Mark interviews author Ann Coulter.

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🗓️ 20 August 2025

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Ann and Mark talk about how funny it is to watch the left-wing networks cover the Putin and Trump summit. They got a lot wrong about what really happened during the summit. There is a different style of how the country is run with President Trump being a businessman instead of a politician.

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0:00.0	Mr. New York is on the case.
0:02.9	The Mark Simone Show on 710 W.O.R.
0:07.1	Well, Ann Coulter, the bestselling author, dozens of bestsellers, the great columnist,
0:12.4	and make sure you follow her on Twitter, Ann Coulter, Twitter, even better on Substack.
0:16.7	She's got interviews and videos and podcasts and all sorts of stuff.
0:20.2	Go to Ann Cultor.substack.com.
0:24.5	Anne Coulter, how you doing?
0:26.9	Fantastic. How are you, Mark Simone?
0:28.6	I'm good. Been quite a week.
0:31.1	I love the fact that MSNBC was kicked out by NBC.
0:36.0	Get the hell out of the building.
0:37.3	They've got to go find their own space.
0:39.2	Give us the peacock back and get NBC out of the name.
0:42.2	Don't you love it?
0:43.7	Yes, it's odd that Microsoft hasn't been part of MSNBC for about 20 years, but they're clinging to MS.
0:54.0	And apparently they can't find new space.
0:56.4	They're going to go to temporary space on 43rd Street.
1:00.3	But they're like the husband.
1:01.5	Really?
1:02.2	Yeah.
1:02.8	Boy, the glamour's gone from that.
1:05.6	They're like the husband that got kicked out and is like living in a hotel or something.
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