giving you the stories behind the headlines mark simone on w o r hey uh right now the trump attorneys

are in the office of jack smith the lunatic jack smith a deranged prosecutor the trump attorneys

arrived about an hour ago they came into into an underground garage. They are meeting with special counsel Jack Smith and his staff right now. That usually indicates an indictment is coming very soon. A lot of people predicted it would be today, Thursday, but, and that may have been the case,

I think it'll be Monday, because that's the day Hunter's partner, Devin Archer, is scheduled

to testify in Congress with devastating information about Joe being on the phone with Hunter's

business associates, which would put him in direct involvement

with the business. So that testimony is coming Monday. So I would think, knowing this corrupt

Jack Smith and Biden administration, that they'll probably do the indictment on Monday. But the

Trump lawyers are with him right now, which means they're working out something. Let's take some calls. Let's go to Chris in New York City.

Chris, how you doing? Good morning, Mark. I'm good. Thank you. Listen, I think you're wrong about

Trump not debating. He needs to grow his base. And it is very entertaining when he goes there. He

became a legend in the debates. He shouldn't be hiding. He's got... No, no, no. He's not hiding, in fact, exactly at that

moment of the debate. He'll probably be on television with a big rally. And remember, he has skipped

debates before 2016. I think he skipped two of them. If he doesn't like the setup,

the moderator, he'll skip them. And he's not going to do a debate on Fox News. He's not a Fox News fan at the moment. Let's go to Mike at Nutley. Mike, how you doing? Mark, let's set the record straight. The reason why we taxpayers don't like Chris Christie, it's not because it's some hug he gave Obama. When he campaign for governor the first time, he was supposed to stop property tax increases. Because what he did instead was he capitulated with the Democrats in the Georgia State Senate. Instead of allowing property taxes to be raised 7% a year before him, he allowed him to be raised 2% a year. That's not physical conservatism. Well, you're making some excellent points, but you're a little too worked up about it. I think you need to take a breath. Yeah, because it pisses me off. The other thing we did before. Calm down, calm down, calm down. You're a little too sped up. I want you to take a deep breath. No, but I want to get my points out because I know where I'm limited time in much. Is that why you're rushing? Thank you. It's not, you don't get cut off because you're talking slow.

You got, No, but I want to get my points on because I know where I'm limited to turn in much. Oh, is that why you're rushing?

No.

It's not, you don't get cut off because you're talking slow. You got cut off when you're not saying anything interesting. You can talk slow. Just good points, interesting points. Yeah, it is. He was a terrible governor. We haven't, we haven't, we have not forgotten. Yeah, he overtaxed everybody and he never got anything done as governor.

Good point.

All right, thanks for calling.

Let's go to Tom in New Jersey. We have not forgotten. Yeah, he overtaxed everybody, and he never got anything done as governor.

Good point.

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