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

Hey, it's Friday. We've got lots to get to. We'll get to Mueller. We'll get to Trump. We'll get to the police and the water. We'll get to the bike lanes and Amazon and streaming and a whole lot more just ahead. It's Friday. Remember last Friday at this time? We were going into that weekend

where it was going to be 105, 110 real feel. It was what a brutal weekend that was.

This will make up for it the nicest weekend of the summer, 80s, sunny all weekend.

How do you think Mueller did in the ratings? Not well. No, disaster. He got 13 million. Now you might say, oh, that's a lot of people.

No, it's not. Michael Cohen got 16 million for his testimony. Cavanaugh got 20 million for his

testimony. Mueller was expected to be quite the big bombshell, the big turning point of everything.

13 million and it kept falling hour

after hour after hour. What's it say about the interest in this thing? Well, that's the problem.

You know, they keep arguing impeachment. Is it off the table now? It was never on the table.

It was never realistic. People don't want impeachment.

Just take a general survey. People aren't for it. You know, even in the Democratic world,

you know, all these presidential candidates have been traveling country and what they've been doing

are these town halls, and they have noticed, nobody asks about impeachment.

The number one topic they're asked about is health care.

There's all these topics they get asked about, and impeachment doesn't come up, so they have

realized even the Democratic voters couldn't care less about impeachment.

And what would he be impeached for?

I forgot.

Obstruction of justice, for sure.

Can't possibly have obstruction. I have spent the last week asking every lawyer, every judge, every legal expert.

If you can have, the legal scholars have said it's impossible to have obstruction because of three factors.

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