Mark Simone

Mixed signals are emerging between the USA and Iran, but why does the U.S. say the war is over while other reports suggest otherwise? Mark breaks down the reasoning behind the conflicting messages, which partly involves a key guard figure. He also notes that the USA is not dependent on oil from the Strait of Hormuz. Mayor Mamdani appeared on NBC's Meet the Press, where NBC gave him a notably favorable reception. Mamdani also commented on billionaires who are generating significant amounts of money. Mark interviews New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin. Kathy Hochul appears uneasy heading into the upcoming NYC gubernatorial race, as residents continue leaving the city due to rising costs. Hochul may be aligning herself closely with Mamdani to leverage his strong following for votes. NYC requires substantial funding to support its unions, and unions, in turn, support the democratic party. As for the Iran ceasefire, will it hold? The odds are roughly 50/50, with the Iranians sensing that Trump may be willing to back down. Billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have paid enormous sums in taxes, yet Socialists like Mamdani continue to argue it is not enough. Zohran Mamdani's speaking style is drawing attention as a reflection of Gen Z's political voice, fast-paced, polished, and articulate. Several mainstream media outlets, including the New York Times and The Atlantic, have allegedly published fabricated stories about FBI Director Kash Patel having a drinking problem, prompting him to pursue legal action against them. Lindsey Boylan, currently running for City Council, is a staunch Democrat. Mark interviews Fox Business analyst Charlie Gasparino. Charlie shares his perspective on Zohran Mamdani's stance that there shouldn't be billionaires and explains the behind-the-scenes economic value that billionaires provide. On a lighter note, ever since Mamdani hugged Mr. Met, the Mets have lost 11 games in a row. Coincidence? Bruce Blakeman could be a viable contender in the NYC gubernatorial race, though it is expected to be a tight contest.

Mixed signals are emerging between the USA and Iran, but why does the U.S. say the war is over while other reports suggest otherwise? Mark breaks down the reasoning behind the conflicting messages, which partly involves a key guard figure. He also notes that the USA is not dependent on oil from the Strait of Hormuz. Mayor Mamdani appeared on NBC's Meet the Press, where NBC gave him a notably favorable reception. Mamdani also commented on billionaires who are generating significant amounts of money. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin. Kathy Hochul appears uneasy heading into the upcoming NYC gubernatorial race, as residents continue leaving the city due to rising costs. Hochul may be aligning herself closely with Mamdani to leverage his strong following for votes. NYC requires substantial funding to support its unions, and unions, in turn, support the democratic party. As for the Iran ceasefire, will it hold? The odds are roughly 50/50, with the Iranians sensing that Trump may be willing to back down.

Billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have paid enormous sums in taxes, yet Socialists like Mamdani continue to argue it is not enough. Zohran Mamdani's speaking style is drawing attention as a reflection of Gen Z's political voice, fast-paced, polished, and articulate. Several mainstream media outlets, including the New York Times and The Atlantic, have allegedly published fabricated stories about FBI Director Kash Patel having a drinking problem, prompting him to pursue legal action against them. Lindsey Boylan, currently running for City Council, is a staunch Democrat. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews Fox Business analyst Charlie Gasparino. Charlie shares his perspective on Zohran Mamdani's stance that there shouldn't be billionaires and explains the behind-the-scenes economic value that billionaires provide. On a lighter note, ever since Mamdani hugged Mr. Met, the Mets have lost 11 games in a row. Coincidence? Bruce Blakeman could be a viable contender in the NYC gubernatorial race, though it is expected to be a tight contest.

Charlie shares his perspective on Zohran Mamdani's stance that there shouldn't be billionaires and explains the behind-the-scenes economic value that billionaires provide. On a lighter note, ever since Mamdani hugged Mr. Met, the Mets have lost 11 games in a row. Coincidence? Bruce Blakeman could be a viable contender in the NYC gubernatorial race, though it is expected to be a tight contest.

Alice in Spring Lake, NJ, called Mark to talk about how people at her church were saying that Communists would take over the world, and the people at her church, including the catholic pastor, warned her about it. Vincent in Brooklyn, NY, talks to Mark about how Kathy Hochul and Zohran Mamdani think it's amazing to have this Pied-à-Terre Tax that targets people with second homes. Vincent is super against this tax as someone who works in real estate.

Billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have paid enormous sums in taxes, yet Socialists like Mamdani continue to argue it is not enough. Zohran Mamdani's speaking style is drawing attention as a reflection of Gen Z's political voice, fast-paced, polished, and articulate. Several mainstream media outlets, including the New York Times and The Atlantic, have allegedly published fabricated stories about FBI Director Kash Patel having a drinking problem, prompting him to pursue legal action against them. Lindsey Boylan, currently running for City Council, is a staunch Democrat.

Kathy Hochul appears uneasy heading into the upcoming NYC gubernatorial race, as residents continue leaving the city due to rising costs. Hochul may be aligning herself closely with Mamdani to leverage his strong following for votes. NYC requires substantial funding to support its unions, and unions, in turn, support the democratic party. As for the Iran ceasefire, will it hold? The odds are roughly 50/50, with the Iranians sensing that Trump may be willing to back down.

Mara in Nevada called Mark to tell him how people in the USA were so happy when we took down the communists in Germany. Here we are in the USA right now, with many communists starting to take over the USA. Ted in Paramus, NJ, thinks the Pied-à-Terre Tax Governor Hochul is proposing could be illegal.

Mixed signals are emerging between the USA and Iran, but why does the U.S. say the war is over while other reports suggest otherwise? Mark breaks down the reasoning behind the conflicting messages, which partly involves a key guard figure. He also notes that the USA is not dependent on oil from the Strait of Hormuz. Mayor Mamdani appeared on NBC's Meet the Press, where NBC gave him a notably favorable reception. Mamdani also commented on billionaires who are generating significant amounts of money.

Mark discusses Hunter Biden and his legal woes, Nassau County wants to ban hourly hotel rates, Met Gala news, Amazon MGM is being accused of bribery, a documentary on SNL and its future, a new plane that can fly for 22 hours on 1 tank of gas, 7-11 changes the focus of their business, and the new sport gaining popularity.

The Strait of Hormuz is fully open as of today, Iran has announced, through the end of the ceasefire period. The stock market is soaring on the news, while oil prices are dropping. Zohran Mamdani's wife, Rama Duwaji, has apologized for the harmful social media posts she made years ago. Former Governor Cuomo's no-bail, no-jail law has contributed to a rise in major crimes in NYC by releasing repeat offenders back onto the streets, leaving the city at odds with its own residents. Mark interviews TV personality, Rhonda Shear. Rhonda's new Up All Night preview and show airs tonight on Roku! Mark asks Rhonda how she handles the heat while living in hot, humid Florida. NYC has also experienced a stretch of unusually hot days recently. Rhonda and Mark share an observation: "Watch how people walk." It says a lot about their character.  President Trump was asked about his thoughts on Eric Swalwell, and his response was a classic! Mark explains why people keep cutting the cord on streaming services: prices are rising fast. Pluto TV remains one of Mark's favorite free streaming options. President Trump continues his push to build a ballroom, but certain judges are moving to block the project. In addition, a new landmark called the Victory Arch is on the horizon, another ambitious build the President is championing. Ex-NBC anchor Brian Williams is launching a new podcast. Mark interviews NY Post Columnist Miranda Devine. Left-wing media networks, such as MSNOW, may need grief therapy in the wake of President Trump's recent accomplishments. Mark raises the question: Is the real problem for Democrats that they can't quite put their finger on what bothers them so much about President Trump? According to the latest reports, Hunter Biden has left the U.S. amid mounting legal bills, but is it true? Miranda did a deep dive into why the allegations surrounding Eric Swalwell were never brought to light earlier in his career, especially now as he eyes a run for governor.

The Strait of Hormuz is fully open as of today, Iran has announced, through the end of the ceasefire period. The stock market is soaring on the news, while oil prices are dropping. Zohran Mamdani's wife, Rama Duwaji, has apologized for the harmful social media posts she made years ago. Former Governor Cuomo's no-bail, no-jail law has contributed to a rise in major crimes in NYC by releasing repeat offenders back onto the streets, leaving the city at odds with its own residents. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews TV personality, Rhonda Shear. Rhonda's new Up All Night preview and show airs tonight on Roku! Mark asks Rhonda how she handles the heat while living in hot, humid Florida. NYC has also experienced a stretch of unusually hot days recently. Rhonda and Mark share an observation: "Watch how people walk." It says a lot about their character. 

President Trump was asked about his thoughts on Eric Swalwell, and his response was a classic! Mark explains why people keep cutting the cord on streaming services: prices are rising fast. Pluto TV remains one of Mark's favorite free streaming options. President Trump continues his push to build a ballroom, but certain judges are moving to block the project. In addition, a new landmark called the Victory Arch is on the horizon, another ambitious build the President is championing. Ex-NBC anchor Brian Williams is launching a new podcast. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews NY Post Columnist Miranda Devine. Left-wing media networks, such as MSNOW, may need grief therapy in the wake of President Trump's recent accomplishments. Mark raises the question: Is the real problem for Democrats that they can't quite put their finger on what bothers them so much about President Trump? According to the latest reports, Hunter Biden has left the U.S. amid mounting legal bills, but is it true? Miranda did a deep dive into why the allegations surrounding Eric Swalwell were never brought to light earlier in his career, especially now as he eyes a run for governor.

Left-wing media networks, such as MSNOW, may need grief therapy in the wake of President Trump's recent accomplishments. Mark raises the question: Is the real problem for Democrats that they can't quite put their finger on what bothers them so much about President Trump? According to the latest reports, Hunter Biden has left the U.S. amid mounting legal bills, but is it true? Miranda did a deep dive into why the allegations surrounding Eric Swalwell were never brought to light earlier in his career, especially now as he eyes a run for governor.

Katie from Deep River, CT, called in to chat with Mark about something she referred to as “Old Yankee Magazine,” prompting the question of whether he's familiar with Yankee Magazine. The conversation also touches on legendary actor and comedian Mel Brooks. Ben in New Jersey shares his knowledge of behind-the-scenes areas inside the Ed Sullivan Theater, along with stories about notable people he's encountered there.

President Trump was asked about his thoughts on Eric Swalwell, and his response was a classic! Mark explains why people keep cutting the cord on streaming services: prices are rising fast. Pluto TV remains one of Mark's favorite free streaming options. President Trump continues his push to build a ballroom, but certain judges are moving to block the project. In addition, a new landmark called the Victory Arch is on the horizon, another ambitious build the President is championing. Ex-NBC anchor Brian Williams is launching a new podcast.

Rhonda's new Up All Night preview and show airs tonight on Roku! Mark asks Rhonda how she handles the heat while living in hot, humid Florida. NYC has also experienced a stretch of unusually hot days recently. Mark shares an observation: " Watch how people walk, it says a lot about their character.

Mike in Florida called to talk about who the Rat Pack babes were. Larry in Astoria, Queens, NY, called to talk about the importance of proper training for handling crimes as a police officer, and how it should be incorporated into Police Academy training.

The Strait of Hormuz is fully open as of today, Iran has announced, through the end of the ceasefire period. The stock market is soaring on the news, while oil prices are dropping. Zohran Mamdani's wife, Rama Duwaji, has apologized for the harmful social media posts she made years ago. Former Governor Cuomo's no-bail, no-jail law has contributed to a rise in major crimes in NYC by releasing repeat offenders back onto the streets, leaving the city at odds with its own residents.

The U.S. naval blockade at the Strait of Hormuz is causing major economic damage to Iran, reportedly costing about $435 million per day and cutting off much of its trade. At the same time, a public feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV has sparked national debate over faith and politics, with Vice President Vance also weighing in. Meanwhile, New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani continues to gain attention, though concerns about his approach and temperament are emerging over his campaign promises. Mark interviews economist Steve Moore. Tax refunds are running larger than in recent years, with Trump's tax cut legislation playing a key role. Governor Kathy Hochul is proposing a new pied-à-terre tax on second homes in New York, a move that could have serious economic consequences, particularly as Florida, with its zero-state income tax, continues to attract residents looking for a more tax-friendly alternative. New York City's Doormen's Union may strike next week if a deal for better benefits isn't reached in time. President Trump is heading to Las Vegas to speak on taxes and the economy. Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster are facing major legal trouble after a landmark court ruling alleges that they illegally maintained monopoly power in the ticketing market. The verdict could cost Live Nation hundreds of millions of dollars and potentially force the company to sell some of its concert venues if the judge imposes penalties. Mark interviews WOR weeknight host Jimmy Failla. Eric Swalwell has become a flashpoint in the political debate, with some suggesting he is being used as a distraction from the Republican agenda, a move that is frustrating Democrats. And the clock is ticking for Late Night host Stephen Colbert: “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on CBS will air its final episode in May 2026.

The U.S. naval blockade at the Strait of Hormuz is causing major economic damage to Iran, reportedly costing about $435 million per day and cutting off much of its trade. At the same time, a public feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV has sparked national debate over faith and politics, with Vice President Vance also weighing in. Meanwhile, New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani continues to gain attention, though concerns about his approach and temperament are emerging over his campaign promises.  Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews economist Steve Moore. Tax refunds are running larger than in recent years, with Trump's tax cut legislation playing a key role. Governor Kathy Hochul is proposing a new pied-à-terre tax on second homes in New York, a move that could have serious economic consequences, particularly as Florida, with its zero-state income tax, continues to attract residents looking for a more tax-friendly alternative.

New York City's Doormen's Union may strike next week if a deal for better benefits isn't reached in time. President Trump is heading to Las Vegas to speak on taxes and the economy. Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster are facing major legal trouble after a landmark court ruling alleges that they illegally maintained monopoly power in the ticketing market. The verdict could cost Live Nation hundreds of millions of dollars and potentially force the company to sell some of its concert venues if the judge imposes penalties. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews WOR weeknight host Jimmy Failla. Eric Swalwell has become a flashpoint in the political debate, with some suggesting he is being used as a distraction from the Republican agenda, a move that is frustrating Democrats. And the clock is ticking for Late Night host Stephen Colbert: “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on CBS will air its final episode in May 2026.

Eric Swalwell has become a flashpoint in the political debate, with some suggesting he is being used as a distraction from the Republican agenda, a move that is frustrating Democrats. And the clock is ticking for Late Night host Stephen Colbert: “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on CBS will air its final episode in May 2026.

Joel in Florida called in to discuss President Trump's suggestion that Justice Samuel Alito may soon be replaced, following disagreements over his rulings. Vincent in Brooklyn, NY, called in to sound off on Zohran Mamdani's proposed $30 million supermarket plan and how he thinks it will play out.

New York City's Doormen's Union may strike next week if a deal for better benefits isn't reached in time. President Trump is heading to Las Vegas to speak on taxes and the economy. Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster are facing major legal trouble after a landmark court ruling alleges that they illegally maintained monopoly power in the ticketing market. The verdict could cost Live Nation hundreds of millions of dollars and potentially force the company to sell some of its concert venues if the judge imposes penalties.

Tax refunds are running larger than in recent years, with Trump's tax cut legislation playing a key role. Governor Kathy Hochul is proposing a new pied-à-terre tax on second homes in New York, a move that could have serious economic consequences, particularly as Florida, with its zero-state income tax, continues to attract residents looking for a more tax-friendly alternative.

Dave in Chicago called in to ask whether AI technology will play a significant role in the 2028 election, a question that is becoming increasingly relevant as artificial intelligence continues to shape how campaigns communicate, advertise, and reach voters. Kathy in North Carolina called in to discuss how actress Lucie Arnaz is not being investigated for allegedly making false claims about President Trump and his administration.

The U.S. naval blockade at the Strait of Hormuz is inflicting major economic damage on Iran, reportedly costing about $435 million per day and cutting off much of its sea trade. At the same time, a public feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV has sparked national debate over faith and politics, with Vice President Vance also weighing in. Meanwhile, New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani continues to gain attention, though concerns about his approach and temperament are emerging over his campaign promises. 

President Trump continued to speak his mind about Pope Leo's comments on peace regarding the war in Iran, which is driving Democrats and the left crazy. Trump claims the war is over, but is it really? A new accuser has stepped forward with allegations of sexual assault against Eric Swalwell, who has since resigned from Congress amid mounting accusations. Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has a new term for the President. Mark interviews Roger Friedman from Showbiz411. A new Broadway show from Billy Crystal is coming this fall, titled 860. It's a one-man show named after the address of the home he lost in the 2025 Palisades fires. Roger breaks down the new plays that are a must-see! Madonna has officially announced a new album, Confessions on a Dance Floor: Part II, due out July 3rd. There's also a rumor that Sabrina Carpenter may be joining Madonna on a new song. And Roger previews another great act coming soon to the tri-state area: Earth, Wind, and Fire. Ten years ago today, Apple announced it would be removing the headphone jack. Billionaire businessman Tom Steyer has had an interesting past, including a memorable moment dancing with rappers, and now wants to be California's next governor. Could he win? With Eric Swalwell out of the race, prediction markets have Steyer as the new frontrunner. Robots may take over combat in the future. And getting trucks into Manhattan to deliver food could be a major challenge for Mamdani's proposed new grocery stores. Mark interviews author Ann Coulter. Ann and Mark discuss President Trump's comments on Pope Leo and how they affected people emotionally. Ann believes Trump could have found a more measured way to address the Pope, given the deep religious beliefs at stake. The Eric Swalwell case is drawing comparisons to the Jeffrey Epstein case, and a key question remains: where is Swalwell's wife amid all these new allegations against him?

President Trump continued to speak his mind about Pope Leo's comments on peace regarding the war in Iran, which is driving Democrats and the left crazy. Trump claims the war is over, but is it really? A new accuser has stepped forward with allegations of sexual assault against Eric Swalwell, who has since resigned from Congress amid mounting accusations. Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has a new term for the President. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews Roger Friedman from Showbiz411. A new Broadway show from Billy Crystal is coming this fall, titled 860. It's a one-man show named after the address of the home he lost in the 2025 Palisades fires. Roger breaks down the new plays that are a must-see! Madonna has officially announced a new album, Confessions on a Dance Floor: Part II, due out July 3rd. There's also a rumor that Sabrina Carpenter may be joining Madonna on a new song. And Roger previews another great act coming soon to the tri-state area: Earth, Wind, and Fire.

Ten years ago today, Apple announced it would be removing the headphone jack. Billionaire businessman Tom Steyer has had an interesting past, including a memorable moment dancing with rappers, and now wants to be California's next governor. Could he win? With Eric Swalwell out of the race, prediction markets have Steyer as the new frontrunner. Robots may take over combat in the future. And getting trucks into Manhattan to deliver food could be a major challenge for Mamdani's proposed new grocery stores. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews author Ann Coulter. Ann and Mark discuss President Trump's comments on Pope Leo and how they affected people emotionally. Ann believes Trump could have found a more measured way to address the Pope, given the deep religious beliefs at stake. The Eric Swalwell case is drawing comparisons to the Jeffrey Epstein case, and a key question remains: where is Swalwell's wife amid all these new allegations against him?

Ann and Mark discuss President Trump's comments on Pope Leo and how they affected people emotionally. Ann believes Trump could have found a more measured way to address the Pope, given the deep religious beliefs at stake. The Eric Swalwell case is drawing comparisons to the Jeffrey Epstein case, and a key question remains: where is Swalwell's wife amid all these new allegations against him?

Hal from Freeport has a great idea for shipping produce into New York City, suggesting that using Penn Station to move goods from the north shore to the south shore of Long Island could be a viable solution. Danny from Long Island, New York, doesn't think Mamdani's proposed supermarket idea will succeed, pointing to the enormous effort and complexity required to operate a grocery store.

Ten years ago today, Apple announced it would be removing the headphone jack. Billionaire businessman Tom Steyer has had an interesting past, including a memorable moment dancing with rappers, and now wants to be California's next governor. Could he win? With Eric Swalwell out of the race, prediction markets have Steyer as the new frontrunner. Robots may take over combat in the future. And getting trucks into Manhattan to deliver food could be a major challenge for Mamdani's proposed new grocery stores.

A new Broadway show from Billy Crystal is coming this fall, titled 860. It's a one-man show named after the address of the home he lost in the 2025 Palisades fires. Roger breaks down the new plays that are a must-see! Madonna has officially announced a new album, Confessions on a Dance Floor: Part II, due out July 3rd. There's also a rumor that Sabrina Carpenter may be joining Madonna on a new song. And Roger previews another great act coming soon to the tri-state area: Earth, Wind, and Fire.

Sarah from Manhattan wonders how Hillary Clinton could even consider running for president again, given all the controversy surrounding her, including ties to the Epstein case, computer files, and more. Rich from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, finds it suspicious that some of the women accusing Eric Swalwell of sexual assault are only coming forward now, rather than speaking out sooner.

President Trump continued to speak his mind about Pope Leo's comments on peace regarding the war in Iran, which is driving Democrats and the left crazy. Trump claims the war is over, but is it really? A new accuser has stepped forward with allegations of sexual assault against Eric Swalwell, who has since resigned from Congress amid mounting accusations. Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has a new term for the President.

The escalating feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV intensified after Trump posted an AI-generated image on Truth Social depicting himself as a Jesus-like figure. The post came shortly after Trump blasted Pope Leo XIV, calling him “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign Policy” for criticizing U.S. military actions against Iran. Trump later deleted the image, telling reporters, “I thought it was me as a doctor,” and claiming it was meant to depict him as a Red Cross worker. Meanwhile, the U.S. has imposed a military blockade of Iranian ports along the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off Iran's ability to export oil and generate revenue, after weekend peace talks in Pakistan collapsed without a deal. Additionally, Rep. Eric Swalwell is now facing serious legal trouble, the Manhattan District Attorney's office has opened a criminal investigation into sexual assault allegations made by a former staffer, and Swalwell has since announced his resignation from Congress. Mark interviews Steve Forbes, Chairman of Forbes Media. Steve believes the U.S. may need to resume military hostilities against Iran before the conflict can be resolved, even as the Strait of Hormuz blockade puts mounting economic pressure on Tehran. He also touched on elements of the original Iran nuclear framework from the Obama era that may resurface in current negotiations under the Trump administration, although not in their entirety. The guys also turned to NASA's Artemis 2 mission, which pivoted its focus to the moon last week, and what that shift means for the future of the U.S. space program. Hillary Clinton has been making the rounds on numerous media outlets recently, sparking widespread speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run. Kamala Harris, meanwhile, has been weighing a bid for the California governor's seat. Joe Rogan's podcast is being credited by many as a significant factor in President Trump's 2024 election victory, given the wide platform it provided for Trump to reach new audiences. Harvey Weinstein begins his third criminal trial today. Mark interviews streaming host Bill O'Reilly. Bill discusses the challenges of operating as an independent media personality when competing against the resources of major broadcast networks. On the Trump-Pope Leo feud, Bill frames it as a clash of two fundamentally different worldviews, Trump's approach being rooted in solving geopolitical problems by force or leverage, while the Pope's perspective is grounded in religious and moral principles. He also weighed in on the AI-generated image controversy, suggesting that Trump depicting himself in a doctor-like or Christ-like role was not a good look politically. As for Hillary Clinton, Bill believes the odds are strong that she is laying the groundwork for a presidential campaign.

The escalating feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV intensified after Trump posted an AI-generated image on Truth Social depicting himself as a Jesus-like figure. The post came shortly after Trump blasted Pope Leo XIV, calling him “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign Policy” for criticizing U.S. military actions against Iran. Trump later deleted the image, telling reporters, “I thought it was me as a doctor,” and claiming it was meant to depict him as a Red Cross worker. Meanwhile, the U.S. has imposed a military blockade of Iranian ports along the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off Iran's ability to export oil and generate revenue, after weekend peace talks in Pakistan collapsed without a deal. Additionally, Rep. Eric Swalwell is now facing serious legal trouble, the Manhattan District Attorney's office has opened a criminal investigation into sexual assault allegations made by a former staffer, and Swalwell has since announced his resignation from Congress. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews Steve Forbes, Chairman of Forbes Media. Steve believes the U.S. may need to resume military hostilities against Iran before the conflict can be resolved, even as the Strait of Hormuz blockade puts mounting economic pressure on Tehran. He also touched on elements of the original Iran nuclear framework from the Obama era that may resurface in current negotiations under the Trump administration, although not in their entirety. The guys also turned to NASA's Artemis 2 mission, which pivoted its focus to the moon last week, and what that shift means for the future of the U.S. space program.

Hillary Clinton has been making the rounds on numerous media outlets recently, sparking widespread speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run. Kamala Harris, meanwhile, has been weighing a bid for the California governor's seat. Joe Rogan's podcast is being credited by many as a significant factor in President Trump's 2024 election victory, given the wide platform it provided for Trump to reach new audiences. Harvey Weinstein begins his third criminal trial today. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews streaming host Bill O'Reilly. Bill discusses the challenges of operating as an independent media personality when competing against the resources of major broadcast networks. On the Trump-Pope Leo feud, Bill frames it as a clash of two fundamentally different worldviews, Trump's approach being rooted in solving geopolitical problems by force or leverage, while the Pope's perspective is grounded in religious and moral principles. He also weighed in on the AI-generated image controversy, suggesting that Trump depicting himself in a doctor-like or Christ-like role was not a good look politically. As for Hillary Clinton, Bill believes the odds are strong that she is laying the groundwork for a presidential campaign.

Bill discusses the challenges of operating as an independent media personality when competing against the resources of major broadcast networks. On the Trump-Pope Leo feud, Bill frames it as a clash of two fundamentally different worldviews, Trump's approach being rooted in solving geopolitical problems by force or leverage, while the Pope's perspective is grounded in religious and moral principles. He also weighed in on the AI-generated image controversy, suggesting that Trump depicting himself in a doctor-like or Christ-like role was not a good look politically. As for Hillary Clinton, Bill believes the odds are strong that she is laying the groundwork for a presidential campaign.

Paul in Saratoga called Mark to ask about Donald Trump's negotiating style, particularly in relation to the war in Iran and issues surrounding oil. Bonnie in Toms River, NJ, says she knew Hillary Clinton was reemerging for a reason and asks how the country can move on from her.

Hillary Clinton has been making the rounds on numerous media outlets recently, sparking widespread speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run. Kamala Harris, meanwhile, has been weighing a bid for the California governor's seat. Joe Rogan's podcast is being credited by many as a significant factor in President Trump's 2024 election victory, given the wide platform it provided for Trump to reach new audiences. Harvey Weinstein begins his third criminal trial today.

Steve believes the U.S. may need to resume military hostilities against Iran before the conflict can be resolved, even as the Strait of Hormuz blockade puts mounting economic pressure on Tehran. He also touched on elements of the original Iran nuclear framework from the Obama era that may resurface in current negotiations under the Trump administration, although not in their entirety. The guys also turned to NASA's Artemis 2 mission, which pivoted its focus to the moon last week, and what that shift means for the future of the U.S. space program.

Loretta in Rye, NY, thinks Pope Leo should tone down his political rhetoric and focus more on Christian and Catholic values. Kay in Manhattan feels that Pope Leo isn't defending the right things.

The escalating feud between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV intensified after Trump posted an AI-generated image on Truth Social depicting himself as a Jesus-like figure. The post came shortly after Trump blasted Pope Leo XIV, calling him “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign Policy” for criticizing U.S. military actions against Iran. Trump later deleted the image, telling reporters, “I thought it was me as a doctor,” and claiming it was meant to depict him as a Red Cross worker. Meanwhile, the U.S. has imposed a military blockade of Iranian ports along the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off Iran's ability to export oil and generate revenue, after weekend peace talks in Pakistan collapsed without a deal. Additionally, Rep. Eric Swalwell is now facing serious legal trouble, the Manhattan District Attorney's office has opened a criminal investigation into sexual assault allegations made by a former staffer, and Swalwell has since announced his resignation from Congress.

President Trump has initiated a blockade at the Strait of Hormuz, a move expected to significantly impact Iran's and China's oil supply and production. Pope Leo and President Trump are engaged in a heated back-and-forth over the definition of peace, with both sides drawing on Christian values. U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell has suspended his campaign for California Governor following sexual misconduct charges. Mark interviews New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin. Michael argues that the New York Times has been spreading a significant amount of misinformation regarding President Trump's relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump has remained firm in his stance against allowing Iran to develop a nuclear weapon. Green Climate Change policies have driven up the cost of living in cities like New York City, making them far more expensive than cities that have embraced alternative energy approaches. The U.S. military's advanced technology is playing a major role in controlling activity at the Strait of Hormuz. Questions remain about what Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will pursue once he leaves office. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani marked his first 100 days in office this past weekend, announcing upcoming plans and promises while highlighting the city's progress on crime numbers. Former Mayor Eric Adams has since become an Albanian citizen. Mark interviews Republican candidate for Governor of New York, Bruce Blakeman. Bruce provides an update on how his campaign is progressing and has vowed that at 12:01 AM on his first day in office. He will pardon NYPD's “Cooler Cop,” Erik Duran. Bruce is fighting for his matching campaign funds, which he believes he is entitled to, and views the opposition as a Democratic effort to undermine his campaign. Mark and Bruce discuss the challenges of negotiating the cost of daily expenses in Albany. The conversation also touches on whether debates between Governor Hochul and Bruce Blakeman are on the horizon.

President Trump has initiated a blockade at the Strait of Hormuz, a move expected to significantly impact Iran's and China's oil supply and production. Pope Leo and President Trump are engaged in a heated back-and-forth over the definition of peace, with both sides drawing on Christian values. U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell has suspended his campaign for California Governor following sexual misconduct charges. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin. Michael argues that the New York Times has been spreading a significant amount of misinformation regarding President Trump's relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump has remained firm in his stance against allowing Iran to develop a nuclear weapon. Green Climate Change policies have driven up the cost of living in cities like New York City, making them far more expensive than cities that have embraced alternative energy approaches.

The U.S. military's advanced technology is playing a major role in controlling activity at the Strait of Hormuz. Questions remain about what Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will pursue once he leaves office. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani marked his first 100 days in office this past weekend, announcing upcoming plans and promises while highlighting the city's progress on crime numbers. Former Mayor Eric Adams has since become an Albanian citizen. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews Republican candidate for Governor of New York, Bruce Blakeman. Bruce provides an update on how his campaign is progressing and has vowed that at 12:01 AM on his first day in office. He will pardon NYPD's “Cooler Cop,” Erik Duran. Bruce is fighting for his matching campaign funds, which he believes he is entitled to, and views the opposition as a Democratic effort to undermine his campaign. Mark and Bruce discuss the challenges of negotiating the cost of daily expenses in Albany. The conversation also touches on whether debates between Governor Hochul and Bruce Blakeman are on the horizon.

Bruce provides an update on how his campaign is progressing and has vowed that at 12:01 AM on his first day in office. He will pardon NYPD's “Cooler Cop,” Erik Duran. Bruce is fighting for his matching campaign funds, which he believes he is entitled to, and views the opposition as a Democratic effort to undermine his campaign. Mark and Bruce discuss the challenges of negotiating the cost of daily expenses in Albany. The conversation also touches on whether debates between Governor Hochul and Bruce Blakeman are on the horizon.

Stuart in South Carolina called in to share his thoughts on Nikki Haley, describing her behavior during her time in South Carolina as particularly outrageous and underhanded. Chris in Manhattan, NY, called in to debate Mark on President Trump's actions regarding Iran and the Strait of Hormuz.