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

Well, there's big news breaking.

We'll get to Rod Rosenstein leaving.

We'll get to Hillary Clinton.

We've got a lot to get to this hour.

So it looks like Rod Rosenstein may be gone by the end of the day.

Now, he's one of the worst deep state characters. Every so often,

you'll hear somebody actually try to say, well, there's no deep state. There is no, the deep state

is an actual thing. It really exists. They don't always call it the deep state. In Washington,

they call it the permanent government. And what deep state is, and it's a real thing, you can't dispute whether it's there or it's not there.

What it is is when a president comes in, he appoints the secretary of state, the secretary of the treasury, the people that run the department.

And then that person will get rid of some people and bring in some people

maybe a hundred people but underneath all of that there's a thousand or two

thousand or sometimes three thousand people in that department that are there

permanently they were there for the last administration they were there for the

Obama administration they were there for the Bush administration they were

there for the Clinton administration they call were there for the Bush administration. They were there for the Clinton administration.

They call it the permanent government.

In fact, when Trump came in, a lot of these people actually said to me, during the transition, they said, you know,

I hope he doesn't think he can do all these things he's talking about.

I said, well, what do you mean?

There's a permanent government that controls things.

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