"It's not on my schedule. I have a slew of other meetings with a group of various dignitaries. I have really been focusing on the continent of Africa and seeing how we can build better relationships and trade. I have a great job and I want to continue that job. Voters make that decision so those hypotheticals don't exist with me."
"This has been going on and on for weeks and it's hurt my fundraising and it's hurt my endorsers...but you have to deal with this and keep moving. I'm in this race and I'm going to continue to run. Imagine the arrogance that's attached to someone predicting what's going to happen tomorrow...God is in charge of my life. Whatever happens next in my life, I'm looking forward to it."
"Our inability to talk to each other...and SOME of Zohran's voters are just disrespectful...The language that they use is just unbelieveable. And this political violence can turn into physical violence as we saw with Charlie Kirk. You may not agree with what he stated or his position, but isn't that what America is? America is a place where you are allowed to voice your disagreement. When it turns into a bullet and not a ballot, we are moving in the wrong direction."
Mayor Adams will not accept a job in the Trump administration and intends to remain in his mayoral post. He is focusing on strengthening relationships and trade with Africa. He says voters decide leadership and dismisses hypotheticals. Rumors and ongoing controversy have harmed his fundraising and endorsers, with $4 million in campaign funds tied up. He warns that disrespectful rhetoric from some supporters risks escalating from political to physical violence. He defends ABC and News 12 as fair local outlets. He opposes decriminalizing prostitution, citing harm to quality of life and trafficking concerns.
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