You know, I'm getting the feeling that it's all over for Mayor Eric Adams.

I'm just getting that feeling here.

You know, I don't know anything concrete about that,

other than every week it's another, not scandal, but another dubious occurrence for the mayor.

So now his chief advisor and friend, Ingrid Lewis Martin, had to quit yesterday because she says she's going to get indicted.

I am being falsely accused, she says.

And her lawyer is the guy we had on last week.

Arthur Adala.

And Arthur is representing her.

And it's about some kind of exchange where she took stuff in exchange for her influence. That's what

this is all about, peddling influence and getting concrete things for that. Now, here's why

I think Adams is toast. Number one, I know this for a fact that the former governor of New York,

Andrew Cuomo, is ready to go against him. Quomo is hanging back to see how all of this

federal investigation stuff works before he makes an announcement. He's going to have to announce Cuomo by spring,

because the election is next year.

And I think Cuomo's going.

Got the money.

He wants to rehabilitate himself. He wants redemption because he got booted out of

the governorship. And Adams doesn't have a lot. You know, I Dala is a good lawyer, and we'll probably

have him on about this whole mess in New York City. But remember, New York City, and I know a lot of you

couldn't care less about it, but it is the most powerful city in the country by far. And those of

us who live in the metro area, 16 million of us, we have to go in and we've all seen the

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