Conversations With Coleman Eric Adams to Cuomo: ‘Get Out’ and Let Me Beat Mamdani
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Jul 8, 2025 
Eric Adams, the Mayor of New York City and a former NYPD captain, shares insights from his tumultuous political journey. He discusses challenging figures like Zohran Mamdani and calls for Andrew Cuomo to step aside. Adams opens up about his traumatic childhood experience with police brutality and how it shaped his career. The conversation touches on urban issues, including NYC’s rat problem, e-bike regulations, and the need for community-led initiatives to restore safety and cleanliness in the city.
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Eric Adams' Police Beating Story
- Eric Adams was brutalized by police at 15 but chose to join the NYPD to fight abuse from within.
- This traumatic experience fueled his lifelong commitment to quality policing and community safety.
Real Policing Needs vs Media Narrative
- Public sentiment often contrasts with elite media narratives about policing needs.
- Most New Yorkers want quality police presence, not fewer officers.
Mamdani's Rise Explained
- Mamdani's rise represents mobilization of youthful anger over intersecting social issues.
- However, low voter turnout means many New Yorkers' voices remain unheard, affecting election dynamics.