Brian on WNYC.

Did you hear that Mayor Adams might run for re-election as a Republican next year?

He wouldn't rule that out when asked about it on New York

1 on Friday. The party that's the most important for me is the American Party. I'm a

part of the American party. I love this country. With us now to talk about that and

more is New York One political anchor and New York Magazine columnist Errol Lewis.

And with Errol's law background, we'll also get his take on the hung jury on one of the Daniel

Penny subway chokehold killer charges and the charge the jury is still considering as we speak.

Also the possibility of Donald Trump as president pardoning January 6th rioters and

President Biden offering preemptive pardons to people who Trump World may go after, including

Lys Cheney, Adam Schiff, and Anthony Fauci. Also, Trump's vow to attack the 14th Amendment to

the Constitution, which includes birthright citizenship

for anyone born in this country and kind of tying it all together with Trump coming into office

and with our possibly party switching and pardon-hungry mayor still in charge here.

Errol has a New York magazine column called,

Will Eric Adams defend the city from Trump's mass deportation?

Errol, always great to have you on. Welcome back to WNYC.

Great to be with you, Brian.

And you gave me a shudder the other day when you posted on Thursday that it's now 201 days until the New York mayoral primary. That would make today

197 days. I don't know if anybody's ready yet. I don't know if people are, but people had better

get ready. I'll tell you that. I mean, you know how this goes, Brian, to an extent that I don't

know if people fully understand, these candidates are already out here.

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