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Thursday, January 1, 2026

On his final day in office, New York City Mayor Eric Adams sits down exclusively with Erin Molan for a candid farewell interview. In this New Year’s Special, Mayor Adams reflects on his time leading America’s largest city — from public safety, housing, and COVID recovery to the migrant crisis and the role of the media. He explains why he believes history will judge his tenure differently than the polls, speaks openly about political “lawfare,” and shares his disappointment with the Biden administration. Adams also discusses working with Donald Trump, his concerns for New York City’s future, rising ideological divisions, antisemitism, public safety, and what leadership requires in a deeply polarized moment. For the first time, he reveals what comes next after City Hall — and why technology, AI, and innovation will shape his next chapter. 📌 Subscribe for exclusive interviews and unfiltered global conversations:

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01:37 Eric Adams’ Final Day as NYC Mayor

03:17 How Eric Adams Feels Leaving Office

05:47 “History Will Judge My Mayoralty”

07:32 Lawfare, Biden & the Justice Department

09:02 Public Safety, Housing & Migrant Crisis

10:42 Donald Trump, Party Politics & the Future

12:32 What Comes Next After City Hall

14:32 Concerns About New York City’s Future

16:27 Media Bias, Journalism & Power

17:42 What Eric Adams Will Miss — And Won’t

18:42 The Moment That Defined His Mayoralty

19:27 “I Don’t Think There’s Anyone Cooler Than Me”

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