This edition: NYC Economy: Road To Recovery Or Ruin?
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Original tape date: October 7, 2020. First aired: October 9, 2020.Segment one: Donald Trump contracting Covid could upend the election campaign. But Trump's attacks on mail-in voting and his Postmaster General's moves to cut back on mail service could upend the election itself. NY Rep. Carolyn Maloney, chair of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, talks about her efforts to make sure mail-in ballots are delivered on time as well as the city's need for Covid economic stimulus from Washington.
Segment two: NYC is supposed to be on the road to economic recovery. But New Yorkers are moving to the suburbs, vacancy rates are up, rents are down and small businesses are disappearing. Is the city heading towards a 1970's style fiscal crisis? Guests: Times Metro reporters David Goodman & Matthew Haag and Times Business reporter Peter Eavis.
Guest List
Peter Eavis The New York Times
J. David Goodman Metro Reporter, The New York Times
Matthew Haag Metro Reporter, The New York Times
Carolyn Maloney Congresswoman, New York's 14th District, U.S. House of Representatives
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- The Affordability Mayor; Egg Freezing Facts
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- Speaker Menin on Legionnaires', Housing & Accountability
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- Platner Implodes as DSA Gains Power
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