Hey, it's Mark Simone. This is the bonus segment of the podcast for all you podcast listeners.

We give you a little extra bonus segment. So, hey, don't forget this coming week, the end of

Stephen Colbert. He'll be gone. Thursday night's the final show. That'll be the end of him.

I was going to say we won't have to see him again, but I don't know where

he'll turn up. You notice, first of all, everybody will tell you, the left-wing media will report.

He's being thrown off the air because of pressure from the Trump administration. He's being

thrown off the year because he loses 40 or 50 million a year. In fact, you want to talk about partisan stuff.

The fact that they kept him on losing 40 or 50 million a year is a little partisan.

So he'll be gone.

You'll notice it was announced a long time ago that he was being fired.

It was announced six months ago, more than seven or eight months ago.

See anybody offering my job? You see NBC or ABC begging him to come over? You think he's getting any phone calls? Hey, come over here. We'd love to lose 40 or 50 million a year on you. You see anybody? Anybody? HBO? Anybody? No, nobody. So what will he do? I don't know. I don't know. He may do a Conan O'Brien-type podcast. He may do, you know, something like, Letterman does that. What's that show? He does? He interviews people for a half hour. Although, Letterman, despite all of his nonsense, still has a certain charm. He's a comedian. Colbert, you wouldn't really call a comedian.

He's more of an angry, nasty, nasty guy.

So I don't know.

So Seattle now has a crazy Mamdani-type mayor running Seattle, liberal, woke, hates billionaires, hates business. You know, if you're running a

city, you got to have a downtown, even a small town. If you're running a city, you've got to have

businesses. If you opened any kind of a city and nobody opened any businesses, what would you

do? Where would you get jobs from? Where would you get jobs from?

Where would you get services from?

Where would people be able to buy?

So the businesses are your best customers.

That's who you need.

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