he's always a headline ahead mark simone on w o r well hey we'll bring you uh all the latest on the

inaugural we'll cover it throughout the morning let's take some calls let's go to uh shelly in long

island shelly how you doing hey good morning mark love the, as always. I have two questions for you. Is Trump

going to clean up Washington for the future now, now that he learned what he, you know, learned

in the first presidency? And my second question is, can Fauci be held liable for gain of function

despite his pardon?

Yes, two good questions.

First of all, he will clean up Washington as much as he can.

You've got two problems with that.

Problem number one, as many have pointed out, that dirty, deep state, the swamp.

They spent 50 years building that thing. It's deep,

it's got infrastructure to it. You're not going to clean it out in just four years. You do as

much as you can. But as Steve Bannon once said, if you think they're going to just hand you

your country back, you're crazy. So you could clean up as much as you can.

You got to remember, it's the same thing in New York. Rudy Giuliani comes in, gets rid of the crime, gets rid of the, you know, the waste and fraud and the budget. He gets rid of the mob in the carting business, the Fulton Fishmore. But, you know, he's gone. It's 12 years later, and it kind of creeps. The crime comes back.

That's the other thing to worry about.

What was the... But, you know, he's gone. It's 12 years later, and it kind of creeps. The crime comes back.

That's the other thing to worry about.

What was the second question?

Oh, Fauci, yeah.

He got a pardon.

Yeah, he's very liable criminally.

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