this is the mark simone show mr new york on seven 10 w o r hey we got less to get to we get to

the breaking news everybody's talking about his harry and megan and their car chase all over manhattan

we'll get to uh elan musk and crazy, you've got to go back to work stuff

and a whole lot more. We'll get to the border coming up. So, hey, Joe Bartlett, explain to me

why this is all over television, why this is breaking, breaking news, Harry and Megan in a car chase

in Manhattan. Well, obviously it goes back to his mom dying in Paris, I suppose. I'm sure the paparazzi chase him all the time, though. First of all, if I were a paparazzi, I mean, they came out of the Ziegfeld. It's not the Ziegfeld Theater anymore. It's now a big ballroom. It's right across the street. You know the Ziegfield Theater. That was the one big, huge movie theater left in Manhattan with like

2,000 seats. That's where they had all the movie premieres because you could put 2,000 people in there.

And then it finally went out of business. Somebody bought it, gutted the whole thing, and turned it into a ballroom. The Waldorf is closed. That was the big ballroom in the city where you could put a thousand people if you had to. That beautiful plaza ballroom, you can only get about $350 in there. So the big ballroom was the plaza. And then the Ziegfield kind of jumped in and took over that when you need to have

1,200 people.

So there were some big event there last night.

And then they walk out of the Ziegfeld Theater where they have a red carpet and lots of

lights.

And you can take pictures of them standing there.

There's a million pictures of Megan with this big gold, you know, shiny

dress. She looks like a baked potato in that thing. And Harry, if you're the paparazzi and you took all

these pictures of them standing there, getting into their car, what more would you want? Why would you

follow them? I never understood that I need to take 5,000 pictures of the same person. Yeah. You know, and if you know what you're doing, the old, old time celebrities were really good with the paparazzi. They would stand there for five minutes and let them take all the pictures and talk to them, answer a few questions, and then that's the end of it. But if you run past them, they're going to chase you.

The best I ever saw was Don Rickles, and he'd walk out, and the paparazzi started taking their pictures that surround him. He'd go, what is this? A homeless camp? Look at this. It's like an unemployment line, you guys. And then he'd make fun of them. It was great. And then they, but so apparently they got into their SUV.

The paparazzi in 12 cars. and then he'd make fun of them it was great and then they but so apparently they got into their

SUV the paparazzi and 12 cars are chasing them i can't get the details uh complete details here

it says it was a two hour car chase if you drove for two hours wouldn't you be in Philadelphia by then yeah they must have

been going around the city well first of all how fast can you go in Manhattan I mean there's

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