Brian and Larry on WNYC.

There's some breaking Eric Adams news this morning.

We're going to bring it to you, having to do with the indictments.

Yesterday, he held his first news conference at City Hall since the indictment,

and it was very different from the typical Tuesday general news conference that he does.

As many of you know, our lead Eric Adams reporter, Elizabeth Kim, comes on most Wednesdays,

as she is doing right now after the mayor's

Tuesday news conference. So Liz, welcome back to WNYC. You work here. Welcome back to the show,

and happy Wednesday. Happy Wednesday, Ryan. What's the breaking news? The breaking news is that

the AP is reporting that prosecutors say they may bring additional

charges against New York City's mayor and indict others in the corruption case.

I'm emphasizing the word may because I think this was something that legal experts had

from the beginning when the mayor was initially indicted said was a possibility.

But I guess hearing them say it, according to the AP, is important.

You know, and it's very, it's bad news for the mayor.

Why would they say that publicly if they haven't already decided to bring the charges?

I mean, the lawsuit that the mayor filed against the prosecutors is on alleged leaks,

you know, telling the press things about the investigation that should, by usual grand jury

rules, be private until and unless there's an actual indictment. That's not to say that that,

that will stand up in court or that's even an accurate charge, but that's the claim he's making.

And now on, on the very next day,

somebody from the prosecutor's office is saying to the AP, well, we may bring more charges.

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