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

Well, it's Friday. That's the good news.

It's going to be a beautiful, sunny weekend.

We've got lots to get to.

We'll get to Acosta leaving.

We'll get to Jeffrey Epstein.

We'll get to the census.

We'll get to Biden.

We'll get to all kinds of stuff.

Coming up, Acosta is out. He will resign. Step down one week

from today. He'll work all in next week. They kind of weren't happy with him anyway. It had

nothing to do with the Epstein case. But I don't remember where he came from. He was, somehow

came to the Trump administration. It's not one of the guys Donald Trump knew, just somebody that got recommended and put in it.

He was Hispanic and he was the first Hispanic in the cabinet, so that was important.

And the problem with him was, they won a lot of deregulation from the Labor Secretary.

And he was very slow on it he's gotten some

stuff done but they don't kick in until next year so then they're not they weren't thrilled with

him anyway and then he held that press conference which was pretty weak i mean that was a bad

press conference so you think if he had been a little more boisterous a little more um... stronger he saved his job not stronger uh... well stronger yeah not boystress just powerful

articulate uh... uh... you know compelling instead it was me you know it wasn't much

of anything made chuck schumer's press conferences look exciting kind of hard to

explain his position, though.

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