Mr. New York. It's Mark Simone on 710 W.O.R. Hey, we'll take some calls. 800. 321-0-710 is the number. Hey, by the way, you know, I said the debate tonight, the vice presidential debate, takes place at CBS 57th near the West Side Highway. It's going to cause this evening and probably rush hour

massive traffic problems around there because you'll have both motorcades, vance, and

Waltz. So the motorcades and all the security and all the NYPD and all of that will be

surrounding that place. It's 57th and 12th, 56th and 12th.

So don't drive anywhere near there this afternoon.

It's going to be crazy traffic-wise.

Let's go to Dave in Chicago.

Dave, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark.

I'm doing very well, thank you.

Mark, in this morning's New York Post,

there's a report that says Brian Williams is in talks to anchor election night coverage on Amazon Prime video.

Now, Mark, I've always thought, if you're serious about news, real news, you go to Fox business with Larry Cudlow, you go to Fox News Channel, or you go to NewsMex other than football who really watches Amazon Prime

video well a lot of people it's a good question Dave uh yeah I'd rather be on the news network

but uh when it comes to Netflix when it comes to amazon they'll write your check for staggering amounts

that's how they get this stuff you know they're trying to wipe out network tv nobody watches

network tv anymore uh primetime network tv is down to 25 million people yeah radio for instance is

163 million primetime network TV is down to 25 million people. Radio, for instance, is 163 million.

Primetime TV, 25 million.

People don't watch it anymore.

The only thing that keeps them alive is sports.

Football, golf, and slowly but surely, Amazon, Netflix, the streaming services, Apple,

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