Liz Hoffman
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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The Don Lemon Show · HOT TOPICS | Is This The End Of Diddy?! - June 27th, 2025 · 27 Jun 2025
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Absolutely not.
But, you know, they and a bunch of other, you know, financial companies have created, you know, big sort of satellite regional offices in places like Dallas and Nashville and in Virginia, in Florida, in Utah and in Colorado.
These are, you know, like...
growing cities that frankly offer employees a lot too.
And so you have a bit of a push and pull and, and look, do I think these guys are going to have a temper tantrum and pick up all of their toys and leave?
No, but a, a lot of them don't live here in the first place, which, you know, undercuts some of their whining and,
But also, I don't know.
I think the iron grip that New York has on certain kinds of business, I think has been slipping for a number of years.
And when you sort of look out to where the global economy is going, you can see a world in which it's a little less central.
By the way, the people who are really freaking out right now are the real estate guys because their assets can't be moved, right?
They own the buildings.
And so they are particularly exercised right now.
You know, percent of richest New Yorkers leave.
It will do something for home prices.
But but at the cost of a huge hollowing out of the tax base in a way that I don't think would be very helpful.
Look, the people who choose to run for mayor of New York always feel like there has to be something a little wrong with them.
It seems like an insane job to me.
Eric Adams has had a strange mayoralty.
And if this is the
the June surprise that re-innovates his campaign?
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