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

Hey, we've got a lot to get to this hour.

We'll get to the governor's race.

There's a couple more candidates.

We'll get to Alec Baldwin.

We'll get to Crazy California and the supply chain and all of that stuff.

And we'll get to Joe Biden.

His virus numbers are very bad, much worse than

Trump's. You don't hear much about that. And then somewhere in this, later this hour,

there'll be some kind of an announcement about, from Joe Biden, about this bill. He's talking

$1.78 trillion, excuse me, $1.75 trillion. So we'll see what happens.

Joe Bartlett, this vaccine mandate, if it goes in, what does that mean tomorrow? Is it tomorrow

that starts? And would firemen, policemen, and sanitation workers be let off tomorrow?

No, Monday. They have until Friday to get it. So then Monday, they would not be allowed to

report to work if they haven't gotten at least one shot. And, of course, a lot of people

worried about that we don't even have enough policemen now. Yeah. If we get rid of a lot of

policemen, if we get rid of firemen, what's going to happen? Sanitation, you don't

need more. Already got garbage piling up. But Bill Bratton, former commissioner, who worked in the

de Blasio administration. So he's got good insight into both those things. He says he thinks it's,

what did he say? Somebody will blink and it won't really happen?

He says they may allow the current system where either vaccinated or tested weekly to continue for a while. But I don't see, I don't see De Blasio backing down. Do you?

Yeah, he's such a man of principal. I gee, right. I can't figure him backing backing down.

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