dollar lawsuit investment here in the state of florida. that s a big blow to the state. this complex was going to be built in lake nona, which is about 20 miles outside the area where walt disney is in the orlando area. they were going to bring those 2000 employees, transferring them from california to florida. and according to the new york times, the average salary for those employees each employee is going to be about $120,000. so, the company today said, we are no longer doing that. they cited changing business conditions. but, of course, anderson, backdrop to all of this is governor desantis tightening oversight of disney s theme park in the surrounding area. this is after disney issued that statement really slamming a signature piece of legislation that the governor had been touting. and disney has accused desantis of being anti business. and disney is now, they, say rethinking this whole plan of theirs to actually investigate invest, anderson, another 17 billion dollars in th
president. know what displaces the cult leader until the cult leader says it is time to go. we see that so clearly in the polling. what desantis also done is compounded his problems by trying to run to the right of donald trump and republican primaries. you cannot do that while trump is there. and he is diminishing, not only his standing in florida, but i think any prospects of a future national run, where he may have a better field without trump on the playing field. as emphasized by this idiotic struggle that he s taking place with disney, a self of his own making. carlos, i m grad glad that you fernand brought up disney. bob iger said the following. it plans to invest 17 billion dollars and create 13,000 jobs over the next decade in florida. disney already employs 75,000 people, we know it brings in millions of revenue into the state of florida. it is a gets fed, up and says enough, this is anti-does, nate is also anti-florida, we re gonna take our toys and go
desantis s rhetoric has been evolving a bit in the last few weeks. he s going a bit away from this explicit, i m punishing them because they opposed me politically, to a little more of, well, they shouldn t get special treatment. the problem is, they already said what he said you cannot unsay what you already said. he said this and as desantis a lawyer and he knows that. there s another aspect of this, people might not find contract law as sexy trust, me it is. explain what s going on with the contract. so, the old board, the disney board, on its way out the door, they knew they were going to be replaced by the new board, the desantis board. in their last act in office, the old boards signed a whole bunch of contracts with disney that essentially get the status quo in place for the next 30 or so years. and now, the new board came and said, no, we are going to cancel all of those contracts, and that s where you re seeing these competing lawsuits. disney s argument is these were le
of bond in credit suisse holdings have been wiped out. 17 billion dollars worth of bonds investments had and credit suisse just disappeared. big question is what will this do to the banking sector, what will it do to the market tomorrow? will there be confidence that this is been dealt with or nerves about what happened here with some investors holding? anna stewart thank you. catherine i want to turn back to you, how much of an impact will the ubs credit have on the fall-out here in the u.s. look what happened with credit suisse is pretty distinct from the problems we ve seen with the regional banks here in the united states in the united states, the issue was banks taking on a bunch of risks related to not anticipating, for example, the fact that interest rates were going up and how it would affect holdings, taking a lot of risks in accepting deposits that were not fully insured, things like that.
graphs and look at all of the money that was spent in the general election 17 billion. it is an astronomical amount of dollars. 17 billion dollars is a lot of money. i am thinking about the expanse of the child tax credit in the couple hundred dollars that people could ve already had in their pocket and congress did not expand that. think about, the folks came together the reality is we need finance reform in this country. unfortunately i do not think it is something that this congress for the next congress is going to take up. if you want to wage a competitive campaign, in the united states of america, in 2022 going into 2023, you ve got to be able to raise dollars. the outside groups though have been a driver of this money. reverent walker, and i would also note herschel walker, they have racist central mounds of money to their actual campaigns, but this outside money super pacs and tax aligned with the senator majority pack, which is