All right. Happy Valentine's Day. It is February 14th. There is always love in the air at the Jim

Acosta show. Thank you for joining me on this Friday. I'm not so sure about the mood at the U.S.

Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York. Everything is not coming up roses there,

as top prosecutors in that office

have resigned over alleged pressure from the Justice Department to drop corruption charges

against Mayor Eric Adams in exchange for his help with Trump's mass deportations. You can see

Norm Eisenright there on the screen. He's with the contrary, and he joins me in just a moment to discuss.

I do want to get everybody caught up on this case because there are a few headlines to go over.

The New York Times reporting, Mayor Eric Adams, is facing calls to resign, quote, one day after a

fuller picture of the arrangement that led to the Justice Department seeking to drop corruption charges

against him began to emerge.

The Times says this. The revelations came in part from the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan,

Danielle Sassoon, who resigned rather than follow orders from Justice Department officials in Washington to drop the case.

She accused Adams' lawyers of negotiating for a dismissal in exchange for the mayor's help with Trump's immigration crackdown.

According to the Times, the lead prosecutor on the investigation, Hagen Scotton, resigned as well in a scathing undated letter.

He wrote that any federal prosecutor, quote, would know that our laws and traditions do not allow using the prosecutorial power to influence other citizens, much less elected officials.

Now, prosecutors don't just fire off letters of resignation like this.

It's very important stuff.

I'm going to ask Norm to respond in just a moment about I wanted to add this.

Mediaite reporting this morning

during a joint appearance with the New York City mayor on Fox and Friends this morning.

Trump borders are, Tom Homan, did you see this?

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