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The Mark Simone Show

iHeartRadio and Mark Simone

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🗓️ 4 June 2026

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Ron from Florida called Mark to share his experience meeting CBS correspondent Scott Pelley and talk about what it’s like working in journalism. George from Connecticut called to discuss the conflict between Israel and Iran, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s role and what may be happening behind the scenes as the war continues to develop.

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0:00.0	Set a preset on the IHard radio app to W-O-R to hear Mark live.
0:05.2	Set another for Mark's podcast to hear him anytime.
0:09.2	Now back to Mark Simone on W-O-R.
0:13.9	Hey, let's take some calls.
0:15.7	Let's go to Ron in Florida.
0:17.9	Ron, how you doing?
0:19.6	Good, good morning.
0:20.7	I wanted to say before I start that I've been listening to you since January of 2020.
0:24.6	I enjoy your show, especially Vincent. I'm an avid listener.
0:28.9	Well, thanks. Where are you in Florida?
0:31.7	And Jacksonville Beach is just south of Savannah, if you know where that is.
0:36.1	Yeah.
0:36.4	But beautiful weather here today.
0:38.7	Was it 100 degrees?
0:40.2	Dallas.
0:41.1	What?
0:41.4	Say what?
0:41.9	They tell you it's beautiful.
0:42.9	Was it 100 degrees?
0:43.9	And you got lizards crawling all over you?
0:46.4	No.
0:46.9	Snakes and hurricanes.
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