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Sitting it for Mr. New York, Mark Simone.

Here's Joe Concha.

The prodigal son returns to 710 W.O.R.

Mark Simone, taking a well-deserved day off, doing the triple Tinder.

Used to do it in my single days breakfast, lunch and dinner,

three different lovely ladies. Congratulations to Mark Simone, even though I don't know how during

a coronavirus, you social distance and have the intimate times at the same time. Anyway, story for

another time. I'm Joe Concha. Used to be on this station way back when, had a little show on in the evening so it's great

to be back filling in for a number one show like this for mr new york and hey look it's a

happy day to be filling in you got chris wallace coming up at 1040 he has this great book out

1945 it's about the manhattan project and a well-timed guest to have, because if you remember,

August 6th, 1945, Hiroshima was bombed, August 9th, Nagasaki.

So obviously, we're in between those two dates.

We're going to talk about this book, and everything that had to go into this bombing and

using an atomic bomb for the first time, about a thousand different things had to go into this bombing and using an atomic bomb for the first time,

about a thousand different things had to go right.

And they obviously didn't save millions of lives in the process.

So we'll talk about that with Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace.

Also, a happy day because 1.8 million jobs added as Joe Bartlett just told you.

And the recovery obviously faster than many expected.

Again, you gotta go back and read articles in March when coronavirus first hit.

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