So what did Josh Shapiro say about the state’s money for the stadiums? (We have seen the video)

The Associated Press was chaos on Sunday. We spent a lot of time to clean it.

It started when AP paid a story to implicit platforms related to comments from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro about the availability or state of the state’s money for stadium projects. We have seen the title on the Espn.com NFL page, read the story, and we posted something Frequently transfer the essence of AP reports.

Unfortunately, the essence of the reports – which Shapiro said that the state’s money will not be available – was fundamentally wrong.

in Our follow -up elementIt was not clear what happened because AP simply changed his story without admitting the previous version or explaining the reason for the review. The truth is that their correspondent is flat.

Here is the text, as stipulated in the Shapiru office and as it was revised based on the raw video of interaction.

AP correspondent: “When Sixers were following their new square, I said that you do not support the use of state funds to build the new arena.”

Shapiro: “Right.”

AP correspondent: “The lease of the eagles has risen in 2032. (the owner) Jeffrey Lori has put forward an idea that there is likely to be a new football field in the complex as well. Is it federal – is the state money outside the table for that as well?”

Shapiro: “Well, I will not go into the details of any of our conversations here in this preparation. I will tell you that we want to make sure that Stelors, we want to make sure that the eagles, and all our professional teams have great places to play, which welcomes the fans, which generate revenues for the economy, just as the individuals here in Bicono.

“But we also need to be really careful in using government tax dollars, especially while we see the possibility of huge federal discounts that will expel half a million people of health care.

“Therefore, I am very concerned about the total budget. I am very concerned about the general economic situation, given the federal discounts, so you want to achieve a balance between investing in tourism, investing in sports, investing in the wonderful arenas and facilities, while ensuring that you also ask those dollars in the things you need what is said. They need and what is possible.”

This is what was requested, and this is what was answered. Shapiro has never said that state funds will not be available.

However, based on its broader response, it seems that it will not be easy to get rid of the state dollars from the tree. But he never said that state money is outside the table.