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Hey, let's take some calls.

Let's go to Mike in Florida.

Mike, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark.

Yes, Mike.

Two quick points. One, I'm doing? Good morning, Mark. Yes, Mike. Two quick points.

One, I'm glad you made the association between the rock guys, sending out their guys into the audience to pick up groupies, which has been notorious for many years.

And the same could be said for Hollywood.

Every day, hundreds of underage girls get off the bus looking for work.

Yeah. I didn't mean, I didn't mean rock guys. I mean, every old celebrity, everybody. If you

watch the movie, Mr. Saturday night, they even put that into the movie where Billy Crystal

looks through the curtain, he goes, third road, a polka d'autress, get her. And the guy goes

exactly. And only the Democrats could find out a way to prosecute people who happen to be at the same event as somebody. I mean, you've been to thousands of events. You're going to be prosecuted for everyone you went to because there may have been a, you know, a bad guy there. I know, it's incredible you know but the other the other point i wanted to

quickly make is all these talk show guys they're all upset they're all old white guys just

wanted to point that out because you know they're all old white guys and they're not they're not

not to be uh you know they're not part of the in crowd anymore so kind of interesting that's true

that's true yeah that is funny um I'm trying to think. Well, there was Arsenio Hall, but he just walked away from it at one point. I don't know. Right. But I mean the current crop. The guys who were all on Colbert crying into their soup that, you know, into their own got fired. Yeah. All right, Mike, thanks for calling. Let's go to Richard in Bayshore. Hey, good morning, Mark. Yes, Richard. Listen, I think this whole Cold Bear operation is some sort of a racketeering thing. It's a payoff to the stage hands. It's a payoff to the musicians union. It's nepotism for sons and daughters of God knows how many leftists. That's where they're not killing it for nine months. You know, I mean, the whole thing is. Well, no, I mean, the problem is they got contracts to pay out. They cost about $130 million a year. Probably $100 million left to pay out. For that money, let him keep working. But he's getting so obnoxious on the year. They may end up just firing him from being fired. They may pull him off the air. Let's go to Jerry in Greenwich, Connecticut. Jerry, how you doing? Very well. Thank you much. Hey, Jerry. Now, in Greenwich, you got a great mayor, Fred Camillo. He's running for re-election. We absolutely... Yeah, we endorse him. Fred Camillo, best mayor ever up there. He's running for re-election. What do you want to say to you? Anyway, I want you to know that you've been listened by many, many people in Connecticut. Like, I went to a restaurant called Pasquale and Portchester, and I like to Pasqually and Portchester. In fact, that guy had a place on Arthur Avenue, famous place for years. Well, I don't know where he was, but in Pasquale... He's a very good restaurant. Well, you ever go to a Jayhouse? Tony. Tony's a Jayhouse? That's the best restaurant. Prime. Prime and Stanford. You got Jimmy and all those guys there? Where else?

Anyway, I... Lascall? Of course, Luskow. Go ahead.

I still wear my trumpet. And one lady says to me, I hear you on the Mark Simon show all the time.

So I want you to know that you have very well listened to here in Connecticut. And I still wear my Trump hat all the time. And I love to get a lot of compliments and a lot of people say, I love your hat. I love your hat. And people want to take pictures with me. But anyway. All right. I want you to take your Trump hat and drive up to Westport. I bet you get yelled at there. Kind of liberal up there.

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