Mark Simone.

Can't deny it, he is Mr. New York.

I'm 710 W.O.R.

Hey, let's take some calls.

Let's go to Kim in Connecticut.

Kim, how you doing?

Hi, good, thanks.

And what do you want to say, Kim?

Well, you know, I'm here in Connecticut and this is the land of woke wealth here.

There are many DEI projects.

A ton of money came for a project in my neighborhood.

It's a pretty balanced population.

Connecticut, a lot of Republicans.

Where are you in Connecticut?

No, the Republicans, I'm a Republican.

It's really hard to survive.

Thanks for calling.

Let's go to Gail in New York.

Gail, how you doing?

Hi, how you doing?

Good.

I just wanted to say, if you look up in your files a picture of Sal Minio, that is exactly whom he only looks like. That's true. I don't think anybody will remember him. Sal Minio was an actor in the 1950s. He played like juvenile delinquency. Certainly was. Yeah, that's what he looks like. They look very much alike. Yeah, no, he does look like him, but that's kind of an old reference. But I know what you mean. Let's go to Stewart in South Carolina. Stewart, how you doing? Hey, Mark, how are you? Good. I don't understand New York at all. It seems like they have a pattern of not caring about the citizens at all. You know, my son just arrested one of the higher-ups of Tranda Agua.

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