now tomorrow they're all flying home. All these

(12:47):
senators are flying home, so they'll have to go through
the airports and deal with the shutdown. Slow down at
the airports. It's now going to personally affect all of
them this weekend. So let's see if that innovates them
in any way. We don't have the clips that you
heard Schumer speaking. He then took questions from reporters and

(13:08):
he lost his cool. He started yelling and screaming at
the reporters, a sign I think that he's just ridiculously frustrated,
not about the shutdown, but he knows it's the end
of the line for him. He knows he's finished as
a politician, and he just made a mess of his
own career. I mean a hell of a career, but

(13:29):
in these last couple of years, he's just made a
mess of things He's been a disaster as a leader.
You know, when he yells and screams about forty two
million on food stamps. People hear that and they say,
why are forty two million on food stamps? That's like
a monument to the bad leadership of Chuck Schumer. Forty
two million are in food stamps. So anyw, we've got

(13:50):
a lot to get to. Hey, Ben and Jerry's ice cream.
I don't know what to do about this. Should you
not ever buy Ben and Jerry's ever again? They don't
own it anymore. It was bought by Unilever, a big company,
and Unilever's okay, but this Ben and Jerry, these are
two crazy, nut job left wing kooks. They they're in
a big fight with Unilever. Ben and Jerry now opening

(14:13):
their own ice cream company called Magnum ice Cream Company.
Here's what the fight was about. Ben and Jerry wanted
to launch Palestinian themed ice cream. Palestinian themed ice cream.
Unilever said no. Ben and Jerry got all crazy and
opened their own company. They're gonna make it. It's a

(14:35):
watermelon flavored ice cream. Now you might be saying watermelon
ice cream, Well, there's a reason for that. I didn't
know this. Watermelons the symbol of Palestinian solidarity appearing on
signs at protests in social media comments because the fruits red, green, black,

(14:56):
and white colors matched those on the Palestinian flag. So
if you ever hear of a Magnum ice cream company,
stay the hell away. It's Ben and Jerry with their
Palestinian ice cream. Liberal nutjobs will all go crazy buying it,
but they'll then get the punishment. You're gonna have to

(15:16):
eat watermelon ice cream anyway. We'll take some calls in
a minute. Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten
is the number. Eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.

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Speaker 4 (15:40):
Let's take some calls. Eight hundred three two one zero
seven ten is the number. Let's go to Kathy in
North Carolina. Kathy, how you doing?

Speaker 1 (15:48):
Good?

Speaker 9 (15:49):
Good morning, Mark. I was curious since you seem to
know many facts that we don't know. Do you know
or do we all know, who the whistleblower was who
dug out the information about the more fraud for Leticia James,
because like, I feel like we owe them a dinner
or something. He would have never found out.

Speaker 4 (16:06):
There were several of them. The one who really did
the like, I can't remember his name, I'm blanking out,
but you can look it up. He's on he's got
a website and all that. And then not Eddie and
sam Antar. Remember crazy Eddie, Right, Well, sam Antar went
to jail for white collar you know, financial fraud kind

(16:28):
of a thing, and he has been great ever since.
He's been just digging into you know, a lot of
these are records you can find. He's been digging up
all the records and going through everything. He's been great
at it.

Speaker 9 (16:41):
Uh yeah, it's not like a reporter would do that
for us or anything. But thank you, Sam, we owe
your dinner.

Speaker 4 (16:46):
Yeah. And there's the other guy. I'm blanking out of
the other guy's name. But these two guys have been
amazing sam Antar. I know you. Roger Stone has played
a lot of tributes to this sam Antar, not just
the Letitia James, but he has done some amazing work
on these other cases. You're right, he's doing what reporters
should do. But they won't do it because it's a Democrat.

Speaker 10 (17:06):
They won't Thank you.

Speaker 9 (17:07):
For selling me in. I knew you'd know.

Speaker 4 (17:09):
I love you, all right, thanks for calling. Yeah, if
it was a Trump guy, these reporters, every reporter, every
network would have done all this work. But instead we
got to rely on these two guys to do it.
Let's go to Steve in Manhattan. Steve, how you.

Speaker 11 (17:23):
Doing all right? More New York City ballot initiatives two, three,
and four. We're voting, though it takes the power of
the neighbor.

Speaker 4 (17:30):
All right, we don't quite know what you're talking about,
but thanks for Colin. Let's go to Phil in Queens. Phil,
how you're doing.

Speaker 12 (17:37):
Hey, I'm doing good. I think Stam also helped break
that billionaire Ponzi scheme also, but listen, I have a
bone to pick with you. Very briefly, Curtis worked as
hard as Trump. Curtis is putting in twenty hour days
for weeks and weeks, and he is going all over
the city. He had offices in the Bronx and Bushwick.

Speaker 4 (18:00):
Yeah, we know all this. What is the bone?

Speaker 12 (18:03):
No, no, you you, I'm sorry, I love you, but
you mentioned that he isn't working hard enough or he
isn't going enough place.

Speaker 4 (18:09):
Wait, you know you've got the wrong show. I never
said that.

Speaker 12 (18:12):
I listened to Day my dear.

Speaker 4 (18:14):
Well, you may be, but you're completely nuts. I've never
said that. See the problem is you can't make up
that kind of stuff because we have every show. Anybody
can go dig up the podcast. I never, ever, ever,
ever said Curtis wasn't working her. That's another show. I
won't mention which one, but it's not. It's not me.
You've jumbled us up. But that's okay. Let's go to
Chris in Manhattan. Chris, how you doing.

Speaker 13 (18:36):
I'm doing, Thanks good, Thanks for listen. You know, yesterday
I know he said it's anecdotal, but I went to
vote on sixty on seventy sixth Street Way.

Speaker 4 (18:43):
You have a history. We love you, but you have
a history of anecdotal stuff. You remember how abortion was
going to kill Trump in the election, and you said.

Speaker 13 (18:50):
I love you, you are fantastic, and I believe that. Okay,
but I just want to say yesterday, when I was voting,
there was nobody there under fifty and absolutely everybody was
voting for for Cuomo. Not because they liked him, but
they it was.

Speaker 4 (19:04):
Like out of a gay Again, that's anecdotal, totally anecdotal.

Speaker 13 (19:08):
All right, than I can ask another question, of course, Okay,
what happened to Tucker Carlson? When did he like fall
off the cliff?

Speaker 4 (19:21):
Uh?

Speaker 13 (19:22):
Did you know what I mean? Like I used to
like him in the same pain as right.

Speaker 4 (19:27):
People have tried to analyze that. He started off great
on Fox News, and he was at one point the
highest rated show, but then he went kind of uh,
you know, he's a very sophisticated, classy Washington, d C.
Kind of a guy. Then all of a sudden he
went very redneck. You know, everything was like a real
redneck he'll billy kind of issue. I guess he was
trying to counter his image and then he went too

(19:47):
far in that everything's too far to the right, to redneck,
to out there. You're right, he's totally out there. I mean,
you know, Fox didn't want to deal with his uh
the blowback from him anymore.

Speaker 13 (19:58):
And well, thank you very much.

Speaker 4 (20:00):
Them is a lot of these people don't work for
anybody anymore. You know, they used to be on a
network and now they're doing their own podcast, their own show,
so it's just them like from their bedroom. So there's
nobody regulating it, there's no editorial anything, and they just
go too far sometimes. Let's go to Dave in Chicago. Dave,
how you doing, Good morning, Mark.

Speaker 10 (20:19):
I'm doing very well. Thank you. I caught you the
other night on.

Speaker 4 (20:22):
Cudlow with oh you got a TV?

Speaker 10 (20:24):
Now look at that, yes, sir, And interesting thing, I'm
seeing a parallel.

Speaker 2 (20:30):
Now.

Speaker 10 (20:31):
You discussed that Kamala Harris is on a pointless book tour.
Now she had been quoted as saying, not on that
particular show that you were on, that she will see
a woman president and it could be her. And lastly, Mark,
do you recall when Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump?
She too wrote a book called What Happened?

Speaker 4 (20:53):
Yeah, that's a good point. Yeah, you're right. These washed
up people that just fail, they do right, these crazy books.
But when you kind of wiped out politically, that's your
income writing a book. Let's go to Jimmy new Milford. Jimmy,
how you doing?

Speaker 11 (21:10):
Hey, good morning, Mark, how are you good?

Speaker 14 (21:14):
The regional calling Why can't the airlines shipping and pay
the air traffic controllers?

Speaker 4 (21:21):
Uh, well, we could argue that they're very cheap and
all that. But on the other hand, airline business is
the worst business in the world you can be in.
They don't make a lot of money these airlines. You know,
you see these big, enormous airlines, you think, wow, they
must be making bildings. The margin, the profit margin is
so tight. You know, they've had to lower the cost
that they just don't make. There's not a lot of
money in the airline business. Why you see these airlines

(21:43):
go broke all the time. It's the worst business you
can be in. Hey, Steve Moore is away this week.
At least he told us ahead of time this time.
But oh when we come back How We Car? We
love How We Car. We'll talk to him next about mom, Donnie,
about everything else coming up on or Welcome back to

(22:03):
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(22:25):
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Speaker 4 (22:47):
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You'll love all his books. Hey, give us some advice.
We got this mom, Donnie on track according to every
poll to win. You're in Boston. You've had crazy socialist
left wing kook mayers. What do we do? How will
we get through it?

Speaker 1 (23:04):
I don't know. I called up my daughter in the
West Village last weekend and I said something to her
that I never thought i'd say to anybody, let alone
a child of mine, And I said, you got to
get out and vote for Cuomo. I know you disagree, Mark,
I know you're still a slee wa guy, but you
got to pick the lesser of two evils in my opinion.

(23:25):
And I finally convinced her, you know, I said, it's
better for It's It's just I don't know there's no alternative.
It's not like a better or worse. It's just I
don't think you have an alternative, do you.

Speaker 4 (23:38):
Yeah? The problem is two things should have happened. One
from the beginning, it should have been Cuomo get out,
because in many of these polls, Sleewood does better against
Mom Donnie than Cuomo does one to one. And those
big donors didn't come in with the super packs and
the negative ads to kill Mom Donnie's favorability. They didn't
do it. They were afraid. So but what do we do?

Speaker 1 (23:59):
We heard I heard Sleawell yesterday on w o R
after on Clay and Bucks show, and he, I mean,
he didn't he didn't present himself very well. I didn't think.
Did you hear him on there?

Speaker 4 (24:12):
No, I didn't get to hear it, but.

Speaker 1 (24:13):
Kind of unhinged, you know, And and you know, I
know he's told he said, you know, I you know,
I love animals and all this, you know all this.
And I said, you know, I thought to myself, this
is a good you know, okay, you love animals. That's great,
that's wonderful. You offered ten million bucks. You know who
offered him ten million bucks? Has he ever said that
who offered.

Speaker 11 (24:32):
Him the money?

Speaker 4 (24:34):
No, but I know there's a few billionaires that have
offered him a lot to get out. And you know
thisiced Eric Adams, I will never endorse Cuomo. Next day,
I'm endorsing Cuomo. So that money's been floating around out
there on behalf of Cuomo.

Speaker 1 (24:49):
But he is the mother's milk of politics and old saying.
But it's as true now as ever.

Speaker 4 (24:56):
All right, but if we get mom, Donna, you've been
through this in Boston, what will have happened? How will
we get through this?

Speaker 1 (25:03):
I you know, I I think that you know, it's
it's it's like what was it Hemingway said about bankruptcy.
It happens, it happens gradually at first, and then suddenly
I think, I think, you know, you'll start to see
more and more people fleeing. You know that now that
they first they start in the Connecticut papers, Now they're
in the New York papers about you know, there's this

(25:26):
run on real estate in Fairfield, and and you know,
and uh local and Governor Desantus that both said that
you know, they're going to get that this is going
to be great for Palm Beach real estate. I own
this condo in West Palm and ad this in my
other place, and I take it. I put it on
the rental market in the you know, when I don't
need it in the summer, for my for my people

(25:48):
down here, and so then in in h at the
end of October, I take it off the market, off
the rental sale market. And so usually I get like
two or three calls when I take it off the
rental market. I took it off last week and I've
been I've just been deluged with calls, texts, emails. I mean, people,

(26:08):
people are assuming that Mambani has won, and they're just
looking for more, uh uh more more real estate to
put on the market. You know, as soon as this happens,
I mean you could.

Speaker 11 (26:19):
You can.

Speaker 1 (26:20):
I mean, I just see it in my own personal life.
You know how many people want to you know, want
to sell my little condo in West Palm, which is downtown.
It's I mean, I just say, I think there's gonna
be like a gigantic exodus of people out, don't.

Speaker 4 (26:34):
You no, I don't know you can. It's New York.
We had we had it happen with Cuomo. He was
the worst governor. So many people left New York that
we lost four congressional seats as a result of Cuomo.

Speaker 11 (26:45):
Right.

Speaker 1 (26:45):
I remember I used to fill in for you sometimes
and I and half the calls would be from Florida.
I remember that. Oh it's gonna be It's gonna be
on steroids.

Speaker 7 (26:56):
Now, come on.

Speaker 4 (26:59):
But Cuomo's just as bad. He gets afraid of the
left wing. He goes crazy left. He gave us no bail,
no jail, he closed the prisons. What do we want
him for?

Speaker 1 (27:10):
You know, you know the devil you know is better
than the devil you don't know. I mean, I'm using
all the old clichis here today, But you know, I mean,
like I said, I never thought I would tell my
daughter or anybody else to vote for Cuomo. But I mean,
what are you going to? I mean, this guy, this
guy thinks that his father thinks that Abraham Lincoln was

(27:30):
the prototype for the Nazis. Well, why are they over
here if they really believe this, you know, why did
they move here? I'm with this guy, Randy Fying, the
new congressman from Faria. It took Waltz's place. He wants
to he wants an investigation as to whether any kind
of immigration fraud was committed by any of these people.

(27:51):
I know, Anna, Omar, Mom, Donnie. We got a couple
of naturalized citizens politicians in Massachusetts that are currently doing
bids in federal prison, and I want to get them
the hell out of the count.

Speaker 4 (28:01):
Really well, So you got a couple of things that
could happen. One, they could get him on that immigration stuff.
But they're also looking at foreign money that's coming to
his campaign. There's already a criminal referral. It's a long shot.

Speaker 1 (28:15):
Could that's yeah, I mean that's like short, I mean
that's short money. I mean he's given some of it back.
It's under ten thousand. Now that's a question, right.

Speaker 4 (28:23):
Yeah, but they may find more. You never know. And
even after he wins the election, they can take him
out if they find it. Also got a couple of
people in the Justice Department said they'll watch his every move.
If he does anything anti Semitic or any they'll arrest
him on a hate crime. But again, this is a
long shot. So but we got to we got to

(28:44):
eight years of build a Blasio. We can get through this,
can't we.

Speaker 1 (28:49):
But you knows, Dad is Bill de Blasio. Is he
was an American.

Speaker 15 (28:54):
You know, he was.

Speaker 1 (28:56):
Went to Cambridge Rinche in Latin. I used to be
able to spit on this high school from where I live,
you know, I mean he was he was a local communist.
You know this is he's only been a citizen since
twenty nineteen.

Speaker 4 (29:11):
H How did this happen? Well, you know how it
happened because the CUOMO if we had somebody else in
the primary, know what happened.

Speaker 1 (29:17):
Is nobody voted. That's the problem, you know, I mean
people people have just like gotten into Oh I voted
in the presidential election, that's the only one that matters.
I mean, that is just such a such a shortsighted
you of your civic responsibility. People got to get out
and vote. I mean, I know my kids, my daughter
and their boyfriend, they didn't vote in any of these

(29:38):
primary any other primaries. They you know, That's why I
had to, you know, keep asking them over and over
again to get out and vote. And I think I
finally convinced him. But how many people do you know?
They didn't vote?

Speaker 4 (29:49):
A lot?

Speaker 1 (29:50):
Not that you're not that you had a big choice, right,
we promote man Banni, But I mean you know, you
just you have to make the best of it. We
don't live in a perfect society.

Speaker 4 (30:05):
You can say that again.

Speaker 11 (30:08):
We want.

Speaker 4 (30:09):
We're out of time, But everybody get Howie Carr's new book.
It's called Mass Corruption. He's written some amazing bestsellers and
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Speaker 1 (30:18):
Yeah and again, yeah, and just click on store. You
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we'll be on in a couple of days and on

(30:39):
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God, it's great. And just go to Howie Carshow dot com.
You get his podcast his show there. You could also
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Carshow dot com. Howie car Thanks for being with us.

Speaker 1 (30:56):
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I'll get You'll get one by the first of the week.

Speaker 4 (31:00):
All right, thanks, all right, thanks all bye, take care
and we've got a lot coming up in the next hour.
Jimmy Fayla will be with us. A lot to get
to in the next hour. Buck and Clay will be
here today right after the news. At noon, you got
Sean Hannity, most listen to radio show in America. At three,
you got Jesse Kelly. At six, Jimmy Failures a great

(31:21):
shows every night at nine on seven ten wr.

Speaker 8 (31:25):
Mister New York here's more marks amone on seven ten wy.

Speaker 4 (31:31):
Hey, So, hey, don't forget Sunday. We well, Saturday night,
we go off Daylight Saving Time Saturday night, you get
an extra hour of sleep, so you set your clock
back an hour Saturday night, and then Sunday we're on
standard time, which means it gets dark like five point
fifteen five thirty. Very annoying. Takes a lot of getting
used to. Also, don't forget Sunday's marathon. Sunday and it's

(31:56):
a traffic nightmare in the New York City. And remember
the marathons every bird, So I don't even don't even
think of driving into New York City on Sunday. Hey,
in the next hour, Jimmy Fala will be with us.
We've got a lot to talk about, and we'll be
right back after we get all the latest news. On
seven to ten wr Mark.

Speaker 16 (32:15):
On seven ten wr.

Speaker 4 (32:20):
Hey, very rainy day to day. It's gonna be this
horrible all day, nothing but rain and wind all day.
It'll be gone by tomorrow. Tomorrow night's Halloween, so everything
will clear up for that. Even the Washington Post, the
left wing liberal Washington Post, big editorial today telling Democrats
time to end the shutdown, stop holding the government hostage.

(32:44):
Schumer the king of the shutdown, it says in the
Washington Post, Schumer has allowed the shutdown to drag on
because he's worried about fending off a primary challenger in
twenty twenty eight. Now, a lot of people close to
Schumer say he will just give up, not even try
to run in twenty twenty eight. He'll just give up,

(33:05):
just give up, and that leaves him a few years.
You know, he's an older guy. Time to time to
wrap it up anyway. Probably he went from the little
Ben Franklin glasses to the big swifty Lazark type of glasses,
the mister Magoo glasses. Time probably to just if he's
you know, people say, I don't even remember this, but

(33:27):
they say when he started forty something years ago in
Congress that he was a man of principal and he
was a principal guy, and he would do the right thing.
I don't even remember this, But if that's the case,
you'll go back to that for your last couple of years.
Just do the right thing.

Speaker 11 (33:42):
You know.

Speaker 4 (33:42):
All you got to do is they got this what
he called it. They have these crazy names. A clean
CR means continuing resolution. What does that mean. It means
they sign a thing where they keep it open in
another seven weeks, and then you sit down and you
got seven weeks to the negotiate. Seems pretty simple. No
matter what the fight, no matter what the dispute, you

(34:05):
sign this thing. Okay, we'll keep it open seven weeks
while we settle it. They tried this. They vote on
it every day, and the Democrats have voted it down
thirteen times. They will not do this continuing resolution thing
where you keep it open to the seven weeks. But

(34:25):
here's the Washington Post today yelling and screaming at humor.
Stop this, this is silly. Open the government up. Stop
holding everything hostage. So we'll see what happens. But they're
all supposed to leave. You know, these are politicians and
these Republicans are just as bad when it comes to
this kind of stuff. They're on vacation every two seconds.

(34:45):
You know, they take the nine thousand weeks off a year.
They're all leaving this weekend. You know this Schumer will
tell you everybody's going to die. It's the worst crisis.
We're all going to die. And then it goes away
for the weekend. So but they'll have to go through
the air and they're going to see the air controller
stuff and the delays, and they'll still feel it this

(35:06):
weekend as they fly home and fly back. So Jerome Powell,
the Fed Chairman, did lower rates quarter of a point,
which is nothing. He still has disappointed everybody. Powell is
a real Trump derangement syndrome guy. He really hates Trump.
Doesn't want to do Nobody can quite figure this guy out.

(35:26):
We know he hates Trump, so he may deliberately not
lowering the rates to where they should be, trying to
hurt Trump. Although some people think he's just a dumb economist,
he's just a bad economist. And he has this thing
about growth. You know, we're on track to really grow
the economy, and he's trying to stall that growth because
as a dumb economist. Some believe, some very smart guys

(35:50):
believe he's one of these dumb economists who thinks growth
could be inflationary, so you want to slow the growth
so you don't get too much inflation. Here's Powell yesterday.

Speaker 17 (36:00):
At a time when we have tension between our two goals.
We have strong views across the committee, and as I mentioned,
there were strongly differing views today. And the takeaway from
that is that we haven't made a decision about December.

Speaker 4 (36:14):
Now for a million dollars, tell me what he just said,
I don't know. There's supposed to be another rate decrease
in December. See. The problem is if he's delayed this
for like a year, he's delayed, delayed, delayed, delayed. So
when you delay the rate decutting the rate too long,
then you have to do an even bigger cut. So
you're gonna have to cut every month now to make

(36:35):
up for his delays.

Speaker 17 (36:36):
In support of our goals, and in light of the
balance of risks to employment and inflation, today the Federal
Open Market Committee decided to lower our policy interest rate
by a quarter percentage point.

Speaker 4 (36:48):
I would like to spend New Year's Eve with this guy. Well,
ha an exciting guy.

Speaker 17 (36:51):
Though some important federal government data have been delayed due
to the shutdown, the public and private sector data that
have remained available suggests that the out look for employment
and inflation has not changed much since our meeting in September.

Speaker 4 (37:04):
Now, he'd be great as a spokesman for somebody because
you don't know what the hell he's saying. He just
comes up and you pretend like you're listening, but you
don't know what he said. The Mayor race, A bunch
of poles came out in the last twenty four hours
showing Mamdani slaughtering Cuomo by one is sixteen points, one
is twenty five points. But again, these are all these

(37:26):
college poles, these junk poles. Curtis Sliwa on Staten Island yesterday.
Cuomo actually went to Staten Island, which is something he
would never do. But he was suddenly seen on Staten
Island yesterday. Then now that's a one borrow that's pretty
much always going for Sliwa. That's a Sliwa borough. So
maybe he's trying to eat into Sleiwa's lead there. But

(37:48):
Curtis was on Staten Island.

Speaker 18 (37:49):
Covering to Cuomo in that primary debate when all the
Democrats asked which borough did they visit the least, they
all said Staten Island, and they giggle and laughed like
a bunch of kids. Staten Islanders won't forget how you
distin dismissed them with Ja Mandani and the other Democrats.

Speaker 4 (38:09):
I'm there all the time, ain't no, he is, That's
been all the time.

Speaker 11 (38:12):
Uh No.

Speaker 4 (38:13):
The thing with Staten Island, it's the least population, the
lowest population of any borough, and it tends to always
always go to Republican, which is uh. I think the
only brother traditionally does that, Cuomo, fairweather friend.

Speaker 3 (38:26):
I think people in Staten Island know that both him
and Zora are coming there to get the votes, but
they've never been there before, and I guarantee you after
the election, they'll never be on Staten Island again.

Speaker 4 (38:38):
I'm Staten Island strong through and through. Yeah. So, uh,
here's Mamdani yesterday.

Speaker 1 (38:44):
Everyone always says that I'm running on an affordability agenda.

Speaker 4 (38:49):
Well that's not quite true.

Speaker 11 (38:51):
I'm running.

Speaker 4 (38:53):
On a beec agenda.

Speaker 2 (38:56):
It's not a bacon, egg and cheese.

Speaker 8 (38:59):
It's bringing economic changee.

Speaker 4 (39:05):
Oh, isn't he clever?

Speaker 15 (39:07):
Now?

Speaker 13 (39:07):
What that?

Speaker 11 (39:08):
Uh?

Speaker 4 (39:08):
The Bodega Union, Bodega Association. Uh, it's kind of the
union for bodega's. They came out and they endorsed Mom Donnie.
Can you believe that they endorsed Mom Donnie? Now this
Fernando Mattea, he's the very colorful co founder of it's
the United Bodega's of America Association. He resigned. He quit

(39:33):
because the president of this organization endorsed Mom Donnie. So
Mateo resigned and he's going to hold a news conference
later today denouncing this endorsement.

Speaker 16 (39:46):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (39:46):
And he contended it's illegal. It violates the Bodega Owners
Group's nonprofit status. So if they are indeed a nonprofit
five oh one C three, they can't get political. So
this is going to be a big p for them.
But that's what he was talking about, bacon, egg and
cheese and all that. Cuomo yesterday, Let's see what he
was up to.

Speaker 2 (40:06):
The truth is there's a quiet civil war going on
in the Democratic Party.

Speaker 4 (40:11):
We will notice he's back to talking slow and funny,
going up and down and talking like that again.

Speaker 2 (40:19):
The truth is there's a quiet civil war going on
in the Democratic Party right now.

Speaker 11 (40:26):
You have an.

Speaker 2 (40:26):
Extreme left, radical left. Bernie Sandrews AOC Mamdani is just
the banner carrier for that movement versus the mainstream moderate Democrats.
They now call me moderate. They used to call me liberal.
Now I'm a moderate because the whole party shifted.

Speaker 4 (40:46):
Yeah, he talks slow again. You know, he always talks
to you like you're the one that's stupid that he
talks like this. Now he has a good point there
that he's now considered the moderate. He got really lucky.
You know, normally, if you do terrible things as governor
that everybody hates, you know, the no bail, no jail,
the taxes, all the things he did. So many people

(41:08):
left New York when he was governor. We lost four
congressional seats under him. So a terrible governor. And then
the sex scandal, the sexual harassment scandal. He has to
resign in disgrace. He's under investigation by the Ethics Committee
for the book deal. All these horrible things happen, then
normally you can't run again and if you did, you

(41:28):
who would back you? But he got really lucky in
that the guy that shows up to run against him
is the craziest left wing socialist, communist nut job Mamdani ever.
So next to him, Cuomo looks like a moderate, even
though he governed as an extreme far left guy. So,

(41:48):
but the problem is Cuomo's unfavorability is just so high
it's tough for him to ever care. It's not about
Curtis And to keep you yelling, Curtis has together. It
has nothing to do with Curtis getting out. Let Cuomo
earn those votes if he wants. And here here's more
from yesterday.

Speaker 2 (42:02):
That's what this election is about. It is that civil war.
I believe that far left will destroy the Democratic Party.
I believe it will destroy the Democratic Party nationwide if
that far left becomes dominant.

Speaker 4 (42:18):
Yeah, it's happened before where the Democrats went so far
to the left they just lost everything. And if they
lose the midterms, then you'll see the revolution. And that's
happened before. And then when that happened, somebody rises up
of Bill Clinton and leads them back towards the center,
towards the mainstream. And I don't know who that would

(42:38):
be this time. That Newsom is pretty good at that.
I know he's a far left guy, but he's a
good actor. He's good at particularly Clinton did that a
couple of times in his career. He was a left
wing governor. Denny was a right wing governor. She's like
a weather vane. I Knewsom might have that talent and
more of mom Donnie yesterday. I think he's talking about
his father then with the Civil War. Oh no, this

(42:59):
is ma'm Donni's father. Now you get all this video
coming out from mam Donni from years ago where he
said horrible things about Israel, the police, America, all this stuff.
Then we find his father, who's a real left wing
kouk of a professor. If you wonder how come all
these twenty sethings they're voting for these crazy well, it's
because of the universities. They were taken over years ago

(43:22):
by left wing kouk professors, boards of trustees, and presidents
and they went they became radical in doctrination center. So
you know, if you're an impressionable college kid, four years
of these people telling you how great socialism is, and
this mom Donni father telling you he's a professor telling
you all this nonsense.

Speaker 19 (43:42):
Then with the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln generalized the solution
of reservations. They herded American Indians into separate territories for
the Nazis. For the Nazis, this was the inspiration. Hitler

(44:04):
realized two things. One that genocide was doable. It is
possible to do genocide. That's what Hitler realized.

Speaker 4 (44:18):
I'm laughing, it's not funny, but it's so ridiculous. So
this is this mom, Donnie father, this is the guy
that raised him. This guy came to this country like
twenty seconds ago and now he's an expert in America
and Abraham Lincoln in the Civil War. And he's explaining
to the students it was Abraham Lincoln who was the
original Nazi. Abraham Lincoln was inspiration for the Nazis. This

(44:41):
is what goes on in these universities, not just him.
You got all these professors teaching this crap the kids,
and they're all writing it down. Huh, Abraham Lincoln, Untrey,
they're writing this. This is the kind of lunatics teaching
has been going on for like twenty thirty years in
our universities. So You've raised generations of socialists, left wing

(45:03):
kook and this mom Donnie comes from this guy. This
was his father, and the mother's just as bad. Here's
it was more Aquamo yesterday.

Speaker 2 (45:13):
You now get down to the last week. They're starting
to focus. They're starting to learn who Zoron really is,
and what he has said, and what he stands for
and what the democratic socialist agenda is all about.

Speaker 4 (45:29):
Yeah, so I don't know. I don't know. These polls
are all just the worst polls, junk polls, not great polls. Hey,
New Jersey. By the way, uh, you are seeing well
Chitdarelli was behind, he caught up. It's pretty much tied
in all the polls. There may be some polling data
that now show's Chittarelli with a slight lead. Also, you

(45:52):
got to bear in mind this is important. Republicans always
under poll in New Jersey. Republicans under poll in New Jersey.
Speaking at Chittarelli, Sean Hannity doing a special show tonight
on Fox News at nine o'clock. It'll be a town
hall with Jack Chittarelli tonight at nine on Hannity. That's

(46:13):
millions of people that should help him. He's Chitdarelli.

Speaker 8 (46:16):
Her entire campaign is based on a stack of lies
about me, her disdain for the president, and she can
fly a helicopter, none of which is going to fix
New Jersey.

Speaker 4 (46:27):
Yeah, now, President Trump pointing out she's a terrible candidate.
She is running these commercials about you know, I was
a helicopter pilot in the Navy. I flew helicopters in
the Navy as a Navy helicopter pilot. So I've been
asking all these Navy pilots about all this, and they
keep telling me she probably wasn't very good if she

(46:49):
was just flying helicopters. Apparently, when you go into the
Navy to be a pilot, if you're any good, you're
flying a jet. You're flying the real stuff. The helicopter
is the easiest, simplest thing. After her entire Navy career,
all she ever flew was a helicopter. Pilots tell me
she's not that good a pilot if she did that.
And then she had a problem with her graduation, some

(47:09):
sort of scandal there. So she's a mess of a candidate.
Far left, kooky. You've had enough of these left wing
idiot governors. So anyway, Hey, we'll take some calls. Next
eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten is
the number eight hundred three two one zero seven ten
in Mark on Demand by setting up presead for his

(47:32):
podcast on the iHeartRadio app.

Speaker 8 (47:35):
Now back to Mark Simone on wor.

Speaker 4 (47:39):
Hey, let's take some calls. Let's go to Bill Lafayette,
New Jersey. Bill, how you doing.

Speaker 11 (47:46):
Good? Good?

Speaker 2 (47:46):
Thank you.

Speaker 14 (47:47):
A recent FBI report between January twentieth and now, they
arrested twenty eight thousand violent criminals involving human trafficking, child's
youth sentanyl and the Senator from California has the audacity
to say that the deployment of the National Guard by

(48:08):
Trump is illegal.

Speaker 11 (48:10):
Did the Democrats like crime? Do they like that?

Speaker 14 (48:13):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (48:13):
They you haven't noticed. Yeah, they love criminals. Well, they
love them. The no bail, no jail, defund ice is
defund the police. Yes, they seem to love crime. They
see them as victims. It's your fault there at criminal.
Let's go to Michael and Tribeca. Michael, how you doing, yes.

Speaker 16 (48:31):
Mark, good morning. I voted for sleetword because I've always
liked him. I think he's original, authentic, and I couldn't
vote for Cuomo for every reason that he did no
good on the city. I mean letting people out of
jails and COVID and the congestion pricing thing and all
the rest of it. So my wife says, why didn't

(48:52):
you vote with Cloma? I says, well, let the Democrats
just waddle in their garbage for a couple of years.

Speaker 4 (48:57):
If this is what yeah, I understand, and I understand.
You know, this is all the fault of these big donors.
They screw up every election, the big, big, big money donors.
They're zillionaires, They're brilliant at what they do. They's absolute
idiots when it comes to politics. I don't know anything
about it. In the very beginning, they should have chased
Cuomo out of the race. They should have just chased

(49:19):
him out, bribed him out. He's probably more bribeable than
anybody would bribe him out of the race, and then
you'd have Curtis versus Mom Donnie might have had a chance.
The think with Curtis is he's real, he's authentic. He's
the best guy in the race. He's the best crime
fighter in the race. The problem with this Cuomo, Mom Donnie,
it's like the big donor's telling you, here's two guys
who absolutely stink, but this one's a little worse. This

(49:43):
guy's awful, but he's not quite as bad as the other.
That's a ridiculous position to put voters in. Let's go
to Richard and Hackensack. Richard, how you doing?

Speaker 11 (49:52):
Mark? You're harpercent right with what you just said. I'm
thinking you're a good friend to Sean Hatney and a
little bit of constructive when he speaks.

Speaker 4 (50:02):
He's got this well, you know, the guy's been like
the number one television show for like thirty years. But
he was just saying to me the other day, could
you find an amateur from Hackensack? That give me a consultant?
But you don't sound like a professional.

Speaker 11 (50:17):
But you don't like what you hear.

Speaker 4 (50:19):
No, no where do you work professionally in broadcasting?

Speaker 11 (50:22):
I have Oh that that's not me. That's not me.

Speaker 4 (50:25):
What do you do for a living? What do you
do for a living? What do you do for a living?

Speaker 11 (50:29):
I'm retired?

Speaker 4 (50:29):
What did you do for him?

Speaker 11 (50:30):
Retired?

Speaker 4 (50:31):
What did you chiropractic? A chiropractor? But if Sean said,
let me give you some advice on how to do chiropractory.
Would you listen to him?

Speaker 11 (50:41):
Oh? Well, he was actually a friend of a good
friend of mine who was a car Oh.

Speaker 4 (50:44):
There you go. He's a friend of a friend of
a friend of every Every amateur has got advice.

Speaker 11 (50:51):
You know.

Speaker 4 (50:51):
That's like if I see Tom Brady, I could say
to him, you know, you ought to put your hand
here on the ball. Maybe hold the ball like this,
This would be better for you. Let's go to Rich
and Myrtle Beach. Rich, how you doing?

Speaker 11 (51:03):
Who was that Alan Harper from two and a half men?
You were just talking to it chropractice. You know, it's
a sad day down here. Mark My pool dropped all
the way to sixty four degrees with the cold weather
we've been having, So it's a very sad in Myrtle Beach.
You know, I saw the other night the Post reported
on their Facebook page or their website did they had
traced dirty money to Mam Donnie. Yet I hear nobody

(51:26):
in the news talking about this.

Speaker 4 (51:28):
Is this going to be some big Well we've been
talking about that last week before, well the last few days.
The problem is it's a small amount. So far, they're
looking for more. There have been two criminal referrals to
the Justice Department based on a couples donate. But again
there's small donations. I think it was thirteen thousand altogether.
Mam Donnie has returned about six seven thousand of it.

(51:49):
The rest hasn't been returned. He's disputing some of it,
saying they're American citizens, just happened to be in a
foreign country at the moment. But there's more common there's
more coming, there's more money that will be found. Hey, oh,
let's go to Vincent in Brooklyn. Vincent, how you doing.

Speaker 7 (52:05):
Good morning, Mark, Good morning matter Mark. I just came
back from getting my annual flu shot, and I suggest
all the guilt written white liberals, especially in Brooklyn Heights,
Park Slope, the Upper west Side, Carrol Gardens, all the
Tony neighborhoods in New York where it really cost a

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lot of money to hold the mortgage, I suggest you
go get a common sense shot. Because when Mendami says
he wants to raise taxes in all the white neighborhoods,
don't count him out. Because Sean was arguing with somebody
yesterday and the guy was saying, no, he can't do it.

Speaker 15 (52:47):
Well, Katy hope of finagel the laws so that a
case that expired on Trump went past the statute of limitations.
They brought it back. They said, this judge and Gallon
said that Trump's properties were only worth eighteen million. I
wouldn't put anything past the corrupt New York State legislature

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and these judges. Yeah, obstensibly he can't do it. But
given the corrupt judicial system, I wouldn't put anything past
these people. So go out and get a common sense
shot and do not vote for Mondami.

Speaker 1 (53:31):
Please go get that.

Speaker 4 (53:32):
We agree, Vincent. We gotta go because we gotta do
the news. Excellent call. When we come back, Jimmy Faylor
will be with us next on seven to ten wr.

Speaker 7 (53:41):
Ter near your Mark Simone.

Speaker 4 (53:46):
Well, Jimmy Fayler, the great comedian tom show host. You
know he's got a big hit show now on wor
every night at nine o'clock, nine to midnight. You got
to listen to Jimmy Taylor tonight and every weeknight, and
then on Fox he does the best late night show
Saturday nights at ten o'clock. And it's great to have
him back with us. Jimmy Fayla, how you doing.

Speaker 11 (54:08):
I'm doing.

Speaker 8 (54:09):
Man, what do we got four days encounting till Mom
Donnie five days? Is that what they're telling me?

Speaker 4 (54:14):
Yeah? Uh, this is all the fault of the big donors.
They chase, they're trying to chase Curtis out, and they
tell us our choices between the worst guy in the
whole world and a really bad guy, Cuomo. What kind
of choice is that?

Speaker 3 (54:29):
Amen?

Speaker 8 (54:30):
You know, I have Curtis on Fox New Saturday night
this weekend. I'm trying to give him one more push
because again, the idea that the Republican Party went from
fight fight, fight to surrender surrender surrenders never gonna sit
right with me. It's like, it's never gonna sit right,
and like our job is not to get Cuomo back
in there, you know. So I'm with you, man, none

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of this makes sense what I'm hoping. Have you been
following that story where they manipulated the gambling lines a
little bit and a lot of Mom Donnie supporters might
have thrown money in there. To me, yeah, look like
he's a better shot than he is. I mean, that's
that's kind of what I'm rooting for at this point.
And to be clear, like I grew up around gambling
man like I was. You know, I paid and didn't

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pay my rent from betting the NFL in my twenties,
so I know gamb but I just I don't know
if that's a likely scenario either.

Speaker 11 (55:18):
You know this is all nuts? Yeah? Yeah.

Speaker 4 (55:21):
One thing about those poly markets betting markets. Whoever's got
the most money in places, the biggest bet moves the
odds the most. So and they say, with that poly market,
there's like four major betters that basically set the odds.

Speaker 8 (55:31):
So this isn't like, this isn't like when an NBA
coach is fixing a poker game.

Speaker 4 (55:36):
Yeah, this is.

Speaker 11 (55:39):
It's not like an X ray vision bet.

Speaker 8 (55:41):
It's just people throwing a lot of money. But you
can Yeah, you can bluff, I guess, is what I'm
trying to say.

Speaker 11 (55:46):
Yeah, so.

Speaker 4 (55:49):
What do you think? It doesn't look good for I mean,
we hope Curtsey wins, but it doesn't look good for Cuomo,
does it. It looks like every Polly's ten points behind,
twenty points behind.

Speaker 11 (55:57):
No.

Speaker 8 (55:58):
And you know what else it is like when you're
here culmost things like oh if I don't win, I'm
moving to Florida. You really don't want the candidate who's
already halfway out the door. You know, as a gambling man,
it's like, think about death, New York. If the Yankees
are playing in a game seven and you're interviewing them
before the game and they're already looking at luxury resorts

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in the Caribbean. This is not a team that's fighting
to advance to the next round. You know, once that
swim up bar is on the team's mind, generally gonna
kind of, you know, go halfway on the fields.

Speaker 4 (56:33):
Hey, speaking to us, that's turns out to be a
pretty good World Series, right, it has been great.

Speaker 8 (56:40):
You know, as a Yankee fan obviously, you know, I
don't really care about either team so much as I
was convincing myself the roof of the Dodgers because I'm like,
all right, well, at least it's America, and I get
the root for an American team over Canada. But then
you turn on the game and everybody playing for the
Blue Jays is from America. You know, It's not like
there are a bunch of Canucks getting paid in made
peple syrup and saying he and calling the umba hoser.

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So it's just like if you if you love baseball though,
you just like the bat. It's been a great series,
and my concern is after watching the last two nights,
maybe showey Otani has money on the blue shit. I
don't know, remember he was a rumored gambler for.

Speaker 11 (57:18):
A while there.

Speaker 4 (57:20):
Maybe yeah, Hey, CBS, they're firing everybody. They just got
rid of the Saturday Morning Show. Their word wasard what
they want Brett Baer, he's under contract that you have
the best late night show on television. I think they're
going to be coming after you pretty soon. Don't you think.

Speaker 8 (57:39):
They ain't touching me?

Speaker 4 (57:40):
Man? They want like adults.

Speaker 8 (57:42):
Okay, like Brett Bear hosts Special Report. My show is
special at Okay, it's a good time, but it's not
the way you rehabilitate the image of a news room.

Speaker 3 (57:53):
You know.

Speaker 8 (57:54):
There, you know, as you know, CBS probably stood for
constant BS the last couple of years a Trump and
they need to get away from that. I don't know
that I'm the answer with my rhinestone jackets, but I
love CBS and I want I want them to do good.
You know, I grew up watching Charles Osgood on Sunday Morning.
You know, him and his bow tie. And obviously I

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was a letterman guy and I was you know, big
Fanta CVS. So the fact that they're going through this
is crazy. But they did bring it on themselves. And
did you see how they're laying off the whole racism
department fatally? What it is is it's like you know,
they they it was the Department of They were calling
it like diversity and every intolerance and everything else. But

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you know that's the in the modern news era, that's
just your job is to tell.

Speaker 4 (58:41):
Us why it's racist.

Speaker 8 (58:42):
You know, hey, Trump, Trump's giving away puppies. Well, you
know Hitler had a dog. What what are these people doing?
So that's gonna help them just the same, like forget programming,
if they just get rid of the people that are
peddling the fake grievances, because you know, half the people
they just fired probably worth that stupid no Kings thing,

(59:03):
don't you think. Yeah, And that's pretend if you're protesting, pretending, Mark,
this would be like if you and I had a
protest called no Sidney Sweeney, We're not going to sleep
with Sidney Sweeney, join us on the quad. The news flash,
it wasn't an option for us, so why did we
need the protest? It's the point.

Speaker 4 (59:23):
Yeah, so, but these Democrats are so angry about everything,
like Trump building a ballroom. It looks spectacular. How could
you get mad about a ballroom?

Speaker 8 (59:35):
Yeah, that one I love, knowing full well they're all
going to use it. But I think that is the
reason they're mad is that it is one hundred and
twenty three years old in the East Wing, which is
the same age as the No Kings protesters.

Speaker 11 (59:47):
So it's like they feel a loyalty.

Speaker 8 (59:49):
It's like, if you don't protect the one one hundred
and twenty three year old, you're not protecting any of them.
I guess, I guess the answer. But I think the
bigger point is all jokes aside as you know, they
don't mean. They're just pretending to be mad about everything.
Dana Perino had a good line last week. She's saying, like,
you know, I wish Democrats understood they don't have to
swing it every pitch, because if you swing it every pitch,

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it's inevitable that you wind up looking bad. Like if
you're protesting a ballroom.

Speaker 11 (01:00:16):
Nobody cares about the.

Speaker 8 (01:00:17):
Ballroom, and the donors are paying for it, you won't
ever get anything for free out of the in the
White House. The only thing someone ever got for free
was a cigar, and that was an intern in Bill Clinton.
And that's another story.

Speaker 4 (01:00:31):
Yeah, and that was probably a gift from a donor,
the cigars. So go, uh hey, you know you're a comedian,
you do political stuff. I mean, if somebody's watching on TV,
you'll smiling, laughing, you look like you're having fun. You'll
watch these left wing comedians. He's cold Bear type, these
Kimmel type sting they look so like they're gonna choke
it anymody. Why are they so angry all the time?

Speaker 8 (01:00:53):
I know, because if I was making that kind of money,
I mean, if you think I smile a lot, now
give me even Cold Air's Valerie, give me, give me
Jimmy Kimmel's gig where he hosts the Oscars and his
only real job is to make sure Will Smith doesn't
beat up Chris Rock and he failed at that too.
But you know what, by the way, when Will Smith

(01:01:15):
hit Chris Rock at the Oscars, that was the only
time liberals acknowledged black on black cron So.

Speaker 11 (01:01:20):
Let's not forget me.

Speaker 8 (01:01:22):
Let's not forget the significance of that moment.

Speaker 4 (01:01:25):
Mark, I'm not gloss over.

Speaker 8 (01:01:26):
It, but yeah, light up your comedian. You're supposed to
be there to give the world a good time, and
if you don't look happy, they're not.

Speaker 4 (01:01:33):
Going to be happy.

Speaker 8 (01:01:34):
So I'm with you on that one.

Speaker 4 (01:01:36):
Everybody I watched Jimmy Phil has got the best late
night show. It's Saturday nights at ten o'clock. Hey, I've
also got to thank you. You were on Cudlow I
think was last week. I was watching. You gave me
a great shout out on the show. That was very nice.

Speaker 8 (01:01:47):
Here damn right, I did you Mark the moone man.

Speaker 11 (01:01:51):
We're a dream team.

Speaker 8 (01:01:52):
And you know, Colo said to me afterwards really quick,
I go, uh, he thanked me for being on the
show because I was talking about gambling. And he goes,
you know, He's like, I've been to all types of addictions.

Speaker 11 (01:02:01):
You know.

Speaker 8 (01:02:02):
I Cudlow had a drug addiction. He's substantise addictions. He goes,
but I've never heard an addict talk about their vice
with the level of depth that you did. And I go, Larry,
I wasn't a gambling I didn't go to ga gambles Anonymous.
He goes, oh, well, maybe you should. Then he's like,
if you know that much about it, you probably should go.

Speaker 4 (01:02:20):
I was like, all right, I'll work on it. Well,
I think you're okay. But everybody watched Jimmy Philis. It's
a great late night show Saturday's at ten o'clock and
the best radio show news show here. It's on every
night nine to midnight. Who do you have tonight on
the show?

Speaker 11 (01:02:36):
Oh, it's all.

Speaker 8 (01:02:37):
Going down tonight. You got Erica Donald's and Byron Donalds.

Speaker 4 (01:02:42):
He's going to be like Governor Florida. She's the first.

Speaker 8 (01:02:44):
Lady Kennedy's going to be there as well. And there
you have the Patriot Awards coming up next week, so
we've got to do a big promo for that. So
they're probably going to send half the network in to
call me names for twenty minutes.

Speaker 4 (01:02:56):
No, thataway's a surprise. The door go ahead, Patrio towards.
That's at the center.

Speaker 8 (01:03:01):
Yes, that's a week from today at Long Island University.
And if they want those tickets, it's Foxnation dot Com
slash Patriot Awards. Everybody gets in a tux. It's the
Oscars for people who deserve them. Yeah, like these guys
didn't make thirty million dollars to pretend they were in
the military. It's military people, it's cops, it's first responders.

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So I actually love the Patriot Awards because it's like,
what if you actually gave the oscars to the people
who did the thing instead of doing cocaine and pretending
to do the thing.

Speaker 4 (01:03:29):
You know, Yeah, and everybody if you go there, people
loved it. Last year was you and Sean Hannity and
all the great stars of Fox all at one night.
And where do you get the tickets?

Speaker 8 (01:03:40):
It's Fox Nation dot com slash Patriot Awards. They want
to come hang on Strong Island, NASA County.

Speaker 4 (01:03:47):
My hood. I'll be there.

Speaker 8 (01:03:48):
My high school graduation was in that auditorium, so this
will be my first time there.

Speaker 4 (01:03:53):
Sober Well, I'm looking forward to it. Yeah, it's the
Tilli Center. Get the tickets and watch Jimmy Failos Saturday
nights ten o'clock and make sure you'll listen to his
radio show tonight every weeknight nine to midnight. Jimmy fail
is on wr Jimmy Fayla, thanks for being with.

Speaker 8 (01:04:07):
Us now, you're the man.

Speaker 11 (01:04:09):
Mark.

Speaker 4 (01:04:10):
Take care, Take care. It's a great show tonight at
nine on seven to ten wr.

Speaker 8 (01:04:15):
Hey's The Mark Simon Show on seven ten wr HEY.

Speaker 4 (01:04:21):
So actually I'm taking tomorrow off a one day vacation.
I'll be back on Monday, so hopefully it will be
the day before the election. Don't forget if you're a
podcast listener, which is a good thing to be because

(01:04:41):
you can hear the show anytime you want, day or night,
or if you missed the show, missed an hour. But
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the weekends, like an extra show that wasn't on the air.
If you're a podcast listener, you can get the podcast
any place you get podcasts. But I'll be back Monday
and i'll talk to you then tend to noon. Have
a great weekend, seven to ten w O