Sunny Hostin Asks Eric Adams If He's Angling For A Trump Pardon
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Some insiders think the NYC mayor is avoiding criticizing Donald Trump in hopes of getting a pardon if he's convicted on corruption charges.
Embattled New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been suspected of cozying up to President-elect Donald Trump in hopes of getting a presidential pardon should he be convicted on corruption charges.
Adams was indicted in September amid allegations that he accepted luxury travel and campaign contributions from a Turkish official, as well as improperly accumulating $10 million in public funds over nearly a decade.
Adams has pleaded not guilty to the corruption charges and is helping his attorneys prepare for his trial in April.
But some insiders think he may also be pursuing a slightly different kind of legal strategy: refraining from criticizing Trump in hopes of getting a pardon if needed.
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