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larry wilmore. s.e. cupp, and malik abdul. it's the weekend.joining the conversation at a table for five. good morning to you. i'm sara sidner in for abby phillip from here in new york. president trump doesn't generally cede the stage to anybody. we saw an exception to that this week. the world's richest man standing in the spotlight. elon musk is having quite a week. trump made him and his mysterious team even more powerful with the stroke of a pen. his federal government crushing doge continues to empty government agencies without much or any at all oversight. more and more workers are getting fired with little warning or explanation, and more states are now suing over what they call musk's unchecked and. unconstitutional power. musk, who is unelected, defended that power in the oval office, standing over the man who was elected to the office. sort of a surreal photo op, including musk's young son on the scene, making trump look a bit like he's playing second fiddle in another photo op with india's prime minister. must look like he was the he

live at the table adrienne elrod, malik abdul pete seat, alicia cross, and larry wilmore. americans with different perspectives aren't talking much to each other, but here they do. >> good evening to you. i'm sara sidner in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. the breaking news tonight, outrage and mass resignations after the justice department officially moved to dismiss federal corruption charges against new york city's mayor, eric adams. the move makes formal what many suspected might happen, but it is anything but normal. prosecutors in manhattan staged a revolt against the order from washington. more than a half dozen, with some with very deep conservative ties quitting en masse and making sure america knows why. writing there was some kind of deal. dropping the charges against adams is not justice, and that the justice department is bending to trump's will. the seventh federal prosecutor to quit just this afternoon. hagan scotten told main justice to locate another lemming to sign off on letting the new york mayor off. quote. i expect you will