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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Fly from Midtown Manhattan. Here comes the Mark Simone Show
on SEVENR.

Speaker 2 (00:09):
Hey, it's a Thursday. We got a lot to get to, big, big,
big deal in the peace deal in the Mideast. We'll
get to that, the Nobel Prize. We'll get to the Yankees,
We'll get to the stock market. We'll get to the
New Jersey debate. Last night, people think Mikey Cheryl has
seen some real trouble in the internal polls. She seemed

(00:30):
to change her tone and change a lot of stuff
for last night's debate. And the same thing for Cuomo.
He's getting desperate. There was a major shocking flip flop
from Cuomo. We'll get to that coming up. And well,
let's start with Israel the Middle East. The peace deal
looks like it's done. It looks like it'll get signed

(00:54):
over the weekend. President Trump planning to go to Egypt
to sign this bill.

Speaker 3 (00:59):
I may go there sometime towards the end of the week,
maybe on Sunday actually, and we'll see. But there's a
very good chance to Negotiations are going along very well.

Speaker 2 (01:13):
It looks like it's done. Hamas will release the hostages.
They'll start with the living hostages, believed to be about twenty.
They'll release them immediately. They'll release the remaining hostages, the
bodies of the other hostages. Israel's going to give up
something like nineteen hundred prisoners. All right, that's not great,
but you got to do that. The deal looks pretty good.

(01:36):
President Trump. Tomorrow's Friday, he goes to get his annual
physical Walter Reed Medical Center, and then after that is
expected to head to the Middle East Saturday or Sunday.
It's an amazing accomplishment. It's certainly worthy of a Nobel Prize.
Even in Gaza. Even in Gaza, they're cheering him on
the streets of Gaza and screaming Nobel Prize for Trump

(02:00):
can't get it because the Nobel Prize is a totally
corrupt award. It's the most slanted partisan, a left wing
liberal award. If you look at the list of who
was denied a Nobel Prize, it's amazing, from Gandhi to
all sorts of people. But if you go to the
Nobel Prize for literature, some of the greatest figures in

(02:21):
literature were denied the Nobel Prize, from Mark Twain to
Tolstoy to It's an endless list, and it was always
because they weren't they weren't liberal enough, they didn't like
their politics. It's the most political award in the world,
and the most fascinating thing about it is to this
day the Nobel Prize has this incredible reputation, totally undeserved.

(02:44):
It's just a wacky partisan award, yet they still have
this prestige the Nobel Prize. You know, the worst economist
in the history of the world was Paul Krugman the
New York Times, that bug eyed weirdo who got ever
everything wrong. Every prediction, forecast, everything he ever wrote turned
out to be totally wrong. He has the Nobel Prize

(03:06):
for economics. So you remember when they were trying to
go after Trump and they put out a letter from
this was signed by thirteen Nobel Prize winners. Well, right there,
you knew it was a slanted partisan the word. Yet somehow,
in a lot of people's minds, it has this prestigious reputation.
So the Nobel Prize comes out tomorrow. There's no chance

(03:27):
of Trump getting it because he's not left wing wacko. Also,
I would assume it's coming out tomorrow. This was decided
long ago. They're not picking the winner tonight. So it
comes out tonight and tomorrow will be the announcement. It
means absolutely nothing. It's the silliest towards but the Israel
Peace Deal unbelievable. And you know when you talk about

(03:49):
the art of the deal, and sometimes Democrats will say, well,
where's the great negotiator? Well, here it was, Here it was,
and there's nobody savvier at this stuff, and Benjamin NETANYAHUO had.
Somehow Trump got leverage over net and Yahoo and strategically
carefully over the last few weeks and months, somehow it
kind of boxed him in a little, so he went

(04:09):
along with this. Sometimes it's just luck in some of
these deals. But even Democrats looking at this privately, is
saying this was all skill, not luck. And a lot
of credit goes to Jared Kushner, normally useless when it
comes to the White House, but here, this is what
he was meant to do. This is where he excelled.
Steve Whitcoff the same, and Trump pointing out Mike Huckabee

(04:32):
was a big, big part of this process. Hu could
be the ambassador to Israel. You wouldn't think he would
be so Israel savvy, but he's spent a lot of
time there over the years. It's something that means a
lot to him. So he was great at this. So
that will that will happen most likely over the weekend hostages.
First release of the release of all the living hostages

(04:55):
expected on Monday. So you got this fat slob governor
of Illinois Pritzker, This Ralph Cramdon looking guy, huffing and puffing.
What it's all about? Really, he wants to be a
twenty twenty eight candidate. He has no shot at all
because he has no personality, nothing, nothing interesting about him.

(05:18):
He's kind of a troll like to look at. So
he's got no shot at all, especially against a Gavin
Newsom or other slick, smart candidates with personality. He's got
no shot at all. But he's trying to get there,
and he thinks by being the biggest Trump fighter in
the world. He's a little nutty when he gets into
Trump fighting. Remember the convention. He got up there and

(05:40):
he said he opened with and he got huge applause.
He said he's going to talk about Trump. He said,
time out of here from a real billionaire, and the
audience applauded, implying Trump's not a real billionaire. Well, at
the time, Pritzker worth about one billion, Trump worth about
seven billions. I don't know what the hell he's talking about.
And then here he is yesterday. But he just doesn't

(06:02):
want He wants to keep that crime in Chicago. There's
a lot of killing. It's a killing field. Thirty five
forty people shot every weekend in Chicago. He wants to
keep it that way. He's demented, literally unhinged.

Speaker 4 (06:16):
And this is somebody who's so insecure that he lashes out,
pretending that he can come arrest people for no reason
at all.

Speaker 5 (06:24):
He can't. He isn't going to do it. Taco Trump
always chickens out.

Speaker 2 (06:30):
It's back to taco. I think I think that's kind
of been proven wrong. Now Pritzker keeps arguing, you cannot
send troops national Guard or military. You can't send troops
into an American city state. The federal government can never
do that. And if they do that, it's the worst
violation of the count it's the total end of democracy.

(06:51):
You cannot do that. Well, of course you can, and
it's been done before in riots in all sorts of
situations nineteen sixty seven, right, Johnson said, troops into cities
done all the time. I'll give you the best example
was John F. Kennedy. Back then it was horrible, horrible segregation,
and black students couldn't go to college in Mississippi and

(07:14):
Georgia and Atlanta. You remember of those governors, those awful governors,
Lester Maddocks and George Wallace and others who would stand
in the doorway of the school blocking it so black
kids couldn't attend college. Well, Kennedy sent troops in lots
and lots and lots of troops to integrate those colleges.
It was a big deal in nineteen sixty one, sixty two,

(07:38):
massive amounts of troops sent in. Now, of course it
was Kennedy. He's a Democrat, so there was nothing but applause.
And he was a hero. And these same Democrats told
you this is the most heroic, wonderful thing any president's
ever done. But now, if the president sends in troops,
it's the end of our democracy. It's a crime, it's
a but again, the incredible hypocrisy democrats are famous for.

(08:01):
So hey, they had that mayoral forum yesterday at the
New York Athletic Club, the beautiful, prestigious New York Athletic Club,
one of the city's finest private clubs, and it was private.
But we're starting to see some of the video and
we're starting to hear from some of the people that
weren't there. And it was all business leaders. All these

(08:23):
business leaders, a lot of them basically said, when it
came to mom Donnie, it was a lot of double talk.
It was dancing around the questions, skated through generalities. One
person said, went out of his way to slam President
Trump over and over again. Other attendees said, listen, he
had tremendous energy and youth, but nothing of substance. There

(08:45):
was no substance, and it didn't make us feel like
he could do the job. Curtis, they liked, They said
he In some cases there were surprise he had such
detailed knowledges of economic He's been working with great, great
economic team Larry Cudlow and others advising him. They said, yeah,

(09:09):
he was. There was a lot of clarity on how
he would deal with crime and all that. So they
like Curtis. Now when it comes to Cuomo, now, this
this crowd was a lot of Democrats, and it wasn't
so much what Cuomo was saying, but a number of
people in the crowd said they were quite surprised, quite shocked.

(09:30):
They hadn't seen him speak in person in a long
long time. They said, there was a little shocked. He
looked very old, he lacked energy. Here's one said, I
hadn't seen him in a while, and I was quite
disturbed by it. Another attendee found Cuomo living in the past,
seemed to be more focused on things in the past
than talking about the future. Other comments. Here's this Catherine Wilde,

(09:52):
she warns this business partnership. She's a real wacko. She's
praising a Zora and Mamdani. I rest my case, total
whacka Mamdonnie's positions have become more substantive and realistic. No
need to read the rest of her statement. She's a
nutty character.

Speaker 5 (10:12):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (10:14):
Andrew Cromo shocked everybody with a major flip flop years ago.
You remember about was it five six years ago? There
was this whole thing about closing Rikers Island. Rikers Island
is the big prison that's on an island. It's Rikers Island.
It's the perfect place for a prison. It's on an island.
You're gonna have a more secure location. And it's a

(10:36):
very big island. There's enormous space there. Rikers Island is
a number of buildings. You couldn't ask for a better
set up for a prison. Lots of buildings, there's room
to build more buildings, all sorts of stuff. All of
a sudden, there was a proposal to close down Rikers Island. Well,
what are you gonna do for a prison. Well, they'll
build five other prisons. They'll build one in each borough,

(10:57):
which didn't seem to make any sense. It would make
more sense they have one big central prison. And why
would you put a prison into each neighborhood in different boroughs.
Who in Queen's wants the prison in their neighborhood? Why
would anybody in the Bronx want a prison in their neighborhood.
Why would it? Was a ridiculous idea. Where did it

(11:17):
come from? By the way, Cuomo, this is what he
was talking about yesterday. He says, we got to stop
this plan to close Rikers Island. It's crazy to close
Rikers Island. It's wacko. Why would you do it? We
must stop this plan. Well, here's the problem. It was
his plan. He's the one that proposed it. He's the
one that started it. So a lot of people think

(11:39):
he saw some internal polling that was frightening him, that
he's got absolutely no shot with Democrats. Democrats just don't
like him. That's how he got wiped out in the primary.
So they think he's trying now to appeal to moderates, independents, Republicans.
But here's the guy who was the guy that came
up with this plan to close Rikers Island. Now he's

(12:03):
against it.

Speaker 6 (12:03):
We should rebuild new State of the R jails on
Rikers Island, provide free bus service, and use those existing
sites for housing and commercial development.

Speaker 2 (12:16):
Yeah, everybody said that all along. You're the one that
wanted to close it.

Speaker 6 (12:19):
Let's make a major start by stopping a major debacle,
which is the new jail construction to replace Rikers Island.
The writing is on the wall. It promises to be
New York City's Big Ditch. It is already years late,
big is over budget and obsolete.

Speaker 2 (12:39):
Geeze talking about how horrible it is. It's his plan,
it was his idea, it's his plan. He's the one
that did it. It's an incredible flip flop. Now I
should point out there's another factor to this, because you say, well,
what if you got the big prison and you don't
need the other five, and it's on an island, no
place more secure, why would you ever want to close it?

(13:01):
Why would you ever want to move it? Well, a
lot of people think the real reason is there were
big developers that wanted that island. They wanted to build condos,
They want to put casinos. They had all kinds of plans,
and they were making massive donations to politicians to get
Rikers Island turned over to them because it's the only

(13:24):
major island around Manhattan that has a nice, big bridge.
You could drive right to it, you know, Governor's Island.
When they took the military base away. They tried to
sell Governor's Island to developers, condo's apartment but nobody wanted
it because you can't drive there, you'd have to take
a ferry. They tried to sell it to a casino
operators MGM Grand and others all turned it down. They

(13:47):
can't have high rollers taking a ferry. They wanted it
didn't have a bridge. Rikers Island the only island with
a bridge, and it's big, and it's kind of bridge.
So that's the real reason a lot of people think Cuomo,
Deblasio and the rest, we're all trying to come up
with this island to hand it over to developers. But big, big,
big flip flop for Cuomo. Here's Mom Donnie on all

(14:08):
of this.

Speaker 7 (14:09):
Andrew Cuomo's proposal to take that which is broken, that
which is morally bankrupt, that which is a stain on
our city, and to keep it open. It's a betrayal

(14:29):
not only of the law as it stands today, but
also of what New Yorkers actually want.

Speaker 2 (14:35):
Now you'll notice Mom Donnie, who was always a very
fast talker. Mom Donny always talked a mile a minute.
You notice Mom Donny is now talking slow. Now Cuomo
always does that, But Coloma's not that bright. Mom Donnie's
very sharp. Why is he's suddenly talking so slow. People
think he's getting very nervous in the last four weeks,
very worried about making a flub or saying the wrong thing.

(14:56):
He's being very careful when he speaks. It's New York City,
and New York City's famous for mayoral races where the
whole thing can turn around in the last four or
five weeks. It's happened before. Here's Curtis on all this.

Speaker 4 (15:08):
In twenty nineteen, he has a press conference, we must
close riik As Island. Two weeks ago he once again
reiterated he should have been closed a long time ago.
Where would he have put the inmates back then? You
can't trust Cuomo. He's the flip flop guy.

Speaker 2 (15:24):
He is quite a flip flopper, and you gotta give
him credit the gall of This guy got pathological hutz,
but a just flip flop on this thing. Anyway, we'll
get to the New Jersey governor's race. They had the
final debate last night. We got a lot to get
to coming up. We'll take some calls. Next eight hundred
three two one zero seven ten is the number. Eight

(15:45):
hundred three two one zero seven ten.

Speaker 1 (15:49):
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Now back to the Mark Simon show on.

Speaker 2 (16:02):
Hey, let's take some calls. Let's go to Bob and
New Rochelle. Bob, how you doing, eh?

Speaker 8 (16:08):
I think I'm putting into a cross or your old men.

Speaker 2 (16:11):
Sorry to hear that.

Speaker 8 (16:12):
Yeah, I got to take the Cross Bronx every morning
from New Rochelle and it's an absolute nightmare. I'm sure
you know. So people are the country who don't know
what the Cross Bronx is. It's stretching ninety five.

Speaker 2 (16:20):
Where you're going, where you're going when you take the
Cross Bronx.

Speaker 8 (16:23):
I gotta drive my wife to work. She fabricates metal
doors in the Bronx.

Speaker 2 (16:28):
Why do you have to take the Cross Bronx. You
just go straight down.

Speaker 8 (16:31):
It's greet down aware she's right off the Cross Bronx.
I follow Waves and it sends me that way all
the time.

Speaker 2 (16:36):
Yeah, don't trust that waves. I don't trust that waves
at all. You know that Waves is a little corrupt.
They can get paid off by sponsors advertisers to have
you drive by their business or their billboard. Don't trust
that one.

Speaker 8 (16:47):
They're sending me down ninety five every day, So I
don't know who' getting paid off there. But anyway, what
I'm calling for that is is how they let people
in the lanes handhandling. Don't I don't sound heartless. You know,
if you're down on your luck, down your uck, it
shouldn't be in a high way in the middle of
the lane.

Speaker 9 (17:01):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (17:01):
Well, actually, uh, they should make that an Olympic sport.
He's talking about on the Cross Bronx, which is a
major highway, there are these illegals standing right in the
middle of the highway, right in between the second and
third lane selling candy bars. And you're right, so much
taking for money. Yeah, but there's so much traffic on
the Cross Bronx. How did they get in there? To
get into that middle lane there, it's an amazing thing slow.

Speaker 8 (17:23):
Everybody's moving at two or three miles an hour. They
just probably walked between the cars.

Speaker 2 (17:27):
It's still an amazing feat to whatch You're right, it's
totally out of control there that Crossbronx. A good point.
Thanks for calling. Let's go to Dave in Chicago. Dave,
how you doing.

Speaker 10 (17:37):
Good morning, Mark. I'm doing very well. Thank you.

Speaker 5 (17:40):
Mark.

Speaker 10 (17:40):
I got home very late last night, about one o'clock
in the morning, and I turned on Larry cud Low
and I saw you and Joe Kanca. What I'm a
little unclear about. I thought the discussion. I thought the
discussion was about Governor Campy Hochel. Is he dropping in
the polls due to her indoors see Mondamie to a

(18:01):
least what's sean, Yes.

Speaker 2 (18:03):
She took a drop over her mom Donnie.

Speaker 5 (18:05):
Endorsement and this continues.

Speaker 10 (18:10):
Does it look like Kathy Hukle will absolutely lose because
it took her a long time to endorse Mondana.

Speaker 2 (18:17):
Yes, it looks like Kathy Hockel's in big, big trouble.
Thanks Dave, because, as I pointed out on the Larry
Cudlow yesterday, if she's five points ahead in those public
poles that are all rigged, it means she's really ten
points behind. They rig those poles by about eight to
ten points, So if she's only five points ahead, she's
probably really actually behind. Let's go to Jerry in New Jersey. Jerry,

(18:39):
how you doing?

Speaker 11 (18:41):
Good morning?

Speaker 5 (18:42):
Mark?

Speaker 11 (18:42):
How are you?

Speaker 2 (18:43):
Let me check good? Good?

Speaker 12 (18:45):
I think you're good. I don't know if it's a
scare tactic or not. At the air traffic controllers, however,
Trump should pull a Reagan. If you don't show up fired,
bring in the military air traffic controllers and that would
end that right there.

Speaker 2 (19:02):
Well, that was a little different situation. That strike was
about money, and they went on strike. They all walked
out at once. So that was the reason for that.
But this is not as scary. There's a couple of
airports operating now without controllers. But what they don't want
you to know if that has happened in the past,
and what it means is you simply controlled from another

(19:22):
tower at another nearby airport. It's not good, but it's
not as scary as they make it out to be.
And the other reason Reagan wanted to do that he
had just taken office, he had just become president, and
the air traffic controllers thought they could show him and
they all walked out, paralyzing the whole nation. Well, he
fired them all, brought in the military. It was an incredibly,

(19:44):
unbelievably bold move on the part of the president. The
real reason he did that is he wanted to show
the Soviet Union at the time how tough he could
be in China, and they took that as a warning
that this guy doesn't bluff, and you can't bluff, and
this guy is fearless. So that that's the other reason
he did that. Let's go to Vincent and Brooklyn.

Speaker 9 (20:06):
Vincent, how you doing, good morning, Mark, Mark, I'm okay. Mark.
The only one who could pull Kathy Hkal's chestnuts side
of the fire is Curtis Leewer, because if Mondami gets
elected by next summer, she's gonna be toasting the polls.

Speaker 5 (20:21):
Mark.

Speaker 9 (20:21):
You're one hundred percent right about Rightless Island being the
only island that had as a bridge and it's easy
to get to. I had to go bail somebody out
there years ago, and me and this guy I com
mentioned his name, Me and Jimmy Motts. We got in
his sports car and we went to the parking lot.

(20:41):
And if you're gonna go on the bus, it's the
free bus. It's the Department of Corrections. They pat you
down before you go on the bus to make sure
you're not bringing Contraband I waited in the car on
the sun deck and I got a sun there. And
it was in the summer, and you could build the
Blasi and Mario Cuomo because the book was correctional facility

(21:05):
not far about a mile away from my house. They
closed that and they're building co ops over there and
build the Blazzio at the time said oh, he was
also one of these. I'm going to close like his
island and every all the community groups in every borough
were up in arms because he said he was gonna build,

(21:27):
like you said, five five prisons.

Speaker 2 (21:31):
The dumbest idea, and it was CMO that was behind it.

Speaker 9 (21:34):
Exactly stop it.

Speaker 2 (21:36):
He's going to stop his own idea.

Speaker 9 (21:38):
And there's a co op there now they're they're building
a high rise. Call up where the prison is. That's
why they really wanted it.

Speaker 2 (21:46):
Yeah, well, great call, Vincent, excellent point. Oh when we
come back, Steve Moore will be with us, the Great Economist.
We've got lots to talk to him about. Coming up
next on seven to ten w R Western of.

Speaker 1 (21:59):
The or Gear's more marksimone on seven tenor.

Speaker 2 (22:09):
I'm stalling a little here, but it's the hunt for
Steve Moore. We're looking for him, the Great Economist. Man
is a genius, an absolute genius. But you know how
these geniuses are, sometimes it's hard to track them down.
I just saw him yesterday. We were on cudload together
yesterday and then we had a big dinner last night
honoring the greatest economist in the world. The greatest living

(22:31):
economist is doctor Art Laugher. He's the guy that invented
the Laugher curve, which is a basis. Wait a minute,
we have all the TVs on here, one on MSNBC,
one on CNN, and this one on Fox. And I'm
looking at the one on Fox, and the guest is

(22:51):
Steve Moore. It's live, so you know, normally we can't
find him. And I said, yeah, he'll turn up. We'll
get him in a couple of minutes. But there he is.
He's on with Bill Hemmer, who was at the dinner
last night with us. He's on with Bill Hemmer talking
about actually we should just play the audio. We'll have

(23:12):
Steve Moore that way. Can you bring it up? Bring
up Fox. Let's see what do you say, We'll look
for it. I think he was got a little mixed
up in his schedule. They we had this dinner honoring
Art Laugher fiftieth anniversary of the Laugher curve, which is
how you determine the tax policy. In other words, when
you bring down the taxes, you increase the revenue if

(23:34):
you do it right. And it was people greatest economists
from all over the world flew in for this dinner.
Bill Hemmer was there and Steve Moore ran the dinner.
But he's on right now on Fox, listen to.

Speaker 13 (23:47):
This inflated rhetoric that keeps coming out of the Democrats.
I'm old enough to remember when we passed Obamacare, remember
that in twenty ten, and said this is all our
health care problems. I remember it was called the Affordable
Care Act. And since then, the cost of healthcare has
gone up and up and up up.

Speaker 2 (24:09):
Every year.

Speaker 13 (24:09):
It's doubled in costs since we passed Obamacare. So the
same people who told us Obamacare was going to solve
all our health care problems are now saying, if we
don't pass these massive extensions of Obamacare, we're going to
we're going.

Speaker 2 (24:22):
To have a real problems. They were supposed to be temper, Yeah,
go ahead.

Speaker 14 (24:28):
I mean it doesn't sound like anyone at this point.
I mean, this could go maybe another week. There's this
talk about this No King's protest that's coming to DC
on the eighteenth. I believe don't know if they're going
to wait for that. They could, but it could continue
to drag on. What's interesting is that you know, we
know it's hitting federal workers, we know it's hitting area.

Speaker 2 (24:47):
I think we got the idea, so you can't say
we didn't bring you Steve more. We just had an
interview with Steve Moore. You see, this is the thing,
if you're doing this in a million years, you'll have
guests that don't show up and you got to fill
the tent. But the courtesy of Steve Moore to when
he doesn't show up to go on TV with a
live interviewing, we can broadcast that. But you know, what

(25:07):
he was saying is just what I was going to
ask him about anyway. Which is a big part of
the shutdown is this healthcare stuff. And the big problem
is the cost of healthcare is going up like crazy.
And as he pointed out, when they passed Obamacare, nobody
remembers this. They call it Obamacare. The original name was
the Affordable Care Act, and that was the idea. And

(25:31):
it turned out, I know this is hard to believe.
I don't mean it, Shakia, but it turned out that
Obama lied about the whole thing when he started it.
You remember he kept saying, if you like your doctor,
you can keep your doctor. If you like your plan,
you can keep your plan. Well, it turns out that
was totally false, and we now know it's come out

(25:51):
since that he knew it was false, that many people
couldn't keep their doctor, and many people couldn't keep their plan.
And the other problem was the name Affordable Care Act.
It wasn't It might start it off looking okay, but
then the cost quickly swored and got out of control.
That's what a lot of this fight is about right now.

Speaker 5 (26:12):
Now.

Speaker 2 (26:12):
Republicans do the same thing. Remember Bush used to be
famous for that. He'd to have a bill that was
going to it was the Clean Skies Act, and then
but you had actually read it was to open a
bunch of coal plants, which but they just give it
a fancy name, a misleading name, the Clean Energy Act,
which it wasn't. So but Obama did that with the

(26:33):
Affordable Care Act. It was just the opposite. Prices are
way out of control and they're due to almost double
in the next year. That's one reason for the shutdown.
Republicans want to fix this, Democrats want to keep it.
And President Trump has been saying over and over, you
got to redo this health carelet it's got to be redone.
Of course, Democrats don't trust Trump to do it. So

(26:53):
that's what we're going to talk to Steve more about that.
The other thing I would ask him about the stock
market set another record yesterday, s and P five hundred
all time record, NASDAK all time record. And you know,
we've been saying that all along. Every week for the
better like the past five or six weeks, the stock
market's been setting all kinds of records. So what that

(27:14):
means is the tariffs are not a problem. The tariffs
are not causing inflation, the tariffs are not hurt in
the economy. Wall Street has seen that that. Wall Street
now accepts the fact that the tariffs are just fine,
doing no damage. And it caused the stock markets all
kinds of records. They've driven it up to the highest

(27:34):
level ever. And now you got the shutdown for nine
or ten days and we're setting new records with the
stock market during the shutdown, which means Wall Street is
just fine with the shutdown. So it's worked out. It's
worked out very well. Now, the shutdown. You can't continue
this forever. It's got to be settled at some point.

(27:55):
How long could it go? Well, the longest shutdown ever
was thirty five days, December twenty eighteen. I know you
don't remember it, nobody remembers, but it was thirty five days.
You can you can do that. So Steve Moore also
mentioned they're talking about a protest this weekend called the
No Kings. They're bringing that back. They're bringing that stupid

(28:15):
slogan back, No Kings. I guess that means Trump is
trying to be you know, that's the other thing you
hear that these Pritzkers say he's trying to seize power.
He's the president of the United States. There's no more
power to seize. You know, once you get to be president,
you're really not looking to seize much power anymore. That's like,
you know, Elon Musk is worth four hundred and eighty

(28:38):
billion dollars. They take you he trying to enrich himself.
Once you're over four hundred billion, you couldn't enrich yourself
if you tried. It's impossible, you know. Yeah, he's about
to hit five hundred billion. He'll be a trillionaire at
some point. You know, once you're above one hundred billion,
you couldn't spend it if you tried. You literally could

(28:59):
not spend it. It's impossible. You can't do it. It's impossible.
You're earning like ten billion a year just an interest.
You can't spend it. So you wouldn't be trying to
enrich yourself anyway. We'll get Steve Moore next week. He
does show up, I'd say ninety eight percent of the time,

(29:21):
but hey, coming up, we got a lot to get
to In the next hour. Jimmy Faylor will be with us.
You know, he does a great show every night nine
to midnight. You got to listen to it. It's funny,
it's interesting, and of course you got Buck and Clay
right after this show. They'll be on at noon today
on seven to ten wor.

Speaker 14 (29:38):
Marslo Show on seven ten wr.

Speaker 2 (29:45):
Well, no more, No More Yankee season. It's over. It's over. Yeah,
it ended last night. It was not much of a
kind of a sad ending. A strikeout end the game here.

Speaker 7 (30:00):
The one two pitch game.

Speaker 2 (30:06):
Jeff hop then strikes out Cody Bellinger and the Blue
Jays have done it. They have not taught the New
York Yankees. They have won their first playoff.

Speaker 4 (30:17):
Series since twenty sixteen, and they are going to the
American League Championship Series.

Speaker 2 (30:25):
Now, that's the problem with baseball nowadays. You remember the
old days. You win the end of the seed, you win,
you win the pennant. That's the Pennant. Now you go
to the World Series. Now, when you win these series,
it doesn't mean that you're just signed the next one.
It's the al DS series, the ale BS series, the
al CS series. So you just keep winning and then
it's another You know, it used to be October fourth

(30:46):
you'd start the World Series. Now it's like the middle
of November. So the Yankees are done for the year.
You know, it's been sixteen years since the World Championship.
There's no there's no Georgetown Brenner anymore. It's not the
same thing. Remember how many World Championship Remember any World
Series rings?

Speaker 5 (31:05):
There are.

Speaker 2 (31:07):
Sixteen years since the last one. Hey, we got a
lot to get to. Right after the news, I'm here
every day ten to noon, or if you want, you
can listen anytime you want Daar Knight. Just get the
podcast wherever you get your podcasts back right after the
news on seven to ten wor Mark Simoner. Hey, we'll

(31:31):
get to Israel, we'll get to California, we'll get to
the UN and a lot more coming up. Jimmy Falo
will be with us later this hour. This is actually
it's Thursday. This is actually the first real actual autumn
day fall day. I mean not on the calendar, but
it actually, for the first time, actually feels like fall.
It's nippy outside, it's chili. It's fifty three degrees right now.

(31:55):
Look at that temperature right now, fifty three. Let me see,
it'll go up to sixty degrees. That's it. It'll hit
sixty at three o'clock. Then it's right back into the fifties.
First actual fall like day to day in New York City.
So that was good news. We just heard on the
newscast about the United Nations getting rid of a quarter

(32:18):
twenty five percent of their forces. They call them UN
peacekeeping force. They've never kept any peace anywhere. They're those
idiots with the blue helmets. They're the most useless people
in the world. They're blaming the US cutting funding to
the UN. Well, if you're going to defund something, it's
not the police, defund the UN. There's nothing more deserving

(32:38):
of defunding than the United Nations. They are the most useless,
anti Semitic vip lounge for dictators. Just close the whole thing,
get it out of New York. Yankees lost last night. Heartbreaking, Well,
you know what, it wasn't heartbreaking. You could see it coming,
didn't you. It didn't really think they were going to
pull this off. It's not just it's the same. It's

(33:00):
not the same Yankees from years ago. Outside of a
couple of players, it's not Yankee quality now. Bad Bunny
was at the game three rows back behind home plate
and at one point when they all when they sang
God Bless America, and the whole audience stood. Pictures show
Bad Bunny did not stand during God Bless America. I

(33:24):
don't know what's wrong with this guy. He's not He's
a great musically, he's great, and if you saw him
host Saturday Night Live, it's quite a charming guy. He's good.
He was great as a host of Saturday Night Live.
But he's a crazy left wing guy and he's got
that deep hatred of Ice. He doesn't want he doesn't
want the laws enforced. You know, basically, Ice is just

(33:46):
law enforcement throwing illegals out of the country that are
here illegally. That's the law. He's supposed to do that.
But you know, the left wing nuts and Bad Bunny,
I guess is now one of them. They decide what
laws they want enforced, what laws they don't want enforced
and illegals running all over the place. They love that

(34:07):
for whatever reasons. But he apparently caused.

Speaker 8 (34:11):
Now.

Speaker 2 (34:11):
I don't know what he's up to. You know, sometimes
sometimes they're just left wing kooks, and sometimes, especially when
they're in the entertainment world, sometimes they're just calculating the
whole thing. They got spreadsheets, they're calculating if I appeal
more to the left wing wackos, will I be more popular,
will I sell more songs? Well, it could be a
little calculation on this part. Hey. The New Jersey debate

(34:36):
was last night. It's very, very very close. Chittarelli's not
the greatest candidate in the world. He should win, he'd
be the better governor. But it's something about him. He's
not the best candidate, something a little off putting about him.
But he took on Mikey Cheryl. It was rough debate.
They really went after each other. It was civil, but

(34:59):
it was tough. They were both tough on each other.
She had a big lead over him, She's lost the
lead in the most recent polls. Titterrelly has caught up
to her. And again, those poles are generally slanted and
rigged against Republicans. So if he's tied in the polls,
he's probably ahead. So she's a little nervous. She was
changing her tone on a lot of issues. Here's some

(35:20):
of the last night's debate.

Speaker 15 (35:21):
Then he was paid to develop an app so that
people who are addicted could more easily get access.

Speaker 2 (35:27):
He worked for a drug company for a while. When
he went back to the private sex, something with a
drug company was putting some drug out there. She kept
going after him for that.

Speaker 15 (35:34):
Then he was paid to develop an app so that
people who were addicted could more easily get access to opioids.
And so as he made millions, as these opioid companies
made billions, tens of thousands of New Jersey ands died.

Speaker 16 (35:50):
Mister tell first of all, shame on you. Second of all,
shame on you, sir, Shame on you. During the Biden administration,
no problem whatsoever with tens of thousands of people crashing
our border each and every day, not knowing what impact
they had in our communities with regard to fentanyl crisis,
fetanyl abuse, fetanyl distribution, vaccination rates, and alike. Talk to

(36:13):
your local police, talk to your county proscuers in New Jersey.
Since the border has been secured, fetanyl crisis has decreased significantly.

Speaker 2 (36:22):
Yeah, I can't say he won that round. I mean,
she's wrong on the fentanyl, but he's wrong on the opiate.
She kind of got him on that one. That round
I don't think helped him. Here's more.

Speaker 16 (36:32):
With regard to everything she just said about my professional career,
which provided my family, it's a lie.

Speaker 2 (36:36):
I'm proud of my career.

Speaker 1 (36:37):
You get thirty seconds.

Speaker 15 (36:38):
I'm happy to publish the information. And here it is
that I work because I think our kids deserve better.
I think the people you got addicted and died deserve
better than you. Then I'll tell you, yeah, tens of
thousands here as you published misinformation, as you've got more
people addicted, as you worked to got paid to develop
an app so that more people could get more openoids

(37:00):
and die. But here's the fact, I even during even.

Speaker 16 (37:04):
I got the walk at my college, and I'm so.

Speaker 15 (37:06):
Glad that you then went on to kill tens of
thousands of people in New Jersey, including ChIL They just
wrote the law. In fact, your campaign right now is
under federal investigation for how you illegally got access to
my records. So to say, that right now, and I
think you're trying to divert from the fact that you
killed tens of thousands of people by Prince broke the wall.

Speaker 2 (37:26):
She kind of got him on that one. You know,
he said, you didn't walk in your graduation. There was
a cheating scandal at the Naval Academy, and she refused
to name whoever she knew was cheating, and as a result,
she could not walk in the graduation. But I mean,
that's pretty bad, but it's not as bad as selling opioid,
going to work for an opioid company, putting on an

(37:46):
app that leads people to hope. She kind of got
him on that one. The other thing he's referring to
of the stock trades, she's very sleazy on that. As
a member of Congress, she was engaged in all kinds
of insider trading, which is legal. Out to do insider
trading in Congress. They get word ahead of everybody else
about test results of who's going to get a contract,
who's going to get a ruling, and he can make it.

(38:08):
You can make a fortune trading stocks. So she made
seven million trading stocks and then tried to deny it.
But as leasy as that is. It's typical. Everybody in
Congress is doing it. So but the opioid thing, that
doesn't sound good. Now, then she tried to connect him
to Trump. You know you're a Trump supporter. Will you
denounced Trump? Will you do this because she thinks that's

(38:30):
going to win over votes for her. But here's a
bit of that.

Speaker 16 (38:34):
I disagree with the president on the Empire wind farm
or for Long Island. We hope that that doesn't mean
there'll be wind farms off our Jersey shore. He's put
a temporary halt on that. I will make it permanent
when I'm governor. But let me be clear, no matter
who is it's in the White House. My job is
to stand up with a nine point three million citizens
of the state, and I weir, I will, I will
fiercely advocate for them at all times.

Speaker 2 (38:55):
All right, But she kept going after my Trump.

Speaker 15 (38:58):
He's shown zero science standing up to this president. In fact,
the President himself called Jack one hundred percent mega, and
he's shown every side sign of being that. He said
it's his job to support the President of the United States.

Speaker 2 (39:10):
See that's good talk for Democrats. He's this guy, this
guy's mega. Oh god, he wants to make America great. Whoof,
that's just awful. He won't stand up to the president
on what and what fighting crime, ending the war? And
is what here's supposed to stand up to him? Man,
he's Chindarelli. You speaking of crime, and we're going to

(39:30):
be a law and order state again.

Speaker 16 (39:32):
We do that by not having sanctuary cities, and we
do that by reforming bail reform. Bill cashlest bail has
created a professional criminal in New Jersey who's learned how
to gain the system. Talk to your local police about
arrest release repeal. My opponent has not said a word
about getting rid of sanctuary cities, the Immigrant Trust Directive.
She's not set a word about reforming bail reform.

Speaker 2 (39:53):
Yeah, that no bail note jail that Cuomo gave us.
That is the worst thing in the world, and they
do have it in j.

Speaker 15 (40:00):
I'm the only one who's actually worked closely with law
enforcement prosecuting cases to keep dangerous people off the streets.
I'm very proud of my record there and I continue
to push forward in that work. So I've worked with
all of the police chiefs in my district on our
auto thefts to make sure we had license plate readers
federally funded so we could drive down the rash of

(40:21):
auto thefts. So again and again and again, I've worked
on public safety.

Speaker 2 (40:25):
Yeah, but doesn't mean you were any good at it.
That doesn't mean you did the right thing when it
comes to that. That's the problem. You know that no bail,
no jail. That was the worst thing ever. Let the
criminals out. No bail, no jail. It was Cuomo that
pushed it. It's Cuomo back then. He didn't just sign it.
He pushed for no bail, no jail. Take a listen

(40:46):
to Cuomo as governor. It's just the worst thing in
the world. He's pushing this no bail, no jail.

Speaker 5 (40:53):
Black or white.

Speaker 17 (40:54):
That's whether you're richer or We're gonna add the cast
bail system once in for all. We're going to do
it in New York, and we're gonna do it this year.
We have to have moral alternatives to incarceration, strict timelines
on court dates, and we have to eliminate the racial

(41:15):
bias that is pervasive in our criminal justice system. As
governor of the State of New York, I can't tell
you how proud I am to have closed more prisons
than any governor in the history of the state.

Speaker 6 (41:32):
And I'm not done yet.

Speaker 2 (41:35):
Yeah, he's just an absolute left wing kook as governor.
His no bail, no jail. Now he's the guy that
caused the crime wave in a number of ways. Of
the no bail, no jail, the closing prisons, letting the
prisoners loose, taken away, the qualified immunity from cops. That
means they can be personally sued by anybody they approach,

(41:55):
so they have to approach less people. Now no bail,
notes the Cuomo gave us, look at this case. Here's
a perfect result. This happened this week. He got a
maniac on the subway with a big sword. He's wielding
a huge sword. He's a guy with twenty three priors.

(42:15):
Oh excuse me, thirty three priors. Thirty three priors. But
it's no bail, no jail. He's free to roam the streets.
He's totally deranged. He's got a rap sheet a mile long.
He's on the subway. He takes out his sword. He
beats a guy to a pulp. An older man savagely
beats Some sources said he attacked the sixty four year

(42:37):
old victim in the subway station. He said it was
a shockingly brutal attack, pummeling his face, stomping on his
head fifteen times. The beating lasted ten minutes, and at
the end of ten minutes, he took the victim's wallet
and ID, which delayed the identification by the police, left
him unconscious battered. The man died roughly an hour later.

(43:00):
Now this is the guy that got out on no bail,
no jail despite thirty three prior arrests. Why did he
beat the guy so much? What started this? He said,
I don't like the way he looked at me. A
witness to say, he held the door open for this
guy to come in. The old man held the door
open for this guy to come in, but the guy

(43:21):
didn't like the way he looked at him. So, but
this is the result of this no bail, no jail.
Unbelievable that Cuomo pushed this on us. Now he's trying
to defend the no bail, no jail. You've seen him
do interviews this week. There was one yesterday, Good Day
in New York and he said, well, though lots of
states have the no bail, no jail, yeah, there are
a lot of other states that haven't, and in every

(43:42):
single one it caused a massive crime wave. It was
a disaster everywhere. And that's the thing with Mondani, you know,
like most Champagne socialists, they're pushing ideas and plans that
have failed everywhere in the world every time they've been tried. Now,
Hokeel's got a real Hochel's in big trouble. She's dropping
in the polls as a result of her support for

(44:05):
Mom Donnie. Now there's other things besides endorsum. He's got
this crazy idea of taking control away from the police
commissioner for disciplinary actions. He wants to hand it to
the what do you call that, the criminal citizen criminal
citizen review board, well as mayor. You can stack that

(44:25):
with the most left wing communists or anybody you want,
and that way, no cop is protected. So if a
cop has nobody to watch his back, nobody to protect him,
he's not going to do anything. He's not going to
approach any crime. He's just going to run and hide
the whole time. Who can blame him? But will Hokeel
step in on that? She says, well, we'll talk about it.

(44:48):
I'll talk about it Hokeel said on MSNBC. Listen, nothing's
going to happen in this city without me being aware
of it and involved. Hokeel did, she's firmly pushing Mom
Donnie to keep the current NYPD commissioner, Jessica Tish when
he wins. Now, everybody likes Jessica Tish good police commissioner.

(45:10):
So she says she's pushing him to keep. Now we
know we've seen it already in a couple of cases.
Mom Donnie never listens to HKL. He totally dismisses her
and doesn't care what she has to say. So how
do you stop this guy? Well, a week from tonight.
One week from tonight is the mayoral debate. If Curtis
can be amazing in that debate, or something bad happens

(45:31):
with Mom Donnie in the debate, that could turn it
all around. That could change things. The other thing is
they're still working in Washington looking into Mom Donnie's money.
Tens and tens and millions of dollars have flown in
to his campaign, a lot of it they think has
come from foreign sources. If they can trace foreign money

(45:52):
directly into Mam Donnie's campaign, they can take him out
of the race. They can eliminate him from the race.
The other thing going on, I've heard this now from
a Justice Department official. If mom Donnie does anything anti
semitic as mayor anything anti semitic, they can come in

(46:13):
and remove him or arrest him or charge him with
hate crime. The Department of Justice is looking at that.
There's all kinds of laws against discrimination and hate crime.
So if he tries anything anti semitic, they will do
everything they can to block him. Hey, Bill Belichick, looks
like they're trying to get rid of him at that

(46:33):
college doesn't want him anymore. The school has ad they say,
preliminary conversations about firing Belichick. They can't stand the twenty
four year old girlfriend who's bossing everybody around. Jordan Hudson.
The complication is, if you get rid of Belichick, there's
a twenty million dollar buyout. They are looking at alleged

(46:54):
rules violations. If they can prove violations of their rules,
that will get rid of the twenty million dollar buyout.
They can get rid of that. There's all kinds of
rules they could look for. Things have gotten so bad.
You know, Hulu was doing a documentary on the school
and Belichick the school canceled it. They don't want anything
to do with it. His record is the coach there,

(47:14):
not good at all. They're two and three. Listen, he
was only great because Brady was there. I mean, it
was pretty obvious who was the real spark behind the Patriots?
Was it Brady? Was it Belichick? Well, Brady left and
he goes to Tampa, nothing team, and he wins the
Super Bowl with them. Belichick without Brady doesn't win a

(47:37):
damn thing anywhere he goes. Hey, we'll take some calls. Next.
Eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten is
the number. Eight hundred three to two one zero seven ten.

Speaker 1 (47:48):
Get instant access to Mark by setting a pre set
in the iHeart Radio app for his live show and
his podcast. Now back to the Mark Zimone show on Wooray.

Speaker 2 (48:01):
Let's take some calls. Eight hundred three two one zero
seven ten is the number. Let's go to Dennis in Huntington. Dennis,
how you doing him?

Speaker 5 (48:10):
Mark Kelly?

Speaker 2 (48:11):
You good?

Speaker 18 (48:12):
Thanks for having me call something to put something out
there to be your opinion. This great article today in
the will Street Channel about the subsidies for Obamacare, and
they will give you examples of people who need a
paying nothing and they're making a lot of money too.
Just want business is. You know, a lot of people
pay monthly premions for health insurance and I'm looking at

(48:33):
these numbers on my cloud. These numbers are pretty low
for people making.

Speaker 2 (48:36):
Yeah, but I know Obamacare, a lot of people are
paying very high amounts, ridiculous amounts. They called it the
Affordable Care Act, but it turned out not to be
so affordable. One of the things that Republicans want to
do is clean up the roles of who's on it.
You got a lot of dead people on it. Apparently
when somebody dies, somebody else can take their zip code
and continue the nothing's social Security number and continue the

(49:00):
coverage that stuff like that. You got a lot of
illegals on there. I know Democrats will say no, illegals,
they're not allowed on it. Well, there's many ways around that,
and that's one of the things Republicans want to want
to clean up. Let's go to Lauren in New Jersey. Lauren,
how you doing?

Speaker 8 (49:17):
Yeah?

Speaker 19 (49:17):
Hey, Mark, Hey, you know, yeah, no amount of healthcare
is going to help a deceased individual, but yeah, in
case anyone needs any more evidence about Trump derangements syndrome
being a real thing. Yeah, well, okay, So Trump has
been able to orchestrate a peace deal with the Middle East,
and yet the Democrats, the progressive Democrats, are unwilling to

(49:41):
negotiate for this country and do the right thing for
this kintry.

Speaker 2 (49:46):
Yeah, well, all I gotta do is just sign that
seven week extension, then go back to work. Where are
you in New Jersey? Where do you live in New Jersey?

Speaker 19 (49:54):
I'm out past Morris County.

Speaker 2 (49:56):
Oh, a little vague there. You don't want to say
exactly where. Wait, I'm out past this county. Are you
Are you on the lamb or something?

Speaker 19 (50:05):
Uh?

Speaker 2 (50:07):
Okay, Well you don't have to answer to answer.

Speaker 19 (50:12):
In a beautiful air, in a beautiful area of New
Jersey watching the leaves change.

Speaker 2 (50:17):
I got it. You're somewhere you're not supposed to be
right now. All right, that's okay, Good luck to you.
Let's go to a veto in Staten Island. Veto. How
you doing?

Speaker 11 (50:26):
Yeah, hi, Mark guy.

Speaker 5 (50:27):
I want to comment about Cuomo. We don't lose.

Speaker 10 (50:31):
He gets to keep all the funds that were contributed
to him by the high end.

Speaker 2 (50:36):
Yeah, you get to keep the millions. That's every candidate though,
you know that's that's everybody.

Speaker 10 (50:41):
That's why he's not Yeah, I feel that's why he's
not spending his money on campaigning.

Speaker 2 (50:46):
Well, he is spending some money. He's running a lot
of commercials. Now, the reason he doesn't campaign the problem
of Cuomo. He's the world's worst debate or he stinks
in debates. He's not much of a speak. He still
hasn't opened a campaign office anywhere. Have you ever heard
of such a thing? The last final weeks the election,

(51:10):
still hasn't opened a campaign office. He doesn't really have
much of a schedule. You know, if you look at
Curtis's schedule, you'd faint just looking at the schedule. He
does like four hundred appearances today a day. He goes
to every borough. He's run around doing radio shows, TV shows.
He said Cuomo does nothing. He picks and chooses. Now,
in Cuomo's defense, he's extremely unpopular. He's got so much

(51:33):
baggage and scandal in his past that he can't go
do any interview he wants because he can't face questions.
He doesn't want to be grilled about all the awful
things he did as governor, the nursing homes, the no bail,
no jail, the closing our nuclear plant, all the stuff
he screwed up. He doesn't want to be asked about that.
And I guess the reason he doesn't do any rallies

(51:55):
or anything like that. He's worried about protesters because he's
he killed ten thousand people in our nursing homes and
they all have kids and families and relatives that are
trying to protest him. But he deliberately doesn't do rally
so they can't show up to protest. And that's probably
the reason he doesn't have a campaign headquarters, because he
knows the protesters will be out in front of it
all day and night. Hey, when we come back. The

(52:16):
Great Jimmy Fayla, very funny Jimmy Fayla. He's on every
night now in WR nine o'clock, also of course on
Fox News, but he'll be with us next on seven
to ten WR.

Speaker 1 (52:28):
It's the Mark Simone Show on sevent ten WR.

Speaker 9 (52:33):
Well.

Speaker 2 (52:33):
The great talk show host, comedian Jimmy Fayla. He does
a great show. It's on WR now every night nine
to midnight, every weeknight nine to midnight. Check it out tonight.
He also does the best late night show on TV
Saturday nights ten o'clock on the Fox News Channel, Jimmy Fayla,
How you doing?

Speaker 11 (52:53):
I'm doing good, Mark. I was thrilled to hear Trump
make a deal with Hamas.

Speaker 5 (52:57):
Did you hear how he got it done?

Speaker 2 (52:59):
Now?

Speaker 11 (53:01):
Well, you know, obviously Net and Yahoo had been attacking
the bombitum quitty aggressively, but Trump said if they didn't sign,
he was going to send over Katie Porter and they
didn't want to tangle with her. If you saw that interview,
she's a fierce fighting force.

Speaker 2 (53:15):
Yeah, she's also the one who's doing a podcast and
somebody was in the way, get out of my shot.

Speaker 5 (53:22):
But a monster.

Speaker 2 (53:24):
To be fair, you work on TV. How many times
through the years have you heard a host yell at
somebody like that?

Speaker 11 (53:30):
Although I got to tell you, yeah, the thing is
that the thing is, I know it goes on, But
what you see on her is that is just her vibe.
Like she wasn't yelling because someone was in her shot.
She was yelling because she yells. I know the difference
between the person who's like not happy with the way
things are going and a person who is just not happy.

Speaker 2 (53:53):
She kind of has that energy. Yeah, and she's a Democrat.
Will she get out of the race. I guess she
has to now.

Speaker 5 (54:01):
I don't know.

Speaker 11 (54:02):
The other guy didn't drop out for saying he wants
to kill his opponent. I don't I don't know what
Barr is actually probably not. I mean, I guess her
biggest crime is she didn't say it in the text message.

Speaker 5 (54:13):
No, I don't know. I don't know.

Speaker 2 (54:15):
It could be. Hey, Jimmy Fayler, were you at the
Yankee game last night?

Speaker 5 (54:20):
You better believe us? Oh?

Speaker 11 (54:22):
And uh you know what I noticed is Yankee Stadium obviously, Uh,
you know, tough loss.

Speaker 5 (54:27):
We wanted to win that game.

Speaker 11 (54:29):
And I have formerly called now that Toronto beat US.
I have called Trump and demanded that he invade Canada,
which I think should happen.

Speaker 5 (54:36):
Two percent tariffs whatever we got.

Speaker 2 (54:41):
But but you kind of could see that coming, couldn't you.

Speaker 11 (54:45):
Yeah, I mean this, this, this team has been pretty
inconsistent all year. I mean, but what do you want
for three hundred and twenty million dollars? You know, it's
like maybe if we were giving these guys some money.
You know, it's like these guys got enough stress from
trying to live on those forty million dollar salaries. It's like,
you know, when when's there sat one of the salad days,

(55:05):
going to come in for them for Anthony Fulty and
that supermodel girlfriend.

Speaker 2 (55:10):
You know, hey, I was the game was over, but
I didn't know it was over. Like he struck out
the guys. This is that two outset to the crowd
was just silent, There was no What was it like
in the stadium? Did everybody just silently file out?

Speaker 5 (55:23):
Yeah?

Speaker 11 (55:24):
Well in my section, I was in right field, and
I don't know, I don't know if you know this,
but everyone in right field drinks like they're pledging a fraternity. Okay,
So in in my section, the rest of the stadium
was as you just said, it was like a seance.

Speaker 5 (55:39):
Okay.

Speaker 11 (55:40):
But my section continued to hurl profanities at the other
players even after they had left. Like if you ever
you ever walk down the street and see a guy
arguing with a parking meter, This guy's out to lunch.
That was section one oh five and Yankee Stadium last night.

Speaker 5 (55:56):
They were lunatics crazy.

Speaker 11 (55:58):
But the one, the one night thing, he's on the
way out. You know, everybody was in a bad enough
mood that I didn't have to stop and take a
bunch of you know, like fifty pictures. There's a lot
of Fox fans at Yankee Stadium, and everybody is I'm
very friendly. I love, genuinely love meeting people, but I'm
bad at unmeeting them. Meaning if someone comes up there
and says, well, they watch the show. I talked to

(56:19):
them for thirteen minutes. And I get home at two
in the morning and my wife thinks I was in
a gentleman's club or something, and I'm like, no, I
was actually hanging out with a fifty year old man
who was wearing a baseball myth. The complete opposite of
getting women.

Speaker 2 (56:34):
You know, when those fans come up to you, you can't stop.
I mean, you could talk and say nice things, but
you got to keep moving. You can't stop or your corner.

Speaker 5 (56:40):
Yeah, I know, you got to you gotta learn that.

Speaker 11 (56:43):
But listen, I've been I haven't been like a public
figure for as long as you've been a famous.

Speaker 5 (56:47):
Person like I watched.

Speaker 11 (56:49):
I've watched you get in and out of Fox a
few times. Now, You're good at it. I'm learning and
it helped. I was on the road with Hannity. It
helped too. I think that's why he learned parate, because
you know, he's so tired of getting.

Speaker 5 (56:58):
Groped by these old ladies at the book. He just
busts out around out handed.

Speaker 2 (57:02):
He's the best at getting out, you know, through the
service entrance, out the loading dock. He was perfect. So
you got to do that. But well, when you're that big,
you got to do that kind of stuff. Yep, Hey,
what AOC. I love that fight AOC had with Stephen
Miller and she said, well, he's only four foot eleven.
What the hell is she talking about?

Speaker 5 (57:22):
You know, I laughed about that on Ingram. I tweeted
this too, forgive me. But you know, she.

Speaker 11 (57:27):
Said he was four foot ten. He's five foot ten,
so I said, this is actually progress. She was only
off by a foot on his height, where she was
off by forty miles when she.

Speaker 5 (57:37):
Said she grew up in the Bronx. That was really
think about that.

Speaker 2 (57:41):
That's a pretty big lie about tough kid from the Bronx.
It turns out she's from Yorktown Heights, which is a
beautiful suburb.

Speaker 11 (57:47):
A one A gorgeous suburb, a one hundred and fifty
five dollars cab ride from the Bronx. If you were
to leave the Bronx like one hundred and sixty second
in River Avenue by Yankee Stadium and drive to York Heights,
you're gona pay one hundred and.

Speaker 5 (58:01):
Fifty five dollars.

Speaker 11 (58:02):
Now, if there's if it's if you know surge pricing,
Uber's going to charge your four thy three hundred and
twelve dollars. But uh, a taxi a taxi one fifty five.

Speaker 5 (58:11):
So yeah, the enormity of that front. Like, you know,
it's bad.

Speaker 11 (58:14):
When Elizabeth Warren's calling you a fraud in your tepe,
that's not good.

Speaker 2 (58:20):
Hey, speaking of cab rights, you know this new lift
w it's a new policy where you know, the driver
can see your rating. Now the driver can see your
tipping history to see how you tip. Is that right?
Is that fair?

Speaker 5 (58:31):
Uh?

Speaker 11 (58:31):
That's well, I could tell you this. I think it's
not accurate because I don't tip on the app. I
give them cash. So it's really interesting. My passenger rating
is five stars because I tip these guys. Like I said,
I have survivor's guilt from being a cab driver, so
I tip, I tip cab drivers to the point that
they think I'm romantically interested in them.

Speaker 5 (58:52):
They're like, wow, this is wow. I must have really
hit it off with this Scott.

Speaker 11 (58:56):
I'm giving them everything I have though I have a
five star Uber, but what you just said it never
dawned on me.

Speaker 5 (59:02):
I've never tipped on the app once.

Speaker 11 (59:03):
Oh but they give you a good rating just because
you've tipped cash just the same. So I don't know
if they can accurately do it unless the guys have
to enter, which they probably don't want to enter. That
you might have gave him forty or fifty bucks because
that's more income they got to claim.

Speaker 2 (59:17):
Yeah, well, a lot of passengers want this thing overturned.
They don't want this thing to exist. But if it sticks,
you got to figure Uber will do it next too.

Speaker 11 (59:25):
So oh yeah, it's the copycat medium just the same.

Speaker 2 (59:30):
You got to listen to Jimmy Failey does a great
show every night nine to midnight on WOR. It's excellent.
What would he got on tonight?

Speaker 11 (59:38):
So it says a locko And I'm suppose that Ted
NuGen on the MotorCity mad Man.

Speaker 5 (59:42):
He's fired up.

Speaker 11 (59:43):
He usually plays his guitar and screams at me about America.
It's always fun. We subtitled it in English. At the
end of the interview, it's Ted's rowdy.

Speaker 5 (59:51):
I love to talker. He's rowdy.

Speaker 11 (59:53):
And we've got a couple of couple of Fox girls
are coming by to have a conversation about this.

Speaker 5 (59:58):
Some feminists I just out.

Speaker 11 (01:00:00):
They say Taylor Swift is secretly MAGA, which I think
is fascinating. But I don't know because she owns a
private jet, which is usually what the climate change people do,
you know, So she's got mega. She's more John Kerry
than anythingure. She's got a private jet, So I don't
know if she's Mega, but I'm excited.

Speaker 5 (01:00:18):
To have the talk.

Speaker 2 (01:00:20):
Well, there are a lot of closet Republicans in music,
and there were even a couple of MSNBC hosts who
were secretly Republicans. It was all in act, but I
believe that. And then Saturday Night you do. It's I
love that Saturday Night show. It's every Saturday night at
ten o'clock, and it's too early to say what you
got this Saturday Night? Right.

Speaker 5 (01:00:40):
Ronda Rowsey.

Speaker 11 (01:00:41):
Ronda Rowsey, famous WWE legend and MMA fighter and it's
funny because her publicist said, don't make fun of her,
she'll hit you, and I said, no, it's okay.

Speaker 5 (01:00:50):
I'm into that. So hopefully I get Ronda to rough
me up on the air. He does.

Speaker 2 (01:00:56):
It's the best late night show. It's Saturday nights at
ten o'clock on the Fox News channel and then you
can look here him tonight every weeknight on w R
nine to midnight. And you haven't you're adjusting that of
doing radio. It's fun, isn't it.

Speaker 5 (01:01:10):
Oh? I love it.

Speaker 11 (01:01:11):
It's a good hang because we have more time to
have this conversation. You know, TV is an assembly line.
While I'm talking on TV, there's a picture of the
guy coming up next with a story underneath me.

Speaker 5 (01:01:22):
That has nothing to do with either of us. There's
some promotion on the right side of the screen.

Speaker 11 (01:01:27):
TV is just you know, it's a it's a Jackson
Pollock painting.

Speaker 5 (01:01:30):
These days, it's so busy.

Speaker 11 (01:01:32):
Whereas radio we just got to talk like we probably
covered seven subjects. Yeah, TV, you get one and you're out.
They fire you out with like a water canon, so
the next guy can come in.

Speaker 2 (01:01:41):
Yeah, and you start your answer. That guy in your
ears going wrap it up.

Speaker 12 (01:01:46):
It's so true, man, I haven't said anything yet.

Speaker 11 (01:01:50):
They're like, Jerry Fayler joins us, now rap.

Speaker 5 (01:01:53):
Does he mean raps? I'd like beatbox? What does he
mean by that? I haven't spoken?

Speaker 2 (01:01:58):
Well, everybody listen, you got listen tonight. He does a
great shows every night nine to midnight. You can hear
tonight nine to midnight on seven to ten W O R.
Jimmy Fayala, thanks for being with us. You're the man
marks Ye take care. Hey, don't forget Buck and Clay.
They'll be here at noon. They do an excellent show
every day right right after us, right after the news
at noon on seven to ten WR.

Speaker 1 (01:02:22):
On sevent ten WR, he's more of the marks Emosha.

Speaker 2 (01:02:29):
Hey, so it's like the first day of fall. I
mean it was technically a couple of weeks ago, but
this is the first chilly day out there. It's a
nippy out there in the fifties today. Hey, good for
Joe Kiernan CNBC. Boy, they got some horrible people that
work on that CNBC. But Joe Kernan, Hakeem Jeffries comes

(01:02:49):
on this morning. You know it's CNBC. Figures this will
be easy but Kernin starts giving him a hard time
about you know, all you gotta do is sign the
seven week extension. Government reopens. You got seven weeks negotiate,
plenty of time. Wonn't you just do that? It's just
common sense. And it says Jeffries set their stone faced, Well,
he always does that. I really seriously wonder is this

(01:03:10):
guy like a robot or something, just very robotic, stonefaced
all the time. Hey, we're out of time, don't go away.
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