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morning, growing calls for the mayor of new york city to step down or be removed by the governor. >> kathy hochul. >> fight back, remove eric adams. >> for of mayor eric adams. top deputies resigned yesterday, days after the former u.s. attorney in manhattan and six other federal prosecutors also resigned in protest. they claim the justice department agreed to drop bribery and fraud charges against adams in exchange for the mayor cooperating with president trump's immigration crackdown. >> there is no one who believes that this wasn't a quid pro quo. if it wasn't a quid pro quo, why did all of those folks in the department of justice? why did the acting u.s. attorney, who had been appointed by the trump administration, why would they have resigned? >> adams says there was no quid pro quo. >> you have departures. >> this happens in his career. i must continue to lead, not, you

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clifton used to come here with his grandparents in the 60s. >> people ask, what was your grandfather? what were your grandfather's great decision? was it the marshall plan? was it point four? was it the truman doctrine? no. picking key west for a vacation spot. there you go. his grandchildren can still come down here. >> their names carry a lot of benefits and a lot of responsibility. tweed recounted being held to a higher standard in school, all because of his last name. >> mr. roosevelt. it's all right for the other boys to do that, but it's not all right for you to do it. that was the most valuable lesson i learned in all my four years at college. some people joined the army. some people do this, some people do that. we're stuck with but are happy to do this. >> we're stuck with this. >> they come from republicans and democrats, but party affiliation has never slowed the mission. how do you escape the policy discussions? >> we don't i mean, we do and we don't. we try not to wallow in it. and we and we listen to each other and we try to be

supportive. but we've all been talking lately, given the given the, the state of the world. so we're missing something that if we're lucky, we'll be able to put some of it back. one of. >> the. >> things that all of our ancestors had in common was a great love for the country, and great respect for the institution of the presidency, regardless of politics. and that's something that we all share as well. >> at the heart of this group is the respect for the institution. >> even after he ran for president, and one. >> they're trying to make their famous last names their own, pushing the legacy forward, especially this holiday. >> and presidents day is an opportunity to begin to remind people of what their civic duties are. everybody seems to know their rights, but they seem to have forgotten that those rights come with duties. one of the things we're trying to do is help americans understand what their role is, so that democracy will survive.

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