Priming New York for Amazon

The Gist

Peach Fish Productions

Daily News, News

4.5 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 15 November 2018

⏱️ 34 minutes

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On The Gist, who's running in 2020? Should we even speculate yet? Time for another segment of Mike debates Slate. Staff writer Henry Grabar is here to discuss Amazon's choice of New York City, why people seem to keep misunderstanding what subsidies are, and how the benefits of Amazon moving to Long Island City outweigh the costs to the city. In the Spiel, Jim Acosta's White House press credentials and asking multipart questions at press conferences. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The following recording may contain explicit language.
0:02.8	I can't get more explicit than May.
0:05.5	Let's just say it may.
0:10.8	It's Wednesday November 14th, 2018.
0:13.1	From slated to the gist I might pesca.
0:15.2	Who?
0:16.3	Be Trump in 2020.
0:17.9	I know, I know.
0:19.1	Where what?
0:20.0	Six days after one election,
0:22.8	some of the races remain uncalled.
0:25.6	Let's look ahead.
0:26.4	In fact, if we're 538, let's do a draft.
0:29.8	It's time for our first 2020 primary draft.
0:32.7	Sidents, the midterms.
0:34.1	We've done this a number of times on the site.
0:35.3	We've done it once on the podcast before.
0:37.3	But we're going to see how much our idea of which candidates
0:40.1	Democrats will rally around has changed,
0:41.8	particularly since the midterms.
0:43.9	The question, we always squabble about this.
0:46.5	So these are the primers.
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