The Mark Simone Show

The recent death of a laboratory worker in Siberia is sparking international concern, reminiscent of how COVID-19 started. President Trump is considering suspending the federal gas tax. Mayor Mamdani is praising the city's recent safety news in New York City. The Emmy Awards will move to Amazon Prime. Cornell University has hired lawyer and former United States Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates as the investigator in the Cornell University gang rape case. Starbucks' sugar-free labels are accurate, according to a spokesperson, after some people said they might not be.    Mark interviews Fox News reporter Eric Shawn. It's Fox News's 30th anniversary today! Shawn and Eric reminisce about how the channel has developed over the years. The two share wonderful memories.  Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's days are numbered, and top Democrat Ro Khanna had some harsh words for Schumer. Cornell University's gang rape case has been the top story for a few weeks now. Former President Joe Biden made an appearance at the Newport car show, which surprised people, as Jay Leno was there. Many Jewish New Yorkers are very scared of what could happen today, since it's the anniversary of October 7th, a huge antisemitic day.  Mark interviews Editor of Breitbart News John Carney. Mark and John talk about the current state of the economy and how many people may not think it's as bad as the polls say it is. John explains this thinking regarding saving for a rainy day. The stock market is up a lot because companies and the economy are doing well. A new report states that people are taking home more than ever due to working more hours on hourly wages; however, they didn't keep up with inflation.  Congress is thinking of getting rid of the nickel, which comes after the penny, which is getting phased out. There was a town hall yesterday for Skydance, the new name of the Paramount and Warner Bro's discovery merger, and Anderson Cooper took on David Elision about what the future of CNN will look like. Layoffs are on the horizon for the new merger also. State Assemblyman Carl Heastie was caught partying in Rio with a high-profile NY lobbyist, an ex-Dallas Cowboy, but no one will admit who paid for this trip, so who could it be? A Sebastian Maniscalco channel is coming to SiriusXM, and many comedians are angry at him, signing petitions about his show going on.  Mark interviews author Ann Coulter. Ann and Mark talk about the recent updates on the Cornell University alleged rape case and how fraternities were back then compared to today. Ann went to Cornell and explained the aggressiveness of male students at colleges. Jane Doe, who is the alleged victim, is changing the story about what happened to her, which is hurting her a lot. 

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The recent death of a laboratory worker in Siberia is sparking international concern, reminiscent of how COVID-19 started. President Trump is considering suspending the federal gas tax. Mayor Mamdani is praising the city's recent safety news in New York City. The Emmy Awards will move to Amazon Prime. Cornell University has hired lawyer and former United States Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates as the investigator in the Cornell University gang rape case. Starbucks' sugar-free labels are accurate, according to a spokesperson, after some people said they might not be.    Mark interviews Fox News reporter Eric Shawn. It's Fox News's 30th anniversary today! Shawn and Eric reminisce about how the channel has developed over the years. The two share wonderful memories. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's days are numbered, and top Democrat Ro Khanna had some harsh words for Schumer. Cornell University's gang rape case has been the top story for a few weeks now. Former President Joe Biden made an appearance at the Newport car show, which surprised people, as Jay Leno was there. Many Jewish New Yorkers are very scared of what could happen today, since it's the anniversary of October 7th, a huge antisemitic day.  Mark takes your calls!    Mark interviews Editor of Breitbart News John Carney. Mark and John talk about the current state of the economy and how many people may not think it's as bad as the polls say it is. John explains this thinking regarding saving for a rainy day. The stock market is up a lot because companies and the economy are doing well. A new report states that people are taking home more than ever due to working more hours on hourly wages; however, they didn't keep up with inflation.   

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Congress is thinking of getting rid of the nickel, which comes after the penny, which is getting phased out. There was a town hall yesterday for Skydance, the new name of the Paramount and Warner Bro's discovery merger, and Anderson Cooper took on David Elision about what the future of CNN will look like. Layoffs are on the horizon for the new merger also. State Assemblyman Carl Heastie was caught partying in Rio with a high-profile NY lobbyist, an ex-Dallas Cowboy, but no one will admit who paid for this trip, so who could it be? A Sebastian Maniscalco channel is coming to SiriusXM, and many comedians are angry at him, signing petitions about his show going on.    Mark takes your calls!    Mark interviews author Ann Coulter. Ann and Mark talk about the recent updates on the Cornell University alleged rape case and how fraternities were back then compared to today. Ann went to Cornell and explained the aggressiveness of male students at colleges. Jane Doe, who is the alleged victim, is changing the story about what happened to her, which is hurting her a lot.     

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Ann and Mark talk about the recent updates on the Cornell University alleged rape case and how fraternities were back then compared to today. Ann went to Cornell and explained the aggressiveness of male students at colleges. Jane Doe, who is the alleged victim, is changing the story about what happened to her, which is hurting her a lot. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Randall in Maryland called in to talk about something crazier than picking strawberries and pumpkins, and it's picking.......   Barbara in Tarrytown, NY, calls Mark to say that she uses cash to pay for things.  

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Congress is thinking of getting rid of the nickel, which comes after the penny, which is getting phased out. There was a town hall yesterday for Skydance, the new name of the Paramount and Warner Bro's discovery merger, and Anderson Cooper took on David Elision about what the future of CNN will look like. Layoffs are on the horizon for the new merger also. State Assemblyman Carl Heastie was caught partying in Rio with a high-profile NY lobbyist, an ex-Dallas Cowboy, but no one will admit who paid for this trip, so who could it be? A Sebastian Maniscalco channel is coming to SiriusXM, and many comedians are angry at him, signing petitions about his show going on. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark and John talk about the current state of the economy and how many people may not think it's as bad as the polls say it is. John explains this thinking regarding saving for a rainy day. The stock market is up a lot because companies and the economy are doing well. A new report states that people are taking home more than ever due to working more hours on hourly wages; however, they didn't keep up with inflation.   

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arthur in Cedarhurst called in to ask Mark about measles cases in New York.    Gerry in Greenwich, Connecticut, called in to talk about Bernie Sanders' wealth and how he promotes affordability.   

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Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's days are numbered, and top Democrat Ro Khanna had some harsh words for Schumer. Cornell University's gang rape case has been the top story for a few weeks now. Former President Joe Biden made an appearance at the Newport car show, which surprised people, as Jay Leno was there. Many Jewish New Yorkers are very scared of what could happen today, since it's the anniversary of October 7th, a huge antisemitic day. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.