Lutnick warns that falling concrete previously occurred at 4am and could cause disaster if it hits people or cars.
“When it fell off last time at four o'clock in the morning, okay, you clean it up in the morning. But if it fell on somebody, that would be an unmitigated disaster. And if it falls on cars when you're in there, that would close the institution and create a horrible event. So this building needs to be renovated and restored.”
Lutnick describes concrete falling from garage ceilings as evidence of building deterioration.
“Look, there are chunks of concrete falling off the ceiling in the garage,”
Lutnick says a building poses safety risks and needs work to serve American interests.
“This is for America, this is to create the greatest institution in America, the building is dangerous,”
Lutnick describes concrete chunks falling from a garage ceiling as evidence of dangerous building conditions.
“The building is dangerous. People say, 'oh, don't overstate that it's dangerous. Look, there are chunks of concrete falling off the ceiling in the garage,'”
Lutnick defends characterizing a building as dangerous against critics who say he is overstating the risk.
“The building is dangerous. People say, oh, don't overstate that it's dangerous.”