Mark Interviews NY Post Journalist Michael Goodwin

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🗓️ 11 November 2024

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Mark talks with NY Post Columnist Michael Goodwin about the Republicans taking over all three branches of government. Both Mark and Goodwin say it's a new day in America.

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0:00.0	Mr. New York.
0:02.2	Mark Simone on W.O.R.
0:06.3	Well, Michael Goodwin, the finest columnist in America every Sunday, every Wednesday in the New York Post.
0:13.7	He's with us every Monday.
0:15.0	Michael Goodwin.
0:15.8	How you doing?
0:16.8	Good morning, Mark.
0:17.9	Thank you.
0:18.6	Wow.
0:19.0	So, hey, you wrote a great column about, you know, everybody's got this amazing feeling after the victory.
0:24.8	And it was kind of like when Reagan won after Jimmy Carter, Morning in America.
0:29.1	So what do you think?
0:31.0	Yeah. Yeah. And I'll go a step further. I think Elise Stefaniq at the U.N. is likely to be the new Gene Kirk Packer.
0:39.3	Right?
0:40.3	I mean, a lot of similarities, of course, personal differences, but real similarities in the sense of a forceful argument on behalf of freedom, America, and a strong military, a strong United States and a UN that makes sense.
0:59.5	I'm not sure we'll ever get there, but certainly I think that she will be a very forceful
1:05.2	voice for President Trump and for the American people as a whole.
1:16.2	So I'm sure you know a lot of big, big Democrat, you know, Harris, Trump haters.
1:17.5	What do you do?
1:18.4	I'm telling you.
1:19.3	Just be nice to them.
1:20.1	Don't rub it in.
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