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O'Reilly: Senator Schumer's Approval Rating Drops to 20-Year Low
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According to the Siena poll. And they interviewed a whole bunch of people but wouldn't tell us how many. So that's not good. Sienna, if you're listening to this, tell us how many people you interviewed. All right. Senator Schumer's approval has hit a 20 year low. Okay. And that's because of he signed on to pass the Republican budget. So the Democrats don't like him and the Republicans never liked him. And that's why he's getting hammered. And Chuck is not really, you know, I think his best days are well behind him. To be kind. All right, first question. Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion about Chuck Schumer? Favorable 39%. Unfavorable. 49. Okay, second question. Do you have favorable or unfavorable about Kathy Hochul? Favorable, 44. Unfavorable, 43. Whoa. She came up a little. Okay. Came up four points since March on that one. And I'm not sure why that is. I think people feel she may get a. Some reform in Albany, but I'm not sure. Final question. Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of Alexandria Ocasio Cortez? Surprising. In the state of New York, almost half registered voters polled by Siena say they like her. 47% like AOC. 33% do not. No opinion. 20. It's a high number because she's a congressman in the Bronx and Queens and upstate know her, but she's pretty radical left. And I think that New York state is a hardcore radical loon factor of about 30%, which is much higher than most states. So 30% of us living in New York state are crazy left. I'd say another 30% are moderate left. And then 40% are either traditional conservative or libertarian. And that gives obviously the Democratic Party a huge advantage. Now how does that play out? Well, in New York City, which is the bastion of ultra liberalism, far leftism, and that's why AOC got such a high number, because most people live in New York City, eight and a half million. And in the metro area, 16 million. It's amazing. If you look at the populations of other countries, there are more people in New York City than Denmark, than Belgium. I mean, we just dominate. And there's no state that has a city the size of New York. Louisiana is second. They have half. Although Louisiana county, which is huge. Humongous. That's the biggest county in the country. But the city is very, very liberal. Why is that? A lot of foreign born people live in New York and they are dependent on the foreign on the state government and the federal government for entitlements. That is a big, big factor. Okay. So my family, raised in Levittown, would never accept a dime from the government, ever, at any time, even during the greater Depression. My grandfather was a police officer. But the O'Reilly's from the turn of the 20th century, I don't know what they did before that because they came over in the late 1860s. We just wouldn't take any money from the government. It was like, you're working no matter what, you'll find something to do and earn money. And that's how I was raised. There was just no way. But that mentality is not shared widely here in New York City or state. And that's why you have a dominance of the Democratic Party, which is the giveaway party. All right. Do we all understand? I hope we do.