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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Audio Studios, Podcasts, Radio News.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here

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Speaker 2: are the stories we're following today.

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Speaker 3: Karen, we'll have details on the latest intelligence reports around

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Speaker 3: the weekend US air strikes in Iran in a moment,

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Speaker 3: but we begin this morning with the race for New

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Speaker 3: York City mayor. Zorin Mumdani has declared victory in the

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Speaker 3: Democratic mayoral primary. Let's get the very latest with Bloomberg's

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Speaker 3: Lisa Matteo in Manhattan.

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Speaker 4: Good morning, Lisa, Good morning Nathan.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it was an incredible showing for the thirty three

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Speaker 5: year old Queen's lawmaker, who was virtually an unknown before

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Speaker 5: rising in the polls against a crowded eleven candidate field.

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Speaker 5: Last night, former Governor Andrew Cuomo, who pitched himself as

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Speaker 5: a season moderate, conceded to his upstart rival.

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Speaker 4: Tonight was not our night.

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Speaker 6: Tonight was Assemblyman Mondanie's.

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Speaker 4: Night, and he put together a great care pain.

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Speaker 5: According to preliminary results from the City Board of Elections,

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Speaker 5: in the first round of rank choice voting, Mandami he

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Speaker 5: garnered forty three point five percent of the vote and

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Speaker 5: Couamo thirty six point four percent, now coming in third

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Speaker 5: place with City comptroll Or Brad Lander at eleven point

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Speaker 5: three percent. Lander and Mandami had cross endorsed each other. Mandami,

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Speaker 5: who has vowed to freeze rent, seek tax hikes on

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Speaker 5: corporations the wealthiest New Yorkers. He addressed a crowd of

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Speaker 5: supporters early this morning in Long Island City, Queens.

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Speaker 7: Together, we have shown the power of the politics of

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Speaker 7: the future, one of partnership and of sincerity.

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Speaker 5: But the results are not official. Under the city's rank

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Speaker 5: choice system, a Canada is declared the winner after receiving

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Speaker 5: more than fifty percent of the votes. The final result, well,

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Speaker 5: that will not be determined until July first, that's when

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Speaker 5: voters backup choices are scheduled to be tabulated, and Couamo

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Speaker 5: isn't out of the race just yet, telling The New

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Speaker 5: York Times that he was still considering whether to run

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Speaker 5: in the November election on an independent line. Mandami would

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Speaker 5: also face Mayor Eric Adams, who was running this time

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Speaker 5: as an independent, as well as Republican Curtis Sliwa and

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Speaker 5: independent Jim Walden. Michael Bloomberg, the founder majority owner of

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Speaker 5: Bloomberg LP, the parent company of Bloomberg Radio has endorsed

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Speaker 5: Andrew Cuomo. Now, if elected, Mandami would be New York's

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Speaker 5: youngest mayor in a century, its first Muslim mayor, and

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Speaker 5: the first person of South Asian descent to lead the city.

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Speaker 4: Lisa Matteo, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 3: All right, let's turn down to geopolitics and the latest

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Speaker 3: from the Middle East. A classified report from the Pentagon's

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Speaker 3: damage from last weekend's US bunker buster bombing of her

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Speaker 3: Runs nuclear enrichment facilities. We get the details from Bloomberg's

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Speaker 3: Jumana Borsecci in Dubai.

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Speaker 8: President Trump had claimed that they had totally obliterated some

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Speaker 8: of those nuclear sites that they hit at over the weekends,

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Speaker 8: But this latest report put out by the Penzagon itself,

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Speaker 8: the Defense Intelligence Agency, suggesting that the blows didn't actually

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Speaker 8: instead saying that at most it had set back the

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Speaker 8: nuclear program by as much as six months. They didn't

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Speaker 8: of the program, especially those Center Viusia's that are embedded.

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Speaker 3: Underground it Spoomberg's Umana Brissetti reporting from Dubaiano this morning.

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Speaker 4: President Trump is disputing that report.

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Speaker 9: I believe it was total obliteration. I believe they didn't

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Speaker 9: If it would have taken two weeks, maybe, but it's

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Speaker 10: They movement.

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Speaker 3: President Trump spoke this morning at the NATO leader's summit

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Speaker 3: in the Hague, and comments heard live on Bloomberg Radio. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 3: the truce between Iran and Israel appears to be holding.

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Speaker 3: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah, who says the immediate threat

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Speaker 3: The Netanyahu's military chief is warning the campaign against Iran

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Speaker 3: is not over well, Nathan.

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Speaker 2: The latest developments in the Middle East come as world

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Speaker 2: leaders gather in the Hague for the NATO leaders Summit.

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Speaker 2: Allies are trying to agree on a new defense spending

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Speaker 2: trying to project confidence after President Trump fueled doubts about

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Speaker 2: his administration's continued commitment to crucial collective obligations. NATO's Secretary

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Speaker 2: General Mark Rudo was asked if the US was still

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Speaker 6: For me, there's absolute clarity that the United States has

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Speaker 6: this is fair that we spend the same as the

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Speaker 2: And yesterday President Trump posted a private message from Mark

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Speaker 2: Ruda in which the NATO general praised Trump's actions in

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Speaker 2: an issue Secretary of State Marco Rubio said, is a

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Speaker 3: According to Politico, turned back to politics here in the US, Karen,

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Speaker 3: there is a possible breakthrough in salt talks. Of course,

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Speaker 3: that's the state and local tax deduction. When it comes

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Speaker 3: to the big tax cut bill on Capitol Hill. Let's

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Speaker 3: get the details now from Bloomberg's Amy Morris.

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Speaker 11: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessont said House and Senate Republicans can

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Speaker 11: cut a deal on the state and local tax deduction

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Speaker 11: within the next two days, resolving one of the key

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Speaker 11: issues that is stymied President Trump's economic legislation.

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Speaker 12: Both sides are working through and we'll have a solution

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Speaker 12: in that next twenty four to forty eight hours.

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Speaker 11: Besn't met with Senate Republicans to urge them to unite

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Speaker 11: bill this Friday. In Washington, Amy Morris, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: All right, Amy, thank you from Washington to space. This

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Speaker 2: An Axiom space and a crew of astronauts from four

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Speaker 2: asternats from India, Poland and Hungary We'll go to the ISS.

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Speaker 2: The long awaited launch lifted off from NASA's Kennedy Space

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Speaker 3: All right, coming back from space, right back down to Washington.

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Speaker 3: Karen FED chair J. Powell is getting ready to resume

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Speaker 3: testimony on Capitol Hill later this morning. He will appear

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Speaker 3: before the Senate Banking Committee yesterday at House Financial Services,

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Speaker 3: Chairman Powell said he is still in no rush to

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Speaker 12: Increases in tariffs this year are likely to push up

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Speaker 3: The effects on inflation could be short lived, reflecting a

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Speaker 3: live on Bloomberg, fed Shair jpal suggested if inflation pressures

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Speaker 2: Nathan Chres at FedEx, they're down about six percent this morning.

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Speaker 2: The delivery package company forecast a worse than expected profit

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Speaker 2: for the current quarter due to the uncertain global demand environment.

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Speaker 2: It's time now for a look at some of the

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Speaker 2: other stories making news in New York and around the world.

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Speaker 2: And for that we're joined by Bloomberg's Michael Barr. Michael,

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Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning, Carrion.

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Speaker 14: There's a bit of relief ahead today from the extreme

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Speaker 14: heat gripping much of the country. Parts of the Midwest

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Speaker 14: will see cooler temperatures, but it will be another brutally

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Speaker 14: hot day in the Northeast. Bloomberg Meeting religious Rob Carolyn

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Speaker 14: has the latest. Michael.

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Speaker 13: High pressure will continue to produce hot weather today, just

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Speaker 13: not the excesses that we saw yesterday. We had temperatures

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Speaker 13: in Washington, in the Boston area. In fact, Boston set

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Speaker 13: are hot today, but not as hot as yesterday. We

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Speaker 13: Northeast will be much cooler tomorrow.

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Speaker 4: Michael, Thank you very much.

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Speaker 14: Rob Court resumes today in the sex trafficking case against

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Speaker 14: music mogul Sean Diddy Combs. When as attorneys have a

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Speaker 14: deliberations could begin as soon as Friday. The NTSB criticizing Boeing,

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Speaker 14: it's subcontractors, Spirit Aerosystems, and the FAA for that terrifying

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Speaker 14: Alaska Airline's flight when a door plug flew off in

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Speaker 14: mid flight. Miraculously, all one hundred and seventy seven people

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Speaker 14: on board survived. The NTSB preliminary report revealing Boeing employees

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Speaker 15: An accident like this only happens when there are multiple

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Speaker 15: system failures, and yet the crew shouldn't have had to

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Speaker 14: NTSB Chair Jennifer Hammedy says the finalized report will be

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Speaker 14: available in several weeks. Global News twenty four hours a

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Speaker 14: Michael Barr, and this is Bloomberg Karen.

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Speaker 2: All right, Michael Barr, thank you time now for the

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Speaker 2: Bloombergy sports update. Here's John stash Hour, John, good morning.

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Speaker 1: Good morning here and the Yankees in Cincinnati. The red

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Speaker 1: started twenty two year old Chase Burns a year ago.

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Speaker 1: They took him with the second overall pick of the draft,

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Speaker 1: get to him in the fourth inning, ben Rice Homward

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Speaker 1: Anthony Bolpia two on triple.

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Speaker 4: The Yanks led.

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Speaker 1: Three to nothing in the seventh when Cincinnati loaded the

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Speaker 16: It's a trip bat.

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Speaker 16: One on scores, two on score and they're sending home

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Speaker 16: Triggo and he scores. It's a Basis Claren double for

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Speaker 1: The game went to the eleventh inning. Yanks scored one

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Speaker 1: botto on one five to four. Yanks have now lost

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Speaker 1: nine to their last twelve. They're one and six in

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Speaker 1: extra inning games. The Mets in their last eleven games

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Speaker 1: one in ten, half those losses to Atlanta, all in

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Speaker 1: the last eight days. Mets also had a three to

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Speaker 1: NBA Draft. Dallas has the first pick. We'll clearly take

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Speaker 1: the eighteen year old duke Phenom Cooper flag. The Nets

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Speaker 3: Primary election day is in the books in New York City,

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Speaker 3: Thirty three year old State Assemblyman Zorn Mumdani declaring victory

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Speaker 4: Miles, good morning.

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Speaker 3: We had spoken just yesterday thinking we might not get

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Speaker 10: Yeah, you know, I think this was the real strategy

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Speaker 10: Donnie is a thirty three year old Democratic Socialist assembly

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Speaker 10: Mamdannie pulled this off with a combination of message, movement,

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Speaker 3: To that point, Miles, we had heard Cuomo during the

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Speaker 10: Yeah, so you know, I've been covering this story with

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Speaker 3: Thanks for this, Miles comprehensive coverage this morning after Bloomberg

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Speaker 3: Television Managing editor Miles Miller with us Now, we want

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Speaker 3: to turn to the latest from the Middle East and

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Speaker 3: an initial report on the damage from last weekend's bunker

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Speaker 4: President Trump, though, is disputing that the last thing.

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Speaker 3: President Trump spoke at the NATO leaders summit in the Hague,

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Speaker 3: Good morning, What do we know about what this initial

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