Mark Simone, giving you the New York Advantage on 710 WOR.

Well, Ann Coulter, the best-selling author, the great columnist, make sure you follow her on

Twitter and even better on Substack, where she's got interviews, podcasts, videos, all columns,

all sorts of things. Just go to Ann Coulter. Dot substack.com. Ann Coulter. Dot substack.com. Ann Coulter, how you doing? Fantastic. How are you, Mark Simone? I'm good. You're a best-selling author with a dozen bestsellers. What about Kamala Harris's book and the plagiarism and the New York Times saying, why, that's nothing.

No, the New York Times headline was really, really something. I love whenever a Democrat

gets caught doing something terrible, it's always conservatives pounce, and here it was,

Chris Rufo pouncing.

I'm sometimes skeptical of, well, I just think plagiarism claims need to be looked at,

because people misunderstand it as meaning just using the same string of words in a row,

whereas, I mean, something like George Herbert Walker Bush,

the, I don't know what number he was, 41st President of the United States after President

Ronald Reagan, that's like 50 words that are in a row, but that's not plagiarism. But as with Claudine Gay at Harvard, from the segments I've

seen that Rufo has identified, no, it's real plagiarism. And I'm not particularly surprised. I think

probably nine out of ten books on the bestsellers list are completely ripped off from Wikipedia

by some not very bright ghostwriter. Don't be fooled readers.

Yeah, but at least Biden, it was classy plagiarism. He took it from Churchill, from Neil Kinnock.

She's taken from Wikipedia.

Neil Kinnock.

Suddenly Biden became a coal miner.

No, I know, but there is a famous bestselling author who's had lots of books on the bestsellers list, and I'm a hate watcher like you, Mark Simone.

Though, by the way, I can't really take MSNBC anymore.

I can take the liberalism.

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