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now back to the mark simone show on w o r hey let's take some calls let's go to jack in uh mexico jack

in uh jack how you doing good morning good morning what are you doing in Mexico? You work in a cartel? What's going on there? He's looking for some business. What are you? Shalamunko business? We hear you nice and long clear down here. Oh, that's cool. Oh, okay. On the app. On the radio app. Yeah. The I-Hard app. Very good. And what did you want to say, Jack? That's all. I just wanted to tell you, we listen to you around the world. Oh, okay. Well, great. We love having you listen there in Mexico. Have fun down there. Thanks for calling. Let's go to Michael on the east side. Michael, how you doing?

Hey, Michael.

It's a pleasure.

I was in the synagogue when Commissioner Tish spoke.

Is this a Parkese synagogue?

Yes.

Park East Synagogue, one of the most prominent New York, 67th Street.

They had this terrible, ugly protest the other day. got totally out of control. I was at the protest. Yeah, well, they call it

a protest. It was actually Muslim terrorism that was taking place. Thank you. Muslim terrorists.

Now, Commissioner Tisch apparently went back to the synagogue and apologized for not handling it properly.

You were there. Tell us about it.

Well, that was at the end of her speech, that she gave a powerful talk.

You could see it came from the heart, and you hear in her voice. And at the end, she indicated that the police fell down on the job. But two things. One, she went downstairs for the luncheon, which we call a kiddish.

And you could speak to her one-on-one.

Yeah.

And that was exciting.

And also, an announce, Robert Kraft spoke to the synagogue, and he brought the house down.

He is one philanthropic.

Yes, that's his synagogue and it's a Parkey's synagogue.

She did apologize and said they did not have the barricades set up far enough away.

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