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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 3: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow.

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Speaker 1: Here are the stories we're following today, Karen Global.

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Speaker 2: Stocks are in rally mode this morning.

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Speaker 4: Risk appetite is back after the world's largest tech company

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Speaker 4: spurred a stock market bounce on Wall Street. At one

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Speaker 4: point yesterday, the Nasdaq was down one point four percent,

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Speaker 4: but it closed more than two percent higher. Traders cemented

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Speaker 4: bets on a quarter percentage point FED rate cut next

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Speaker 4: week after August core inflation came in hotter than expected.

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Speaker 4: JP Morgan Asset Management Chief Global Strategist David Kelly says

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Speaker 4: it shows there's no need for drastic action.

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Speaker 5: I think the Fed must be aware that if they

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Speaker 5: go aggressive here, they're in danger of undermining consumer confidence.

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Speaker 5: And honestly, the economy is doing exactly what they wanted

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Speaker 5: to do. It is settling into a software expansion of

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Speaker 5: sower expansion. That's what they want, so they only have

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Speaker 5: to they return to normal and interest rates.

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Speaker 3: David Kelly at JP Morgan ass Now.

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Speaker 4: One region not participating in the equity rally this morning

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Speaker 4: is China. Stocks there fell to the lowest since January

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Speaker 4: of twenty nineteen.

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Speaker 1: Well Nathan, a day after underlying inflation unexpectedly picked up

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Speaker 1: in August on higher prices for housing and travel. We

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Speaker 1: get another key reading on inflation at eight thirty am

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Speaker 1: Wall Street time, we get the latest reading on producer prices.

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Speaker 1: We get a preview from Bloomberg's Michael McKee.

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Speaker 6: Prices at the factory gate aren't likely to surprise today,

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Speaker 6: which means the Fed will remain on track for a

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Speaker 6: rate cut next week. Producer prices have been falling faster

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Speaker 6: than prices at the consumer level, and the consensus forecast

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Speaker 6: is headline PPI will drop below two percent. The CPI

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Speaker 6: increased at a two and a half percent annual rate

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Speaker 6: in August. That was enough to push market expectations for

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Speaker 6: the Fed meeting to a quarter point cut next week.

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Speaker 3: Michael McKee Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 4: Okay, Mike, thanks, and interest rates are in focus overseas

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Speaker 4: as well. We get a policy decision from the European

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Speaker 4: Central Bank this morning. Let's go to London and get

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Speaker 4: the latest from Bloomberg's Ewen Pots Ewen.

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Speaker 3: Nathan and Karen Will.

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Speaker 7: Traders get more confident the Fed is moving closer to

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Speaker 7: a twenty five basis point cut. There's little doubt that's

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Speaker 7: what we'll expect today from the European Central Bank. Every

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Speaker 7: single economist in the Bloomberg Sir. The ECV will trim

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Speaker 7: its deposit rate by a quarter point to three and

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Speaker 7: a half percent, the second reduction of the cycle. But

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Speaker 7: with services sector wages still rising rapidly, President Christine Leguard

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Speaker 7: is expected to remain tight lipped on the pace and

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Speaker 7: extent of any further easing.

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Speaker 3: In London, I'm Une Pot's Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: All right you and thank you. Now let's turn to

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Speaker 1: the latest in the presidential race. Donald Trump and Kamala

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Speaker 1: Harris are heading back on the campaign trail after a

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Speaker 1: brief pause for September eleventh observances, but the former president

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Speaker 1: is casting doubt on whether he wants another debate with

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Speaker 1: the vice president after his performance in Philadelphia Tuesday night.

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Speaker 8: When a fighter, as a man fight, gets knocked out

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Speaker 8: or loses to fight, the first thing, he says this

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Speaker 8: we want to rematch.

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Speaker 1: Former President Trump says he's leaving the door open to

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Speaker 1: a debate on NBC or Fox, but he says it's

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Speaker 1: not clear if he wants to. Trump is picking his

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Speaker 1: campaign back up today in Tucson, Arizona.

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Speaker 4: And Vice President Harris is headed to North Carolina Karen

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Speaker 4: for rallies in Charlotte and Greensboro. Her donors and supporters

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Speaker 4: are praising her debate performance. Democratic operative Philippe Rnis helped

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Speaker 4: Terris prepare for Tuesday night. He says her aggressive performance

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Speaker 4: was not in the playbook. It's not an offense defense.

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Speaker 1: Thing to making sure that you're getting out the facts,

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Speaker 1: which is something that the former president has a problem

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Speaker 1: with now.

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Speaker 4: The Harris campaign could also get a lift from Taylor

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Speaker 4: Swift's endorsement after the pop star told her two hundred

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Speaker 4: and eighty three million Instagram followers that she is voting

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Speaker 4: for the vice president. More than three hundred thousand people

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Speaker 4: clicked on Taylor Swift's link to the government's voter registration website.

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Speaker 3: Well, Nathan, we.

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Speaker 1: Are counting down to another historic moment for SpaceX. Later

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Speaker 1: this hour, Elon Muskspace Company is set to perform the

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Speaker 1: first ever privately funded spacewalk. The event was delayed for

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Speaker 1: a few hours and no explanation, but at five fifty

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Speaker 1: eight am Wall Street Time, tech billionaire Jared Isaacman and

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Speaker 1: fellow Polaris Don crew member Sarah Gillis are scheduled to

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Speaker 1: step outside their capsule and test SpaceX's newest spacesuits in

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Speaker 1: the vacuum of space. This mission has already made history

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Speaker 1: as SpaceX's furthest flight ever from Earth. It's orbiting eight

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Speaker 4: Well, we keep an eye on that, Karen. We're also

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Speaker 4: tracking this back on Earth. Two of Wall Street's largest

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Speaker 4: investment banks maybe cutting hours for some workers, and we

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Speaker 4: get the details from Bloomberg' Jeff Bellinger in New York.

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Speaker 9: Sources say JP Morgan Chase will limit junior banker hours

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Speaker 9: to eighty per week in most cases. Exceptions may include

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Speaker 9: expert work to complete live deals, and Bank of America

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Speaker 9: is launching a new internal platform this month that will

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Speaker 9: more closely monitor individual workloads. The moves come amid complaints

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Speaker 9: across the industry that weekly hours are increasingly creeping past

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Speaker 9: one hundred. Demands on Wall Street's rank and file of

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Speaker 9: swelled in recent months, executives erasing to capture an upswing

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Speaker 9: in corporate deals, testing promises made by their firms just

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Speaker 9: a few years ago to give junior staff more breaks.

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Speaker 9: The recent death of a Bank of America associate from

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Speaker 9: a heart attack has stirred a debate across the industry

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Speaker 9: over whether workloads are too often unhealthy. In New York,

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Speaker 9: Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg Radio, All.

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Speaker 3: Right, Jeff, thank you well.

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Speaker 1: UniCredit CEO Andrea or Sell says a takeover remains a

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Speaker 1: possibility regarding a possibility regarding Commerce Bank. He spoke earlier

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Speaker 1: this morning with Bloomberg's Francine Lockwall.

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Speaker 10: We are Commerce bank largest private shoholders. We have nine percent,

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Speaker 10: and we are private shofholders that knows very well how

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Speaker 10: much value can be created in running banks, not only

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Speaker 10: because of what we've done at UNI Credit, but also

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Speaker 10: because of what we've done at HHD, and therefore we

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Speaker 10: have a lot of confidence in the value that Commers

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Speaker 1: UniCredit CEO Andrew Ursel revealed his bank now on to

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Speaker 1: nine percent of Commerce Bank, adding all the shares of

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Speaker 1: the German government offered this week to a position it

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Speaker 1: had quietly built in the market.

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Speaker 4: And Karen another takeover maybe in the works. In the

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Speaker 4: grocery aisle, Bloomberg News has learned that General Mills is

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Speaker 4: in advanced talks to sell its North American yogurt business

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Speaker 4: for more than two billion dollars, source to say the

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Speaker 4: firms and discussions to sell its US and Canadian yogurt operations,

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Speaker 4: which include the popular yo Play brand, to two French

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Speaker 11: Time now for a.

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Speaker 1: Look at some of the other stories making news in

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Speaker 1: New York and around the world, and for that we're

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Speaker 1: joined by Bloomberg's John Tucker.

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Speaker 11: John, Good Morning, Good.

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Speaker 12: Morning, Karen. Hurricane Francine slams southern Louisiana. It made landfall

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Speaker 12: near or Morgan City. Is a Category two storm, but

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Speaker 12: it's been losing strength ever since and has been downgraded. Still,

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Speaker 12: fran Scenes strong enough to do damage to the Crescent

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Speaker 12: City and surrounding areas. The big threat now is flooding

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Speaker 12: in tornadoes. The timeline for Senate Republicans to find a

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Speaker 12: replacement for Mitch McConnell is in flux. Bloomberg Sammy Morris

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Speaker 12: reports from Washington.

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Speaker 13: Senate Republicans emerged from their closed door meetings split on

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Speaker 13: how quickly after the November election to choose a successor

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Speaker 13: to McConnell. Now those senators aligned with McConnell want a

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Speaker 13: quick decision or they say they risk losing time and

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Speaker 13: the lead up to an aggressive agenda, But the caucus's

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Speaker 13: more conservative faction wants more time to get potential concessions

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Speaker 13: if they have to. The decision ultimately lies with Senate

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Speaker 13: Republican Conference Chairman John Burrosso of Wyoming, who says those

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Speaker 13: secret ballot contests are usually held before Thanksgiving in Washington.

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Speaker 13: Amy Morris Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 12: Three thousand Boeing workers gave a taste of what could

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Speaker 12: come if they vote to walk out at midnight. Donald

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Speaker 12: Boeing CEO Kelly Orperg says a work stoppage with harm

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Speaker 12: efforts to turn around the Planemaker's factories after years of turmoil.

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Speaker 12: Nip On Steel mounting a last ditch push to muster

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Speaker 12: support for its fourteen billion dollar takeover of US Steel.

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Speaker 12: It's a deal opposed by President Biden, Vice President Harris,

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Speaker 12: and ex President Donald Trump. Biden and Harris wanted the

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Speaker 12: company to remain domestically owned, while Trump has faintly said

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Speaker 12: he'd block it. Now the NFL averaged twenty one million

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Speaker 12: viewers per game during the league's opening week, making it

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Speaker 12: the most watched Week one on record. All told, one

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Speaker 12: of one game. Global News twenty four hours a day

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Speaker 12: and whatever you want it with Bloomberg News Now. I'm

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Speaker 12: John Tucker. This is Bloomberg Karen.

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Speaker 1: All right, John, thank you, off of the Bloomberg Sports

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Speaker 1: Update with John Stanshawer.

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Speaker 14: John, Good morning, Good morning, Caring. The Yankees and Royals

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Speaker 14: could meet in the postseason. They just had a three

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Speaker 14: game series in the Bronx. Yanks won the opener of

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Speaker 14: the Royals had a three hit shutout win Tuesday. In

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Speaker 14: Both teams scored in the tenth without getting a hit.

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Speaker 14: The Yanks got the big hit in the eleventh with

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Speaker 14: a run of a third. Jazz Chisholm belted one a

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Speaker 14: the Yanks one four to three. It looked like the

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Speaker 14: The Blue Jays led one to Nuppi and Boden Francis

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Speaker 8: Oh two get high in the air deep Brightfield, Gondor

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Speaker 14: The Red Sox beat the Orioles five to three and

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Speaker 14: Cleveland plays Jacksonville, Deshaun Watson will be the Browns quarterback

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Speaker 14: of the NFL. Is investigating the latest Watson sexual assault accusation.

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Speaker 14: A woman filed a civil suit stemming from an alleged

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Speaker 14: incident four years ago. Watson yesterday strongly denied the accusation.

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Speaker 14: He already served a lengthy suspension after twenty four previous

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Speaker 14: alleged incidents. John Stashette with Bloomberg Sports Darren Nathan.

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Speaker 2: This is Bloomberg Daybreak.

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Speaker 4: Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager, and we are counting down

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Speaker 4: to what could be another historic moment for space X.

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Speaker 4: Two private astronauts, including a tech billionaire, step outside their

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Speaker 4: on the SpaceX Polaris non mission. We are joined this

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Speaker 4: morning by Bloomberg's aerospace correspondent Kate Duffy. I'm getting goosebumps

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Speaker 15: Yeah, I think this is an absolutely incredible moment. You know,

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Speaker 11: You know, no other private company has done this before.

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Speaker 11: And it goes to show, you know, not only this

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Speaker 15: These are you know, civilians who who have come into

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Speaker 4: The spacewalks expected to last something like fifteen to twenty

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Speaker 4: Yeah, as Mission control said, they've lost live video. We're

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Speaker 15: So the spacewalk them should last about fifteen to twenty minutes,

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Speaker 15: Updates from SpaceX, so it seems all as long to return.

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