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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Audio Studios, podcasts, radio news.

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Speaker 2: Single best idea out on Apple Podcasts. Had a wonderful

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Speaker 2: invented over there in terms of making podcasts go. We

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Speaker 2: do economics, finance, investment, in international relations. Somebody says, why

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Speaker 2: do you do politics, because that's part of our international relations,

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Speaker 2: and people go, oh, that's wonderful. Do the French election,

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Speaker 2: but there's another election coming up in November. In our

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Speaker 2: forever campaigns, I'm personally embarrassed by it. I wish we

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Speaker 2: could do shorter campaigns like the parliamentary system in England

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Speaker 2: or the really odd fifth Republic of France, but we don't.

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Speaker 2: We have a debate. It's early. David Gerr leading our

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Speaker 2: coverage in Atlanta with Joe Matthew and Kaylie Lines. We're

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Speaker 2: going to do a simulcast like everybody else, but the

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Speaker 2: difference is the intensity of conversation. In trying to get

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Speaker 2: away from the cliches of the moment, sometimes I fail,

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Speaker 2: and I can do a cliche, whether it's on mister

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Speaker 2: dialogue conversation that's different. You can do that with Tina Fordham,

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Speaker 2: truly Transatlantic based out of London, and she follows very

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Speaker 2: closely say the linkages of European populism with what we

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Speaker 2: may see the first Tuesday of November. Tina Fordham, I'm

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Speaker 2: President Biden.

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Speaker 3: Arguably the bar is higher for Joe Biden because there

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Speaker 3: has been this relentless kind of narrative about him being

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Speaker 3: guns blazing with you know what is really also a

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Speaker 3: meandering way of expressing himself. But the other side of

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Speaker 3: it will be how does this work without a studio audience?

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Speaker 3: Someone like Donald Trump really, i think needs the energy

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Speaker 3: of the crowd. But this was a condition that reportedly

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Speaker 3: President Biden required. So the debates rarely move the needle

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Speaker 3: on polls, but it will generate headlines and perhaps it

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Speaker 3: will mean a bit more in a race like this

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Speaker 3: where so many Americans really don't like either candidate.

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Speaker 2: Tina Fordham Fordham Global insight just wonderful and international relations.

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Speaker 2: We did to speak of the UK election and the

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Speaker 2: French election. I'm sure there's four other elections out there

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Speaker 2: we should mention, but we'll stick here today with our

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Speaker 2: discussion again, a busy economic week, lots coming up, staggering

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Speaker 2: to June thirty. I believe that's the end of the

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Speaker 2: court on the earning season, the June jobs report, excuse me,

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Speaker 2: the July jobs report. I will be here July fifth

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Speaker 2: for that report, and it'll be interesting, to say the least.

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Speaker 2: But let's stick on the debate right now. And we

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Speaker 2: can do that with Henrietta Trays at Veda Partners. Henrietta

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Speaker 2: has bulletproof credentials of working on Capitol Hill. She's incredibly

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Speaker 2: informed about a more nuanced national discussion rather than four

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Speaker 2: talking points. Henrietta treys on what we may witness Thursday.

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Speaker 1: The undecided population is disproportionately an independent, young female voter.

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Speaker 1: These are also minority voters, Black and Latino voters. These

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Speaker 1: are effectively democratic incumbencies or democratic constituencies that are wildly

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Speaker 1: opposed to both of these men. A lot of them,

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Speaker 1: ten and a half percent are going to RFK Junior.

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Speaker 1: But again, the undecideds are disproportionately young independent women. It's

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Speaker 1: actually double the amount of young independent men. So I

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Speaker 1: do think that This is a group that is traditionally

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Speaker 1: a Democratic base. That's why my forecast is sixty percent

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Speaker 1: that Biden wins is because the people who are undecided

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Speaker 1: now are going to migrate back to their natural resting

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Speaker 1: place once we get to November.

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Speaker 2: Henrietta Tree's Vada partners, I'm sure we'll hear much more

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Speaker 2: from her as we against. Stagger is my editorialization, Stagger

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Speaker 2: to November fifth. David Gera, again leading our coverage in Atlanta,

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Speaker 2: has all of his perspective of looking at different campaigns

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Speaker 2: in the politics of this moment. Joe Matthew really encyclopedic

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Speaker 2: on state by state kind of things. And Kaylee Lines

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Speaker 2: has just read in incredibly well out of the University

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Speaker 2: of Virginia and all her work in Washington. Can't say

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Speaker 2: enough about what we're going to see on Thursday night

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