The Mark Simone Show

Bruce explains how his campaign is going and the possible reasons why Governor Hochul is using attack ads against him like crazy. Tuesday night is the debate on NYC 1 between Bruce and Kathy Hochul. If local law enforcement were cooperating with ICE, last night's incident where an ICE agent shot a suspect may not have happened. 

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The Department of Homeland Security has asked the NYPD to work with ICE agents, but because of politics, they are refusing. Mayor Mamdani is under heat from people who are unhappy that he supported anything pro-Israel. The DOT in NYC is starting to go after parking spaces now to help reduce congestion. Manhattan's rent is averaging over $6000 a month. 

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Ed doesn't believe Republicans have a strong chance to win the midterms. Mark and Ed both break down what the GOP has to do to make it. President Trump is rallying around the country like crazy to promote the GOP. 

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Eddie in Huntington called in to talk about the federal guidelines regarding the shooting involving ICE in NYC. Phil in Suffolk County called in to talk about the debate in Michigan between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers for a Senate seat.

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Jaqueline in Brooklyn, NY, called in to talk about polling at the polling places. Stan in Astoria called in to speak about the hosts on CBS News' morning show.

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More information is coming out about the sticking points that made Mayor Mamdani livid about the ICE suspect who was detained and thrown into jail last night in NYC. Joe Rogan renewed a contract with Spotify. David Ellison, the new owner of CNN, said they will not mess with the network. 

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Mike in Florida called Mark to compare prices in Florida to those in New York when it comes to living. Hal in Freeport thinks the ICE shooter should be thrown into a pool of piranhas that will bite him for committing crimes.

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A man was shot by an ICE agent in New York City's Marble Hill, with a 5-year-old in the car. Mayor Mamdani held a late press conference to speak about it, going after ICE. According to ICE, the suspect was an illegal criminal. President Trump and Mamdani allegedly had a 2-hour phone call about releasing the man the ICE agent shot. Mark breaks down yesterday's debate between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan. 

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President Trump will be heading out throughout the country to do campaign rallies. Mark has his schedule. Baseball player Roger Clemens gave Trump the Presidential Medal of Freedom at his Texas rally this week. The Yankees are officially eliminated from the playoffs after losing three games to the Tampa Bay Rays at Yankee Stadium last night. Governor Kathy Hochul has displayed a new way to beat fare beaters at the subway by installing new gates at the subway stations. Starbucks is now closing 250 stores across North America.  Mark takes your calls!  Mark interviews economist Steve Moore. Steve gives us an update on the amount of money people are taking home in their paychecks, and it changed how it did in the first part of Trump's term due to tax advantages. 64 percent of New Yorkers think New York should get rid of the state's income tax. What is the future looking like for nuclear plants and power? The outlook looks good for energy reasons.

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Mayor Mamdani was booed and berated by pro-Israel protesters waving flags at the NYC Oct. 7 memorials, who went after the mayor for his views on antisemitism. The competition is heating up between Bruce Blakeman and Governor Kathy Hochul, and many pollsters say there's an advantage for Republicans, as Mark explains. Headlines continue to surface about Christa Pike after her lethal injection didn't kill her the first time, as her attorney fights this. Mark gives us an update on Cornell University's gang rape case and the recent Russian plague, along with another potential virus that could be unleashed. New texts show the United States ambassador to Greece and a Trump 2020 campaign advisor, Kimberly Guilfoyle, seeking about $100,000 and offering access to Trump officials, which is getting her in big trouble now.  Mark interviews WOR weeknight host Jimmy Failla. Jimmy and Mark dive into Mamdani's actions yesterday, including attending an event promoting Israel and then going to a Palestinian restaurant on the anniversary of October 7th. Dems stole President Trump's idea of running on affordability. Many of the super-left-wing socialists are very involved in making the world a socialist world. The Trump accounts that are set up are doing a lot of good for kids by having a $1000 contribution when they are under 18, and the Dell family is making major contributions to it, and 70 million kids have been signed up for this already.  Mark dives into the anniversary of October 7th yesterday and how some of the events went. Do you know how much congressmen get paid? It's a lot lower than you might think, usually starting at the $100,000 mark. Many congressmen and women bill taxpayers for many things.  President Trump will be heading out throughout the country to do campaign rallies. Mark has his schedule. Baseball player Roger Clemens gave Trump the Presidential Medal of Freedom at his Texas rally this week. The Yankees are officially eliminated from the playoffs after losing three games to the Tampa Bay Rays at Yankee Stadium last night. Governor Kathy Hochul has displayed a new way to beat fare beaters at the subway by installing new gates at the subway stations. Starbucks is now closing 250 stores across North America.  Mark interviews economist Steve Moore. Steve gives us an update on the amount of money people are taking home in their paychecks, and it changed how it did in the first part of Trump's term due to tax advantages. 64 percent of New Yorkers think New York should get rid of the state's income tax. What is the future looking like for nuclear plants and power? The outlook looks good for energy reasons.

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