New York City Mayor Eric Adams resumed his participation in News 12’s call-in program this week, for the first time since he was indicted in September and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, bribery, and receiving campaign contributions from foreign nationals.
Adams appeared on the television show with News 12 Anchor Amanda Bossard, who moderated the 30-minute question and answer session known as “Ask the Mayor.”
When asked about the charges, Adams replied that he is looking forward to the opportunity to answer the inquiries that he’s facing.  
“I’ve lived my life as a member of the law enforcement community, and I’ve always held myself to high standards,” he said. “I must continue to do what I have done when this investigation first came to light—I must continue to run the city. And that’s what we’re doing.”…