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How Eric Adams’ downfall led him straight into Trump’s arms

Editorial Board Published January 25, 2025
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“People often say, you know, ‘Well you don’t sound like a Democrat, and you seemed to have left the party.’ No. The party left me, and it left working class people,” stated Adams, who’s operating for reelection as a Democrat in opposition to the backdrop of 5 federal legal prices.

The roughly 50-minute interview with Carlson, one in all Donald Trump’s most ardent allies, is Adams’ newest try to attraction to the president, who expressed a willingness to pardon him for his crimes. It additionally represents a break from Adams’ previous attitudes towards Carlson. Throughout his 2021 mayoral run, Adams stated he didn’t “want or need the support of Tucker Carlson, or anyone else who perpetuates racist, anti-immigrant propaganda.”

However a legal case clearly modified his outlook. Extra lately, Adams’ makes an attempt to curry favor with the president have been downright pathetic, however with out the assistance of his constituents, Adams may want to herald the massive weapons.  

Throughout his dialog with Carlson, Adams criticized each the Biden administration and Democrats’ immigration insurance policies, which he as soon as claimed threatened to “destroy New York City.” He additionally stated that the indictment in opposition to him was politically motivated. 

“You complained about allowing hundreds of thousands of illegals and this indictment was punishment for complaining,” Carlson stated.

“That is clearly my belief,” Adams confirmed.

Later, Carlson questioned why Republican-led states shouldn’t bus asylum seekers to New York Metropolis. For years, crimson states like Texas have spent thousands and thousands of {dollars} busing immigrants to blue cities like New York in what quantities to a merciless political stunt.

“Isn’t it fair to send all their illegals here because you guys welcome them?” Carlson requested, nodding to the truth that New York is a sanctuary metropolis, which means it goals to defend immigrants from unwarranted enforcement actions, together with arrest or deportation. 

“No, we’re not welcoming them. Let me be very clear,” he stated, including that former President Joe Biden and his aides as soon as informed him to tamp down his criticism concerning the inflow of immigrants to assist the celebration through the 2024 presidential election. 

“Basically, be a good Democrat, Eric,” Adams stated. “That was the basic overall theme.”

“It appeared to me there was a bigger focus on the national election and not on what it was doing to the cities,” Adams later stated, nodding to the inflow of immigrants in New York Metropolis that officers estimate prices $5 billion.

The interview aired on the Tucker Carlson Community Tuesday night however, as Politico experiences, was by no means promoted on the mayor’s public schedule. A spokesperson for Adams additionally informed the outlet that it was Carlson who requested the interview.

“Mayor Adams does not believe we should be living in silos and speaking into echo chambers,” the spokesperson stated in a press release. “At a time the place our nation is so divided, the mayor believes we should escape of our consolation zones and communicate with everybody—even these we could not at all times agree with.“


Eric Adams at Donald Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025.

Whereas Adams, at occasions, gently refused a few of Carlson’s claims, it was a comparatively pleasant chit-chat. However the timing of it’s fascinating, because it comes amid elevated hypothesis that Adams is angling for a presidential pardon forward of his April trial. Adams, who was first elected in 2021, pleaded not responsible to the federal prices of bribery, conspiracy, wire fraud, and two counts of illegally soliciting a marketing campaign contribution from a overseas nationwide.

Since at the very least October, Adams has tried to play good with Trump and different Republicans. That month, after Trump defended Adams and urged that each of them had been unfairly “persecuted,” Adams prevented criticizing Trump. 

Now Adams is finished enjoying coy. Shortly after Trump’s reelection in November, Adams requested a gathering with Trump’s incoming border czar, Tom Homan, then later danced round whether or not he’d take into account switching events. Adams was a registered Republican from 1995 to 2002 earlier than turning into a Democrat.

Certainly, if celebration switching or, on the very least, cozying as much as Republicans who’re near the president, is the way in which to win favor with Trump and the GOP, Adams’ most up-to-date interview and actions would recommend he’s all in.

On Monday, Adams scrapped his public schedule to make the trek to Washington, D.C., after the Trump administration prolonged a last-minute invite to his inauguration. Adams, who virtually begged Trump for a ticket, made the pilgrimage within the wee hours of the night time. He had met with the president in Palm Seashore, Florida, merely days prior. 

“Inauguration Day is a sacred American tradition. Our country has been through so much, and every president has the honor and responsibility to protect and lead the American people,” Adams wrote on X. “I believe there’s much we can achieve working alongside the federal government as we support our city’s values and fight for New Yorkers.”

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Inauguration Day is a sacred American custom. Our nation has been by way of a lot, and each president has the dignity and accountability to guard and lead the American folks.

On MLK Day, like Reverend Dr. King stated, we should put partisan politics apart to do what’s finest for…

— Mayor Eric Adams (@NYCMayor) January 20, 2025

Even when the interview with Carlson was only a formality, Trump is reportedly lapping up Adams’ curiosity in his administration. 

Based on Rolling Stone, the president’s allies have rightly referred to as Adams “thirsty” for Trump’s consideration and even questioned when the “actual begging and love letters start.”

Adams is unlikely to be reelected later this 12 months, so possibly his newfound fealty to the GOP is a part of his backup plan as soon as he’s out of workplace. Or possibly he’s angling for a job in Trump’s Cupboard. 

In spite of everything, it’s a revolving door of senior-level directors.

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