Mr. New York, Mark Simone on W.O.R.

Well, we've got lots to get to today.

We'll get to Tom Brokhov and get to the bottom of that mess.

And then, oh, the White House Correspondence Dinner, the president is right.

Shut the thing down.

It's just an embarrassment.

Shut it down.

We'll get to Bill Cosby. He embarrassment. Shut it down. We'll get to

Bill Cosby. He's preparing himself for prison. We'll get to billions. We'll get to

Sheldon Silver. It could be the same thing. We'll get to Clinton. She's back. She's coming

back. We'll get to a lot, lots to talk about. We'll get to North Korea. So the White

House correspondent's dinner. That is just an embarrassing mess. It really is.

It's just, you know, listen, it's fine to spew that hatred and do those ugly jokes.

You want to do that, you know, go on Colbert, hold them March, you got CNN. You don't need to rent a ballroom and put on tuxedos to do that. It's just silly.

It was pretty mean.

Yeah, you know, remember Imas was at the White House Correspondents dinner one year?

And he crossed the line, although not badly. It wasn't anything as bad as this, but he went after Clinton.

And he was shunned by Washington and Democrats after that.

They never spoke to him again. They never went on his show again. He was, he horrified everybody.

It's a problem with that White House correspondent's dinner. We know that they're left-wing,

all the press. We know that they're liberals. We know they're Democrats. There's no secret about that.

But when you do a gala charity dinner, you've got to kind of pretend to hide that at least.

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