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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 with the latest developments in the Middle East.

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Speaker 3: Israel is showing no sign of letting up while the

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Speaker 3: world awaits Iran's response to the US attack. Over the weekend,

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Speaker 3: the extensive operation targeted nuclear sites at FORDO, Natan's and Ishbahan.

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Speaker 3: It is still unclear how successful those strikes were in

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Speaker 3: eliminating Iran's most heavily protected in Richmond site at Fordoh.

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Speaker 3: Bloomberg News Israel Bureau Chief Ethan Brunner begins our global

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Speaker 3: team coverage.

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Speaker 4: They are, first of all, very eager to get clarity

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Speaker 4: on what happened at Ford Oh.

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Speaker 5: Did it really get destroyed? And I think we still

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Speaker 5: don't fully know that. The initial indications are that these

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Speaker 5: bumperbusters did do a lot of damage, but you know,

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Speaker 5: a lot in a lot of damage and destruction can

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Speaker 5: be a big deal. Israel is continuing to attack in

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Speaker 6: It is eager not only to eliminate or set back

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Speaker 6: the nuclear program, but also it's holistic missile supply and

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Speaker 6: ability to produce.

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Speaker 5: You know it's not over. The Prime Minister Antonio did

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Speaker 5: say last night that they're not going to make this

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Speaker 5: last a very long time, but they're not going to

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Speaker 2: And as Bloomberg News Israel Bureau Chief Evan Brauner, Iran

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Speaker 2: is vowing retaliation and is keeping up attacks on Israel

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Demni versa, she continues our team coverage in Dubai.

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Speaker 7: What is certain is that they will have to respond somehow.

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Speaker 7: And remember last week the Supreme Leader that Ayatola gave

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Speaker 7: a televised speech where he said and he warned the

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Speaker 7: US that if they did participate militarily in Israel's air

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Speaker 7: campaign against Iran, they would have no choice but to

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Speaker 7: reciprocate and to caose quote irrevocable damage. And so we

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Speaker 7: are now in a situation where they will have to

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Speaker 7: respond somehow. The question is whether they go for a

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Speaker 7: targeted response. Is similar to what we got after the

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Speaker 7: killing of customs to Leimani back in twenty twenty, when

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Speaker 7: they did actually attack a US base in Iraq, but

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Speaker 7: they telegraphed it to the US beforehand, so it didn't

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Speaker 7: lead to any fatalities at the time, but it was

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Speaker 7: enough for them to save face and say that they

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Speaker 2: And as bloombergs, yourmunter Perccci, who says the Islamic Revolutionary

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Speaker 2: Guard Corps, which answers to the Iran Supreme leader, single

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Speaker 2: US military basis in the region could be targeted and Karin.

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Speaker 3: The US strike has sparked a swift global response. UN

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Speaker 3: Secretary General Antonio Guterrez is coming out against the attack.

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Speaker 8: The bombing of Uranian nuclear facilities by the United States

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Speaker 8: marks a perilious turn in a region that is already relinked.

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Speaker 3: Secretary General Gutaras spoke at an emergency UN Security Council meeting.

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Speaker 3: UK Prime Minister Keir starmer Is, expressing support for the strike.

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Speaker 9: Had concerns about the Iranian nuclear program and being very

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Speaker 9: clear that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. The US

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Speaker 9: has now taken action to alleviate that threat, and.

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Speaker 3: Now UK Prime Minister cure Starers urging all sides to

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Speaker 3: de escalate. China issued a statement saying the use of

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Speaker 3: bunker buster bombs will push the Iran Israel conflict toward

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Speaker 3: an uncontrollable state, and Pakistan is criticizing the bombing as well.

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Speaker 3: That country's prime minister met yesterday with Iran's President Masud Pezeshkian.

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Speaker 3: At the same time, Pakistan says it's nominating President Trump

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Speaker 3: for the Nobel Peace Price for helping to resolve its

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Speaker 2: Nathan Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Etna, who says the US

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Speaker 2: air strike delivered a great deal of damage, but the

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Speaker 2: full extent is not yet known. And Netanyah, who praised

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Speaker 8: Congratulations, President Trump, your bold decision to target Iran's nuclear

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Speaker 8: facilities with the awesome and righteous mind of the United

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Speaker 2: Israeli Prime Minister net and Yahoo made the comments in

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Speaker 2: a pre recorded news conference that aired last night.

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Speaker 10: And following the attack.

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Speaker 3: Karen, President Trump's national security team fend out on the

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Speaker 3: Sunday political Shows. Vice President jd Vance told NBC's Meet

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Speaker 3: the Press, the US does not seek war with Iran.

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Speaker 11: We don't want to regime change. We do not want

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Speaker 11: it's already been built out. We want to end their

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Speaker 3: Here and Secretary of State Marco Rubio told CBS's Face

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Speaker 3: the Nation that it would backfire on Iran and its

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Speaker 3: Straits of Hormones, the Chinese are going to pay a

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Speaker 3: huge price. And you can hear Face the Nation and

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Speaker 3: Meet the Press every Sunday on Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: Niven several airlines around the world they're halting flights to

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Speaker 2: the Persian Gulf, and we get the very latest with

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Speaker 2: Bloombergy Shoe and in London, Good Morning, Ewan.

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Speaker 10: Karen and Nathan.

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Speaker 12: British Airways and Singapore Airlines among the carriers canceling fights

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Speaker 12: to the Persian Golf in the wake of those US

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Speaker 12: strikes on Iran. According to Flight Radar twenty four, BA

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Speaker 12: has dropped several flights to Dubai and diverted two other

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Speaker 12: planes bound for the Emirates, including one which took off

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Speaker 12: from Heathrow on Saturday, which was diverted to Zurich. Flights

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Speaker 12: to Doha and Bahrain have also been canceled. Further afield,

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Speaker 12: India and Japan airlines have rebooted flights to avoid the

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Speaker 12: Persian golf, adding to journey times for passengers in London.

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Speaker 12: I'm you and pots Spoomberg.

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Speaker 10: Radio okay ewan, thank you.

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Speaker 3: As for the market reaction to the US strikes, futures

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Speaker 10: S P futures are up two tens to one percent.

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Speaker 3: Oil is also marginally higher, but well half the best levels.

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Speaker 3: Global benchmark Brent initially surged as much as five point

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Speaker 3: seven percent. Right now it's up a tenth of a

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Speaker 3: percent at seventy seven dollars twelve cents per barrel. Matt

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Speaker 3: Gerkin is chief politicals Geopolitical Strategistic BCA Research.

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Speaker 10: He says could go even higher.

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Speaker 13: If Hormoz is claused, or if shipping in other ways

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Speaker 13: last last gasp actions by Iran, but if they happen,

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Speaker 13: then of course we would start to move toward maybe

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Speaker 13: even a doubling of oil price. I mean, definitely over

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Speaker 3: Was BCA research as Matt Girkin, and the news comes

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Speaker 3: as Bloomberg data show two empty supertankers capable of transporting

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Speaker 3: around two million barrels of crude you turned in the

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Speaker 3: Strait of Hormuz after the strikes.

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Speaker 2: Nathan, we are watching shares of Northern Trust this morning.

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Speaker 2: They're up more than five percent. The Wall Street Journal

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Speaker 2: is reporting Bank of New York Mellon approached the bank

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Speaker 2: last week to express interest in a possible merger, and

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Speaker 2: a tie up would be significant in the banking role.

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Speaker 2: Northern Trust is a market capitalization at more than twenty

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Speaker 2: one billion dollars by while BN wise top sixty five billion.

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Speaker 3: Turin the politics now, Karen, we are one day away

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Speaker 3: from the Democratic mayoral primary election in New York City

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Speaker 3: and some political heavyweight sir weighing in on the contest,

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Speaker 3: as we hear now from Bloomberg's Lisa Mateo in Manhattan.

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Speaker 3: Good morning, Lisa, Yeah, Good morning, Nathan.

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Speaker 14: So last night the candidates, they attended campaign events across

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Speaker 14: the city to try and lure undecided New Yorkers in

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Speaker 14: early voting. Former Governor Andrew Cuomo, while he received a

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Speaker 14: last minute endorsement, with the backing from former President Bill Clinton,

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Speaker 14: who provided a taped robo call showing his support.

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Speaker 15: He's a fighter who knows how to make government work,

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Speaker 15: and out of time, when our basic rights are under assault,

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Speaker 15: I know he'll stand up and protect the people in

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Speaker 15: this city.

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Speaker 14: Cuomo worked in the Clinton administration as the Housing Secretary.

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Speaker 14: Now experts say that move while it could help turn

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Speaker 14: out older voters in the Democratic mayoral primary tomorrow. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 14: State Attorney General Letitia James criticized Cuomo over harassment allegations

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Speaker 14: at a rally in Brooklyn last night. Cuomo denies wrongdoing.

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Speaker 14: He said he regretted leaving office. By the end of

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Speaker 14: early voting period last night, three hundred and eighty four

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Speaker 14: thousand Democrats had voted in the primary, nearly twice as

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Speaker 14: many people that voted during the same period four years ago.

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Speaker 14: Michael Bloomberg, the founder majority owner of Bloomberg LP, the

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Speaker 14: parent company for Bloomberg Radio, has endorsed Cuomo for mayor

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Speaker 14: Lisa Mandeo Bloomberg Radio.

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

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Speaker 2: 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.

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Speaker 16: Good morning care and tens millions of people across the

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Speaker 16: Midwest and Easter will endura another sweltering day of dangerously

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Speaker 16: hot temperatures as a June heat wave grips much of

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Speaker 16: the US. Bloomberg Median Religions Craig Allen has the latest.

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Speaker 17: A large and expanding and intensifying heat dome covers the

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Speaker 17: eastern half of the nation. There are nearly thirty states

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Speaker 17: with some type of heat alert in effect right now.

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Speaker 17: There is an extreme heat warning which affects one hundred

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Speaker 17: and fifty million people, especially in urban centers. When we

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Speaker 17: add the heat advisories, that's another fifty million people, So

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Speaker 17: about two one hundred million people will be affected by

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Speaker 17: this heat over the next twenty four to forty eight hours,

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Speaker 17: if not longer. This is being called one of the

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Speaker 16: Bloomberg Meetiing Religius Craig Allen. Mayor Eric Adams reminded residents

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Speaker 16: that the severe heat kills hundreds every year in New

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Speaker 16: York City.

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Speaker 18: We are going to open our cooling centers. Please take

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Speaker 16: A federal judge in Tennessee plans to order the release

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Speaker 16: become a flashpoint in President Trump's immigration crackdown while he

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Speaker 16: awaits a federal trial on human smuggling charges. Abrego Garcia

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Speaker 16: pleaded not guilty on June thirteenth to smuggling charges. His

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Speaker 16: attorneys have characterized the charges as an attempt to justify

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Speaker 16: his mistake and deportation in March to a notorious prison

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Speaker 16: in El Salvador. After the fact, after more than three

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Speaker 16: months in federal constandy, Columbia University graduate and activist Mackmoud

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Speaker 16: Khalil was released from a nice detention facility in Louisiana

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Speaker 16: and returned to Newark, New Jersey. Yesterday, Khalil addressed supporters

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Speaker 16: on the steps of Saint John the Divine in Manhattan.

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Speaker 16: Khalil recognized as fellow Columbia University students who are facing

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Speaker 19: Columbia University will do everything and anything it can to

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Speaker 19: ensure that the words free Palestine are not uttered anywhere neared.

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

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Speaker 10: Good morning, Karen.

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Speaker 10: Good morning. I'm Nathan Hager.

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Speaker 3: The world in global markets are waiting for Iran's next

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Speaker 8: History will record that President Trump acted to deny the

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Speaker 3: Chief Ethan bron Or, Ethan, good morning. What more can

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Speaker 5: Mornie Nathan, Well, the counter attack and attacks continue. Israel

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Speaker 5: So the Israelis have been continuing heavily on this side.

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Speaker 5: it's really enormously disruptive and destructive. I mean, ten thousand

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Speaker 3: Were all waiting to see whether or how Iran goes

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Speaker 10: What is Israel bracing for?

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Speaker 5: I mean, I think that Israel is bracing for everything

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Speaker 3: We heard the praise from Israeli Prime Minister Natan Yahoo

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Speaker 3: At the same time, we've heard from Israel's President Isaac

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Speaker 5: So, look, this is delicate. The Israeli official position is,

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Speaker 5: for israelis I mean, the headlines today are quoting biblical

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Speaker 5: Nobody can say enough of appreciation and of a sense

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Speaker 5: for Prime Minister in Tanyat, and frankly, it was a

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Speaker 3: In terms of that embrace, Ethan, is the sense that

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Speaker 3: the goal for Israel is simple to take out the

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Speaker 10: Is it?

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Speaker 3: Regime change? Is that where this is going? Got about

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Speaker 4: Okay, Well, the Israelis have laid out three goals nuclear elimited, nuclear,

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Speaker 5: Look, those things are very serious goals. Whether they can

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Speaker 5: They have not officially asserted regime change to be their goal.

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Speaker 10: They would love it, of course. All right, I appreciate this, Ethan.

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Speaker 3: As always leading our coverage of what's been happening in

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Speaker 3: chief Ethan Brunner with us this morning from Tel Aviv.

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Speaker 2: Karen Well Nathan of course, we want to continue that

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Speaker 2: coverage now and turn our attention to a conversation with

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Speaker 10: Let's listen in.

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Speaker 22: I can say unequivocally I think President Trump made the

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Speaker 22: We could have done it in the first term too.

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Speaker 22: I think the Hamas attack on Israel on October seven,

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Speaker 22: of fire strategy around Israel, obviously led us to this point,

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Speaker 22: probably the worst mistake Iran has ever made. And I

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Speaker 22: But whatever the reason, it was the right thing to do.

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Speaker 22: Let's remember this is day one. We now have to

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Speaker 15: And delicate question. Can we succeed Republicans, Democrats, Americans? Can

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Speaker 22: I don't believe so, and I've thought that for many years.

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Speaker 22: I think the only way to lasting peace and security

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Speaker 22: I think the sanctions that were put in place when

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Speaker 22: They'd called it the maximum pressure campaign. But maximum pressure

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Speaker 22: is what Israel started last Thursday to take out the

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Speaker 22: to be regime changed, because this regime is committed to

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Speaker 15: Your study, either Bolton, Hawker, a Dove, or what do

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Speaker 22: Sure, I think there have been a number of successful efforts,

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Speaker 22: looking the people of Iran are looking at the devastation

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Speaker 23: Is it dangerous enough John, that it can happen within

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Speaker 22: Well, I don't think there's any need for boots on

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Speaker 22: But helping coordination through communications or other resource assistance across Iran,

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Speaker 23: John, How do you think President Trump came to that

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Speaker 10: What changed?

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Speaker 22: But I remember what Trump said last week. He made

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