The Mark Simone show.

He's always a headline ahead. And he's on 710 W-O-R. Hey, we'll take some calls. 800-3-2-1-0-7-10 is the number. 800-3-2-1-0-7-10. Let's go to Kevin in Connecticut. Kevin, how you doing? Good morning, Mark. I'm well. I hope you are, too. I have a quick question for you. you were talking about these huge

fun ticket. Kevin, how you doing? Good morning, Mark. I'm well. I hope you are, too. I have a quick

question for you. You were talking about these huge fundraisers for Biden and Trump both,

and I know that Trump used to do this back in the day where he would hedge his bets and he

used, he would, he would spread money around to all the parties. Do you think there were any of

the same donors at Radio City as

down on a lot? That's not just Trump. They all do that. Every, every billionaire, every, every

millionaire, every major donor gives to both parties, always. That's not a Trump thing. Everybody

does that. Every, every, every billionaire. It depends where you live, too. Like, let's say you're a big Republican donor and you live in New York.

You're giving money to Schumer, Gillibrand.

One reason is certain you need it because you're going to be doing business in that state.

You need help from your local senators and legislators.

But Schumer and Gillibrand are very donor-friendly.

That's really what they do for a living.

They're not there for you.

A lot of Republicans and Democrats do this, but especially Schumer and Jolabran.

You can call them at 3 in the morning, anything you need.

So they take care of all the big donors.

If you're a big, big Republican and you're in New York City, you're going to give to Eric Adams' re-election. You're going to give to show. You just do that. And if you're a big Democratic donor and it looks like Trump's getting ahead, you start writing checks. You saw that with a lot of those tech guys last time. They can't stand Trump. But they could see at some point the guy was going to win. So they started writing checks. These donors, first of all, the big, big, big money donors, the dumbest people in the world when it comes to politics, they're always wrong. They never know what's going on. And they always have to jump in and get back on the bandwagon at the last minute. But, you know, when you say 800,000,

it's nothing to them. Eight hundred thousand to them is like a quarter, literally. It means nothing.

So if it looks like the guy's going to win, here's 800,000. Let's go to Vincent in Brooklyn. Vincent,

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