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

Well, it's a nice day outside. We've got lots to get to. Sunny day here. Gloomy day in Washington. You got Mueller testifying. The proceedings started off with, well, they were a bit interesting, and now they're just dreary and boring it's uh they did it kind of like a

batting order on a team where you got all the good hitters up front so hey jerry nandler was leadoff

jerry nattler leadoff it's not exactly Derek cheater but uh then you had louis gomer and you

had jim jordan you had all the big ones up front.

Now you're at the bottom of the order with the number eight, number nine batters who you never heard of.

So not much going on there.

Again, important point to remember, Mueller refusing to answer a million questions.

He would have been arrested if this was before the Mueller investigation.

He is a bumbling guy. He's a very, very hands-off manager, not a day-to-day guy, not even week to week.

Not even month to month.

He makes de Blasio look like a workaholic.

Although he does work.

He does go into the office. He just doesn't get

involved in the actual investigation. That's one reason he was allowed to have his chief aide, his

longtime chief of staff with him. That's the guy that probably actually ran the investigation.

This order from William Barr, don't discuss anything outside the report. Muller went to William Barr and asked him to write that to restrict the testimony.

So he also used that to defend himself against, listen, obviously the Mueller investigation was

quite partisan. Good example. They investigate Manafort like crazy. but his partner at the time Podesta Tony

Podesta no investigation because that's a Clinton guy so everything about the Manafort

Pedesta firm got looked at except for Podesta they never bothered with him they never looked

at the steel dossier never looked at any of that so uh bar memo gave him a good excuse not to talk about

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