It's the Brian Laird Show on WNYC. Welcome back everybody. I'm Matt Katz, reporter in the WNYC

newsroom, and I'm sitting in for Brian today. Last week was a big one for federal prosecutors in New York.

In addition to search warrants served on several members of the Adams administration, including

the police commissioner and the school's chancellor, which prompted Mayor Adams to compare himself

to the biblical figure Job. We have another extraordinary corruption scandal with international intrigue up in Albany,

with Linda Sun, a former deputy chief of staff to Governor Hockel, who was also in aid to Governor Cuomo,

arrested in charge with acting as an agent of the Chinese government.

To find out more about her role in both administrations, how she's alleged to have used her government access to benefit China, and for the latest on the investigations into people

in the Adams administration, I'm joined by my colleague John Campbell, who covers the New York

State Capitol for WNYC

and Gothamist.

Hi, John.

How about last week?

My goodness.

It was certainly a doozy, as Molly Ball just said.

It was a doozy up here too.

So let me just start with what we've learned about the City Hall investigation since that's

been the most recent.

There's now several, it turns out, federal investigations, inquiries, reviews into City

Hall.

And they appear to not all be about the same thing.

One around the police commissioner, another around other members of Adams' inner circle,

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