Eric Adams | 110th Mayor of New York City | 08-13-25

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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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Stav Cohen | IDF Special Forces Reservist | 08-13-25

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IDF special forces reservist Stav Cohen joins Sid live in-studio to discuss the speaking tour in New York he's currently engaged in to share his experiences from the battlefield. The discussion covers Cohen's multiple deployments to Gaza, the media's portrayal of the conflict, and the misconceptions about Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu. Cohen reflects on the intense and horrific nature of the conflict, his personal losses, and the frustration he feels towards misinformation about Israel. The conversation also touches on Cohen's future deployment and sentiments towards political figures critical of Israel.

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Gregg Jarrett | Fox News Legal Analyst | 08-13-25

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Gregg Jarrett, Fox News Legal Analyst, calls into the program to touch upon the crime situation in Washington DC and New York, with Jarrett criticizing the statistics and supporting aggressive actions taken by President Trump to deploy the National Guard in D.C. The conversation also delves into the GOP investigation involving figures like Obama, Hillary Clinton, Brennan, Clapper, and Comey, focusing on allegations of a conspiracy to frame Trump. The upcoming meeting between Trump and Putin is another key topic, with Rubio's thoughts on the potential outcomes, particularly regarding sanctions and Ukraine's potential NATO membership.

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Frank Morano | NYC Councilman | 08-13-25

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Frank Morano, Councilman of the New York City Council for the 51st district, joins Sid to talk about the recognition Sid's show has gained, and an upcoming fundraiser event that both Sid and Frank will attend on Staten Island. The duo highlight the significance of the event, which will feature prominent Republican figures, and how interested parties can join. The conversation then pivots to the current political landscape, featuring insights into the NYC mayoral race, the strength of polls, and prospective candidates for upcoming elections. Frank Morano emphasizes the dedication and talent of Sid's radio team and expresses his views on important political issues like bail reform and the potential candidacy of Elise Stefanik for governor.

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Episode 17: How Bureaucracy and Neglect Fail Animals in NYC and Beyond

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Curtis and Nancy Sliwa cover a full slate of urgent animal issues, starting with Curtis’s mayoral run and the launch of Protect Animals, the first independent political line focused solely on animal welfare. They recount a Staten Island gathering of 500 animal rescuers and outline goals like no-kill shelters and tougher penalties for abusers. They examine the death of Lady, a 15-year-old NYC carriage horse, and the stalled “Ryder’s Law” aimed at ending the industry. The Sliwas also expose NYCHA’s mistreatment of feral cats, highlight Amsterdam’s new canal staircases to save cats from drowning, discuss the euthanasia of a moose in upstate New York, and share research on the decline of blue whale songs off California linked to environmental change.

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