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Speaker 1: News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now, I'm

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Speaker 1: in Kahalegi. Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski says all the developments

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Speaker 1: to set up security guarantees for a post war Ukraine

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Speaker 1: will be ready in the coming days. Bloomberg's Alisa Safronova

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Speaker 1: is tracking developments for US from Kiev.

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Speaker 2: This means that we should understand who do what what

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Speaker 2: on the sea, in the air, are on the battlefield

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Speaker 2: or not on the battlefield, but and who is financing

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Speaker 2: for instance, because financing is also very important for Ukraine

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Speaker 2: and Ukrainian army.

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Speaker 1: President Trump is threatening Russia with massive sanctions over the

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Speaker 1: war in Ukraine unless an agreement can be reached in

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Speaker 1: about two weeks. The Wall Street Journal reports that US

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Speaker 1: officials say the Pentagon has for months been blocking Ukraine's

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Speaker 1: use of long range missiles to strike inside Russia, limiting

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Speaker 1: key from employing a powerful weapon and it's fired against

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Speaker 1: Moscow's invasion. A high level Defense Department approval procedure, which

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Speaker 1: hasn't been announced, has prevented Ukraine from firing any US

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Speaker 1: made long range army tactical missile systems against targets in

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Speaker 1: Russia since late Spring. On at least one occasion, Ukraine

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Speaker 1: sought to use the weapons against the target on Russian territory,

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Speaker 1: but was rejected. The US veto of long range strikes

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Speaker 1: has restricted Ukraine's military operations as the White House has

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Speaker 1: sought to woo the Kremlin into beginning peace talks. The

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Speaker 1: Maryland man who became a face of the Trump administration's

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Speaker 1: cracked out on immigration after being accidentally deported to El Salvador,

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Speaker 1: has been given a stark choice back in the US

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Speaker 1: plead guilty to human smuggling charges or be sent to Uganda.

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Speaker 1: A US Immigration and Customs enforcement representative allegedly made the

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Speaker 1: threat against Kilmore Abrigo Garcia within minutes of his long

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Speaker 1: awaited release on bail Friday night. His lawyer said this

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Speaker 1: in a filing Saturday in federal court in Nashville, where

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Speaker 1: the criminal cases underway. The Florida detention camp down as

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Speaker 1: Alligator Alcatraz is being run illegally state workers who are

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Speaker 1: holding immigrants off the grid. The American Civil Liberties Union

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Speaker 1: said this in a new lawsuit filed hours after a

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Speaker 1: judge in a different case rule the facility must be dismantled.

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Speaker 1: The ACLU on Friday suit a group of Florida agencies

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Speaker 1: involved in operating the facility, alleging their violating federal laws

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Speaker 1: that strictly limit house states can participate in immigration enforcement.

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Speaker 1: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karney is visiting Poland, Germany and

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Speaker 1: Latfaia to strength and defense and industrial partnerships, with a

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Speaker 1: particular focus on growing his country's nuclear and critical mineral sectors.

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Speaker 1: Carney arrived in Poland Saturday and intends to meet with

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Speaker 1: Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Monday. He'll meet with German

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Speaker 1: Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin Tuesday and the Latvian Prime

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Speaker 1: Minister on Wednesday. Dominic LeBlanc, the minister responsible for Canada

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Speaker 1: US trade, was asked on Bloomberg's balance of power if

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Speaker 1: they have gotten any indication the fifty percent tariff rates

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Speaker 1: on steel and aluminum would come down.

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Speaker 3: No, not yet. We're optimistic. We're continuing to talk to

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Speaker 3: Tree Latnik and others in the Ambassador Greer or others

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Speaker 3: in the administration. But the Section two thirty two tariffs

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Speaker 3: on the strategic sectors the president has applied with very

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Speaker 3: little relief.

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Speaker 1: Earlier on Friday, Carney announced that Canada will end counter

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Speaker 1: tariffs on tens of billions of dollars of US goods

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Speaker 1: and post under his predecessor, Justin Trudeau, saying Trump indicated

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Speaker 1: this would restart trade talks that have stalled. Federal Reserve

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Speaker 1: Bank of Chicago President Austin Goulesby credited Jerome Powell for

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Speaker 1: the low level of disagreement across the range of FED

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Speaker 1: officials during his eight year tenures chair. I'm a longtime

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Speaker 1: fan of j.

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Speaker 3: Powell.

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Speaker 4: I think he's a first ballot Hall of Fame FED

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Speaker 4: chair and he has great judgment.

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Speaker 1: He is also.

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Speaker 3: Navigated a pretty diverse set of world views on that committee.

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Speaker 1: You can hear more from Austin goules Be on the

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Speaker 1: Otlots podcast. Gouls Be, speaking on the sidelines of the

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Speaker 1: Kansas City Fence Economic Symposium in Jackson, hol Wyoming, said

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Speaker 1: it had less to do with FOMC members taking the

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Speaker 1: same view of the economic data and more to do

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Speaker 1: with Pal's ability to forge consensus. European Central Bank President

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Speaker 1: Christine Lagarde says the labor market there has proven to

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Speaker 1: be surprisingly resilient in the face of a once of

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Speaker 1: the generation inflation shock at aggressive interest rate hikes. We

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Speaker 1: get more from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini.

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Speaker 4: Employment expanded by four point one percent between the end

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Speaker 4: of twenty twenty one and mid twenty twenty five in

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Speaker 4: the EU, and in remarks prepared for the fed's annual

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Speaker 4: symposium in Jackson Hall, the Guard sites global tailwinds and

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Speaker 4: domestic strengths for this. The ECB, just like the FED,

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Speaker 4: was forced to raise interest rates to battle inflation, and

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Speaker 4: has been recently in the process of unwinding that tightening

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Speaker 4: as inflation retreats. Laguard also cautioned, though it's difficult to

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Speaker 4: say with confidence if recent patterns will persist. European Central

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Speaker 4: Bank officials did keep the deposit rate unchanged at two

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Speaker 4: percent in July, and it looks increasingly likely they'll do

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Speaker 4: that again next month. Denise Pellegreney Bloomber.

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Speaker 1: After two rounds of the Tour Championship at East Lake,

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Speaker 1: Patrick Cantley and Tommy Fleetwood both sixteen under for the tournament,

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Speaker 1: they will enter Sunday's final round tied with a two

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Speaker 1: shot lead. That's news when you want it with Bloomberg News. Now,

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