some 2.2 million people move to the southeast and over two years roughly the population of houston. according to a new report in bloomberg, six fast-growing states in the south have now added more to the national gdp than the northeast. those six states, florida, texas, georgia, the carolinas, tennessee are in a middle of a $100 million wealth migration. the u.s. economic center moves south. according to the irs, the south adds $100 billion in wealth, the northeast has lost $60 billion. president joe biden spent time in south carolina celebrating his green energy and money printing economic approach to politics and he said this is why there is growth in the south. we made a commitment. i ll be president for all americans, whether the elected officials voted for them or not. whoever you voted for. i ve kept my promise. in fact, some analysis to have said the laws i ve signed will do more to help run america than blue america. if that s okay with me because we are all america
spilled coffee onto it to make it look old. new york times reporter later asked the mayor to see the picture he claimed to be walking around with and the mayor agreed to pose for the up close photo holding the alleged manufactured picture of the fallen officer. today, spokesperson for mayor adam slamming the story saying the mayor s office provided statement saying they were good friends beard and the mayor s office writing after the allegation was disproven the times refocused its piece on when the photo was printed be ardent to be clear, mayor adams made the photocopy of a photograph of auch sir venable that was printed in the nypd transit news bulletin from 19877 which mayor adams has up to this day and the time stopped. they told fox digital that the mayor s office did not deny the crux of the story that aides printed the photo and made it looked age.
the mayor s office is calling this report a false attack saying in part to be clear mayor adams made a photo copy of a photograph of officer venable that was printed in an nypd transit news bulletin from november, 1987 which mayor adams still has possession of to this day and which the times saw. with us now is meredith benson the niece of robert venable and she joins me now. meredith, thank you for being here. you told the new york times initially that you would be disappointed if that story about the photo in his wallet were true. i wonder, do you still feel that way? to me it is not about the photo. what i am upset about is just that the new york times wants to use the legacy of my uncle to discredit the mayor. that is not what my family is interested in at all.