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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Audio Studios, podcasts, radio news. Good morning, I'm Nathan

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Speaker 1: Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the stories we're

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Speaker 1: following today.

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Speaker 2: Karen, we begin once again in Chicago, after the final

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Speaker 2: night of the Democratic National Convention, just weeks after President

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Speaker 2: Biden announced he would not seek reelection, Vice President Kamala

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Speaker 2: Harris introduced herself to the nation as the new Democratic

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Speaker 2: nominee in an acceptance speech that set out her vision

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Speaker 2: to lead the country forward. Harris discussed her upbringing and

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Speaker 3: I promise to be a president for all Americans.

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Speaker 4: You can always trust.

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Speaker 3: Me to put country above party and self.

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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris argued she's best position to tackle issues like

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Speaker 2: the economy, immigration, and crime, and she used much of

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Speaker 2: her speech to contrast her agenda with that of Republican

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Speaker 2: rival Donald Trump. Harris says he would only prioritize himself,

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Speaker 2: and she described the Republican nominee as an unseious man

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Speaker 2: who presents a serious threat to democracy and personal freedoms.

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Speaker 3: He plans to create a national anti abortion Coordinator and

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Speaker 3: force states to report on women's miscarriages and abortions. Simply put,

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Speaker 3: they are out of their minds.

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Speaker 1: Well outside the DNC, protesters stage multiple demonstrations over Israel's

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Speaker 1: war in Gaza. Kamala Harris address the issue during her speech,

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Speaker 1: calling for a ceasefire.

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Speaker 3: President Biden and I are working to end this war

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Speaker 3: such that Israel is secure, the hostages are released, the

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Speaker 1: Vice President Harris also said Israel has a right to

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Speaker 1: self defense. Before Kamala Harris's keynote address, a broad coalition

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Speaker 2: We're getting more reaction from Chicago. Karen Bloomberg Club political

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Speaker 2: contributor Jeanie Sheanzano said Harris tried to differentiate herself from

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Speaker 5: She also didn't lean in on her role as vice president.

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Speaker 5: A lot on prosecutor, not a lot on VP, and

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Speaker 5: not a lot on Joe Biden. Once again, think you

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Speaker 5: how many times you heard Donald Trump versus Joe Biden

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Speaker 2: Fellow Bloomberg contributor Rick Davis said Harris did not hold

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Speaker 6: This was sober night, and she definitely took it to

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Speaker 2: Frankly, no other person on the stage and four nights

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Speaker 2: did it. Bloomberg's Rick Davis says, Kamala Harris showed she

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Speaker 1: And the Republican nominee offered his own reaction. Nathan Trump

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Speaker 1: called into Fox News after Harris's speech, saying she hasn't

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Speaker 7: The biggest reaction is why didn't she do the things

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Speaker 1: In addition to that conversation with Fox News, Donald Trump

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Speaker 1: also made several posts on his social media platform truth Social,

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Speaker 2: And earlier in the day, Karen Trump offered a policy

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Speaker 4: This is an indication that his immigration and trade policy

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Speaker 4: he will aggressively deport migrants that his administration deems should

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Speaker 4: with those countries, and we charge them big tariffs. End quote.

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Speaker 4: While in Arizona, he again promised that he would complete

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Speaker 4: of his campaign. Ed Baxter Bloomberg.

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Speaker 1: Radio, All right, ed, thanks well, turning to the markets

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Speaker 1: now with all eyes on Jackson Hole Fetcher. J Powell

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Speaker 1: will give his keynote address today at ten am Wall

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Speaker 8: All Wall Street wants to know how far will he go.

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Speaker 8: Investors would love a rate cut pledge from Chairman Powell.

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Speaker 8: That's not likely. He's also unlikely to say how far

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Speaker 8: as long as the incoming financial data meets forecasts for

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Speaker 8: Wall Street. Powell just raising this subject maybe enough. There's

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Speaker 8: also interested how much he might talk about the Fed's

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Speaker 2: All Right, Bloomberg's Michael McKee with us from Jackson Hole

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Speaker 2: this morning.

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Speaker 4: Mike, Thanks.

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg Opinion columnist Muhammad Larian says Powell also has an

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Speaker 2: opportunity to tamp down recent market volatility. On the economic outlook, we.

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Speaker 9: Should hope for the FED to start with storing the

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Speaker 9: policy anchor. The way you do that is you tell

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Speaker 9: people where you see the destination and how do you

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Speaker 9: think you're going to get there. That's what I think

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Speaker 2: Muhammadlarian, a Bloomberg opinion says he thinks the FED will

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Speaker 2: realistically is borrowing by seventy five basis points by the

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Speaker 2: end of the year. Stick with Bloomberg far our coverage

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Speaker 2: of Chairman Powell's Jackson Hole speech on a special edition

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Speaker 2: of Bloomberg Surveillance Live from Wyoming with our Tom Keen

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Speaker 2: and Lisa Abramowitz. Live coverage begins at nine am Wall

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Speaker 1: And Nathan J. Powell is not the only central banker

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Speaker 1: we're hearing from today. Kazuo Owaita, they headed the Bank

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Speaker 1: Bank of Japan's Kauzuo Awaida was addressing questions from Parliament today,

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Speaker 1: Earlier this month, the yen rose against the dollar on

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Speaker 2: No're keeping our eyes north of the border. Careen, Canada's

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Speaker 2: two largest railways are preparing to restart operations after Prime

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Speaker 2: Minister Justin Trudeau's government stepped into and a labor dispute.

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Speaker 2: Country's labor Minister says he's asked the Canada Industrial Relations

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Speaker 2: Board to impose binding our on Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific,

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Speaker 2: The Labor Minister says he is confident the measures will

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Speaker 1: And it's time now for a look at some of

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Speaker 1: the other stories making news in New York and around

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Speaker 1: the world. For that, we're joined by Bloomberg's Michael Barr Michael,

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Speaker 1: good Morning, Good Morning Karen.

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Speaker 11: Four of the five men in the so called Central

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Speaker 11: Park Five, wrongfully convicted in the nineteen eighty nine rape

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Speaker 11: of a Central Park jogger in New York, appearing at

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Speaker 11: the Democratic National Convention last night. Use of Salaam is

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Speaker 11: now a city councilman representing Harlem who has long criticized

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Speaker 11: Donald Trump's reaction to the case.

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Speaker 1: America will finally say goodbye to that hateful man.

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Speaker 11: Reverend al Sharp can introduce the men and talked about

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Speaker 11: Trump calling for New York to adopt the death penalty

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Speaker 11: for violent crimes during the Central Park five trial, Sharpton

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Speaker 12: We have fought too hot for women to be told

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Speaker 12: to get out of the kitchen. We are now on

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Speaker 11: Reverend Sharpton went on to say, we are going to

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Speaker 11: realize Shirley Chisholm's dream. In nineteen seventy two, Chisholm, who

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Speaker 11: represented New York's twelfth congressional district, became the first black

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Speaker 11: candidate for a major party nomination for president and the

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Speaker 11: A thirty two year older woman has been charged after

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Speaker 11: police said she was driving under the influence and crashed

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Speaker 11: in a head on collision traveling the wrong way on

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Speaker 11: the Southern State Parkway. The Long Island crash yesterday killed

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Speaker 11: Carrie Bedrick's nine year old son, A thirty s Bedrick

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Speaker 11: from Centreport, was fleeing an attempt at traffic stop by

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Speaker 11: a Suffolk County Deputy sheriff when she eventually drove into

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Speaker 11: oncoming traffic and set off a four car crash. A

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Speaker 11: former politician and accused murderer took the stand in his

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Speaker 11: own defense in Las Vegas Robert Tellus told the jury

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Speaker 11: he did not kill newspaper reporter Jeff German, who wrote

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Speaker 11: critical articles about him. Tellis's attorney repeatedly advised him not

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Speaker 11: prosecution says the evidence against him is just overwhelming.

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Speaker 2: How the world does your DNA get underneath mister Garret cigarettes.

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Speaker 10: I don't know, because I did not kill mister Germy.

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Speaker 11: One piece of evidence prosecutors don't have is the murder

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Speaker 11: weapon charges filed against the New York City park worker

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Speaker 11: in the murder of a Venezuelan immigrant. Twenty three year

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Speaker 11: old Elijah Mitchell of Queens is charged with murder as

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Speaker 11: a hate crime for the shooting death of thirty year

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Speaker 11: old Rodriguez Marcano. Authority say Mitchell got into an argument

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Speaker 11: went back to Marcanos, who quote settled the score and

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Speaker 11: allegedly shot him in the chest. Global News twenty four

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Speaker 1: Karen, all right, Michael Barr, thank you time now for

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Speaker 7: John, good morning, Good morning, Karen. Ten game road trip

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Speaker 7: for the Mets and not back in New York until September.

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Speaker 7: First stop San Diego. The Padres have been had since

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Speaker 7: the All Star break. Mets won the opener eight to three,

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Speaker 7: seventeen hits, three each for Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil.

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Speaker 7: Mark Bientos drove in three. Lauis Savarino got the win.

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Speaker 7: Atlanta beat the Phillies to state game and a half

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Speaker 7: ahead of the Mets stadium, first time in Yankee history.

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Speaker 7: They gave up a hit to open the game, did

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Speaker 7: Garrett Cole and three relievers. Aaron Judge opened the scoring

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Speaker 7: Run homer WFAA Yanks blank the Guardians six to nothing

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Speaker 7: in Baltimore, lost six nothing, held the three hits by Houston.

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Speaker 7: and the Yanks host Colorado tonight. Looks like Jazz Chisholm

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Speaker 7: his elbow injury. Seattle Mariners fired Scott's service. He'd been

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Speaker 7: For what it's worth, the Chicago Bears went four to

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Speaker 7: zero in the preseason on the winning Kansas City, the

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Speaker 2: This is Bloomberg Daybreak. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. Kamala

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Speaker 2: Harris made a pitch for progress as she capped off

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Speaker 2: after by Terry Haynes, the founder of Pangea Policy. Great

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Speaker 2: to speak with you this morning, Terry. Your reaction to

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Speaker 14: Nathan, good morning. Harris needed to do two things effectively. Firstly,

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Speaker 14: And I thought that she did both of those very well.

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Speaker 14: You know that said appreciated the converted, as everyone has

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Speaker 14: I'd say that her speech and the week both were

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Speaker 2: Does she need to do more to lay out a

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Speaker 14: Well, a little bit. Yeah, she's stumbling. There's two things really.

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Speaker 14: One is she's kind of stumbling around on policy and

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Speaker 14: I mean they're in a little bit of a spaghetti

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Speaker 2: In our last minute, Terry, what do you expect going forward?

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Speaker 2: We are waiting for, among other things, a speech this

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Speaker 2: afternoon from Robert F. Kennedy Junior, where he's expected to

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Speaker 14: Does that matter, you know? I think it matters less

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Speaker 14: I think the vast majority of those people end up

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