Live from Midtown Manhattan.

Here comes the Mark Simone show on 710 W-O-R.

Hey, we'll get to Donald Trump, the third term.

We'll get to Andrew Cuomo.

We'll get to this crazy Cory Booker.

We'll get to the Beatles.

Lots to talk about.

Wisconsin.

White Lotus, all sorts of stuff coming up. Uh, it's April Fool's Day. It's April 1st. Just beware of that. There's no April

Fool's Day here. It's the stupidest. Anyway, um, third term. Well, you might say this is Trump's April Fool's gig. Now, Donald Trump serving a third term. Well, you might say this is Trump's April Fool's gig.

Now, Donald Trump serving a third term, he has no interest.

He's not looking to serve a third term.

I think it all started with Steve Bannon, who has absolutely nothing to do with Donald Trump or his administration,

was on some podcast somewhere and said something about

there's going to be a third term and, you know, these crazy Sunday shows that are no longer

news programs, but just awful.

So they immediately book Steve Bannon, started talking about a third.

This is just Steve Bannon looking for attention.

And Trump has no interest, but he loves this kind of nonsense. He loves trolling people.

He likes to keep the ball in the air at all times. You know, when it comes to being right in the

front page, big headlines, you're supposed to do that for a little while when you need to, and then go away for a while. Give the audience a rest. Then you come back. You know, like if you're... Howard Stern was always very good at this. You know, when... You never see Howard Stern anything except his own show. But when he had the movie coming out, there he was on Letterman, the Tonight Show. He was doing interviews. He was on 60 minutes. He was everywhere. Getting a ton of publicity for a few weeks. And then the movie comes out. And then you wouldn't see him again for four or five months, six months. And then when he's got something else he's promoting, you're supposed to do it that way. And I've talked to Trump about this through the years. He doesn't agree. Do it every day, every day beyond every show everywhere.

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