CNN's response to the Project Veritas tapes?

This warm fuzzy tongue-bath from The Hollywood Reporter:

Inside the Modern Design of WarnerMedia's New NYC Headquarters With Jeff Zucker
Spread across 25 floors and 1.4  million square feet at Hudson Yards, CNN, HBO and the whole conglomerate are together at last. Says Zucker: "Our new home gives a nod to our history and future."

Well before AT&T cemented its acquisition of Time Warner in June 2018 to form WarnerMedia, the decision to combine all divisions under a single roof already had been made. The strategy to execute a decidedly egalitarian approach soon followed. "This was a very different process than most companies use, where a small cadre of people make decisions behind closed doors," says Thomas Santiago, senior vp global real estate at WarnerMedia. "What we did was consensus-driven and we cast a wide net," he says of the midtown design lab set up to allow staffers to provide feedback on every element of furniture and design in the new offices that landed at New York's mini-city Hudson Yards. "We paraded hundreds of employees through to see and touch and cycled through different finishes, screening-room seating, desks, even ceiling fixtures. We went for the chair that hundreds of employees preferred, not one a guy picked out of a catalog. It proved to be an effective process."

They are clamping their hands over their ears and yelling out: "We Can't Hear You"

I wonder just how long they will enjoy their shiny new offices before they have to sublet like the New York Times.