Mark's 11:00 Monologue

The Mark Simone Show

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🗓️ 24 February 2023

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Facial recognition technology can be used to keep you out of places you aren’t welcome. Sen. George Santos wants to make the AR-15 the national gun of our country. The hotel's Mayor Adams put immigrants in have cost NYC millions.

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0:00.0	Mr. New York.
0:01.6	The Mark Simone show on 710 W.O.R.
0:08.7	Hey, we got lots to get to this hour.
0:11.2	Joe Biden.
0:13.4	What will they think of next?
0:15.3	Don't ever say, can it get any worse?
0:16.8	Because they take that as a personal challenge to make it worse.
0:20.1	So you've got the pandemic pretty much over.
0:23.5	Even that tent right out on the corner there where they were doing the testing,
0:27.7	gone.
0:28.4	That truck, it's gone.
0:29.6	It's not there every day anymore.
0:31.2	The latest after action study showing masks. Not that effective.
0:38.3	Maybe in the first six months it was doing something.
0:40.7	But after that, kind of useless.
0:42.6	You still see 3% of people wearing masks outside.
0:47.9	The other bad thing is Biden and Harris now,
0:50.7	these two lunatics talking about signing everything over to the World Health Organization,
0:56.1	which is that horrible, horrible organization.
0:59.2	It comes out of the UN, run by a couple of crazy Marxists.
1:03.9	It was the propaganda arm for the communist Chinese at the beginning of the pandemic.
1:09.9	So don't ever say it can't get any worse because
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