Mark Simone

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Hour 1: When will gas prices drop? Apr 02, 2026

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Mark recaps President Trump's speech last night regarding the war in Iran, which will continue, according to the President; however, depending on the force against Iran, it may end sooner. Once oil prices drop back down, which is expected soon, gas prices will also drop. The Strait of Hormuz is expected to open freely without pressure. AG Pam Bondi is on the hot seat right now and could be removed by President Trump due to her handling of the Epstein files. Her replacement is Lee Zeldin if that decision is made. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews economist Steve Moore. Steve thinks gas prices will go down to around $3 per gallon once the Strait of Hormuz is opened more freely, allowing more ships to pass through. Oil is a globally traded commodity that affects gas prices. Does Wall Street overreact to news too intensely? Mark and Steve talk about what a fair share of wealthy individuals should pay.

Hour 2: Battle on birthright citizenship. Apr 02, 2026

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Coming to America so you can have a child, and your chance of becoming a United States citizen is normally high, but this is getting challenged in Supreme Court hearings after Presidnet Trump's administration is taking a deeper look at birthright citizenship rights in the USA. Donald Trump took shots at Bruce Springsteen after he was seen at a "No Kings" protest over the weekend, going against Trump and his policies. Watch out when you use Wikipedia; it may be influenced by left-wing ideology. In addition, AI may be getting most of its info from Wikipedia. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews WOR weeknight host Jimmy Failla. What was the point of the "No Kings" protest? It may have been a therapy season for TDS individuals. The Democratic Party is very good at coming up with simple attack lines for people who have trouble doing critical thinking for themselves. Jimmy and Mark talk about Trump's comments about singer Bruce Springsteen, and money is most likely involved.

Mark interviews WOR weeknight host Jimmy Failla. Apr 02, 2026

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What was the point of the "No Kings" protest? It may have been a therapy season for TDS individuals. The Democratic Party is very good at coming up with simple attack lines for people who have trouble doing critical thinking for themselves. Jimmy and Mark talk about Trump's comments about singer Bruce Springsteen, and money is most likely involved.

Mark takes your calls! Apr 02, 2026

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Edward in Smithtown, NY, called in to talk about his confusion about what's going on with oil in Texas. Mark helps him figure it out. Maria in Westchester, NY, calls Mark to tell him she and her 11-year-old grandson are listening and are praising Mark!

Mark's 11am Monologue. Apr 02, 2026

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Mark Interviews economist Steve Moore. Apr 02, 2026

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Steve thinks gas prices will go down to around $3 per gallon once the Strait of Hormuz is opened more freely, allowing more ships to pass through. Oil is a globally traded commodity that affects gas prices. Does Wall Street overreact to news too intensely? Mark and Steve talk about what a fair share of wealthy individuals should pay.

Mark takes your calls! Apr 02, 2026

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Brian in Greenwich, CT, called in to discuss how ICE agents have been polite at airports. Bill in Hamburg, NJ, called Mark to discuss the space programs, and he is unsure how they benefit us in our everyday lives.

Mark's 10am Monologue. Apr 02, 2026

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FULL SHOW: Big presidential speech tonight; Trouble for Blakeman. Apr 01, 2026

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President Trump will address the nation tonight at 9 PM with an update on the war in Iran. The President is also attending the Supreme Court hearing on Birthright Citizenship. Trump reports that Iran has undergone a regime change. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon issued a message to Wall Street urging calm amid volatile stock prices tied to the conflict in Iran. Mark interviews John Carney, editor of Breitbart Business News. John believes President Trump will announce tonight at 9 PM that the war in Iran is coming to an end. With the U.S. producing its own oil, the country may be able to sustain itself without relying on allies - but is that the right move? Wall Street may have overreacted to the war in Iran through heavy buying and selling of stocks. Economic data has been a mixed bag, with some numbers coming in strong while others fell short of consumer expectations. Tonight marks a moon launch that hasn’t taken place in many years. Republican candidate Bruce Blakeman has been denied public matching funds, which could impact his chances of winning - and Democrats may face scrutiny over the decision. Kristi Noem continues to face criticism for allegedly redirecting DHS budget funds intended for departmental improvements for personal use. A judge has blocked an order to cut funding for PBS and NPR. Mark interviews author Ann Coulter. Ann argues that Democrats are using race to justify preserving Birthright Citizenship, noting that the policy was originally rooted in freeing enslaved people. She also shares her take on reports that Don Lemon is considering a presidential run. Meanwhile, Kristi Noem’s political future appears uncertain, as her handling of DHS funds continues to weigh on her prospects for any future race.

Hour 1: Could Trump pardon Jerome Powell? Apr 01, 2026

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