October 10, 2025 • 10 mins
Mark and Miranda foresee more trouble for AG Letitia James following her indictment on mortgage-related charges. She spoke about Trump Derangement Syndrome and how people may have daddy issues with his constant success.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's more of Mark Simone on seventeen w R.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Well, Miranda Divine, the great columnists, the best selling author.
Make sure you get her book. It's a big best seller.
But if you haven't gotten you get the book, The
Big Guy. It is the best book on Joe Biden,
the corruption hunter that's called The Big Guy. Get the book.
She also does a great podcast called pod Force one
you can get at the New York Post website or
(00:26):
wherever you get your podcast. Miranda Divine's podcast. Also, all
her great columns are up on the New York Post website.
Miranda Divine.
Speaker 3 (00:34):
How you doing, Hi, Mark, how are you?
Speaker 2 (00:37):
I'm good? Isn't it great watching Tis James, the queen
of weaponization of a justice system, complain about it.
Speaker 3 (00:46):
Oh, it's just delicious. No one is above the law.
You know. I love seeing the Dems fanning out on CNN, MSNBC,
just outraged about this weaponization they're complaining about. And they
were all a cocker hoop when she was doing it
to Donald Trump and almost bankrupted his company, his family company.
(01:08):
And you know, I find it quite astonishing that their
excuses that, oh, everybody does it, everybody commits mortgage fraud
and all the more reason why a couple of high
profile scalps, and remember she's not the only one. Adam
(01:28):
Schiff is also in the cross hairs on the site
for the same issue that they should be held up
as deterrence for anyone else who might be thinking of
trying to get a better priced mortgage to save themselves
the money when they're not entitled to it.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Yeah, and you know when they said, well, Donald Trump
overvalued his apartment, do you know any real estate issians
that doesn't do that on any listening?
Speaker 3 (01:57):
Well, but I mean also some of that was just reallydiculous,
Like they're talking about Mary Lago being worth I think
it was Judge enger On who said, you know, took
some ridiculous evaluation that said it was worth a couple
of million dollars.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
I can't remember eighteen million, eighteen right, Yeah, and it's
worth you know, multiples of that, ten times that at least,
so you know, anyone who's seen it, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 3 (02:21):
It's absolutely prime waterfront on both sides, beachfront waterfront. It's
just an amazing property. And the idea that it would
be worth eighteen million, I mean, I'd buy it. I
could get together some friends and we could all put
the money together and borrow, beg, borrow and steal, you
do anything, because it would be such a bargain. But no,
(02:43):
it's not worth eighteen million. And Letitia James, no one
is above the law. You know, that's what she loved
to say about Donald Trump. She ran for office on
the promise to get Trump. So don't bleat about weaponizations.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Hey, you're very good at human you're analyzing people. This burning,
raging hatred they have for Donald Trump, what is it? Really,
It's not just what he did politically. I mean, you know,
we didn't like some of the stuff Biden did. We
don't go insane yelling about what is it that? Well?
How does he cause this rage in people?
Speaker 3 (03:18):
I actually think in it's a lot of them are women.
It's daddy issues.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
You know.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
They don't like strong men who sort of are quite
happy and comfortable in their masculinity and are masters of
the universe and command people and command rooms. And I
don't know what happened in their childhood, but it's really
it's a psychological problem. It really isn't based in reality.
(03:46):
And I don't know. I mean, they're so head up
on it. I have friends, well I don't know if
they're still friends, but you know people, I know women
who have just gone and they can't have a conversation
with you unless they bring up Donald Trump and try
and change your mind. And I don't know why they
(04:07):
have to make everything political. It's quite sick. And in fact,
I interviewed Keith Ablow, who's a forensic psychiacters and actually
was Hunter Biden's former shrink and great guy and it's
for the podcast to be coming up in a couple
of weeks, but he has a very interesting analysis of
(04:28):
the people who are Trump deranged and he really said,
he said, I'll get a lot of hate mail for this,
but you should really ask yourself, why are you allowing
this obsession with Donald Trump to rule your life. There's
something going on with you, not with him.
Speaker 2 (04:45):
This is fascinating. Well, you know there's a strong male,
you know, Bill Clinton, he showed a lot of vulnerability.
George Bush showed vulnerability. But you're right. Trump doesn't show
any vulnerability ever anywhere, does he.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
No.
Speaker 3 (04:59):
He's a swag, proud, unabashed masculine male and he you know,
he bosses people around, He manipulates the world around him.
He won't take no for an answer. I mean, the
world was built, the civilized world was built with people
(05:21):
like that who just don't really care what anyone thinks
of them. They just barrel ahead, and you're either with
them or you're against them, and so it is. And
so I mean, you can oppose him and you cannot
like what he does, and that's what politics is all about.
But this is beyond that. This is like a personal derangement.
(05:43):
I mean, Rosie o'donnald, she's there talking about her Trump derangement,
like with her face. I don't know why she puts
her face so close to the screen, but she does.
And she said that she was telling her therapist about it,
and her therapist said, well, you know, maybe you know,
why are you getting so upset about this? And Rosie
(06:03):
said to her therapist, the real problem is why aren't
you getting more upset about it? In Ireland?
Speaker 2 (06:09):
Oh, this is fascinating. This should be your next book
analyzing this. No, it's fascinating, this daddy issue or this.
You know. The problem is every billionaire, you know a
few of them are like this. When they go to work,
they're rough tough, you know Bezos or Steve Jobs that
they're vicious. I mean in a good way. They get things,
just Award Latnik. Yeah, but most people have never been
(06:30):
around one, and this is just how they act. He's
not a politician. He refuses to put on any of
that fake formality in public. But how's this going to end?
These don't you think these lunatics going to have to
pace themselves. They got to get through three and a
half more years of Trump.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
I think some of them are just leaning into assassination culture,
you know, as a Santa side about Trump being dead,
I remember a few weeks ago, he he sort of
wasn't on social media for like two days, and he
played golf and you know, he did a few things.
And then this rumor started on the left and they
(07:10):
were prompted by some lefty journalist and they were all
fantasizing that, oh he's dead and no one's told us,
and yay, they were celebrating. I mean that is so sick.
And then it's you know, we've seen worse with the
like wishing that the bullet that hit his ear had
(07:30):
done better, worse damage, celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination. I think
that's happening. But on the other side, I think maybe
there might be. Well, there was one woman who was
at the White House round table on Antifa on Wednesday.
I can't remember her name, but she's now like a
social media influencer or a citizen journalist. And she was
(07:52):
there and she said, I have recovered from Trump, durandmon
and she said, now I'm much happier, much nice, and
I think I'm better looking.
Speaker 2 (08:03):
This is fascinating. So this will be the next podcast
with doctor Keith Hableau.
Speaker 3 (08:07):
Yes, oh yeah, well we have someone else but then
the following week.
Speaker 2 (08:12):
Yeah, oh my god, I can't wait to hear this.
Speaker 3 (08:16):
He is so interesting. He's got insights into all of,
you know, the sort of psychology of the left. His
his thesis is that they these you know, you see
these Antifa protests and riots, and there are a whole
lot of people who look like they're from the Night
of the Living Dead. They look like they're extras from
(08:38):
a horror movie. And you know, it really is that.
I mean, they are a lot of transgender individuals, mentally ill,
drug addicted, homeless that Antifa guys apparently are dragooning homeless
who don't even want to to come out and do
things for them, give them free cigarettes and.
Speaker 1 (08:57):
So.
Speaker 3 (08:57):
But anyway, it's a real collection of zarro people. And
what Keith Abler says about that is that these people
have lost their sense of self. They they haven't got
an identity and really, ultimately, your sense of self comes
from God if you've severed that. And he said, particularly
(09:20):
the sort of gender bending stuff is a deliberate act,
he claims, by whoever's orchestrating the lectist movement in this
country to divide people from who they really are.
Speaker 2 (09:34):
Wow, I wish we had more time. This is fascinating.
We have to have your back and everybody go listen
to Miranda Divine's podcast. It's one of the best on earth.
That's called Podforce one reader Columns, and make sure you
get the book The Big Guy. Hey, Miranda Divine, great stuff,
thanks for being with us. Thanks so much, Matt, take care. Yeah,
we've got to get him on the show, Doctor Keith Ablow,
(09:55):
I love that guy. We'll get to the mayoral race
in great detail coming up the next hour seven ten
wor
It's more of Mark Simone on seventeen w R.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Well, Miranda Divine, the great columnists, the best selling author.
Make sure you get her book. It's a big best seller.
But if you haven't gotten you get the book, The
Big Guy. It is the best book on Joe Biden,
the corruption hunter that's called The Big Guy. Get the book.
She also does a great podcast called pod Force one
you can get at the New York Post website or
(00:26):
wherever you get your podcast. Miranda Divine's podcast. Also, all
her great columns are up on the New York Post website.
Miranda Divine.
Speaker 3 (00:34):
How you doing, Hi, Mark, how are you?
Speaker 2 (00:37):
I'm good? Isn't it great watching Tis James, the queen
of weaponization of a justice system, complain about it.
Speaker 3 (00:46):
Oh, it's just delicious. No one is above the law.
You know. I love seeing the Dems fanning out on CNN, MSNBC,
just outraged about this weaponization they're complaining about. And they
were all a cocker hoop when she was doing it
to Donald Trump and almost bankrupted his company, his family company.
(01:08):
And you know, I find it quite astonishing that their
excuses that, oh, everybody does it, everybody commits mortgage fraud
and all the more reason why a couple of high
profile scalps, and remember she's not the only one. Adam
(01:28):
Schiff is also in the cross hairs on the site
for the same issue that they should be held up
as deterrence for anyone else who might be thinking of
trying to get a better priced mortgage to save themselves
the money when they're not entitled to it.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Yeah, and you know when they said, well, Donald Trump
overvalued his apartment, do you know any real estate issians
that doesn't do that on any listening?
Speaker 3 (01:57):
Well, but I mean also some of that was just reallydiculous,
Like they're talking about Mary Lago being worth I think
it was Judge enger On who said, you know, took
some ridiculous evaluation that said it was worth a couple
of million dollars.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
I can't remember eighteen million, eighteen right, Yeah, and it's
worth you know, multiples of that, ten times that at least,
so you know, anyone who's seen it, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 3 (02:21):
It's absolutely prime waterfront on both sides, beachfront waterfront. It's
just an amazing property. And the idea that it would
be worth eighteen million, I mean, I'd buy it. I
could get together some friends and we could all put
the money together and borrow, beg, borrow and steal, you
do anything, because it would be such a bargain. But no,
(02:43):
it's not worth eighteen million. And Letitia James, no one
is above the law. You know, that's what she loved
to say about Donald Trump. She ran for office on
the promise to get Trump. So don't bleat about weaponizations.
Speaker 2 (02:58):
Hey, you're very good at human you're analyzing people. This burning,
raging hatred they have for Donald Trump, what is it? Really,
It's not just what he did politically. I mean, you know,
we didn't like some of the stuff Biden did. We
don't go insane yelling about what is it that? Well?
How does he cause this rage in people?
Speaker 3 (03:18):
I actually think in it's a lot of them are women.
It's daddy issues.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
You know.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
They don't like strong men who sort of are quite
happy and comfortable in their masculinity and are masters of
the universe and command people and command rooms. And I
don't know what happened in their childhood, but it's really
it's a psychological problem. It really isn't based in reality.
(03:46):
And I don't know. I mean, they're so head up
on it. I have friends, well I don't know if
they're still friends, but you know people, I know women
who have just gone and they can't have a conversation
with you unless they bring up Donald Trump and try
and change your mind. And I don't know why they
(04:07):
have to make everything political. It's quite sick. And in fact,
I interviewed Keith Ablow, who's a forensic psychiacters and actually
was Hunter Biden's former shrink and great guy and it's
for the podcast to be coming up in a couple
of weeks, but he has a very interesting analysis of
(04:28):
the people who are Trump deranged and he really said,
he said, I'll get a lot of hate mail for this,
but you should really ask yourself, why are you allowing
this obsession with Donald Trump to rule your life. There's
something going on with you, not with him.
Speaker 2 (04:45):
This is fascinating. Well, you know there's a strong male,
you know, Bill Clinton, he showed a lot of vulnerability.
George Bush showed vulnerability. But you're right. Trump doesn't show
any vulnerability ever anywhere, does he.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
No.
Speaker 3 (04:59):
He's a swag, proud, unabashed masculine male and he you know,
he bosses people around, He manipulates the world around him.
He won't take no for an answer. I mean, the
world was built, the civilized world was built with people
(05:21):
like that who just don't really care what anyone thinks
of them. They just barrel ahead, and you're either with
them or you're against them, and so it is. And
so I mean, you can oppose him and you cannot
like what he does, and that's what politics is all about.
But this is beyond that. This is like a personal derangement.
(05:43):
I mean, Rosie o'donnald, she's there talking about her Trump derangement,
like with her face. I don't know why she puts
her face so close to the screen, but she does.
And she said that she was telling her therapist about it,
and her therapist said, well, you know, maybe you know,
why are you getting so upset about this? And Rosie
(06:03):
said to her therapist, the real problem is why aren't
you getting more upset about it? In Ireland?
Speaker 2 (06:09):
Oh, this is fascinating. This should be your next book
analyzing this. No, it's fascinating, this daddy issue or this.
You know. The problem is every billionaire, you know a
few of them are like this. When they go to work,
they're rough tough, you know Bezos or Steve Jobs that
they're vicious. I mean in a good way. They get things,
just Award Latnik. Yeah, but most people have never been
(06:30):
around one, and this is just how they act. He's
not a politician. He refuses to put on any of
that fake formality in public. But how's this going to end?
These don't you think these lunatics going to have to
pace themselves. They got to get through three and a
half more years of Trump.
Speaker 3 (06:47):
I think some of them are just leaning into assassination culture,
you know, as a Santa side about Trump being dead,
I remember a few weeks ago, he he sort of
wasn't on social media for like two days, and he
played golf and you know, he did a few things.
And then this rumor started on the left and they
(07:10):
were prompted by some lefty journalist and they were all
fantasizing that, oh he's dead and no one's told us,
and yay, they were celebrating. I mean that is so sick.
And then it's you know, we've seen worse with the
like wishing that the bullet that hit his ear had
(07:30):
done better, worse damage, celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination. I think
that's happening. But on the other side, I think maybe
there might be. Well, there was one woman who was
at the White House round table on Antifa on Wednesday.
I can't remember her name, but she's now like a
social media influencer or a citizen journalist. And she was
(07:52):
there and she said, I have recovered from Trump, durandmon
and she said, now I'm much happier, much nice, and
I think I'm better looking.
Speaker 2 (08:03):
This is fascinating. So this will be the next podcast
with doctor Keith Hableau.
Speaker 3 (08:07):
Yes, oh yeah, well we have someone else but then
the following week.
Speaker 2 (08:12):
Yeah, oh my god, I can't wait to hear this.
Speaker 3 (08:16):
He is so interesting. He's got insights into all of,
you know, the sort of psychology of the left. His
his thesis is that they these you know, you see
these Antifa protests and riots, and there are a whole
lot of people who look like they're from the Night
of the Living Dead. They look like they're extras from
(08:38):
a horror movie. And you know, it really is that.
I mean, they are a lot of transgender individuals, mentally ill,
drug addicted, homeless that Antifa guys apparently are dragooning homeless
who don't even want to to come out and do
things for them, give them free cigarettes and.
Speaker 1 (08:57):
So.
Speaker 3 (08:57):
But anyway, it's a real collection of zarro people. And
what Keith Abler says about that is that these people
have lost their sense of self. They they haven't got
an identity and really, ultimately, your sense of self comes
from God if you've severed that. And he said, particularly
(09:20):
the sort of gender bending stuff is a deliberate act,
he claims, by whoever's orchestrating the lectist movement in this
country to divide people from who they really are.
Speaker 2 (09:34):
Wow, I wish we had more time. This is fascinating.
We have to have your back and everybody go listen
to Miranda Divine's podcast. It's one of the best on earth.
That's called Podforce one reader Columns, and make sure you
get the book The Big Guy. Hey, Miranda Divine, great stuff,
thanks for being with us. Thanks so much, Matt, take care. Yeah,
we've got to get him on the show, Doctor Keith Ablow,
(09:55):
I love that guy. We'll get to the mayoral race
in great detail coming up the next hour seven ten
wor
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