Mark Simone is on.

The Voice of New York.

710 W.O.R.

Hey, we'll get to this crazy shutdown budget nonsense.

We'll get to Luigi Mangione.

We'll get to Neil Cavuto and a little George Stephanopoulos in even more trouble.

We'll get to Eric Adams. We'll get to lots of stuff to talk about now that you hear the weather forecast. We haven't had snow in a couple of years here in New York. So when they said could be a dusting, everybody's panicking. They're at the supermarket. All of a sudden there's no bread, no milk. You know, remember when the old snowstorms were here? Like a foot, a foot and a half. Then everybody would be lined up at the supermarket. If you were going to stock up on something for a snowstorm, milk? I'd say you didn't have milk for three days. Who needs it? A loaf of bread.

There's better things to stock up on.

So it's not going to be too bad here in the city.

It looks like elsewhere around the Tri-State area.

It could be an inch or so.

But that's about it.

And there's possible little snow on Christmas.

Dusting, dusting.

The dreaming of a white Christmas. It's a dusting, a dusting. The dreaming of a white Christmas,

it's nothing really something I dream about.

A dusting I can take, but not a whole white Christmas.

Luigi Mangione is back in New York.

They got him some clothes.

You know, normally, well, these defense lawyers are really smart.

They're very, very, very smart.

If you're just a vicious, violent criminal on the subway, disgusting, violent 18-year-old,

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