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

Hey, we've got a lot to get to today. So we've got Biden's crazy new budget. It's like double the spending of anything we've ever done in America. We'll get to the hearings today. Special Counsel her, he was the one investigating Biden will testify.

A lot of bad stuff about Joe Biden and those documents could come out today.

We'll get to the evil, not evil, the weasel.

Just the weasel George Stephanopoulos calls, demands for him to apologize now.

We'll get to, hey, tonight history could be made.

Tonight is a primary night.

There's a bunch of primaries tonight, Democrat and Republican.

And in both cases, both candidates could clinch the nomination tonight.

In fact, it's very likely Trump clenches the Republican nomination tonight with the 1,215 delegates.

That's what you need to get the nomination.

And it looks like Biden will clinch his nomination tonight.

So, what's today?

March 12th.

March 12th, I think this will be maybe a day or two off, but the longest general election ever. Very, very unusual. Only one other time we will ever have had a general election that took this long from March to November. That's all very long times, 238 days.

That's eternity and politics.

Now, here's the trivia question.

If it's Biden and Trump, it'll be the same two candidates from last time in a rematch.

Two candidates ran against each other, and then four years later, same two candidates ran against each other.

When was the last time that happened?

Ah, think about it.

When was the last time two candidates ran twice against each other?

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