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The lead prosecutor in Eric Adams case resigned today.

Well, I don't know about it.

I mean, obviously I'm not involved in that.

Donald Trump's second term and the quid pro quo will be televised.

If he doesn't come through, I'll be back in York City.

And we won't be sitting on the couch.

I'll be in his office up his and we won't be sitting on the couch, I'll be in his office, up his butt.

Tonight, another stunning resignation and ultimatum from Trump's DOJ enforcer and new reporting on brazing corruption of justice unfolding in public view.

I don't think it's that he didn't want to pardon Adams.

I think it's that he did want leverage over Adams.

It reminds me, I think I said this yesterday, of the mafia cases I did.

Then as the vice president picks a fight with European allies,

new Republican outrage over rookie mistakes on the world stage.

President Trump will not allow anyone to turn Uncle Sam into Uncle Sucker.

And four weeks into the second term, the evidence that the Trump power grab can be stopped.

We have breaking news. Donald Trump has ceded control of the presidency to Elon Musk.

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Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. We are right now in the midst of the biggest scandal of the Department of Justice since Watergate in the

1970s. So far, seven prosecutors have quit the DOJ in protest of Trump's corrupt deal with New York

City's Democratic Mayor Eric Adams. In what can really best be described as a blatant quid pro quo,

the charges in Mayor Adams' federal bribery case have been conditionally dropped

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