Mr. New York, Mark Simone on WOMR.

Well, Monica Crowley, of course, you see her all over television, great columnist, writer, bestselling author, and she does the Monica Crawley podcast, which you want to listen to every week.

Follow her on Twitter, Monica Crowley at Twitter, former White House official and the Monica Crowley podcast. Excellent. Monica

Crowley, how you doing? Hey, good morning, Mark. I'm doing great. Thank you for having me back.

So Tim Walts's wife said during the riots, she liked to leave the window open. They like to

smell the burnings, flames. what the hell kind of people are these

we're supposed to be the weird ones right yeah like Kamala harris and and tim waltz and the

democrats are running around saying trump and vance and you and me and the rest of the

america first movement we're quote weird uh but we've got tim Tim Walz's wife flinging open the windows of her home

to smell the burning tires as black communities burned to the ground. You know, this is the thing about

Tim Walz. Minneapolis and so many other black communities literally burned to the ground in the George Floyd riots of the summer of 2020, thanks to Antifa and Black Lives Matter.

Tim Walsh was a sitting governor at the time. He refused to call up the National Guard, and then he joined with Kamala back then to help bail out these violent criminals that destroyed small businesses,

including a lot of black businesses, homes, got a lot of people killed in the chaos, death,

and destruction. So what we're really dealing with here, Mark, and you and I have talked about this for a long time,

you were dealing with communist

revolutionaries. You know, people don't want to see the truth. They think they're still dealing

with the Democrat Party of JFK or Bill Clinton. It does no longer exist. You are dealing with

Marxist revolutionaries for whom the chaos, death, and destruction are critical elements to destabilizing the society

so that they can slam their agenda in and seize total control.

That's the kind of people that you are dealing with here.

So if you grew up in a socialist country, maybe I could see that,

but if you grew up in America, country, maybe I could see that, but if you grew up in

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