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So we're about a quarter of the way through Trump's first 100 days.

And tonight, top leadership at the DOJ taking a very public stand against his push to reshape the department in his image.

I'm talking multiple resignations, sending shockwaves across the agency. They're

refusing to comply with his administration's orders to drop the corruption case against New York City

Mayor Eric Adams. The first to quit was the top prosecutor in the Adams case. Acting U.S.

Attorney for his Hudson's Supreme New York, Danielle Sassoon. Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Beauvais, who is Trump's former personal lawyer, then tried to turn to two other senior prosecutors at DOJ headquarters.

They wouldn't play ball either.

We're hearing as many as three other prosecutors have also resigned.

And you know, that phrase that popped up a lot,

the last, I don't know what, eight years, quid pro quo,

it's back.

Sassoon sent a scathing resignation letter to AG Pambandi

saying that she was baffled by the decision

to try to drop that case.

And she didn't pull a single punch. She accuses the

administration of politicizing the DOJ, weaponizing it. Sound familiar? Well, she says she can't

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