Eric Adams’ Kettle Cooking Management | New Yorker

this Eric Adams The New York City era began with questions about whether a vegan mayor is ordering bran Midtown Italian Restaurant Run by several old friends with felony crimes, food-related issues have indeed never stopped. The former policeman’s “nightlife mayor” insists that everything he does is kosher, but He and his colleagues Repeatedly falling into snacks – a faint plant’s cruelty, triviality and asinine behavior. He had a police commissioner resigned after his twin brother was accused of shaking the bar and restaurant. According to the lawsuit, one of Adams’s senior aides and old police partner was in charge of the contract ruled by an immigration ruling, a lawsuit called debris by subordinates because he once said: “I have to get mine.” Another top aide, Ingrid Lewis-Martinalready facing corruption charges, including accepting money from the merchant who helped his son start the Chick-Fil-A franchise. Adams himself was sued for accepting meals last fall Other free gifts Arranged by a representative of the Turkish government in exchange for a fast tracking building permit. (Everyone denied misconduct, ridiculous or otherwise.) On Wednesday, when the mayor’s close adviser apparently tried to stuff cash into Herr’s hot and sour cream powder and juice powder chips, snacks, upgrades and a handful of favors seemed to reach the peak of the flavor.

The incident occurred in Harlem. Katie Honan, a tenacious city hall reporter for the nonprofit newsroom This citywhere Adams won the redefinite, desperate, long competition to win the redrawn new campaign office. For the past four years, Honan has been a worm of Adams’ Apple, scoring on SCOOP scores about drama, irrelevant and government conspiracies. Her handheld video tapes entered and left the city hall while refusing to answer her questions, which would be one of the lasting artifacts of the city’s political era. “Are you trying to remember it?” Honan asked Adams at a 2024 press conference after the mayor was caught by the FBI and claimed he had forgotten his password. “Is it someone’s birthday?”

During the office opening, Honan discovered that Winnie Greco was a longtime Adams fundraiser who served as a paid liaison for the city’s Chinese community and briefly disappeared from Adams last year after being scrutinized by federal investigators last year. (Greco reportedly lived in a suite at the Queens Hotel, which has an urban contract to accommodate a formerly incarcerated person. The two walked into the Whole Foods on 125th Street. Greco handed Honan to an open chip with a frown at the top. “Honan thought it was a snack offer, and she told Greco more than once that she couldn’t accept the chips, but Greco insisted she kept them.” This city Written in one article Published Wednesday night.

Greco left, and as Honan looked into the bag, she found a red envelope full of money. “I can’t accept it. When can I return it to you?” Honan texted Greco. Greco initially said they could meet, but then stopped responding. Huo Nan went to her office, where she handed her schoolbag to the editor. They contacted the city’s investigation department. “There is a possible law enforcement investigation, and no envelopes are opened or internal money is calculated.” Investigators from the Brooklyn U.S. Attorney’s Office came quickly to grab the bag, but had not been done before. This city Edit to make it in Cup shooting. Honan’s colleagues called Greco, and she begged them to “forget this” and call her attorney. “I made a mistake,” she said. “I’m sorry. It’s a culture. I don’t know. I don’t understand. I’m sorry. I feel very sad now. Sorry, dear.” Greco’s lawyers took a similar attitude. “I can see that it looks weird,” he told This city. “But I assure you that Winnie’s intentions are purely innocent. In Chinese culture, money is often given to others with friendship and gratitude.”

Earlier this year, Adams Agree The Trump administration withdraws on federal corruption charges. He insisted that his actions were not wrong, either an indictment (a favor from the Turkish government) or a new kinship with the president (he made a new kinship with the president (he made an implicit promise to go with icelarge-scale parenting campaign). But Adams has hardly tried to illustrate the actions of many of his aides facing their own investigation. Just this morning, Lewis-Martin was handed over four new bribery charges, one of which was linked to the activity of the mayor’s residence, Gracie Mansion. (She pleaded not guilty.) Investigations of Greco and others, including former senior New York Police Department officials, are probably still in the guts of the federal bureaucracy. Adams dressed up wisely at best when he showed misconduct by his friends, allies, subordinates and appointed people. “We are shocked by these reports,” said the mayor’s re-strategy spokesperson. This city Wednesday, in response to the story of cash in the chip bag. “He has always demanded the establishment of the highest moral and legal standards, and his sole focus remains on serving the people of New York City in an upright way.”

This kind of boilerplate has always been unbearable, now just like Adams Zohran Mamdanithe Democratic candidate is somewhat ineligible to serve as the office that he repeatedly turned into a national joke. From the outset, Adams insisted that the media wanted to make him stand out – he often left a special contemptuous smile for Honan during his recent weekly press conference when he was suspended – but if anything, he got leeway. He surrounds himself with clowns, freaks and obvious bad news and asks the public to swallow it. He tried to live in rough airline upgrades, straw donors, club late at night and restaurants run by his friends, self-communication of his colleagues, a league with Trump. Finally, the chip bag may have summed up him. He was cooked in a kettle. ♦