Mr. New York, Mark Simone, on W-O-R.

Well, it's a beautiful sunny Friday already.

We've got lots to get to today.

We'll get to President Trump.

We'll get to John McCain.

We'll get to Mueller, Schneiderman, all the usual suspects here.

We've got to talk about coyotes and Harvey Weinstein and more coming up. So the big summit is

June 12th. That's when they sit down with North Korea. And do they sit down? I'm sure they'll

sit. I don't know. Yeah, they'll sit down because otherwise President Trump is like three

feet taller than Kim Jong-un. It'll be in Singapore, and the president will do what he usually does, which is try to be

unpredictable in the meeting, flatter the hell out of the guy, and then scare the hell out

of the guy.

This is often what he does in these meetings.

It's got to be very unpredictable.

You've got to be very flexible.

That's why H.R. McMaster is gone. He was one of these

useless bureaucrats when it comes to foreign policy. He's one of these guys that would give you

briefing books and you'd prepare for weeks. And he'd put together note cards and you'd study

your note cards. This is how you get something like the Iran deal. We get a John Kerry with a big binder, a big briefing book and note cards in front of them.

Well, he's not going to go in there and wing it, is he?

No. You learn what you need to learn, not from briefing books, but from people who really know what they're talking about.

Those bureaucrats are nice if you need some details, like what year did this happen?

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