New York City Is Not as Safe as It Used to Be: Doctoroff

The transcript discusses concerns about rising crime in New York City and the importance of safety as a foundation for everything. It highlights the current mayor's commitment to reducing crime and the need for aggressive measures. Additionally, it covers the speaker's involvement in a task force aimed at reviving the city's commercial districts, with a report expected later in the fall.

How does the speaker describe the current crime situation in New York City compared to the past?

• As not as safe as it was, but not as bad as the early 90s

• As similar to the pre-Giuliani era

• As completely out of control

• As safer than ever before

What is considered the foundation of everything according to the speaker?

• Economic growth

• Healthcare

• Education

• Safety

What is the current mayor's stance on crime reduction?

• Unaware of the crime situation

• Opposed to any changes

• Committed to reducing crime

• Indifferent

What role does the speaker have in New York City matters?

• Co-chairing a panel on reviving commercial districts

• No involvement

• Leading a task force on education

• Advising on healthcare policies

What is the expected outcome of the task force the speaker is involved in?

• A new law

• A report on reviving commercial districts

• A public protest

• A documentary film