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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, Karen.

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Speaker 2: Reaction continues to pour in from around the world to

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Speaker 2: the death of the architect of the October seventh attacks

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Speaker 2: against Israel. The Israeli military says Yahya Sinwar, the leader

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Speaker 2: of Hamas, was killed Wednesday in what appears to be

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Speaker 2: a chance encounter in southern Gaza. Here's Israeli Prime Minister

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Speaker 2: Benjamin Natanyahu's speaking through an interpreter.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I'm standing before you today to inform you

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Speaker 3: the Hamas leader, Yaya Sinwar, has been eliminated. The person

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Speaker 3: who committed the most terrible massacre in the history of

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Speaker 3: our nations since the Holocaust, the mass murderer who murdered

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Speaker 3: thousands of Israelis and kidnapped hundreds of our citizens, who

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Speaker 3: was eliminated today by our heroic soldiers. And today, as

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Speaker 3: we promised to do, we settled the account with him.

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Speaker 3: Today evil has suffered a heavy blow, but the task

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Speaker 3: before us is not yet complete.

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Speaker 2: And the news comes as Natanya, who continues to weigh

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Speaker 2: Israel's retaliation against Iran for firing two hundred ballistic missiles

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Speaker 4: Well, Nathan Sinhar's a death that leaves Hamas with no

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Speaker 4: clear successor, as questions remain about the path forward in

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Speaker 4: the Middle Aged and we get more from a bloomberg

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Speaker 4: middle aged ancher Jumana Bursecchi.

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Speaker 5: This is seen as a major victory for the Israeli

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Speaker 5: Prime Minister and for the Israeli cabinet. It comes on

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Speaker 5: the heels of the killing of the other former political

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Speaker 5: leader of Hamas is smile Heni and Tehran a few

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Speaker 5: months ago, and the killing of Hassan Asrela, the leader

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Speaker 5: significant moments. But the question from here onwards, and there

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Speaker 5: are many questions, is who will be replacing Jehoa Sinwad,

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Speaker 5: Will that person be more open to cease Far discussions,

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Speaker 5: and indeed, from the Israeli perspective, is there actually a

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Speaker 5: desire to move forward with these sees Far negotiations. There's

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Speaker 5: a lot of pressure domestically on Natanyahu's government to secure

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Speaker 5: the release of the hostages. It's been over a year

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Speaker 5: now and it's expected that there's still around one hundred hostages,

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Speaker 4: Bloombergymna Bersecchi reporting. President Biden says he's sending Secretary of

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Speaker 4: State Antony Blincoln to Israel as part of efforts to

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Speaker 2: Thenk Karen Vice President Kamala Harris says Sinwar's death offers

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Speaker 6: This moment gives us an opportunity to finally end the

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Speaker 6: war in Gaza, and it must end such that Israel

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Speaker 6: is secure, the hostages are released, the suffering in Gaza ends,

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Speaker 6: and the Palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, security, freedom,

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Speaker 2: The Vice president spoke after a campaign event with college

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Speaker 2: and talked about her plan to build an opportunity economy.

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Speaker 6: Which is where every American has an opportunity to own

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Speaker 2: Kamala Harris was joined by billionaire Mark Cuban. He blasted

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Speaker 2: former President Donald Trump's plans for across the board tariffs

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Speaker 2: as attacks on everybody. Cuban said, quote, Donald Trump wants

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Speaker 2: you to have a lousy Christmas.

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Speaker 4: Next week, Nathan Vice President Harris will be joined on

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Speaker 4: official tells Bloomberg. The former president will join Harris in

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Speaker 2: Former President Trump's getting high profile support of his own

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Speaker 2: care and the world's richest person, Elon Musk, held an

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Speaker 2: Musk said the next election will decide the fate of

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Speaker 3: You know, you know what, I've been told at times

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Speaker 8: I'm like, are you insane?

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Speaker 6: There's literally the fundamental values that made America what it

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Speaker 2: As for Donald Trump, he rubbed shoulders night with New

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Speaker 9: My opponent feels like she does not have to be here,

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Speaker 2: Some conservative Christians are opposed to the fertility procedure.

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Speaker 4: Well, let's turn to the markets now, Nathan. We're watching

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Speaker 4: shares of Netflix. They're at five point seven percent this morning.

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Speaker 4: The streaming giant added more than five million customers last

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Speaker 4: quarter and eclipsed to Wall Street's estimates on every major metric.

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Speaker 4: Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos was glowing about the company's prospects.

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Speaker 9: Looking into twenty twenty five. We're feeling really good about

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Speaker 9: the business. We had a plan to reaccelerate growth, and

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Speaker 9: we delivered on that plan. You can see that in

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Speaker 9: our twenty twenty four financials. Expect to deliver fifteen percent

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Speaker 9: revenue growth and six percentage points of operating margin improvement

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Speaker 4: And Netflix is ted. Sarando says sales in the third

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Speaker 2: Something else we're watching, of course, Karen is Warren Buffett

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Speaker 2: continuing to unload shares of Bank of America. Let's get

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Speaker 2: the latest on that with Bloomberg's John Tucker.

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Speaker 10: John.

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Speaker 2: This has been going on for a while and Buffett

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Speaker 2: still isn't saying why he's been selling.

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Speaker 11: I'm going to guess to make money.

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Speaker 11: Buffett's Birchshire Hathaway reaping about three hundred and seventy million

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Speaker 11: dollars selling stock this week. This, according to a filing detailing,

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Speaker 11: is sixteenth round of disposals since mid July. And this

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Speaker 11: nine point nine seven percent, and that number is important.

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Speaker 11: Dathan US rules require investors with more than ten percent

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Speaker 11: The latest filing may let Buffett provide updates less frequently,

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Speaker 11: potentially leaving fellow shareholders in the dark for months if

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Speaker 11: he sells further. The ninety four year old Buffett hasn't

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Speaker 11: Thursday's regulatory filing shows Berkshire still remains back of America's

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Speaker 11: six billion dollars. You know your income, John Tucker, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 4: All right, John, thank you. We have some good news

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Speaker 4: for Apple overseas. Salso, the newest iPhones in China are

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Speaker 4: up twenty percent in their first three weeks compared with

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Speaker 4: twenty twenty threes model. It's a positive sign for a

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Speaker 4: device that struggled this year to gain traction in the

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Speaker 2: And we've got some news on the content front this morning, Karen.

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Speaker 2: Today marks the launch of the Bloomberg Weekend Edition newsletter.

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Speaker 4: And it is time now for a look at some

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Speaker 4: of the other stories making news in New York and

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Speaker 4: Michael Barr. Michael, Good Morning, Good Morning, Karen.

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Speaker 7: A hearing is scheduled for noon on Monday for the

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Speaker 7: man who would have become the first person executed for

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Speaker 7: a murder tied to shaken baby syndrome. The Texas Supreme

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Speaker 7: Court halt at last night's lethal injection for Robert Roberson,

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Speaker 7: Niki in two thousand and two. Critics of his conviction

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Speaker 7: say flawed science sent Roberson to death row. Texas Department

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Speaker 7: of Criminal Justice spokesperson Amanda hernandez I had.

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Speaker 7: Republican state Representative Lacy Hull is calling for a new

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Speaker 8: There's so much that has never jurors a jury has

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Speaker 7: Roberson's lawyers argued new evidence suggests Nicki kned of pneumonia

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Speaker 7: made worse by medication. There's a call for a major

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Speaker 7: shakeup at the Secret Service. As an independent outline top

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Speaker 7: from outside the Service. In the blistering fifty two page report,

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Speaker 7: former One Direction singer Liam Payne were suspicious and possibly

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Speaker 4: All right, Michael Barr, thank you time now for the

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Speaker 4: Bloomberg Scores update with John Stshauer.

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Speaker 12: John, good morning, Good morning, Karen. Thought of a subway

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Speaker 12: series not dead yet, but it took us severe beating

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Speaker 1: He lead off home run.

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Speaker 13: Dodgers won Mets nothing in Game four, sports hat.

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Speaker 12: And then rookie Betts took over two run double in

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Speaker 12: ALCS Game three at high Drama in Cleveland, a routine

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Speaker 12: then a series of dramatic home runs, two for each team.

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Speaker 2: Both Israel and the United States are celebrating the death

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Speaker 2: Only about a minute left Jumana. But prior to Yaja

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Speaker 2: Thank you Jamana for the time this morning. Jamana Bursecci,

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Speaker 2: Now we want to turn to the main market story

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Speaker 2: of the morning, and earnings beat pretty much across the

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Speaker 2: board for Netflix, the streaming giant added even more subscribers

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Speaker 2: is Bloomberg's Critty Gupta Critty, good morning. I guess maybe

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Speaker 14: It's an interesting one this time around because it kind

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Speaker 14: about pricing power. Nathan, this is really interesting. We know

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Speaker 14: It kind of seems like it. I'll give you a

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