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Getting it from Mr. New York, Marks Amon.

Here's Joe Concha.

That's right, everybody.

If it's August, it's a Friday.

There's a good chance the guy whose name ends in an A and is from Jersey,

who everybody believes is Italian because of those two items, those two prerequisites. No, no, no. Just because my last name's Concha does not mean I am Italian. I love the Italians. Don't get me wrong. I grew up. I didn't grow up. I was born in Lennhurst, New Jersey. I mean, that is as little Italy as it gets in New Jersey. But no, no. The Spanish-Irish Joe Concha is your guest host for today.

Jersey's own Mr. New Jersey, some call me.

I'm also a Fox News contributor.

You may see me on the network from time to time, like, I don't know, five times today.

I think I'm on, including at like 5.40 in the morning from the studio in New York.

So I am currently on my third cup of coffee, got a little Red Bull here, and some pixie sticks.

We're going to have some fun. I am also a columnist for The Messenger. The Messenger.com.

I invite you to go visit it as soon as you possibly can. It's a news site that actually does objective straight

news without opinions in their news stories. It's quite remarkable, a very novel concept.

And then we have an opinion section that has folks like me in it, Jonathan Turley, who will

be joining me at 1040 a.m. Andrew McCarthy, who you may read from time to time, or my friend

Jessica Tarloff, who could come from the left or Juan Williams and so on. So we actually have an array of opinions, and if you don't want to read it, you don't have to. Wow, what a concept once again. So that's, that's me. I also have a book coming out soon called Not Your Daddy's Donkeys, all about the Democratic Party, what it used to be, and what it is now.

And boy, is that a contrast, But we could get into that later. Because I hope that you're leaving now, because the traffic, you know how Fridays are, particularly on Route 95, going north. Let's say you've got to get to Martha's Vineyard. You could fly to Nantucket, sure, and then take a ferry over.

I believe that's how that works.

Or you could take a ferry over from like Connecticut or Massachusetts, but we're talking like a six or seven-hour trip.

The point is that Martha's Vineyard is going to be hot this weekend.

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