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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 begin this morning with the latest noun President

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, this time in Chicago. Federal agents

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Speaker 3: White House says are suffering from ramp and crime and disorder.

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Speaker 3: The Department of Homeland Security says Operation Midway Blitz has

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Speaker 3: begun in Chicago and other parts of Illinois, targeting what

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Speaker 3: the agency calls criminal illegal aliens. President Trump says by

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Speaker 3: bringing in the military, his administration saved Los Angeles. Now,

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Speaker 3: he says he wants to straighten out Chicago.

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Speaker 4: Los Angeles was a mess. If we didn't send our

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Speaker 4: troops in, Gavin Newscomb, would have had a real problem.

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Speaker 4: We sent our troops, as the head police officer, the

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Speaker 4: toperson said, we could have never done this alone. We

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Speaker 4: sent our troops right in at the beginning, and we

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Speaker 4: killed it.

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Speaker 5: And it was nasty, but we killed it.

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Speaker 3: The President Trump has threatened to send the National Guard

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Speaker 3: to Chicago, but has yet to do so. Democratic leaders,

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Speaker 3: including Illinois Governor j B. Pritzker, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson,

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Speaker 3: and Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth have attacked the

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Speaker 3: president's actions and rhetoric.

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Nathan, a major Supreme Court ruling is backing the

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Speaker 2: president's immigration enforcement efforts. The High Court is allowing federal

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Speaker 2: agents in Los Angeles to resume tactics that critics say

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Speaker 2: amount to racial profiling. The court put a federal district

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Speaker 2: court order on hold that barred immigration and Customs enforcement

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Speaker 2: agents from questioning and detaining people based solely on their ethnicity, language, occupation,

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Speaker 2: or presidence at a particular location. Los Angeles Mayor Karen

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Speaker 2: Bass criticized the ruling.

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Speaker 6: Let me make this very clear for the press and

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Speaker 6: to our country that we will not allow the Supreme

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Speaker 7: And Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bash.

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Speaker 2: A Supreme Court's decision will apply while the legal fight continues.

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Speaker 2: Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote that apparent ethnicity alone cannot furnish

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Speaker 2: reasonable suspicion, but can be a relevant factor when considered

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Speaker 2: with other factors, and.

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Speaker 3: In another Supreme Court ruling, Karen, Chief Justice John Roberts

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Speaker 3: is allowing President Trump to temporarily oust a Democratic member

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Speaker 3: of the Federal Trade Commission. It's a signal that the

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Speaker 3: court is likely to back the president's bid to ascertain

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Speaker 3: control over the independent agency. Roberts set a deadline of

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Speaker 3: September fifteenth for Rebecca Kelly Slaughter's lawyers to respond to

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Speaker 3: the Justice Department's request to keep her out of her job.

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Speaker 5: While the legal fight plays out.

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Speaker 3: The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to grant

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Speaker 3: full review and consider overturning a nineteen thirty five president

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Speaker 3: that let Congress set up independent agencies and shield their

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Speaker 7: Nathan House.

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Speaker 2: Democrats are looking to keep political pressure on President and

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Speaker 2: the Jeffrey Epstein case. The Democrats have released an alleged

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Speaker 2: birthday note that they say President Trump sent to the

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Speaker 2: convicted sex offender as part of a book to celebrate

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Speaker 2: his fiftieth birthday in two thousand and three. The note

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Speaker 2: includes his sign off quote, may every day be another

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Speaker 2: wonderful secret, complete with the sketched outline of a woman's body.

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Speaker 2: The President has denied composing the message or that the

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Speaker 2: note existed. Bloomberg's Wendy Benjaminson explains some of the arguments

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Speaker 8: Let's also just remember it to be fair that when

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Speaker 8: the Epstein victims had that news conference I think it

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Speaker 8: they didn't see Donald Trump do anything untoured or inappropriate

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Speaker 8: I mean, everything seems to point to the fact that

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Wendy Benjaminson says survivors of sexual abuse by Jeffrey

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Speaker 2: Epstein or calling on Congress to release all.

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Speaker 7: Files related to the case.

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Speaker 2: President Trump sued the Wall Street Journal's reporters, publisher, and

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Speaker 7: In July.

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Speaker 3: Got some new developments in the Israel Hmas war. Karen

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Speaker 3: Israel has ordered Gaza City's one million residents to leave

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Speaker 3: vowing devastation unless Iran Bachhamas surrenders. In a post on x,

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Speaker 3: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NATANYAHUO wrote quote, I am taking

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Speaker 3: this opportunity to say to the residents of Gaza City,

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Speaker 2: Well, Nathan and France President Emmanuel Macron is searching for

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Speaker 2: a new prime minister for the fifth time in less

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Speaker 2: than two years, after Francois Beyiru lost a confidence vote

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Speaker 2: the President this morning after failing to win support for

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Speaker 9: Ladies and gentlemen of the Assembly, you have the power

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Speaker 9: to overturn the government, but you do not have the

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Speaker 9: power to erase reality. The expenses will continue to increase

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Speaker 9: even more in the enormity of the debt, which is

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Speaker 9: already unbearable, will get heavier and heavier and more expensive.

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Speaker 2: Going French Prime Minister Francois Bayrous, speaking through an interpreter.

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Speaker 2: Market reaction has been muted as investors expected the downfall

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Speaker 2: of the government. President mccraln says he'll appoint a new

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Speaker 5: Well, it's turned to US markets now, Karen.

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Speaker 3: With the S and P five hundred hovering near record levels,

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Speaker 3: the trader's focus turns to the labor market and inflation data.

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Speaker 5: Bloomberg's John Tucker's here with more. Good morning John, and

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Speaker 5: good morning Nathan.

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Speaker 10: At ten o'clock Wall Street Time, the Labor Department issues

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Speaker 10: the benchmark payrolls revision. Now economists expected to show the

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Speaker 10: March payrolls count was almost eight hundred thousand less than

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Speaker 10: currently estimated, with some saying that downgrade could be closer

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Speaker 10: to a million jobs. Lauren Goodwin, New York Life says

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Speaker 10: a weaker job market is enough of a reason to

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Speaker 10: move the Fed next week.

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Speaker 11: There's just enough evidence to the downside on the labor

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Speaker 11: market that I think an insurance cut in every way

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Speaker 11: is probably a good idea.

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Speaker 10: Well, then that's the other side of the Fed's mandate

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Speaker 10: controlling inflation. Tomorrow, we're going to get the producer price

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Speaker 10: index that's followed by the consumer price Index on Thursday,

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Speaker 10: and Bloomberg Economics expense headline CPI to run hot. That

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Speaker 10: could throw cold water on the idea of a larger

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Speaker 10: rate cut by the Fed and in turn keep a

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Speaker 12: You know, New York. I'm John Tucker, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: All right, John, thank you, and I not in the

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Speaker 2: Fed this morning. Whinehouse Economic advisor Stephen Myron's nomination as

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Speaker 2: a Federaliserve governor has been scheduled for a Senate committee

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Speaker 2: confirming Myron September fifteenth, just a day before the Federal

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Speaker 2: Open Market Committee meets. The FOMC meets on September sixteenth

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Speaker 2: first time since December on weakening job growth.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of focus for investors on the Fed

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Speaker 3: Karen as well as on Apple, with a very closely

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Speaker 3: watched product launch expected today. We get the very latest

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Speaker 3: from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.

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Speaker 13: Apple is expected to introduce its iPhone seventeen lineup, upgraded

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Speaker 13: such updates may not be enough to juice growth that

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Speaker 13: has long trailed peers. Tony Wong is co portfolio managera

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Speaker 2: I need the market is going to be excited about

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Speaker 2: something that's news, that's different, and I think that performance

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Speaker 2: terms of the camera, the battery.

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Speaker 13: The Apple event, Who's scheduled for one o'clock Wall Street time.

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Speaker 13: So far this year, Apple stock is down five percent

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Speaker 13: in New York Charlie Pellett Bloomberg Radio, all.

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Speaker 3: Right, Charlie, thank you, and in the pre market, Apple

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Speaker 3: shares her down about another quarter percent.

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Speaker 2: And finally, Nathan Rupert Murdoch and his children resolved a

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Speaker 2: family feud with a settlement that gives Lachlan Murdoch broad

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Speaker 7: And News Corp.

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Speaker 2: While Prudence, Elizabeth and James will see their stake and

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Speaker 2: Now for a look at some of the other stories

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

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Speaker 2: that were joined by Bloomberg's Michael Barr Michael, Good Morning.

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Speaker 14: Good Morning Care, and a rough start to the federal

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Speaker 14: trial of the man accused of attempting to kill President

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Speaker 14: Trump during his campaign for reelection last year. Fifty nine

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Speaker 14: year old Ryan Ruth from North Carolina is representing himself

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Speaker 14: as Jerry's selection begins, and some of Ruth's requests have

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Speaker 14: Ruth questioned jurors, Judge Aileen Kennon cut him off and

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Speaker 12: To follow the court's rules.

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Speaker 14: President Trump said he created a Department of Justice task

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Speaker 14: force to eradicate anti Christian bias.

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Speaker 14: President Trump delivered remarks to the White House Religious Liberty

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Speaker 14: Commission and Immigration attorney says many South Korean workers detained

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Speaker 14: in an ice ray at a Hyundai plan in Georgia.

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Speaker 14: trained to perform. He represents four South Koreans who were

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Speaker 14: to have come for short term jobs. Installing equipment for

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Speaker 14: producing electric vehicle batteries for our listeners on ninety two

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Speaker 14: nine FM in Bostonminary election Day. Voters will cast ballots

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Speaker 14: bou the incumbent, enters the preliminary with a huge lead

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Speaker 14: Air academs and encouraging development and organ transplants could eventually

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Speaker 14: transplants of pig kidneys into humans and now the FDA

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Speaker 4: Know the best treatment for these patients, but we are

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Speaker 12: Now, I'm Michael Barron, this is Bloomberg.

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Speaker 14: Karen.

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Speaker 2: Thanks Michael, I'm now for our Bloomberg Sports update, and

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Speaker 15: The wrap up Week one an NFC North game in Chicago,

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Speaker 5: Good morning on Nathan Hager.

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Speaker 3: The Trump Administration's immigration crackdown appears to have he' ad

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Speaker 3: to Chicago with the Department of Homeland Security launching what

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Speaker 3: they're calling Operation Midway Blitz, and DHS Secretary Christi Nomes

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Speaker 5: We can run as.

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Speaker 7: So nothing's on bold. Everything is full speed ahead.

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Speaker 3: That was Homeland Security Secretary Christi Nomes speaking with reporters

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Speaker 3: in the United Kingdom. For more, we're joined by Terry Haines,

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Speaker 3: founder of Pangaea Policy, to talk politics this morning.

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Speaker 5: Terry, good morning.

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Speaker 3: There seems to be little doubt that the president sees

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Speaker 3: immigration as a winning issue for him.

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Speaker 5: How do you see it? Good morning, Good morning.

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Speaker 11: Certainly a winning issue for him politically. It's one of

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Speaker 11: the main planks upon which he ran for election and

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Speaker 11: he won. People buy and large. It's one of these

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Speaker 11: so called eighty twenty issues that people talk about where

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Speaker 11: eighty percent of the public back him. But I'm not

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Speaker 11: talking about that literally, just you know, it's kind of

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Speaker 11: vast majorities, you know, and substantively people want the law

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Speaker 11: to be enforced. There's a there's a growing sense that

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Speaker 11: there's an increase in lawlessness, number one and number two.

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Speaker 11: I think under under underpinning a lot of this is

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Speaker 11: the idea that, uh, you know, the country's benefits ought

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Speaker 11: to be enjoyed first and foremost by by the citizens

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Speaker 11: of the country. And uh and that we need to

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Speaker 11: uh to rein in immigration a sentiment which is, you know,

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Speaker 11: beyond the United States, it's sweeping the West.

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Speaker 3: Frankly, well, when you see crackdowns like what happened in Georgia,

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Speaker 3: the Hyundai Plan, hundreds of South Korean immigrants detained, does

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Speaker 3: that undercut the President's you know, overriding concern that you know,

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Speaker 3: cracking down and immigration will lead to manufacturing boom made

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Speaker 11: Well, there's there a couple of things going on. One

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Speaker 11: is the you know, the people. I think people want

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Speaker 11: the law enforced, and they substantively they want they want

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Speaker 11: immigration control number one, nonumber two. There's a how question.

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Speaker 11: The how is uh is I think much less popular,

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Speaker 11: lack of understanding on top of that that, uh, you know,

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Speaker 11: kind of how immigration fits into the broader the broader workforce.

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Speaker 11: And you know, these these are concerns that aren't going

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Speaker 11: to be solved in a day. But you can certainly

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Speaker 11: see them represented in the polls of the two political parties.

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Speaker 3: Just thirty seconds left Terry. But Democrats have been saying that,

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Speaker 3: you know, violent crime is down statistically, Why is that

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Speaker 11: It's it's down because you know there's a there's a

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Speaker 11: Uh And the latest cost a lab of many is

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Speaker 11: this uh uh Ukrainian immigrant who was murdered on the

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Speaker 11: that number one. Number two. There has been high crime.

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Speaker 11: So the idea that there's there's there's a small downturn

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Speaker 11: doesn't help the argument for Democrats.

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