New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday delivered his most thorough public defense to date since his indictment on federal bribery charges.

Mayor Eric Adams met with senior administration officials Monday, just hours before his lawyer is expected to address his historic indictment. Over the weekend, Adams reiterated he would not resign, and his schedule remained full Monday morning.

The mayor has taken a slow, pronounced walk to his seat at the table, front and center before the cameras. But on Tuesday, at his first press conference at City Hall since he was indicted on corruption charges,

Mayor Eric Adams accused the feds of illegally leaking secret grand jury information to the media and called on the Manhattan judge overseeing his criminal case to intervene in a new motion filed early Tuesday.