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

Another sunny day. Two in a row. It's unbelievable. We've got a lot coming up. We'll get to Mayor de Blasio. He is going to campaign. He said in the battleground state, which is here. Nobody here wants them. This is a battleground state.

It's the only campaign that can take the subway. So we'll see what happens. The mayor is running.

It's official. So if you notice traffic tie-ups today, this is from the massive rallies that will be

taking place for his campaign.

Those are protesters.

Oh, well, there's that too.

But what's the biggest rally he had?

Five people?

I think once he hit 11 in New Hampshire.

There were 11 at the rally, but they found out that six or seven of them were

aides of the speakers, the other speakers.

It's like the old joke about the guy speaks.

There's nobody in the audience.

One guy, and the guy stays through the whole speech,

and after the speech he goes over and goes,

why'd you stay to the end?

And he said, I'm the next speaker.

That's de Blasio.

He just doesn't generate excitement does he uh you got to give it to he's given credit though he really uh he's unfazed by it yeah no there's something uh i like

there's something i like about him he's in person i like it too. He's very confident, very smooth, very charismatic. He has absolutely nothing to say. Doesn't do a damn thing. Doesn't go to work. He's absolutely nothing. And he's looking for looking to advance now. Why not? That's the problem at being mayor. You know, he goes to the gym at 9 in the morning and hangs out there for a while.

Then he goes to this coffee shop in Brooklyn, hangs out there at about 12.30.

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