This is CBS, Iron the World.

I'm John Batchel.

I welcome my colleagues Andrew McCarthy, National Review Online,

Thadis McCutter, American Greatness,

to comment on an event that is breaking news all around us.

Not Liberation Day, nothing to do with foreign policy.

This is the mayor of New York, Eric Adams,

and his ordeal with federal courts with the White House,

and now what you'd have to say with the media,

because it is reported that a judge named Ho has released Eric Adams from the indictment of corrupt offices.

There's a formal name for it, but it's corruption as a mayor.

And there are two words that are used that are critical to understand what the excitement's about.

The two words I learned from a column by Andy McCarthy in National use that are critical to understand what the excitement's about.

The two words I learned from a column by Andy McCarthy and National Review Online, with

prejudice or the alternative is without prejudice.

These are lawyerly terms, but we need to explore them.

Andy, a very good evening to you.

What does it mean?

Why is this so critical? Why is everybody so excited about it good evening good evening John and

that yes well basically it comes down to something that's very akin to double

jeopardy if a case is dismissed with prejudice what that means is worth

prejudice to the government's ability in the future to

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