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Speaker 1: News when you wanted with Bloomberg News. Now I met Kleggy.

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Speaker 1: Republican nominee Donald Trump's campaign said its communications have been

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Speaker 1: hacked and suggested Iran was to blame, casting it as

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Speaker 1: an effort to interfere in November's presidential election, where he

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Speaker 1: faces Vice President Kamala Harris. The hack was first reported

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Speaker 1: by Politico, which said it had begun receiving emails in

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Speaker 1: July containing internal Trump campaign documents from an anonymous account.

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Speaker 1: Those documents, released over the course of a few weeks,

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Speaker 1: included a dossier on Senator jd Vance, Trump's vice presidential pick.

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Speaker 1: Trump campaign spokesman Stephen Chung said in a statement, quote

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Speaker 1: these documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources hostile to

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Speaker 1: the United States, intended to interfere with the twenty twenty

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Speaker 1: four election, and so chaos throughout our democratic process.

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Speaker 1: Vice President Kamala Harris leads Republican Donald Trump by four

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Speaker 1: percent points in three crucial battleground states, according to surveys

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Speaker 1: from The New York Times and Siena College. The poll,

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Speaker 1: which was conducted among one thousand, nine hundred seventy three

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Speaker 1: registered voters from August fifth, through the ninth shows Harris

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Speaker 1: with fifty percent support among likely voters in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania,

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Speaker 1: and Michigan. Trump had forty six percent support in each

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Speaker 1: of the states. The margin of sampling error across the

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Speaker 1: three states was plus or minus two point five percentage

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Speaker 1: points for all registered voters and plus or minus two

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Speaker 1: point six percentage points for the likely electorate. Former President

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Speaker 1: Trump may have disavowted, but environmental groups still planned to

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Speaker 1: go after his campaign over the conservative blueprints known as

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Speaker 1: Project twenty twenty five. Bloomberg's Nathan Hagger has more from Washington.

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Speaker 3: The Sierra Club recently posted a video online warning of

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Speaker 3: a death sentence for environmental protections under Project twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 3: It calls for deep cuts to the EPA, sales of

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Speaker 3: public lands, and a breakup of the National Oceanic and

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Speaker 3: Atmospheric Administration. The Heritage Foundation official behind the nine hundred

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Speaker 3: plus page manifesto has resigned, but the Sierra Club's legislative

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Speaker 3: director tells Bloomberg she doesn't buy former President Trump's criticism

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Speaker 3: of the project and with its policy proposals on the environment.

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Speaker 3: The official says Project twenty twenty five is a rich

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Speaker 3: target in Washington. I'm Nathan Hager.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Radio General Motors says Marissa West has decided to

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Speaker 1: leave the automaker just eight months after taking the job

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Speaker 1: overseeing North American Operations, its most profitable business. We get

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Speaker 1: that story from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.

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Speaker 2: The twenty year company veteran, was promoted to president of

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Speaker 2: GM North America last fall. At the time, West was

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Speaker 2: forty two and seen as an up and comer in

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Speaker 2: CEO Mary Barra's organization. Rory Harvey, who is Executive VP

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Speaker 2: and President of GM Global Markets, which includes GM North America,

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Speaker 2: GM International Operations and China, will take on West's day

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Speaker 2: to day responsibilities In New York, Charlie Pellett Bloomberg.

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Speaker 1: Radio International Olympic Committee President Thomas Box says he is

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Speaker 1: leaving office next year. More from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini.

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Speaker 4: Boch says the Olympics is best served with a change

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Speaker 4: in leadership. He has led the IOC since September of

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Speaker 4: twenty thirteen. His twelve year limit was due to expire

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Speaker 4: next year, but the members had asked him last year

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Speaker 4: to consider changing IOC rules to let him remain in office,

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Speaker 4: but now the seventy year old German lawyer says the

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Speaker 4: IOC needs a new leader who can steer the Olympic

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Speaker 4: movement through an increasingly digital and political world. Back commented

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Speaker 4: as the Paris Games approach the close, he's known for

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Speaker 4: reforms including speeding up the process for adding additional Olympic sports,

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Speaker 4: also for the bidding process, and for cost cutting. Denise

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Speaker 4: Pellegrine Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Any food that went uneaten at the Paris Summer Games

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Speaker 1: will go to help those in need, Bloomberg's Amis Morris reports, in.

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Speaker 5: An effort to cut down on food waste and contribute

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Speaker 5: to sustainability, any of the food that went uneaten at

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Speaker 5: the Summer Games will help those in need around the

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Speaker 5: French capitol, Paris twenty twenty four. Organizers have long said

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Speaker 5: these Games would be more environmentally friendly and use reusable

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Speaker 5: dishes in the main restaurant at the athletes Village, greener

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Speaker 5: construction and seats and venues made from recycled materials. In

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Speaker 5: addition to helping those in need, organizers also hope those

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Speaker 5: food donations will set an example for other future events

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Speaker 5: to follow. Amy Morris Bloomberg radio.

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Speaker 1: And that's news when you want it with Bloomberg News. Now.

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