Mr. New York, Mark Simone, on W-O-R. Well, that's true. We have a short show today. We're only on for one hour, not two, just one hour, 10 to 11. The Mets big game today. Where is it? It's not here, is it? Yes. Wasn't it raining? They play. Good, good. We want to get done at 11? I mean, some people get mad. You know if the show's preempted by I love it.

It's great. Although, shouldn't I be able to just call in for this since it's only one hour? No, you have to do two hours of work in one hour. Okay, we'll cram two hours into one hour. So it's just one hour today, but we got lots coming up. We'll get to President Trump. We'll get to the airlines. We'll get to Mayor de Blasio. We got lots of stuff to talk about. The Michael Cohen tapes, riveting, riveting, Riving, unbelievable. CNN played them all night every second. Every time you turn down CNN, this is what you you heard you couldn't hear a word on these tapes

you couldn't hear any

they heard what they wanted to do it was pretty incriminating

well when you listen to these tapes I would say the electric

chair is probably coming

nothing on these tapes

the only thing we learned from the tapes

is and I didn't know this

he's not that thrilled with Michael Cohen in meetings yeah Yeah, he doesn't say much, does he? No, but I recognize that tone on his voice. Yeah. Sometimes when you talk, it's, oh, hey, yeah, but he's got that. All right, what's next? What's that? It's like trying to get him out of the office. In one of the tapes, you can hear a female voice that's rona his secretary now this would explain

some things remember we're talking about this yesterday attorney client privilege how can you use

these tapes it's attorney client privilege lawyers tell me if there's a third person in the room

if anybody else is there there's no attorney client privilege if you allow this conversation

take place in front of other people, no attorney-client privilege. And you can hear her at one point, because she says, I think she says, Richard called. That would be Richard Lefrax. He goes, Richard called. He wants to talk to you. So that means he's, and I always thought these are going to be phone tapes, but they're obviously in person. And obviously doors are open, other people are there. So that's why there's no attorney-client privilege. But riveting, listen to this. When it comes time for the financing, which will be... Listen, what financing? We'll have to pay you. So we'll pay for it. No, no. That's interesting. Because what financing? So we're going to have to pay her. No, no. That's interesting.

He goes, what financing? So we're going to have to pay her? Oh, okay. I mean, he wasn't even aware of this. So, no, no, no, no. He's one of those little too eager guys in a meeting. Oh, no, no, I got the, I got the, oh, I'll take care of this. And you hear Trump going, uh-huh, uh-huh.

I need to open up'll take care of this. And you hear Trump going, uh-huh, uh-huh.

I need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend David, you know, so that... That's David Pecker, National Enquirer. You know, he's making... I never realized, because he's a nice guy in real life, Michael Cohen, but he tries too hard in these meetings.

Open up a company means if you're going to make the payment, you'll set up a company to make the payment,

which means Delaware Corporation.

All corporations are formed in Delaware because they have the best laws to protect you corporation-wise.

And to open up a corporation, you fill out a form, it costs you 50 bucks.

It's no big deal.

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