It's Mr. New York. Mark Simone on 710 W.O.R.

Well, let's talk to the dean himself. Ed Rollins, the great, maybe the greatest political strategist.

He's run some of the biggest, most successful campaigns ever.

Ed Rollins, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark. How are you doing?

Good. Hey, let me ask you about something. RFK Jr. I saw him on TV this weekend. He's getting

very upset that they're screwing around with the primary rules to shut him out. And now he's now

talking about going third party. You ran the most successful third party campaign ever, the parole

campaign. What damage could RFK Jr. do if he went third party?

It probably could do more damage to Biden than he could as a primary opponent. It's going to be

tough as a friend of Democrat to beat Biden in the primary, even though he's very unpopular and

people are very worried about his age and his competency.

But I think Kennedy, if Kennedy ran as a third party, it's a big task to get on all the states.

But it's possible.

You know, he could probably take 10 to 12% of the vote.

That's enough to be very helpful to Trump.

Hey, no, Biden looked really bad in Vietnam and incoherent.

What would you say the odds are that he's not the candidate by January or February?

If he continues on this pattern that every time he goes out, you have to worry about him falling

down the stairs and making some inappropriate remark.

They're normally these kinds of events, G20s, what have you, or big, big events and presidents get a little bit of boost out of them, no matter what they do.

But in his case, you know, every day you go out and you worry about them, and I say this as an American, not just as a partisan Republican, you know, every day you go out and you worry about them. And I say this as an American, not just as a partisan Republican.

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