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let's go to jay and uh hudson. Jay, how you doing? Hey, Mark. Yeah. What do you think about John Katz and Matiti's meeting Zoron? You think that's, you know, they're doing some deal down there with WABC? No, actually, they're working on a top secret deal, which I can reveal here.

John and I do the Police Athletic League.

He's the chairman.

I'm on the board.

We do these big luncheons every month, and every mayor always speaks, and we've been trying to get the mayor to speak, and keep getting, it's difficult working through the staff.

So he actually went to ask him to do that luncheon which

I think he's agreed to I'm sure other things came up it was a 40 minute meeting but the main

purpose of that was to get him to the luncheon and I think we got him silence all right well

it's all for a good cause a lot of it was police Athletic League, which is the best children's charity in New York, helps minority kids, does a lot of good. And he was very interested to hear about it. So, see, the one thing you want to do with these lunch is it's all top business people, CEOs, and they want to meet. We did one two days ago, the fire commission, new fire commissioner. They want to meet all the new leaders. And it's good for the politicians to meet all the business leaders because they need to. Most of these guys are their single biggest taxpayers. And in any business, you want to go talk to your biggest customers and if you're the biggest taxpayers you're

the biggest customers let's go to mike in florida mike how you doing good morning mark

yes mike this uh a couple things but anyway this facebook thing is kind of a dangerous precedent

but you know they said the same thing about rock and roll and they said the same thing about

fm radio and they said the same thing about rock and roll, and they said the same thing about FM radio,

and they said the same thing about television, that it was warping the brains of kids,

and it was addicting them to these various media sources.

And it's a big lie.

You know, so this jury in L.A. has set a bad precedent and you're right.

They have to fight this tooth and nail because it's going to cost everybody millions,

if not billions, in the long run.

Yeah, that's a good point.

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