Mark Simone on the voice of New York, 710 W.O.R.

Well, we'll get to President Trump. We'll get to little Michael Bloomberg. We'll get to New Hampshire. We'll get to Joe. We'll do a little farewell to Joe Biden and all of that.

And New Hampshire primary is over. It was last night. The good news is all these TV people, all these Fox people,

MSNBC, see, they can leave New Hampshire now and come home. You could see it was getting to them

after about four or five days. It's fun one day, but you're walking around in the snow,

you're sitting in this diner, talking to people in the diner, acting like you enjoy it.

It's better to get back to New York.

And it's much more fun to be broadcasting from here.

But we have listeners in New Hampshire.

We love you up there in New Hampshire.

Bernie, the big winner.

Let me take this opportunity to thank the people of New Hampshire for a great victory tonight.

He's talking about New Hampshire. I know he says, New Hampshire.

Now, this was very late for him. This was probably, he didn't speak till about it. It was after 11.

So it was a short speech. Bernie basically said, it's so late, I got to go home.

This victory here is the beginning of the end for Donald Trump.

Well, Donald Trump isn't going anywhere.

People like successful countries, and everything is booming from the market to jobs to everything.

Foreign policy is going great.

We've got more right now than we usually have.

So nobody's getting rid of Donald Trump.

It does mark the end of Joe Biden.

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