Eric Adams Defends Meeting With Trump, Cites Need for Persistence
Forbes Breaking NewsJune 7, 20251 min2,399 views
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- 🎯 Mayor Adams addressed questions about his meeting with President Trump, acknowledging that his social media posts may have raised expectations.
- ❓ He was asked directly if he had obtained anything "tangible" from the meeting, especially after President Trump stated they spoke about "next to nothing."
The Nature of Political Negotiations
- 💡 Adams explained that meetings are often about presenting thoughts and advocating for solutions, and that tangible results take time.
- 🔁 He drew parallels to his own experiences in Albany, where he repeatedly advocated for issues like involuntary removal and criminal justice reform, often leaving meetings with "nothing" initially.
- 🗣️ He emphasized that the process involves persistence, returning to meetings, and continuing to advocate until agreements are reached.
Advocating for New Yorkers
- 💰 Adams stated his specific goals for the meeting included discussing the Empire Win issue and advocating for a chip plant in the Bronx.
- 🤝 He clarified that not every meeting yields immediate results, and that ongoing communication, including phone calls and informal chats, is part of the process.
- ✅ Adams affirmed his commitment to continue trying on behalf of New Yorkers, regardless of initial outcomes.
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