Eric Adams, serving as the 110th mayor of New York City, returns to Sid & Friends in the Morning after a 17-month hiatus, to discuss his time away from Sid's air waves and the reason for the hiatus, before he delves into various topics pertaining to New York City. Key points include concerns about recent unfavorable poll numbers, emphasizing the importance of election campaigns and highlighting his administration's achievements, such as increased housing, reduced crime, and job creation. The mayor also talks about his stance on immigration, sanctuary city policies, and his disagreements with federal and state policies. Furthermore, Adams defends his actions during past crises in the city and outlines his continued commitment to law and order. Throughout the discussion, Adams reflects on his relationships with political figures like President Trump and opponent Andrew Cuomo. The interview concludes with Adams expressing confidence in his re-election, while addressing concerns about quality of life and civil services in New York City.
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