you're listening to the mark simone show seven 10 w o r hey let's take some calls let's go to uh tom in

connecticut tom how you doing how you doing mark good i have the solution to the debt ceiling problem

yes go ahead just have joe by and open up his desk row where he keeps to Ukrainian money you know

10 billion 30 billion 20 billion every day and I'm put that in there

there you go there you're homeless veterans sleeping on the bridges

where are you in Connecticut in middle town oh I'm sorry but no it's very nice there

right out of Hartford right outside of Hartford. Yeah, that's all. Yeah. No, very nice there. Thanks for calling. Let's go to Mike in Florida. Mike, how you doing? Good morning, Mark. Yes, Mike. Over your long career, you've probably played a couple of million Christmas songs this time of the year. Do you have a top three or four or five that you can still tolerate?

I've got to be honest. No, I'm not that thrilled by this Christmas. I think I'm in that boat, too.

You know, the only good thing about it is you've got all these young, young, young people who've never heard Perry Como. They've not really heard Andy Williams.

They've never heard Ella Fitzgerald.

They've never heard Eartha Kit.

So it's the time of year where they actually get to hear these voices.

Exactly.

Some of the more obscure, popular Christmas songs.

Well, but, you know, those were superstars for the 50s and 60s.

Absolutely.

So it's good for your kids to hear.

What's Earth of Kids, Santa Baby?

I mean, this was a great singer, dancer, actress.

Perry Coma was in the late 50s, the single biggest star in television.

Andy Williams.

I was on a Mickey Rooney movie last night. A very young Perry Combo, Babes and Arms, and one of the Bades movies. There's Perry Cuomo. But in television, he was huge. He was on every Saturday night, and he beat Jackie Gleason in the honeymoon. He was huge. Lived in Long Island and Sands Point. Let's take some calls from, let's go to Myrtle Beach. Rich, how you doing? Hey, thanks, Mark. You know, it's funny. You know, Trump, what's the name? Kavuroa is always a Trump paid to Ada anyway. I like Charles Payne much better. But, you know, everybody's complaining that, you know, Trump is absent,

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