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The Mark Simone Show

iHeartRadio and Mark Simone

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4.3 • 695 Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Bloomberg running for President. Jets v Giants= toilet Bowl . Veterans day.

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0:00.0	Mr. New York, Mark Simone on W-O-R.
0:04.9	Hey, we got lots to get to today. It's Veterans Day. Stay out of Manhattan if you're driving.
0:10.1	It's Fifth Avenue, like 23rd to 46th Street. The parade goes on all day to day.
0:15.5	Not to mention the president is going to appear at the opening and then go back to Trump Tower,
0:20.4	which means a lot of street closing.
0:22.1	So avoid all of that.
0:23.7	We'll get to President Trump.
0:24.9	We'll get to silly little Michael Bloomberg and his delusions.
0:28.9	We'll get to the toilet bowl.
0:31.4	That's what they're calling the Jets Giants game yesterday.
0:35.4	It was one of the worst and one of the best games at the same time. We'll get to
0:39.2	Peter King and that Alexa is going to be trouble. Whether you hear the next level of Alexa,
0:45.6	we'll get to all of that. See, the problem with Michael Bloomberg, he's a little delusional.
0:53.3	He just, you know, a lot of these guys, you wonder, what made this congressman think he could run?
0:59.7	What made this mayor think he could run for president?
1:02.9	You know, they look in the mirror.
1:04.1	You won't believe what they see.
1:05.7	You know, they look in the mirror.
1:06.6	They see FDR.
1:07.6	They see Winston Churchill.
1:09.2	So Bloomberg, a very smart tech guy who made 50, 60 billion in the tech world.
1:16.6	He's not a financial guy.
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