Mark Simone

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Mark takes your calls! Mar 30, 2026

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Charlie in Oregon called in to discuss how Rene Good and Alex Pretti broke the law. Mike in St. James called in to ask Mark whether Congress approved the White House’s renovations.

Mark's 11am Monologue. Mar 30, 2026

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Iran struck major infrastructure targets, including an oil facility in Israel and a power plant in Kuwait. President Trump issued a stark warning: without a deal in the near future, Iran can expect further consequences. The New York Times published a highly controversial piece on President Trump’s plans for his ballroom. On a lighter note, the JFK love story film has become Disney+'s most-streamed drama ever, capturing the hearts of audiences, particularly women, across the country.

Mark interviews New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin. Mar 30, 2026

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What is the bigotry against Israel? Mark and Michael discuss why the United States may be getting involved in the war, potentially alongside Israel, and what has driven Jewish voters away from the Democratic Party. On the “No Kings” rally: the irony, as Michael and Mark point out, is that there was no king to protest in the first place. Meanwhile, anti-Semitism in New York City continues to rise, and Mayor Mamdani's proposed solutions seem to be doing more harm than good.

Mark takes your calls! Mar 30, 2026

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Mike in Florida called in to talk about the "No Kings" protestors and how they act like kings. Vincent in Brooklyn, NY, calls Mark and speaks about how Italy had its version of the "No Kings" march, and it was crazy!

Mark's 10am Monologue. Mar 30, 2026

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The “No Kings” protest took place this past Saturday and made quite a splash, drawing large crowds of demonstrators. Singer Bruce Springsteen performed in Minnesota, touching on the topic of ICE. Tiger Woods recently received a DUI, prompting a response from President Trump. Plus, did Curtis Sliwa have a behind-the-scenes conversation with Zohran Mamdani?

Mark's Weekend Bonus Segment — NOT HEARD ON THE RADIO! Mar 27, 2026

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Mark talks about older people moving back to NYC, new study shows late night hosts target Republicans, Journal of Health reports that eating the same thing every day leads to weight lose, people who wear the same outfit every day, President Trump making additional changes to the White House, Arnold Schwarzenegger re-making Conan the Barbarian, layoffs at CNN, the Oscars are moving to YouTube and Bill Cosby keeps getting sued.

FULL SHOW: Moving closer to getting TSA agents paid; Major protests are scheduled. Mar 27, 2026

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President Trump and Steve Witkoff are expressing strong confidence that Iran will accept a deal to end the conflict between the United States and Iran. The Senate has reached a DHS funding deal after Trump agreed to fund the TSA. ICE is not included in this package, which could raise concerns moving forward. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer arrived late to yesterday’s hearing on TSA funding, drawing frustration from many Republicans. Trump’s estate, Mar-a-Lago, has seen a significant increase in equity, and Mark breaks down the most valuable components of the property. Trump’s name is also likely to appear on U.S. paper currency in the future, and additional locations throughout Florida are considering renaming airports and streets in the President’s honor. Mark interviews Steve Forbes, Chairman of Forbes Media. He discusses the new technology being used in baseball to track balls and strikes, assisting umpires in making calls. Steve shares what he would tell President Trump if he called today and asked how things are going, and argues that the President should address the nation in detail about the war with Iran and lay out a clear strategy. Iran’s regime remains deeply unpopular, a fact that came as a surprise to former CNN anchor Don Lemon. March 28th has been designated “No Kings Day,” with major protests expected across the United States. Mark discusses how Savannah Guthrie’s mother could have gone missing, drawing parallels to past cases involving ransom notes, including a similar incident from Frank Sinatra’s life. Additionally, a Secret Service agent assigned to Jill Biden accidentally shot himself in the leg. Mark interviews radio icon Scott Shannon. Taylor Swift took home seven awards at Thursday night’s iHeartRadio Music Awards. In the music world, Paul McCartney has announced a new solo album titled The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due out May 29th. At the Mets’ home opener at Citi Field yesterday, Hamilton star Christopher Jackson stumbled over the words while singing the national anthem, sparking a strong reaction from the crowd.

Hour 1: Will there be a deal to end the war over the weekend? Mar 27, 2026

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Hour 2: Paul McCartney's new album! Mar 27, 2026

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Iran’s regime remains deeply unpopular, a fact that came as a surprise to former CNN anchor Don Lemon. March 28th has been designated “No Kings Day,” with major protests expected across the United States. Mark discusses how Savannah Guthrie’s mother could have gone missing, drawing parallels to past cases involving ransom notes, including a similar incident from Frank Sinatra’s life. Additionally, a Secret Service agent assigned to Jill Biden accidentally shot himself in the leg. Mark takes your calls! Mark interviews radio icon Scott Shannon. Taylor Swift took home seven awards at Thursday night’s iHeartRadio Music Awards. In the music world, Paul McCartney has announced a new solo album titled The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due out May 29th. At the Mets’ home opener at Citi Field yesterday, Hamilton star Christopher Jackson stumbled over the words while singing the national anthem, sparking a strong reaction from the crowd.

Mark interviews radio icon Scott Shannon. Mar 27, 2026

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Taylor Swift took home seven awards at Thursday night’s iHeartRadio Music Awards. In the music world, Paul McCartney has announced a new solo album titled The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due out May 29th. At the Mets’ home opener at Citi Field yesterday, Hamilton star Christopher Jackson stumbled over the words while singing the national anthem, sparking a strong reaction from the crowd.

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