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4.3 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2026

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Mike in Florida called Mark to highlight how Democrats often change their language when political issues get tough. Vincent in Brooklyn, NY, expressed strong concerns about NYC's proposed COPA law, which would give nonprofits priority over individuals in acquiring buildings.

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0:00.0	His job?
0:01.9	Make it all makes sense.
0:04.1	He's Mark Simone on 710 W-O-R.
0:08.6	Hey, let's take some calls.
0:09.8	800, 3-21-0-7-10 is the number.
0:13.4	800, 3-2-1-0-7-10.
0:16.6	Let's go to Adam in New Jersey.
0:18.2	Adam, how you doing?
0:38.0	Adam? Hello? Yeah. We didn't wake you, did we? Yes. Yeah. No, no, no, no. No, how are you? Let me check. Not bad. Anytime. Just jump in whenever you feel like it. Okay. Don't rush. Am I on the air ready or?
0:41.8	It sounds like you're on something, but, uh, all right.
0:43.3	So this is Mark, eh?
0:44.0	Let me see.
0:44.8	Mark, listen.
0:46.5	I'm glad you're there.
0:52.7	But, uh, I heard that China and Russia have already paid, uh, Venezuelan oil right for the fields, uh, for oil rights in the fields of for oil rights in the fields of
0:56.1	Venezuela.
0:58.5	Do they get their money back?
1:01.1	Or what's your thoughts on that?
1:02.5	Well, I don't think it's like Amazon where you can just
1:04.3	send it back and get the refied.
1:06.5	No, but that's another reason we went
1:08.3	to Venezuela.
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