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

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Speaker 2: Good morning.

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Speaker 1: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the

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Speaker 1: stories we're following today.

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Speaker 3: There are lots to talk about this morning in politics,

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Speaker 3: starting in Michigan, where voters took to the polls yesterday

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Speaker 3: and brought the nation closer to a twenty twenty four

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Speaker 3: rematch between President Biden and former President Donald Trump. But

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Speaker 3: the Democratic primary may have been trying to send the

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Speaker 3: president a message in his victory. With ninety eight percent

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Speaker 3: of votes counted, President Biden one with eighty one point

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Speaker 3: one percent, while thirteen point three percent voted uncommitted. A

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Speaker 3: campaign called Listen to Michigan had urged Democrats to cast

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Speaker 3: a protest, voted, and hope to gather ten thousand votes.

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Speaker 3: More than one hundred thousand answered the call. Dearborn resident

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Speaker 3: Lexi Zaidan was one of them.

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Speaker 4: As you see a number of individuals getting behind a

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Speaker 4: protest full through are power to vote to be able

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Speaker 4: to tell President Biden that we are uncommitted to him

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Speaker 4: and his administration as they continue to aid in a

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Speaker 4: bet in the ongoing genocide and.

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Speaker 3: RASA dearborn voter, Lexi z Aidan there and as for

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Speaker 3: the Republican primary, former President Trump defeated Nikki Haley there

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Speaker 3: by a vote of sixty eight point two percent to

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Speaker 3: Haley's twenty six and a half percent.

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Speaker 1: Well, Nathan. Back in Washington, there are new signs of

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Speaker 1: optimism that Congress can avoid a partial government shut down

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Speaker 1: at the end of the week. Here's what House Speaker

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Speaker 1: Mike Johnson had to say after meeting with President Biden

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Speaker 1: and other leaders at the White House.

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Speaker 5: We're very optimistic. I hope that the other leaders came

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Speaker 5: out here and told you the same.

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Speaker 6: We believe that we can get to agreement on these

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Speaker 6: issues and prevent a government shutdown.

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Speaker 1: But Speaker Mike Johnson and other leaders are still far

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Speaker 1: apart on approving billions of dollars for Ukraine and Israel,

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Speaker 1: as well as the US Mexico border. Democratic Senator Elizabeth

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Speaker 1: Warren says this standoff does not make sense.

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Speaker 7: This is the craziest kind of negotiation you would ever see,

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Speaker 7: and that is that, as far as I can tell,

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Speaker 7: everybody wants to deal keep the government open. We've all

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Speaker 7: agreed on what the numbers are as budget deal, right,

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Speaker 7: and everyone's agreed on it, and the Republicans in the

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Speaker 7: House are just saying no.

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Speaker 1: Senator Elizabeth Warren appeared on Bloomberg's Balance of Power with

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Speaker 1: Joe Matthew and Kaylee Lines. Catch more of that conversation

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Speaker 1: on the Balance of Power podcast.

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Speaker 3: Turning to Wall Street, Karen the biggest name in banking,

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Speaker 3: sounds like he's warming to red state Texas over the

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Speaker 3: Big Apple. More from Bloomberg's John Tucker.

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Speaker 5: And Jamie Diamond, praising the lack of an income tax

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Speaker 5: in Texas and its light regulatory touch. After touring a

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Speaker 5: worker training facility in Houston, the CEO of New York

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Speaker 5: based JP Morgan Chase also criticized some New York elected

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Speaker 5: officials as being anti business. He said they were the

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Speaker 5: reason Amazon chose not to build a second headquarters here.

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Speaker 5: For instance, on JP Morgan's workforce in Texas has now

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Speaker 5: surpassed thirty thousand in recent years, while New York's total

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Speaker 5: has slipped to less than twenty nine thousand. Companies think

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Speaker 5: Texas is the place to be In recent years. Tesla

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Speaker 5: and Shns Schwab have moved their headquarters to Texas from California,

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Speaker 5: while Caterpillar relocated from Illinois. John Tucker Bloomberg.

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Speaker 1: Radio, all right, John, thanks, Well, having five million dollars

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Speaker 1: does not crack the top one percent in the US anymore,

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Speaker 1: and Bloomberg's Ed Baxter explains.

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Speaker 8: It's a moving target upward. It now takes five point

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Speaker 8: eight million to join the magic circle of rich. How

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Speaker 8: fast is it moving, Well, it's almost fifteen percent more

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Speaker 8: than twelve months ago. This according to research from Knight Frank.

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Speaker 8: Monaco retains the top spot of the highest threshold worldwide

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Speaker 8: at twelve point eight million, Luxembourg and Switzerland. Well one

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Speaker 8: needs more than eight million to make the cut. The

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Speaker 8: findings underscore how rebounding markets in the US and other

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Speaker 8: Western nations are widening the gap between rich and poor countries.

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Speaker 8: Ed Baxter, Bloomberg Radio, Okay, and thanks.

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Speaker 3: In Company News, Apple is canceling it's decade long effort

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Speaker 3: to build an electric car. The multi billion dollar project

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Speaker 3: began in twenty fourteen. It would have vaulted Apple into

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Speaker 3: a whole new industry. Bloomberg Mark German broke the story.

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Speaker 9: This is a bombshell development. This is a very rare

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Speaker 9: retreat for Apple. This is a project that they've invested

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Speaker 9: over ten billion dollars in They've worked on it for

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Speaker 9: over ten years. It's had many fits and starts, It's

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Speaker 3: Bloomberg's Mark German reports many of the two thousand employees

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Speaker 3: to be shifted to Apple's artificial intelligence division.

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Speaker 1: Meanwhile, Nathan Apple is also making news on the legal front.

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Speaker 1: Company representatives met last week with the Justice Department, and

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Speaker 1: we get more with Bloomberg's Doug Chrisner.

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Speaker 10: We're told it was the final bid to persuade the

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Speaker 10: DOJ not to file an anti trust lawsuit, and forcer's

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Speaker 10: allege Apple has imposed limitations on its iPhones and iPads

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Speaker 10: to impede rivals from effectively competing, and the app store

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Speaker 10: has come under heavy criticism from both app developers and lawmakers.

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Speaker 10: Earlier this month, California ag Rob Bonta said the state

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Speaker 10: was in touch with the DOJ about the potential case

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Speaker 10: the suit is expected in the coming weeks, likely by

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Speaker 10: the end of March.

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Speaker 5: In New York.

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Speaker 10: I'm Doug Krisner, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 3: Doug Gapple's not the only company in the Justice Department's

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Speaker 3: cross hairs. Bloomberg News has learned the DOJS initiated an

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Speaker 3: antitrust investigation into United Health Group. Sources say the problem

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Speaker 3: merged out of concerns about United Health's acquisitions of healthcare

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Speaker 3: providers and data companies. The company and DOJ both declined

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Speaker 1: Well checking some stocks on the move this morning, Nathan

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Speaker 1: Shares a Beyond Meat surging fifty five percent. The alternative

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Speaker 1: protein maker reported fourth quarter sales that surpassed expectations. The

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Speaker 1: company says it'll take a number of actions to find

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Speaker 1: a pathway to profitability, including reducing operating expenses, adjusting prices,

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Speaker 3: And Shares of eBay are up more than three percent

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Speaker 3: in early trading. The company posted a strong holiday quarter.

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Speaker 3: We get the story from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.

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Speaker 11: The company also added two billion dollars to an existing

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Speaker 11: stock buyback program, increasing the total repurchase authorization to three

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Speaker 11: point four billion dollars. Once an industry pioneer, the San Jose,

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Speaker 11: California based company who's been losing US market share for

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Speaker 11: years to the likes of Amazon and Walmart, and in

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Speaker 11: an effort to be more nimble, eBay announced last month

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Speaker 11: that it was cutting one thousand jobs, or about nine

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Speaker 11: percent of its full time workforce. In New York, Charlie

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Speaker 11: Pellett Bloomberg Radio, all Right.

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Speaker 1: Charlie, thanks so, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in Asia

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Speaker 1: making stops from Soul to Tokyo. The billionaire discussed ways

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Speaker 12: We had a good productive conversation about AI and the

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Speaker 12: that is happening here in Japan.

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Speaker 1: Mark Zuckerberg's next stop is India, where he is slated

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Speaker 1: to attend the pre wedding celebrations at billionaire Mukash and

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Speaker 3: Time and not to take a look at some of

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Speaker 3: the other stories making news in New York and around

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Speaker 3: the world with Bloomberg's Michael Barr, Good morning, Michael.

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Speaker 13: Good morning. Nathan. Israel animas appear to be inching toward

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Speaker 13: a new deal that would freeze some of the roughly

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Speaker 13: in exchange for a week's long pause in the war.

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Speaker 13: President Joe Biden says a deal could go into effect

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Speaker 13: as early as Monday. Meanwhile, the UN says a quarter

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Speaker 13: US Representative Robert Wood also spoke at the UN Security

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Speaker 6: It is unconscionable that Hamas fighters continue to embed themselves

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Speaker 6: among civilians and civilian infrastructure, including in hospitals and schools.

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Speaker 6: We caution that a major ground offensive should not proceed

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Speaker 13: US Representative Wood is also calling for the protection of

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Speaker 13: UN and humanitarian workers. President Biden will sign an executive

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Speaker 13: order today designed to prevent foreign entities from accessing troves

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Speaker 13: It appears New York Mayor Eric Adams is behind modifying

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Speaker 15: We met when national leaders who came here and walked

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Speaker 11: No one.

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Speaker 15: And they said, you are treating people with the humanitarian

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Speaker 13: Adams made its comments after forty migrants were found yesterday

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Speaker 16: Naith, and the next that we're on the floor at

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Speaker 16: their last nine, one seventeen ninety nine over Philadelphia, who's

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Speaker 16: struggling without Joe LMB for the six Ers twelve losses

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Speaker 16: the last sixteen games. Net's got blown out in Orlando.

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Speaker 16: They lost one O eight to eighty one Dallas. In Cleveland,

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Speaker 16: Crazy, etam the call of Max Struce's game winning sixty

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Speaker 16: in every ABS home game this season. Rangers look to

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Speaker 16: college basketball games last night were delayed at Indiana fire

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Speaker 3: John Stashaware, Bloomberg Sports DEEPA okay, John, Thanks, Let's get

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Speaker 3: right back now to our top stories this morning. President

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Speaker 3: Biden and former President Trump are inch and closer to

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Speaker 3: a twenty twenty four rematch after the Michigan primary, and

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Speaker 3: Congress maybe inch and closer to a voting a partial

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Speaker 3: For more on all this, we're joined by Laura Davison,

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Speaker 3: Deputy Politics editor for Bloomberg News. So it was runaway

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Speaker 3: victories for both presidents Biden and Trump in Michigan. But

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Speaker 3: there's been a lot of focus, Laura on this uncommitted

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Speaker 3: vote on the Democratic side, This protest vote seems pretty

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Speaker 17: Yeah, about thirteen percent of the vote that came in

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Speaker 17: was uncommitted, you know, not choosing Joe Biden nor any

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Speaker 17: the ballot. So this is a warning sign for the

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Speaker 17: Biden campaign. It doesn't you know, affect the primary, it

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Speaker 17: doesn't affect the delegates, but what it can do is,

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Speaker 17: you know, really show Biden where his weaknesses are in

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Speaker 17: a very key swing state going into twenty twenty four.

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Speaker 17: This is a state that Biden won in twenty twenty

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Speaker 17: protest vote against Joe Biden, you know, is a worrying side.

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Speaker 3: For his campaign and the campaign behind this. Listen to

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Speaker 3: Michigan was focused specifically on President Biden's stand on the

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Speaker 17: Yeah, this has been you know, an issue for both

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Speaker 17: it's unclear exactly how big of a deal this will play,

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Speaker 17: typically voters have voted more on domestic issues, things like immigration,

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Speaker 17: the economy, rather than foreign policy. But because of the

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Speaker 17: personal nature of this issue for many Americans as well

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Speaker 17: as just the amount of the response and how you know,

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Speaker 17: top of mind, this has been this could be an

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Speaker 3: And as for former President Trump, he did defeat Nikki

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Speaker 3: Haley by more than forty percentage points, I think, but

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Speaker 3: there's still a fairly significant vote for Nikki Haley. What

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Speaker 17: Yeah, So Haley you know, only got a little bit

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Speaker 17: about one in four Republicans are not happy with Trump

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Speaker 3: Our last minute, Laura, what can we say about the

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Speaker 3: odds of a potential government shutdown at the end of

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Speaker 17: Are ticking down slightly. There was a meeting with the

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Speaker 17: in March. So we you know, will a Burg a

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