Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis - Empire State O’Reilly: Migrant Issue

Episode Date: October 26, 2023

Bill analyzes the impact of the migrant issue on New York State. Originally only available in the New York City area, Bill’s Empire State O’Reilly commentary addresses local New York issues, but those issues have implications, impact the country, and mirror problems in other states. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I have a brand new Siena College poll. Sienna College small outside of Albany, New York. We played them in football when I was at Marist. I report that, though, I think we beat them all three times in my college career, but I think so. But anyway, the poll is Democrat 48 percent, Republican 22 percent. So it's not a fair poll. And they do that because they say, well, there are far more Democrats registered in the state of New York than Republicans, which is true. But if you're trying to gauge public opinion, you've got to do it in a little bit different way, in my opinion, my humble opinion.

But I'm going to give you what the poll results are because they are interesting. Remember, almost half those who are answering are Democrats. question is new york state on the right track or the wrong track right track 34 wrong 52 don't know 14 don't know love that all right question two looking back over the past 20 years do you think that migrants resettling in new york have been more of a benefit or a burden benefit 32. Burden 54. No opinion, nine. Third question. How serious a problem do you think the recent influx of migrants coming to New York state is serious? 84%. Not serious? 12%. Don't know three. Okay. Now, that's a big one. 84%. This is a serious problem. And he's might.

migrants coming on in here. Final question, do you agree or disagree with Mayor Adams that the influx of migrants will destroy New York City? Agree 58, disagree 32. So migrants, obviously, a huge, huge emotional issue and is all Joe Biden's fault. And I mean that literally, because I've gone over this before, I'll repeat. it again. I don't want to be redundant, but tomorrow, when he wakes up around noon, he can sign an executive order that says the United States will not process any asylum claims for a year.

That puts an end to the migrants because then they have no authority to be here at all. None. You send them right back to Mexico. Right? Hard. No. Biden knew it? No. Why? Biden doesn't care. If you listen to this broadcast tonight from the whole broadcast, you'll see the theme of unsolved problems all falling at the feet of the President of the United States who just won't solve them, won't engage. It's just staggering to me as a historian. I mean, I saw it. I saw it. Jimmy Carter, close, I interviewed Jimmy Carter. He was terrible. He had no solutions to anything. Biden's worse. At least Bush, who was doddering, Bush the younger, you know, he had a grasp of it.

He tried. Biden doesn't even try. Fentanyl deaths. I don't really care. So fentanyl. And his own city, a kid was a drug out of, you think he'd have some emotion invested in it? No. So when you get half the recipients of this Sienna polling saying that migrants are a disaster at a rate of, not half, it was an 82%. You know critical mass has been reached. Now, I just gave you a federal solution. Local solution, there isn't one. because it's just not enough money to support the hundreds of thousands of migrants that are coming here.

New York State don't have many money. I remember with the highest tax state in the union now, you can tax people more. We're going to get into tomorrow the hundreds of thousands of people leaving New York State, and the main reason they're leaving is taxes. That's the main reason. And social disorder, there's congestion, there's a whole bunch of other reasons. The main is you can't keep the money you earn. State will steal it from you in every way.

And now they'll have to steal more to pay for the migrants.