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Speaker 1: News when you want it With Bloomberg News Now, I

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Speaker 1: made Kleggy. President Donald Trump's administration asked the Supreme Court

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Speaker 1: to roll back its decision to block the deportation of

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Speaker 1: Venezuelans to a notorious prison in El Salvador, arguing that

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Speaker 1: the early morning order was over broad and premature. In

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Speaker 1: a fifteen page filing, US Solicitor General d John Sowers

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Speaker 1: said that detainees' lawyers were wrong to turn to the

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Speaker 1: justices without giving lower courts time to rule on claims

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Speaker 1: that the men were not given inadequate opportunity to contest

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Speaker 1: their deportation in court. The High Court intervened around one

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Speaker 1: a m. Saturday in Washington after detainees filed urgent requests

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Speaker 1: in four courts to block their deportation from the Blue

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Speaker 1: Bonnet Detention Center in Anson, Texas. Lawyers of the men

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Speaker 1: said they were being put on buses and told they

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Speaker 1: would be deported as early as Friday afternoon. Concerning this

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Speaker 1: morning's decision regarding migrants in Venezuela, Bloomberg's Greg Store says

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Speaker 1: courts throughout the US, including the Supreme Court, are undoubtedly

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Speaker 1: watching the case of Kilmoar Abrigogarthia, the man ice mistakenly

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Speaker 1: deported to an El Salvador prison.

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Speaker 2: The court has been dealing with this case of Kilmar

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Speaker 2: Abrego Garcia, and they've seen that once somebody is sent

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Speaker 2: to that prison in Al Salvador, it is really difficult

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Speaker 2: to order the administration to bring somebody back who might

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Speaker 2: have been or in that case clearly was wrongly deported

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Speaker 2: to that country.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's grenk Store. Iran's foreign minister said his country has

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Speaker 1: a better understanding with the US at a range of principles.

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Speaker 1: After talks Saturday on Tehran's nuclear program in Rome, mediated

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Speaker 1: by Oman, Bloomberg's Arcelon Shaali says many positive signs are

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Speaker 1: emanating from the Saturday talks.

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Speaker 3: The talks lasted more than three hours, longer than the

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Speaker 3: first round last week, and Iranian Foreign Minnesapla Sadolchi was

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Speaker 3: leaving the Iranian delegation and the talks set it was

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Speaker 3: a better understanding between Iranian and the US officials on

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Speaker 3: a number of principles and objectives. The two size are

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Speaker 3: set to continue talks next week. The Size will return

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Speaker 3: for expert level talks and then the delegations, which will

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Speaker 3: be led by Hirochin. His US counterpart stee Witt coof

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Speaker 3: will reconvene on Saturday to review.

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Speaker 1: Progress Bloomberg's arcelon Shalah. Russian President Vladimir putin order to

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Speaker 1: brief thirty hour paws and hostilities in Ukraine that will

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Speaker 1: cover Easter Sunday, even as he continues to resist US

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Speaker 1: pressure for a thirty day ceasefire. The truce is set

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Speaker 1: to end at midnight Saturday, but on Saturday, Ukrainian President

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Speaker 1: Vladimir Zelenski proposed extending the ceasefire. On Saturday, Russia and

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Speaker 1: Ukraine swapped hundreds of prisoners in the war's largest exchange.

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Speaker 1: This according to Russia's Ministry of Defense. The Federal Reserve

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Speaker 1: Bank has been on hold this year in response to

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Speaker 1: sticky inflation and, more recently, President Trump's aggressive trade policies,

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Speaker 1: which seek to drastically raise the araverage tariff on imported goods.

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Speaker 1: Diisco Fed President Mary Daily says the US Central Bank

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Speaker 1: may hold interest rates longer than anticipated due to inflation risks,

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Speaker 1: but could yet cut later this year.

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Speaker 4: Of course, for businesses that are directly affected by tariffs,

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Speaker 4: say distribution trucking, things like that They are slowing down

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Speaker 4: a little bit because of the as companies try to

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Speaker 4: figure out what the tariffs mean for them. But I

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Speaker 4: think ultimately, you know, uncertainty hasn't been this weight on

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Speaker 4: the economy as of yet. It's just something that's out

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Speaker 4: there and companies are continuing to move forward.

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Speaker 1: Mary Daily, speaking Friday during an event at the University

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Speaker 1: of California, Berkeley. Most economists expect the duties to lower

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Speaker 1: growth and boost inflation, at least in the near term.

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Speaker 1: Harvard University says it had no reason to doubt the

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Speaker 1: seriousness and authenticity of a letterate received from the government

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Speaker 1: this month containing demands astonishing in their overreach. We get

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Speaker 1: more from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini.

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Speaker 5: The New York Times says the April eleven letter email

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Speaker 5: to Harvard included demands about hiring, admissions and curriculum from

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Speaker 5: the Light House Task Force on Anti Semitism, and citing

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Speaker 5: unidentified sources, the paper says the letter was sent either

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Speaker 5: prematurely or by mistake. A university spokesperson tells us the letter,

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Speaker 5: on official letterhead, was signed by three federal officials and

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Speaker 5: sent from the inbox of a senior federal official. The

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Speaker 5: spokesperson also says, even assuming the administration now wants to

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Speaker 5: take back its demands, it appears to have doubled down

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Speaker 5: in recent days. The task Force says it and the

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Speaker 5: entire Trump administration are unlockstep on ensuring those who receive

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Speaker 5: taxpayer dollars follow civil rights laws and protect students, faculty,

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Speaker 5: and staff from discrimination. Denise Pelligritty, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: The US Treasury Secretary must defend the Trump Administration's unpredictable

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Speaker 1: economic agenda while maintaining investor's faith in US bond. Scott

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Speaker 1: Bessen's Tightrope Walk. You can read all about it in

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's weekend edition, exploring the places where financed life and

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Speaker 1: culture meet on Bloomberg dot Com and the Bloomberg Business app.

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