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

Well, it's a beautiful sunny day. It's Cinco de Mayo. We got lots to talk about this hour.

If you're nose who's running, like, don't think you have coronavirus. It's the worst pollen season ever on record.

Could be because of this shutdown.

One of the things this did was,

one of the things that happened as a result was getting rid of a lot of pollution.

And you look at Los Angeles, the sky is suddenly clear, the water in Venice is suddenly blue again, all this kind of stuff happening.

So that may have been one of the reasons for all of this pollen in the air.

You know, they're trying to figure out all these activists.

How can they tie climate change into this?

How can they use this crisis to benefit climate change?

So you've got a bunch of them now claiming that it was coronavirus,

was caused by climate change, by all the

things that were going on.

It caused animals to come out of where they were, move closer to humans, the transmission

of all this.

But I don't think they'll ever make that stick.

But, you know, the problem is with this shutdown, it's eliminated a lot of carbon, a lot of pollution, a lot of stuff.

It may have solved the climate change problem, whatever that was.

So, now, the other thing is, we were talking about this last hour.

Restaurants are going to have to change their behavior.

You might be saying, nobody will ever go back to a crowded nightclub or a crowded restaurant

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