Mark Simone.

Mr. New York, that's what I'm talking about.

710 W.O.R.

Oh, hey, Luigi Mangione is on his way back to New York.

They're flying him back.

You know, they said they think of him as a big security risk.

They didn't want to drive.

It's a couple of hours.

More than a couple, like three, four hours from Altoona. That's near Pittsburgh. And they didn't want to, they didn't want to drive. So they just said to it, we'll fly him back. You should see this plane. They're putting them in. It's a little propeller plane. It doesn't say NYPD on it. I don't know if the NYPD has

planes. I would imagine they have one or two, but this looks like one of those state planes, you know,

one of those Kathy Hochle that borrowed a state airplane. It's a little propeller plane. Not tiny,

but it's small. I can't get in those propeller. I could never get in a small propeller plane. So tiny, but it's small. I can't get in those propeller.

I could never get in a small propeller plane.

So they put him in, and I'm watching the video, like, 11 cops get in there with him.

It has to be crowded in that little plane.

And I don't know.

It's got to be scary.

Of course, if, you know, you get claustrophobic in those

little propeller planes, especially 11 big guys get in with you. But if you just came from a jail cell,

I guess it might look spacious to you. So he's on his way back here. He's facing all kinds of charges.

Murder one, murder two, murder six, murder 12, murder everything.

This will be a real test of Alvin Bragg, who has a, you know, just the most despised DA in maybe in America.

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