The Mark Simone Show

The ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran appears to be over after both sides exchanged fire. President Trump vows a hard line in response, with no new negotiations expected. Talks about the U.S. acquiring Greenland may be resurfacing. Pressure is mounting for Maine politician Graham Plattner to resign. Jeopardy! has brought on a new clue writer after years with the same person.

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She discusses her appearance on ABC's The View, airing today. Rhonda is interested in launching a celebrity podcast with Mark, and they share memories about classic TV and her past podcasts.

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Mike in Florida called in to share a light joke about the Pfizer building in NYC and reminisced about his time working in New York City as a stage manager. Richie in Connecticut called to discuss communism and its potential impact on the United States. He also talked about how socialism is being portrayed in the country and explained a law signed by Dwight Eisenhower years ago, considering how it might apply today.

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Mark breaks down what led to the steel beams at the old Pfizer building in Midtown Manhattan being at risk of collapse due to buckling yesterday. There are rumors about whether a Russia-Ukraine deal could happen before the midterms. Politicians note that the way people express themselves on social media today is similar to pre-social media times, just with a larger audience now. Mark also explains what a safe deposit box is and why people use them at banks.

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Kathryn in Waterford, CT, called in to talk about how staffing and money are being distributed in the education system, especially with student enrollment from kindergarten through 12th grade. Kevin in Long Island called in to talk about Late Night TV; his favorite was Craig Ferguson!

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President Trump’s idea for kids’ savings accounts could be a big deal down the line. The U.S. men’s soccer team is out of the World Cup after a loss to Belgium yesterday; Mark weighs in on FIFA. The war in Ukraine and Russia keeps dragging on, and there’s talk about what both countries should really focus on. Graham Plattner looks like he’s dropping out of the political race in Maine as Democrats back away. Power outages are still hitting New Jersey, and residents aren’t happy. In addition, in New Jersey, a BJ’s store had its roof collapse, which scared a lot of shoppers due to the recent storms. Mark interviews Boston radio host Howie Carr. They discuss whether Graham Plattner is really done in Maine politics. Howie gives his take on the state’s political scene. There’s a push from the communist movement that might be helping Republicans in the midterms. The Republican Party in Massachusetts has faded over time, and Howie talks about why. Breaking news from Manhattan: The old Pfizer building on 42nd Street started to buckle during construction, so it and nearby buildings were evacuated. President Trump is at the NATO summit today. He’s given Iran several chances to make a deal, but Iran recently fired missiles near the Strait of Hormuz, which may jeopardize the ceasefire again. Tyler Robinson, who’s accused of killing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, was in court yesterday and is back in a Utah courtroom today for more hearings. The NYC schools' budget might need an overhaul because of possible waste, and Zohran Mamdani is accused of shifting big money in the Department of Education budget. Mark interviews streaming host Bill O’Reilly. Bill shares some details about his new book and warns about Zohran Mamdani’s mindset, which he thinks is influenced by Mamdani’s father. They also talk about how tech could be fueling communism both here and around the world, with Bill giving his take on how it all works.

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President Trump’s idea for kids’ savings accounts could be a big deal down the line. The U.S. men’s soccer team is out of the World Cup after a loss to Belgium yesterday; Mark weighs in on FIFA. The war in Ukraine and Russia keeps dragging on, and there’s talk about what both countries should really focus on. Graham Plattner looks like he’s dropping out of the political race in Maine as Democrats back away. Power outages are still hitting New Jersey, and residents aren’t happy. In addition, in New Jersey, a BJ’s store had its roof collapse, which scared a lot of shoppers due to the recent storms. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews Boston radio host Howie Carr. They discuss whether Graham Plattner is really done in Maine politics. Howie gives his take on the state’s political scene. There’s a push from the communist movement that might be helping Republicans in the midterms. The Republican Party in Massachusetts has faded over time, and Howie talks about why.

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Breaking news from Manhattan: The old Pfizer building on 42nd Street started to buckle during construction, so it and nearby buildings were evacuated. President Trump is at the NATO summit today. He’s given Iran several chances to make a deal, but Iran recently fired missiles near the Strait of Hormuz, which may jeopardize the ceasefire again. Tyler Robinson, who’s accused of killing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, was in court yesterday and is back in a Utah courtroom today for more hearings. The NYC schools' budget might need an overhaul because of possible waste, and Zohran Mamdani is accused of shifting big money in the Department of Education budget. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews streaming host Bill O’Reilly. Bill shares some details about his new book and warns about Zohran Mamdani’s mindset, which he thinks is influenced by Mamdani’s father. They also talk about how tech could be fueling communism both here and around the world, with Bill giving his take on how it all works.

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Bill shares some details about his new book and warns about Zohran Mamdani’s mindset, which he thinks is influenced by Mamdani’s father. They also talk about how tech could be fueling communism both here and around the world, with Bill giving his take on how it all works.

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Breaking news from Manhattan: The old Pfizer building on 42nd Street started to buckle during construction, so it and nearby buildings were evacuated. President Trump is at the NATO summit today. He’s given Iran several chances to make a deal, but Iran recently fired missiles near the Strait of Hormuz, which may jeopardize the ceasefire again. Tyler Robinson, who’s accused of killing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, was in court yesterday and is back in a Utah courtroom today for more hearings. The NYC schools' budget might need an overhaul because of possible waste, and Zohran Mamdani is accused of shifting big money in the Department of Education budget.

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