Now more of the Mark Simone show on 710 WOR.

And for Mark, here again is Jesse Weber.

So I know people probably want to stop talking about him, but I just can't do it.

I just can't let him go.

It is George Santos.

Cameo star, you know, I read this profile of him in the New York magazine about what should he do next because I'm fascinated. I'm all in. I'm all in. You tell me what he's going to do next. I've been following the saga since the beginning. I'm not ready to let it go. Okay. His 15 minutes of fame coming up. I'll just keep the candle burning longer. So this article says that George Santos knows he deserves to be a star.

It's written by Sean McCreech.

And it's all about what should Santos do next?

And I got to tell you, I love this line from Michael Hirshhorn because he's this guy who headed up a programming at VH1.

And in the interview, this is what he says.

Tell me this is not the most accurate thing.

He says, quote, how do you fit this guy into the culture?

Because we need him.

He's like Anthony Weeder times 10 in terms of the narcissistic aspect of it.

But there's just so much pleasure in watching him, the fashion,

the cockiness, the unearned swag. Tell me that is not true. Right. I mean, it's amazing to watch him

and see there's part of me the thought as soon as he got kicked out of Congress. Would that be the

end? Now he's making $500 a pop on each cameo video he records he's got to know it's a joke

on himself but does he really think he's empowering people with these message people are buying

them people are buying them uh i don't know if um if i don't know if anybody's really taking

it seriously but you know, I think

it's hilarious.

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