The Mark Simone Show on 710 W0.

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Let's go to Chris in Manhattan.

Chris, how you doing?

I'm good, thanks, Mark.

Listen, is congestion pricing here to stay now, or is it still on somebody's agenda to get rid of it?

No, wait until after November.

They want to leave it in for the November election. It'll hurt Jim Christmas. But you think it's still relevant and people have just accepted it now? No, after November you can try to get rid of it then. It's annoying. It's very annoying. But after... Yes, it is. It also, like, changes my pattern the way I live.

I try to combine all my trips now below 60 Second Street to do all the things I used to do, like, over a few days. Don't you live above 60 Second Street? I do live above 60 Second, but, you know, if I have to go to a doctor's office, I'll do three or four, because I'm a little handicapped. So there's three or four things that I'll end up doing once I'm below 60 Second Street,

so I don't have to pay the $9 a couple times during the week.

Yeah, it is quite annoying.

All right, well, hopefully after the election, let's go to Mike in Florida.

Mike, how you doing?

Good morning, Mark.

Yes, Mike.

Among other things, this mail race in New York illustrates how adept the left or Democrats

are at using language as a weapon against, you know, the right or conservatives.

You know, if you say tax the billionaires long enough, it becomes softens the, it softens the meaning of it. So then the next step is, well, tax white people. And if you say, I'm not anti-Jewish, I'm anti-Zionist, well, oh, yeah, well, there is a different. No, there's no difference. You know, if I said, I'm against Africa, you know, what would be the implication of that?

So they're very good at that. And our side, the right. Well, I think they're very good at it.

The problem is the corrupt media. You know, they keep yelling, billionaires got to pay their fair share.

Well, that would mean a tax cut for them. Billionaires pay most of the tax right now. The top 1% pays 40% of the tax.

And they support all of these people who are, you know, calling for their overly,

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