Mark Simone.

Mr. New York.

That's what I'm talking about.

710 W.O.R.

Hey, let's take some calls.

800.

321.

0.710 is the number.

Let's go to Ron in Norwalk.

Ron, how you doing?

Hey, how you doing, Mark?

Good.

The reason Karen Bass couldn't answer any any questions right away when she got back

from L.A. is because she was exhausted from playing the fiddle in Uganda while L.A. burned.

There you go. Yeah. This idiot mayor of Los Angeles was not there because she went to Ghana for the

inauguration of their new president. She won't even go watch she won't Ghana for the inauguration of their new president.

She won't even go, watch, she won't go to the inauguration of the American president,

but she went to Ghana for the inauguration of that president.

Let's go to Jim in New Jersey.

Jim, how you doing?

Mark, you're a man of music. I was listening to the Beatles station this morning, and I saw that Richard Perry died a few weeks ago, great producer. Yeah. He produced Nielsen's two best albums, Son of Schmielsen and Nielsen Schmielsen, including that song, Mark, that Badfinger wrote, without you. And then he produced that big Ringo album in 1973. We got all the Beatles to play on

at Robbie Robertson. And one last thing, Mark, was very strange. I walked into the

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