He's Mr. New York, Mark Simone, on 710 W-O-R.

Well, let's take some calls.

800, 321, 0-7-10 is the number.

800, 3-2-1-0-7-10.

Let's go to Fagi in Long Island.

Fagi, how you doing?

Hi, good morning, Mark. I just have a comment about what you said, you know, why these protesters wear masks. Yes. First of all, that's Howard. And second of all, you know, it's by law. You need to require, they're required to have an idea with you at all times. So they don't need to be arrested.

They just need to be identified.

And then if they are collecting any unemployment or benefits from the taxpayers, we,

they should be kicked out immediately and never be able to apply for it.

Just what's bad.

They also should be arrested. If they're doing anything violent, it's a messy situation. But thanks for calling. You know, the other problem is the NYPD's not getting the backing, the resources, the mayor is not on top of this. If they're going to protest at a synagogue, they should have a barricade across the street. If you want to yell and scream and wave your signs, fine, but you're going to be across the street.

They shouldn't be allowed to go right up to the synagogue, right up to people coming in out, and terrorize them.

Blame the mayor and really blame Chuck Schumer.

He's the highest-ranking Democrat in this state, highest-ranking Jewish official in this country. He should be here yelling and screaming about it. But that's Chuck Schumer. He's always there when you don't need him. He's never there when you need him. He should be here all over. He's got a lot of clout. He should be all over Mom Donnie. Even if Mom Donny is the worst anti-Semitic mayor ever,

he should be pressuring him to do something. Let's go to Rich and Myrtle Beach. Rich, how you doing?

Hey, thanks, Mark. Yeah, Chuck Schumer sold out to Jewish people just to stay in power, but that's not even my point today. You know, I graduated high school in 1972 in Rockville Center.

And all these crazy liberal arts majors that graduated in 70, 71, 72, and they all became these college professors.

They all went into teaching with their liberal arts degrees.

These are the people who have been doctrinating all our kids for the last 30, 40, 50 years.

And even though they've retired at 65 and 70 from teaching, their kids, I'm sure,

have done the same thing and followed the same footsteps.

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