Mark Simone on 710 W.O.R.

The Voice of New York.

Wow. So, from reports I'm getting from everywhere, the earthquake was far worse in New Jersey, the shaking.

The movement of buildings in the house.

It was worse than New Jersey. The epicenter was Lebanon, New Jersey. That's 50 miles west of Manhattan.

The first reports of anything was on Twitter,

long before the broadcasters got to it.

Twitter X, people frantically asking if anybody felt the tremors.

The best clip is being shown all over the place.

Stuart Varney on the air live Fox Business Network.

And he's talking to General Jack Keane.

And you can see the desk is shaking.

Varney looking around nervous, Jack Keen doesn't even flinch.

It's a wartime general.

So down there, towards the newsroom, they felt it. How come we didn't feel it here? Well, as I say, we're in the interior. The farther away from the, you want to get into the interior of your house or office building. That's the safest place. So we didn't even feel here. Now, this coffee cup was filled with coffee, right, almost to the top. None of it spilled, so obviously this part of the building didn't shake.

Let's take some calls.

Let's go to Steve in Jersey City.

Steve, how you doing?

Hi, Mark.

September 19th, 1985, I was in the big one in Mexico City.

So I know what an earthquake is like, and I definitely experienced it. My whole apartment shook.

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