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Sitting it for Mr. New York, Mark Simone.

Here's Joe Concha.

And it's our number two of the Mark Simone show.

I am Joe Concha filling in for, I can't call him the great one.

There's a guy in another radio station I'm friends with I think has that title.

I can say Mark Levin on here, right?

Yeah, Levin.

So, yeah, he's just Mr. New York. It's that simple. And it's funny because when Mark and I join Sean Hannity on his radio show, Sean always just completely busts his chops. I mean, grills him over the fact like, well, why are he still staying in New York? What are you doing here? It's not the city at once was. and Mark steadfastly defends New York. He will be the last man standing here.

He'll be like Will Smith and I am legend. You know, like everybody can be taken out. Mark will be his left standing, probably having dinner on a date somewhere in some nice restaurant saying, I'm not leaving. So you got to admire the loyalty. And look, it's not the same city. I mean,

we see this now with the migrant situation. I mean, the Roosevelt Hotel, I mean, that's iconic.

And now I walked by there a couple days ago, there are illegals outside of it sleeping on the street.

And not just like three or four. You're talking dozens. am i i mean is this caracas am i am i

in some third world country where what is going on and and the fact is that it's going to cost

this city 12 million dollars this is according to eric adams his own office in terms of

his estimates right i'm sorry not million, not a million. What am I saying? $12 billion.

$12 billion.

Over three years.

The budget for the homeless in New York is $171 with an M million.

So you're talking 23 times more money just to feed illegals that are here, to house them, to give them phones.

Why wouldn't you want to come to this country if you're in Guatemala or Nicaragua or anywhere

where it's a poor country? When you know when you get here, you could come in illegally,

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