Oct 14, 2026 · 2 hr 48 min · 69 segments
Outrageous and unpredictable, Sid Rosenberg, host of Sid & Friends In The Morning, connects with his audience because he is the audience. A native of Brooklyn, Sid is as New York as you can get –- he…
Sid RosenbergHost
Bruce BlakemanGuest
Mike LawlerGuest
Markwayne MullinGuest
Anthony D'EspositoGuest
Peter KingGuest
Rich LowryGuest
Noam LadenHost
David DonovanGuest
Sonia Rincon
NJ BurkettWith just three weeks until the election, the candidates for New York governor squaring off in a combative debate.
Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul and her Republican opponent, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, pulling no punches.
The big issue, affordability, immigration, and President Trump.
Eyewitness News reporter Sonia Rincon with what the candidates are saying as we come down to the wire.
Sonia?
Ash-Shade, no question Donald Trump dominated this debate with both immigration and affordability directly linked to the president, who is unpopular in New York heading into the midterms.
We got over 2,000 illegal migrants out of my county with criminal records ranging from rape, attempted murder, robbery, burglary, drug dealing, carjacking, gang activity, and that's because we cooperated with ICE, and we didn't raid one school, one hospital, one daycare center, or one church.
But the question was about the shooting last week in Marble Hill, whether they agreed with ICE agents' handling of the incident.
That's not how you conduct yourself.
It's out of control in Nassau County.
Kathy, it never would have happened but for your sanctuary policy.
You actually invite people into our state, give them free everything, and you don't care whether they're criminals or not.
But let me-
That's a bad policy
...
I, I, this is so absurd.
I have said, from the president on down, I said New York is not a sanctuary for criminals.
Not a sanctuary for criminals, full stop.
The governor adding that undocumented violent criminals should be removed.
We're overtaxed.
Our utility bills are too high.
With just three weeks until the election, the candidates for New York governor squaring off in a combative debate.
Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul and her Republican opponent, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, pulling no punches.
The big issue, affordability, immigration, and President Trump.
Eyewitness News reporter Sonia Rincon with what the candidates are saying as we come down to the wire.
Sonia?
Ash-Shade, no question Donald Trump dominated this debate with both immigration and affordability directly linked to the president, who is unpopular in New York heading into the midterms.
We got over 2,000 illegal migrants out of my county with criminal records ranging from rape, attempted murder, robbery, burglary, drug dealing, carjacking, gang activity, and that's because we cooperated with ICE, and we didn't raid one school, one hospital, one daycare center, or one church.
But the question was about the shooting last week in Marble Hill, whether they agreed with ICE agents' handling of the incident.
That's not how you conduct yourself.
It's out of control in Nassau County.
Kathy, it never would have happened but for your sanctuary policy.
You actually invite people into our state, give them free everything, and you don't care whether they're criminals or not.
But let me-
That's a bad policy
...
I, I, this is so absurd.
I have said, from the president on down, I said New York is not a sanctuary for criminals.
Not a sanctuary for criminals, full stop.
The governor adding that undocumented violent criminals should be removed.
We're overtaxed.
Our utility bills are too high.
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