Now on 710 W.O.R. Sitting it for Mr. New York, Mark Simone. Here's Joe Concha.

That's me. Thank you, Voice of God. And thank you for tuning in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, or on the web. Listen to this on the Alexa sometime. The signal is tremendous. It's perfect.

Actually, so that's how some of you are doing this. On this President's Day, happy President's Day.

800, 321710 is the number. I am Joe Concha. I am a columnist for the Hill and a Fox News contributor.

Stay busy. I'll see us have a little show on this. Find Radio Station 710 W-O-R and obviously a regular guest of Mr. New York in Mark Simone. So I think probably most of you know me already. Hey, there is so much to talk about. I was just going through my little show prep. I'm trying to figure out what I should start with first. Do we have fun or we go right into the serious stuff? Ah, let's do

both. The Lincoln Project. Do you know who these guys are? Biggest media darlings of 2020.

Okay? Steve Schmidt, Rick Wilson, George Conway, Mr. Kellyanne Conway, a guy that wouldn't have a

microphone stuck in front of him within 500 feet if his name wasn't Conway, Mr. Kellyanne Conway, a guy that wouldn't have a microphone stuck in front of him

within 500 feet if his name wasn't Conway. See, there are these principled conservatives that put

together this group called the Lincoln Project in honor of Abraham Lincoln to take down Trump

and to take down Republicans in general.

Very interesting strategy by conservative principled conservative Republicans to take in terms of forming this project.

So you've seen them on the air all over the place, right?

It's as if Michael Avanotti cloned himself.

And then out came from the clone machine, Steve Schmidt, Rick Wilson, and George Conway.

They're everywhere. MSNBC, CNN, dozens of interviews. Sixty minutes even gave them a glowing

profile right before the election. Without looking into these little allegations about one of

its co-founders, John Weaver, all right? This guy, I mean, if he goes to prison, he's not going to last

more than seven minutes because he had the audacity to offer young boys, as young as 14,

jobs for sex, okay, and text messages. And not just one or two kids. We're talking now two dozen people have come forward

to say that this 61-year-old creepy guy who used to run the Kasich campaign way back when

was sending these sexually suggestive messages to the point of harassment. And the thing is,

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