Eric Adams

Yeah. No, when you read the book, I don't remember all the names as he listed. He did a good job of documenting some of the case history of documenting. So I can't blurt out every name when I remember. But it's all in the book. He does an amazing job of documenting.

The case history, like you look at the case, both cases, there's a couple of cases like he goes into what was happening in the Justice Department under this previous the previous administration and how the number of people who were under investigation was just political people. You know, I mean, the book is a good book.

The case history, like you look at the case, both cases, there's a couple of cases like he goes into what was happening in the Justice Department under this previous the previous administration and how the number of people who were under investigation was just political people. You know, I mean, the book is a good book.

The case history, like you look at the case, both cases, there's a couple of cases like he goes into what was happening in the Justice Department under this previous the previous administration and how the number of people who were under investigation was just political people. You know, I mean, the book is a good book.

People told me when I criticized what was happening to our city around the migrants and asylum seekers, they said, Eric, they got many ways to come at you.

People told me when I criticized what was happening to our city around the migrants and asylum seekers, they said, Eric, they got many ways to come at you.

People told me when I criticized what was happening to our city around the migrants and asylum seekers, they said, Eric, they got many ways to come at you.

Right.

Right.

Right.

I think it's a combination of, you know, people use, people weaponize their authority in every business. You know, it's not only, it's not, you know, it's not just unique to politics. It becomes more costly when you're using prosecutors as a weapon against political opponents. You know, I mean, when you, I was, I'm facing 35 years in jail. No way. Wow. Think about it. I didn't know.

I think it's a combination of, you know, people use, people weaponize their authority in every business. You know, it's not only, it's not, you know, it's not just unique to politics. It becomes more costly when you're using prosecutors as a weapon against political opponents. You know, I mean, when you, I was, I'm facing 35 years in jail. No way. Wow. Think about it. I didn't know.

I think it's a combination of, you know, people use, people weaponize their authority in every business. You know, it's not only, it's not, you know, it's not just unique to politics. It becomes more costly when you're using prosecutors as a weapon against political opponents. You know, I mean, when you, I was, I'm facing 35 years in jail. No way. Wow. Think about it. I didn't know.

Think about it. Think about it. And it, and it, and it, and it costs me over $3 million personally. Right. Hold on. So think about this for a moment. You know what I'm saying? This is, this is, this is real shit.

Think about it. Think about it. And it, and it, and it, and it costs me over $3 million personally. Right. Hold on. So think about this for a moment. You know what I'm saying? This is, this is, this is real shit.

Think about it. Think about it. And it, and it, and it, and it costs me over $3 million personally. Right. Hold on. So think about this for a moment. You know what I'm saying? This is, this is, this is real shit.

Read Cash's book.

Read Cash's book.

Read Cash's book.

Here's what, you know, and this is the most difficult moment for me for the last 15 months, because everybody knows me as a fighter. Yeah. Everybody knows this guy never stopped fighting. This guy was in the police department, and he was criticizing the police department while he was in the police department. Which is— Everybody knows— Police don't love that. Right, that I'm a fighter.