Mark Simone, the voice of New York. 710 W-O-R. Hey, let's take some calls. Let's go to Bob, Naples, Florida. Hey, Bob, how you doing? Okay, Mark, how are you? Good. What happened in there? Hurricane, you're okay. Everything's fine? Yeah, we're all good. We're all good. We we're used to it i've been through five or six of

um you know the ice numbers you got to be careful what you're saying because that's over 40 years

so yeah but if you talk to the if you talk to the ice officials they say the bulk of them

are from the last three years yeah but it's been a 40 years you don't you don't have to be that careful talk to the ice people they'll tell you most of them are from the last three years. Yeah, but it's been a 40 years, man.

You don't have to be that careful.

Talk to the AISIP people. They'll tell you most of it. Almost all of it is from the last couple of years. All right. And then, you know, you got to be careful with the name on. I got to be honest. You don't have to be careful. no no you've got to be careful because you're saying you know

Democrats are calling him Hitler his His own running mate to call him Hitler. Come on, you've got to be careful, bro. You got to be careful saying you've got to be careful. It sounds dumb. It sounds stupid. Yes, his own running mate, J.D. Vance once called him Hitler. But that's tradition with vice presidents. Almost every time you pick

a vice president, it was a guy who in the primaries attacked you like crazy. Remember, it was

George Bush Sr., George H.W. Bush, who attacked Reagan like crazy. He's the one that called

it voodoo economics. And then Reagan ended up picking him. Same thing with Kennedy. His worst enemy calling him every name was Johnson. Then he picked him. That's normal. That happens all the time. You don't have to be careful. Let's go to Kathy in North Carolina. Kathy, how you doing? Hey, thanks. Happy Monday.

Hey, you're in North Carolina. What about you? Did you get any hurricane problems, damage? Well, we're stunned at this. I have a family, best friend in Asheville. They were stranded. Their house was crushed, and they just got out this morning to head toward Atlanta. So they're okay. But in Durham, we've got nothing but rain.

I'm actually looking forward to, I can't believe it, to the debate, because I love J.D.

dance. I don't think people talk enough about him, talk him up. I think he's everything that Trump is

not. I think he's like, well-spoken, measured. He's quick, off-the off the cuff remarks that are not totally, you know, outrageous, but he's just like the most amazing debater and speaker, you know, and I hate that we have to only look at that, but it seems like a lot of people only consider that, you know, a good determination of a leader, I suppose. Yeah, no, that's a good point. Tomorrow night's the vice presidential debates, normally not the biggest thing in the campaign, but this one could have quite a lot of impact because you'll see that if it goes the way everybody expects, that Waltz is a weirdo, waltz is strange, waltz is sort of a befuddled guy. and I'm not the biggest J.D. Vance fan. A lot of people aren't. But when you see him, he is, he speaks with incredible precision. He's very lawyerly. Well, he was a lawyer. And he has an incredible life story. You know, they keep acting like, like Waltz has the most amazing why he was in the National Guard.

Well, okay, that's nice.

But, you know, Vance was in the Marines.

You know, Vance was a hillbilly, literally a hillbilly from the worst poverty, worst back.

And he pulls himself up, joins the Marines, becomes a Marine, goes to Harvard, becomes an attorney, becomes a very successful business guy,

becomes a senator. He's still only like 39. It's quite a story. Let's go to Vincent in Brooklyn.

Vincent, how you doing? Good morning, Mark, Mark. Your first caller forgot to mention the fact that

when Joe Biden was debating Kamala Harris during the primaries, she openly called Joe Biden a racist.

He forgot about that, huh?

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