you're listening to the mark simone show seven ten w o r hey well take some calls eight hundred three

two one zero seven ten is the number let's go to uh sal in long island sal how you doing

hi good morning mark yes mark i just wanted to run by one uh quick thing where they talk about

this adams thing with his uh turkey uh yeah uh connections the girl that he uh has is just an employee

but he turned this car around and came back to new y for a very pretty girl, 29 years old,

what a nice shape. I don't think it was just about... Calm down, Sal, you're getting a little overheated. Now, if I told you there was a 29-year-old, great-looking girl, you'd be racing back here. You'd be running red lights, please. Yeah, absolutely. Just like he did. the other thing is

you know he keeps saying he was a cop here in yoke city you know

i don't know what he did as a cop. Was he in a precinct? Was he in the street? If you're not in the street, you're not a cop. Well, he seemed to have spent most of his time, I think, in office, a personnel office. Yeah, well, you know what? Then he's a clerk, you know, at that point.

No, no, he wasn't a clerk.

You know, he wasn't a clerk.

He actually did some real work there. Well, you're not dealing with the public. You're not dealing with crime. You're not dealing. And apparently that personnel office was a place where you had a lot of a cloud there. You know, because you decide who works where. It was a good place to be if you wanted to meet a lot of people.

And let's go to Vincent Brooklyn, Vincent. because you decide who works where it was a good place to be if you wanted to meet a lot of people

and let's go to uh vincent brooklyn vincent how you doing good morning mark mark all these kids

going out on strike today these high school students are reminiscent of the the hitler brown

shirts and the black shirts in italy mark their teachers are feeding

them this garbage in their head their teachers are feeding them all this anti-israel propaganda

and where's kathy holko doesn't the city lose money from the state department of education

every time a kid is absent from class, they lose like, I don't know what, $75 per day

per kid that doesn't show up in class.

And another thing, I have not, on this Israeli crisis on this war over there, I haven't watched

the news in the United States.

I've been watching the Italian news, and they show you things that they don't show you on the American news.

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