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Speaker 1: Good morning.

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Speaker 2: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the

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Speaker 2: stories we're following today.

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Speaker 3: We begin with the latest developments in Israel, as diplomatic

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Speaker 3: efforts continue to try to avert a wider Middle East war.

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Speaker 3: Israel's ambassador to the United Nations is calling on the

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Speaker 3: head of the UN to resign. That demand came after

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Speaker 3: Secretary General Antonio Guterra's speech at a Security Council meeting.

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Speaker 4: I have condemned an equivocally the horrifying and unprecedented seven

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Speaker 4: October acts of terror Bayhamas in Israel. Nothing can justify

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Speaker 4: the deliberate killing, injuring, and kidnapping of civilians, or the

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Speaker 4: launching of rockets against civilian targets. It is important to

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Speaker 4: also recognize the attacks by Amas did not happen in

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Speaker 4: a vacuum. The Palestinian people have been subjected to fifty

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Speaker 4: six years of suffocating occupation.

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Speaker 3: Antonio Guterrez's remarks led to a sharp rebuke from Israeli

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Speaker 3: UN ambassador Galadoda on.

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Speaker 5: The UN is failing a new mister, Secretary General, have

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Speaker 5: lost all morality and impartiality when you say those terrible

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Speaker 5: words that these heinous attacks did not happen in a vacuum.

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Speaker 5: You are tolerating terrorism.

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Speaker 3: And along with those remarks from Israel's UN ambassador, Israeli

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Speaker 3: Foreign Minister Eli Cohen has now canceled a meeting with

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Speaker 3: the UN Secretary General.

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Speaker 2: Well Nathan Beck.

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Speaker 6: Here.

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Speaker 2: In the US House, Republicans wound up having to elect

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Speaker 2: two nominees for House Speaker back to back yesterday, and

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Amy Morris explains from Washington.

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Speaker 7: Hours after he won the Republican Party nod for speaker.

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Speaker 7: House majority whip Tom Emmer dropped his bid. While he

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Speaker 7: did get a majority of votes from his fellow Republicans

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Speaker 7: to become the nominee, he faced opposition from a faction

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Speaker 7: that considers him to moderate, including former President Trump, who

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Speaker 7: called him a rhino globalist.

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Speaker 8: We have four or five, the warriors.

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Speaker 7: The smart, and the lover Trump ally Mike Johnson of

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Speaker 7: Louisiana is now the latest nominee for Speaker of the House.

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Speaker 7: Republicans plan a vote on the House floor today at noon.

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Speaker 7: The House cannot act on anything until a new speaker

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Speaker 7: is elected. In Washington. I'm Amy Moore as Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 3: Okay, meye, thanks another been a couple key developments in

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Speaker 3: two of the legal cases against former President Trump. Bloomberg

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Speaker 3: News has learned that Mark Meadows, former White House Chief

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Speaker 3: of Staff, has been granted immunity in Special Council Jack

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Speaker 3: Smith's federal election interference probe. Meadows told a grand jury

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Speaker 3: that he repeatedly told the former president his election fraud

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Speaker 3: claims were baseless. Word of meadows immunity came hours after

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Speaker 3: one of Trump's former attorneys, Jenna Ellis, pleaded guilty in

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Speaker 3: the election interference case in Georgia.

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Speaker 2: I believe in and I value election integrity. If I

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Speaker 2: knew then what I know now, I would have declined

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Speaker 2: to represent Donald Trump.

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Speaker 3: Jenna Ellis is the third attorney and fourth defendant overall

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Speaker 3: to take a plea in the case. Under her deal,

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Speaker 3: she has agreed to cooperate with Fulton County prosecutors and

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Speaker 3: could testify against the former president.

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Speaker 2: Well Nathan, we turned to the markets now and big

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Speaker 2: tech and focus following earnings from two giants. To begin with,

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Speaker 2: Microsoft and shares are out more than three and a

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Speaker 2: half percent in early trading, the company posting its strung

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Speaker 2: at sales increase in six quarters. We get the details

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Speaker 2: from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.

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Speaker 9: Microsoft was bolstered by recovering cloud computing growth amid demand

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Speaker 9: for new AI products that are prompting corporate customers to

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Speaker 9: shift back into spending mode. Revenue in the fiscal first

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Speaker 9: quarter rows thirteen percent to fifty six point five billion dollars.

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Speaker 9: CEO Sancha Nadella is revamping the company's entire product suite,

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Speaker 9: including office, Windows, search, and security software, to add features

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Speaker 9: based on open AI technology. In New York, Charlie Pellett Bloomberg.

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Speaker 3: Radio, Okay, Charlie, thanks, And then there's Alphabet. Those shares

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Speaker 3: are down six and a half percent. We get a

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Speaker 3: recap of that earnings report from Bloomberg technology reporter at

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Speaker 3: Ludlow in San Francisco.

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Speaker 10: ALTHOUGHLPHA bet beat top and bottom line on all of

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Speaker 10: its other divisions, there was strength in search, advertising stabilization

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Speaker 10: and resilience in YouTube ads as well. There's still this

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Speaker 10: concern that cloud is really central to Google's future growth,

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Speaker 10: and in that area of cloud it's still is a

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Speaker 10: distant third behind Amazon Aws and Microsoft Azure.

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Speaker 3: Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow reports Alphabet's cloud unit sales had been

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Speaker 3: affected by some customers cost cutting well, Nathan.

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Speaker 2: Big Tech earnings continue this afternoon when Meta Platforms, the

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Speaker 2: owner of Facebook and Instagram, reports we get a preview

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Speaker 2: with Bloomberg's Tom Busby.

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Speaker 11: Investors will be looking for a rebound in digital advertising,

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Speaker 11: which may have seen a boost from its short video

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Speaker 11: TikTok knockoff called Reels. Also any benefits from new products

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Speaker 11: and services. After the social media giant's heavy investment in

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Speaker 11: artificial intelligence, it's pushed into virtual reality technology, though expected

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Speaker 11: to show even more losses. Look for adjusted earnings of

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Speaker 11: three dollars sixty cents a share revenue of thirty three

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Speaker 11: point five two billion dollars Tom Busby, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 3: Okay, Tom thanks Now. Earnings out of Europe. Shares of

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Speaker 3: Deutsche banker up six and a half percent. That bank

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Speaker 3: plans to accelerate payouts to shareholders after higher income from

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Speaker 3: its corporate bank and deposit inflows offset weaker training in

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Speaker 3: the third quarter. Chief financial officer James von Molka says

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Speaker 3: Deutsch is trying to rein in costs.

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Speaker 12: We're working sort of every day on cost reduction measures,

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Speaker 12: which at the very least should offset the impact of

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Speaker 12: inflation and also allow us to invest in the businesses

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Speaker 12: with our own resources.

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Speaker 3: Deutsche Bank CFO James von Molka says revenue rose about

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Speaker 3: three percent from a year earlier.

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Speaker 1: This is Bloomberg, all right, Nathan, Thanks.

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Speaker 2: It is time now for a look at some of

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Speaker 2: the other stories making news around the world. For that,

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Speaker 2: we're joined by Bloomberg's Amy Morris.

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Speaker 11: Amy.

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Speaker 7: Good morning, Good morning Karen. Former President Donald Trump and

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Speaker 7: his attorney Michael Cohen where both in a Manhattan courtroom

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Speaker 7: for Trump's civil fraud trial. Cohen was Trump's longtime attorney

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Speaker 7: before their relationship turned bitter. He testified against Donald Trump.

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Speaker 9: This is not about Donald Trump versus Michael Cohen or

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Speaker 9: Michael Cohen versus Donald Trump. This is about accountability.

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Speaker 7: New York State Attorney General Letitia James is accusing Trump

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Speaker 7: of overvaluing his properties to get better loan deals. Trump

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Speaker 7: says the case is politically motivated. Forty one states and

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Speaker 7: the District of Columbia have joined a lawsuit against Meta.

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Speaker 7: The social media giant is accused of deliberately designing features

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Speaker 7: for Facebook and Instagram that get kids and teenagers hooked.

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Speaker 7: Doctor Delaney Rustin as a Stanford trained physician who examined

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Speaker 7: teens and social media for her documentary Screenager's Trilogy.

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Speaker 6: The focus is really on how Meta has designed its

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Speaker 7: The lawsuits are the result of a year's long, sprawling

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Speaker 7: investigation and to claims that Meta contributes to mental health

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Speaker 7: issues among young people. President Biden will be hosting Australia's

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Speaker 7: Prime Minister Anthony Albazini on Wednesday today, with a variety

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Speaker 7: a preview.

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Speaker 6: White House National Security Spokesman John Kirby says some of

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Speaker 6: the topics include artificial intelligence, clean energy, critical minerals, as

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Speaker 6: well as a new space agreement. President's looking forward to

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Speaker 13: There is an awful lot on the plate with this

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Speaker 6: Kirby says. They'll also talk about the new Aucus Trilateral

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Speaker 6: Security Pact between Australia, the United Kingdom and the US.

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Speaker 6: Some have complained about the slow implementation of that pact.

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Speaker 6: In Washington, Nancy Lions Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 7: Category five Hurricane Otis has made landfall near Acapulco, Mexico

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Speaker 7: early this morning. Maximum sustained winds are estimated to be

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Speaker 7: one hundred and sixty five miles per hour. Forecaster is

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Speaker 7: one of a nightmare scenario as the storm threatens catastrophic damage.

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Speaker 7: Alkapulco is home to roughly eight hundred thousand people, and

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Speaker 7: the World Series is set Texas Rangers versus the Arizona Diamondbacks.

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Speaker 8: They've been playing the World Series for one hundred and

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Speaker 8: twenty years This year's Fall Classic begins on Friday, and

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Speaker 8: it's perhaps the most unlikeliest matchup in World Series history.

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Speaker 8: It's the Texas Rangers against the Arizona Diamondbacks. No one

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Speaker 8: expected this. The Diamondbacks only won eighty four games. They

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Speaker 8: only got into the playoffs because MLB expanded the postseason

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Speaker 8: a few years ago. They swept the Brewers, they swept

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Speaker 8: the heavily favorite Dodgers, and they came back from a

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Speaker 8: two to nothing deficit of the National League Championship Series.

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Speaker 8: They won Game seven last night in Philadelphia, four to two.

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Speaker 8: Their manager is Tory Leavello.

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Speaker 13: When it finally happened and I saw the flaball go up,

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Speaker 13: it was a pree four feeling. We're adrenaline junkies. You know,

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Speaker 13: it's in and out of that of that moment, and

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Speaker 8: Corbyn Carroll, the rookie afield the three hits, two runs,

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Speaker 8: over the last four innings last night. Also from Baseball,

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Speaker 8: Bob Melvin leaving the Pandres. He's the new manager of

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Speaker 8: the Giants. He's a San Francisco native who managed in

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Speaker 8: the Bay Area with Oakland for a decade. Opening Night

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Speaker 8: in the end, Denver Nuggets won the championship last year.

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Speaker 8: Opened up beating the Lakers one nineteen one oh seven

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Speaker 8: triple double for Nakola Jokic. Phoenix's first game on a

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Speaker 8: new coach, Frank Vogel the Suns one at Golden State

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Speaker 3: Good morning. I'm Nathan Hager. It has now been three

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Speaker 3: weeks since the House voted out Kevin McCarthy is its speaker. Today,

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Speaker 3: Republicans are putting up their fourth nominee, helping a Trump ally,

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Speaker 3: Mike Johnson of Louisiana, breaks the deadlock that has paralyzed Congress.

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Speaker 3: That's as the former president faces new pressure in a

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Speaker 3: couple of the half dozen legal cases against him, lots

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Speaker 3: to get to this morning with Greg Valier, Chief US

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Speaker 3: Policy stre just at AGF Investments, and Greg is with me.

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Speaker 5: Now.

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Speaker 3: I'm reminded of that old saying about trying the same

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Speaker 3: What should we expect from this latest nominee on the

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Speaker 15: Greg, Yeah, the definition of insanity, Nathan. They keep trying this.

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Speaker 15: This fellow Mike Johnson, who nobody's ever heard of, has

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Speaker 15: a chance. He's popular within the party. He could come close,

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Speaker 15: but he can only afford to lose four or five votes,

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Speaker 15: and he's an uphill battle. This could drag on, and

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Speaker 15: it's a serious story. If you want to see aid

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Speaker 15: for Israel, or aid for Ukraine or something for the

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Speaker 15: US southern border, everything's frozen right now.

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Speaker 3: What gives Mike Johnson the chance that Tom Emmer, Steve Scalise,

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Speaker 15: Well in a word or two, Donald Trump, I think

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Speaker 15: Trump would probably support Johnson. Trump very outspoken against Tom

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Speaker 15: killed that nomination. Well, it sounds like Trump has a

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Speaker 3: Trump was also a supporter of Jim Jordan and has

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Speaker 3: been failed. So why could Mike Johnson do better this time?

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Speaker 15: I think he might have more a wider support. But

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Speaker 15: I've got to tell you there's one crazy wild card

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Speaker 15: I suppose crazier things have happened, but people were talking

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Speaker 3: Before we get to that possibility, we do have to

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Speaker 3: you mentioned, he is a Trump ally, and we've also

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Speaker 3: What would a speaker Mike Johnson mean for the House

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Speaker 15: Well, it polarizes things, obviously, to have somebody who is

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Speaker 15: think that doesn't help you continue to alienate the Democrats

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Speaker 15: in the final analysis, involvement of some Democrats as a possibility.

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Speaker 3: Okay, what about the possibility of government shut down? The

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Speaker 3: aid requests that President Biden has been looking for, not

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Speaker 3: just for foreign aid, but this report now from the

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Speaker 15: Yeah, there's a lot of stake here. First of all,

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Speaker 15: aid to Israel and Ukraine, aid for the US border,

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Speaker 15: a budget which has a deadline of November seventeenth, and

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Speaker 15: now this news story that you cite the Washington Post.

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Speaker 15: You're not going to be able to get any of

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Speaker 15: this stuff done without a speaker.

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Speaker 3: You mentioned that President Trump may have veto power in

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Speaker 3: the House. He's facing new legal pressure now with this

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Speaker 3: new development that Mark Meadows, the former White House chief

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Speaker 3: twenty election case. This seems like a pretty significant development.

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Speaker 7: Is it?

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Speaker 2: It?

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Speaker 15: Sure is, Nathan. The word of the week is flip flipping.

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Speaker 15: Are we going to see even more former Trump aids

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Speaker 15: getting to a point where there's going to be an

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Speaker 15: avalanche of testimony against Trump. This has been a very

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Speaker 15: difficult week for him.

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Speaker 3: How significant could Mark Meadows testimony in particular be in

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Speaker 15: It's huge. I mean, he knows where all the bodies

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Speaker 15: to lead a domino effect where others cooperate, maybe even

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Speaker 15: Rudy Giuliani. So I think that Trump is facing his

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Speaker 15: greatest challenge and can't rule out Trump going to jail.

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Speaker 3: Wow, that's a really significant statement just there. But of course,

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Speaker 3: Can he continue to do so?

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Speaker 15: He's a master at delaying and delaying and delaying. He

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Speaker 15: an avalanche of testimony that is not going to help him.

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