This is the Mark Simone show.

On the voice of New York, 710 W.O.R.

Well, Rob Astorino, a great broadcaster, should have been the governor, was the county executive,

so he knows a lot about inside government.

Rob Astorino, how you doing?

I'm doing good, better than this state and city, that's for sure. So if you had been

governor like you should have been, what would be different right now with the migrants?

They would not be in New York. And I would put my foot down from the very beginning. We would not be

waving them in. We would not be giving them assistance.

We would be fighting the right to shelter. We would have stopped the planes. And we would have been

putting them on buses back to another state. So a lot would be different. And, you know, it's

actually reflecting in the polls. A new Sienna poll came out today, Mark. And it's interesting, you know, Adams, believe it or not, still is a positive in New York City, 4542.

Hockel is underwater across New York State.

Even Biden, by God, is underwater in New York, 4650, and only leads Trump by 13 points, 4734.

But here's the amazing thing.

62% of New Yorkers, New York City residents, want migrants relocated out of the city.

So much for these progressives, this is a sanctuary city, All Lives Matter. Blah, blah, blah. Get out of here. You're starting to bother us. Yeah. No, seriously, I agree. And look at Bruce Blakeman, Nassau County Executive, who went on television Thursday and said, you're not welcoming. No migrants here. You can't come here. We'll get rid of you. You were a county executive. There's no reason you can't say that, is there?

No, there isn't. But you can do it by actions and saying we're not going to provide services.

We're not going to provide shelter. In my case, in Westchester, where the county executive actually

runs and oversees the county airport that they were using

for these flights to land and transport, hell no, you're not landing here in Westchester.

You're not using us as your vehicle for illegal immigration importation. No way. But now, of course,

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