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

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

We'll get to the crazy lunatic district attorney.

We'll get to our questionable governor.

We'll get to what the Democrats are really up to.

We'll get to CBS News.

We should get back to Sidney Poitier, the great actor.

The Joe Biden speech yesterday was a very divisive speech.

Joe Bartlett, wouldn't you agree it was surprisingly divisive?

Yeah, he was a little harsh on that thing.

And, you know, way over the top in terms of the significance of that event.

Well, that's good, though, because the Democrats always do this.

Whenever they try to politicize or weaponize something, they get too hyperbolic, the hyperbole, the hysteria.

It doesn't register with anybody.

But I understand if you want to say bad things about January 6th or tell people.

But if that were, let's say Jimmy Carter, another bad president.

And remember, Jimmy Carter had to follow Nixon who was hounded out of office.

You never heard Jimmy Carter like attacked Nixon ruthlessly in speeches.

It was just very device.

Remember Biden ran saying, I'll be a healer, I'll unite us, I'll bring them together.

It's all he did.

The second of you got elected, you're a white supremacist, these guys are terrorists.

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