Mark Simone on the voice of New York, 710 WOR.

It's back to work. It's Tuesday, not Monday. It's Tuesday. We've got lots to get to. We'll get to this brief impeachment thing. This will be a week or two. We'll get to this. It's pretty funny how it's going to all work. And the media coverage is hysterical. So this should be very entertaining this little brief impeachment.

We'll get to Mayor Bloomberg, former Mayor Bloomberg.

I was going to say Michael.

It's now Mike.

Mike Bloomberg.

It's shocking how dumb this guy is.

You know, you think a guy who made $58 billion would have half a brain, but the way he's

been running this campaign is so lame, so kindergarten-ish. We'll get to that coming up. We'll get

to Joe Biden. He's issued a warning. We'll get to Hillary. She is lashed out at Bernie. We'll

figure out what that's all about. We'll get to Harry and Megan and

Moore coming up. So impeachment begins today. The president has put out his position in that

trial statement. You can read it online, but it's, I think, 75 pages. Thank God, it has an executive

summary at the beginning. It's about three pages.

So they're basically going to just make the case that, and it's an obvious case, that you can,

you can't impeach a president over something so tiny. The one thing he said on a phone call,

it's not impeachable. You could argue, I don't think it is,

but you could argue that it was not appropriate to bring that up in a phone call. Part of the

problem with the Ukraine was it was the most corrupt place on earth. It was total corruption.

And we have all kinds of rules and regulations on foreign aid. One of them is a big one.

You're not allowed to give the foreign aid unless you're absolutely positive corruption has been cleaned up in that country. We used to

have a problem. We just mail out these checks. And if you send it to a corrupt country,

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