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Miami: A Tale of Two Cities

January 20, 2018

Miami, Florida is one of the nation’s largest global financial hubs and has recently experienced a building boom in high-end apartments and condos. It also has an affordable housing crisis and one of the widest income gaps in the country. Their new mayor, Francis Suarez, says tackling these issues is his top priority. He sits down with Soledad O’Brien in Miami to discuss how he hopes to bridge that gap and why he calls his city’s diversity “a badge of honor.”

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