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Tom Llamas is Already Plotting a Shake-up at NBC! 'Nightly News' Anchor Wants Show to Move to Miami — Which is Being Ripped as a 'Logistical Nightmare'

Source: MEGA

Tom Llamas is plotting NBC 'Nightly News' move to Miami, facing strong criticism as a logistical nightmare.

Aaron Johnson

Sept. 18 2025, Published 6:00 a.m. ET

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Tireless Tom Llamas hasn't even warmed Lester Holt's chair and already he's plotting a network shake-up.

Just a couple of months into his run as NBC Nightly News anchor and managing editor, the 46-year-old is lobbying to move the broadcast from 30 Rock to Miami, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

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Source: MEGA

Llamas is interested in 'shaking things up at the network,' according to reports.

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"He calls New York a bubble," one source revealed. "He wants the show in Florida – closer to the people, away from the elite."

Born and raised in Miami by Cuban immigrant parents, Llamas sees the move as both lifestyle and strategy – aligning the broadcast with a more conservative-leaning audience.

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Source: MEGA

An NBC producer said the proposed Miami move could either reenergize the brand or prove a nightmare.

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"Some think it's bold and could reenergize the brand," said an NBC producer.

"Others think it's an ego trip and a logistical nightmare."