David Folkenflik

Yeah, he's touting it as a signature achievement.

Yeah, he's touting it as a signature achievement.

Yeah, he's touting it as a signature achievement.

You're right that this has been a perilous political time for Adams. He's facing criminal charges for allegedly accepting illegal campaign contributions and doing favors for foreign benefactors. Many of his top aides and even top police officials have been tied up in a series of separate state and federal investigations. So this is definitely a win.

You're right that this has been a perilous political time for Adams. He's facing criminal charges for allegedly accepting illegal campaign contributions and doing favors for foreign benefactors. Many of his top aides and even top police officials have been tied up in a series of separate state and federal investigations. So this is definitely a win.

You're right that this has been a perilous political time for Adams. He's facing criminal charges for allegedly accepting illegal campaign contributions and doing favors for foreign benefactors. Many of his top aides and even top police officials have been tied up in a series of separate state and federal investigations. So this is definitely a win.

And like you said, a chance to change the narrative. But New York City is not exactly a national leader on bold moves to address housing shortages. California already permits property owners to add an extra unit on their lots. Columbus, Ohio, Minneapolis and Austin have all approved major changes to fuel more development.

And like you said, a chance to change the narrative. But New York City is not exactly a national leader on bold moves to address housing shortages. California already permits property owners to add an extra unit on their lots. Columbus, Ohio, Minneapolis and Austin have all approved major changes to fuel more development.

And like you said, a chance to change the narrative. But New York City is not exactly a national leader on bold moves to address housing shortages. California already permits property owners to add an extra unit on their lots. Columbus, Ohio, Minneapolis and Austin have all approved major changes to fuel more development.

And those are far more ambitious plans than the one that New York City just passed.

And those are far more ambitious plans than the one that New York City just passed.

And those are far more ambitious plans than the one that New York City just passed.

Well, housing takes a long time to build, and this is a 15-year plan. So, you know, developers and property owners need to submit plans. They need to get permits, and construction takes years to complete. So I don't think we're going to be seeing cranes going up on our blocks tomorrow, but in the near future.

Well, housing takes a long time to build, and this is a 15-year plan. So, you know, developers and property owners need to submit plans. They need to get permits, and construction takes years to complete. So I don't think we're going to be seeing cranes going up on our blocks tomorrow, but in the near future.

Well, housing takes a long time to build, and this is a 15-year plan. So, you know, developers and property owners need to submit plans. They need to get permits, and construction takes years to complete. So I don't think we're going to be seeing cranes going up on our blocks tomorrow, but in the near future.

Thanks for having me.

Thanks for having me.

Thanks for having me.

The former colleague tells NPR that Hegseth once even groped her bottom at a Manhattan bar. She asked not to be identified for fear of retribution. Hegseth came to prominence as the host of Fox & Friends Weekend. Hegseth's attorney, Timothy Palatori, called the allegation a false claim. Through a spokesperson, Fox tells NPR that it had not received complaints about that accusation.

The former colleague tells NPR that Hegseth once even groped her bottom at a Manhattan bar. She asked not to be identified for fear of retribution. Hegseth came to prominence as the host of Fox & Friends Weekend. Hegseth's attorney, Timothy Palatori, called the allegation a false claim. Through a spokesperson, Fox tells NPR that it had not received complaints about that accusation.