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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.

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Speaker 4: The war in the Middle East is now into a

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Speaker 4: sixth day. Israel is carrying out new waves of attacks

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Speaker 4: on Tehran's military and intelligence assets, along with strikes on

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Speaker 4: Hesbola targets in Lebanon. President Trump says the US is

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Speaker 4: doing very well.

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Speaker 5: Somebody said, on a scale of ten, where would you're ready,

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Speaker 5: I said about a fifteen. And We're going to continue

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Speaker 5: to do what we have the greatest military in the

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Speaker 5: world by far.

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Speaker 4: President Trump spoke from the White House, so we get

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Speaker 4: more from Bloomberg Middle East anchor Jumana Bursecci in Dubai.

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Speaker 6: White House Press Sector. You, Karen, I love it. Went

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Speaker 6: on to say that they're moving to have complete dominance

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Speaker 6: of the skies, and earlier on I actually conducted an

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Speaker 6: interview with one of the advisors to the Israeli Prime

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Speaker 6: Minister and he said that from their perspective, both IS

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Speaker 6: and US operations have already surpassed in the first five

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Speaker 6: days of this war what they thought they could achieve.

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Speaker 6: This is his words. Obviously, that's how he's describing it.

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Speaker 6: The US also saying the Central Command that they've hit

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Speaker 6: over two thousand targets in Iran over the first five

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Speaker 6: days of the operations.

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Speaker 4: Bloomberg's Jumani Burssecci reports Iran is promising to ramp up

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Speaker 4: retaliatory attacks. About a dozen nations are involved with Tehran's

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Speaker 4: striking US bases and embassies across the Middle East. Turkey

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Speaker 4: came under fire as well yesterday, the first time a

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Speaker 4: NATO members been targeted, and the US submarine sank in

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Speaker 4: Iranian warship and international waters off Sri Lanka in the

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Speaker 4: first such attacks since World War II. Iran is vowing

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Speaker 4: to avenge that strike well.

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Speaker 2: On Capitol Hill, Nathan the Shunate has cleared the way

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Speaker 2: for President Trump to keep the war going. A Democratic

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Speaker 2: by a vote of forty seven to fifty three. Republican

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Speaker 2: Lindsay Graham says the war is justified.

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Speaker 7: President Trump, after a sincere effort and to bring this

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Speaker 7: conflict to a peaceful conclusion, concluded that to continue to

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Speaker 7: allow this regime to move forward would put America at

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Speaker 7: unacceptable risk, and he was right.

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Speaker 2: But Democrat Chris Murphy says Americans are already paying a cost.

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Speaker 8: Oil prices up by nine percent, gasoline prices their largest

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Speaker 8: one day increase in twenty years, natural gas prices up

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Speaker 8: forty five percent. The region is in chaos. American consumers

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Speaker 8: are paying the price, and for what. We still don't

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Speaker 8: even know the reason for this war.

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Speaker 2: Senators Chris Murphy and Lindsey Graham spoke on the Senate

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Speaker 2: in a war powers resolution today. Speaker Mike Johnson says

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Speaker 2: he's confident it will fail there as well. A CNN

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Speaker 2: pool taken the weekend the war began found fifty nine

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Speaker 2: percent of Americans disapprove the strikes on Iran.

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Speaker 4: The Karen Former Secretary of State Antony Blank says real

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Speaker 4: change in Iran will require a sustained military focus that

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Speaker 4: could wear down US weapons stockpiles and leave it vulnerable

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Speaker 4: to attacks from other adversaries. Lincoln was the top diplomat

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Speaker 4: in the Joe Biden administration. He's questioning whether this White

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Speaker 4: House is ready for the consequences of a drawn out war.

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Speaker 4: B Lincoln spoke with Bloomberg's David Gurup on the latest

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Speaker 4: edition of the Bloomberg Big Take podcast.

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Speaker 9: What I'm worried about. One of the things I'm worried about,

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Speaker 9: and this gets to the second and third order consequences,

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Speaker 9: is we so deplete our arsenal and it takes a

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Speaker 9: long time to rebuild it that that puts us in

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Speaker 9: a disadvantageous position when it comes to say a China

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Speaker 9: factored in. And again it's one of the reasons why

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Speaker 9: if you're going to undertake something like this, you've got

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Speaker 9: to make sure that you've you've factored all of that in.

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Speaker 4: And you can catch David Gurrow's full conversation with former

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Speaker 4: Secretary of State Blincoln on The Big Take wherever you

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Speaker 4: get your podcasts.

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Speaker 2: Well, Nathan, we are seeing oil on the rise once

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Speaker 2: again this morning. West Texas Intermediate is up two point

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Speaker 2: dollars seventy six cents. Bloomberg Middle East News director Will

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Speaker 10: I do think the old price is an important calculation

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Speaker 10: for him, and although the price has been significant, it's

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Speaker 10: worth bearing in mind that it's not out of control.

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Speaker 10: That price is in the low eighties and not in

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Speaker 10: beyond where they've been in recent years. Prices went well

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Speaker 10: Ukraine War, so it may be in Washington's calculation that

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Will Kennedy on Iranian television this morning, a military

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Speaker 2: official claimed Iran has not closed the Strait of Hormuz now.

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Speaker 4: The war continues to have a major impact on the

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Speaker 4: airline industry car and the number of canceled flights to

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Speaker 4: Middle East tubs has now surpassed twenty three thousand and

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Speaker 4: thousands of passengers are stranded in the Gulf region, with

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Speaker 4: more than half of all scheduled flights to or from

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Speaker 4: the Middle East canceled. We get the latest from Bloomberg

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Speaker 4: Aviation and Transport reporter Danny Lee.

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Speaker 11: Priority has really been given to people to get out

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Speaker 11: of the region, and we have seen recent days the

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Speaker 11: lucks of Emerson and Etty had elands starting receiving some

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Speaker 11: flights to get people out, but clearly for now as

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Speaker 4: It's Bloomberg's Danny Lee and the State Department says seventeen

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Speaker 4: five hundred Americans have safely fled the region. It's urging

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Speaker 4: others to register via its website, Nathan.

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Speaker 2: Amazon also being impacted by the war in the Middle East.

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Speaker 2: Your own strikes have damaged three facilities operated by Amazon

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Speaker 2: in the United Arab Amoris and Bahrain, and Israel and

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Speaker 2: the US have reportedly hit at least two data centers

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Speaker 2: in Tehran, one of them connected to the Islamic Revolutionary

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Speaker 4: Karen Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon says he's surprised so

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Speaker 4: far by the reaction to the Iran attacks in the markets,

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Speaker 4: but in an interview with Bloomberg, he says he does

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Speaker 4: not see complacency.

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Speaker 12: I think there's a lot, a lot of uncertainty around

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Speaker 12: the direction of the conflict, how it will be resolved.

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Speaker 12: You know what the off ramps are, and you know,

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Speaker 12: I think it's fair to say when you look at markets,

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Speaker 12: market reactions have been relatively benign, and I certainly could

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Speaker 12: have seen over the last couple of days you know

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Speaker 12: a little bit more volatility, but I don't think people

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Speaker 12: are being complacent. I think that market participants are looking

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Speaker 12: and trying to say, you know, how is this going

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Speaker 4: To catch the full interview with Goldman Sachs CEO David

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Speaker 4: Solomon on Bloomberg's new video experience on the Bloomberg Business

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Speaker 4: app Nathan Fed.

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Speaker 2: Governor Stephen Myron is still pushing for interest rate because

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Speaker 2: even with the war in Iran, and we spoke with

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Speaker 13: It's a moment to continue acting. We have I have policy,

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Speaker 13: I have projections for unemployment. I have projections for labor markets,

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Speaker 13: so to my for inflation, so to my colleagues, and

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Speaker 13: I believe it's appropriate to continue acting in accordance with

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Speaker 13: those projections until you get evidence that you have to

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Speaker 13: change your projections. And thus far, the evidence from event

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Speaker 13: from events over the week and haven't led me to

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Speaker 2: Thank Governor Stephen Myron says it's too soon to say

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Speaker 2: how the war will affect the US economy and other

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Speaker 2: FED officials have said the risk of higher oil prices

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Speaker 2: is clouding their outlook.

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Speaker 4: Turning to the equity markets, Karen futures have turned a

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Speaker 4: touch lower this morning, following yesterday's gains on Wall Street.

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Speaker 4: Shares of Broadcommerce still in the green, up seven percent

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Speaker 4: top one hundred billion dollars next year. Broadcom also delivered

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Speaker 4: a better than estimated quarterly outlook and announced a stock

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Speaker 4: buyback plan worth as much as ten billion dollars.

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Speaker 2: Well in Asia, Nathan China has set as low as

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Speaker 2: growth target since nineteen ninety one, as policymakers finally appear

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Speaker 2: to acknowledge the difficulties facing the economy, including deflation, teriff fishs,

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Speaker 14: I mean targets forty women this year are US follows

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Speaker 14: GDP growth four point five to five percent. We striving

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Speaker 2: As hun is Premier Lee Chiang. Hanging over any projection

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Speaker 2: is a summit between Leader Seson Ping and President Trump,

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Speaker 2: which could determine the level of tariffs charged on Chinese goods.

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Speaker 4: And this programming note, Karen, as we've just seen this

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Speaker 4: past weekend markets to way clothes on Friday, but the

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

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Speaker 15: Good Morning, Karen. The House Overside Committee as voted to

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Speaker 15: subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondy as part of its investigation

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Speaker 15: into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik

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Speaker 15: has also agreed to answer questions about his past ties

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Speaker 15: to Epstein, including emails showing a visit to Epstein's private

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Speaker 15: Congressman Stephen Lynch of Massachusetts is a senior member of

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Speaker 16: With Pam Bondy, it's a different situation. She has withheld

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Speaker 16: meaningful and important documents from Congress. She scrubbed the information

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Speaker 15: Lynch says that Trump administration had six million documents, they

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Speaker 15: gave us three million. Minnesota Governor Tim Walls and State

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Speaker 15: Attorney General Keith Ellison appeared before the House Oversight Committee

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Speaker 15: to testify about alleged fraud in state programs. The committee

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Speaker 15: accused Walls and Ellison of knowing about alleged fraud for

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Speaker 15: Comer accused the leaders of ignoring warnings from more than

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Speaker 17: What we've uncovered in Minnesota is not a paperwork error

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Speaker 15: Walls defended their leadership, saying the allegations are being used

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Speaker 15: as rationale for President Trump's deadly immigration raids in the state.

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Speaker 9: In Minnesota, if you do fraud public programs, if you

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Speaker 9: steal taxpayer money, we'll find you, We'll prosecute you, we'll

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Speaker 9: convict you, and we'll throw you in jail.

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Speaker 15: Ellison says Operation Metro Surge did nothing to address fraud

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Speaker 15: in our state, harmed our economy and scarred our people.

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Speaker 15: US and Canadian military aircraft were sent to the Skies

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Speaker 15: in response to an ultimately unfounded security threat on a

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Speaker 15: Scandinavian Airlines flight bound for Newark Airport. The plane landed safely.

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Speaker 2: A time now for our Bloomberg Sports update, and for

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Speaker 3: And Karen Lou Holtzer passed away at the age of

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Speaker 4: Good morning on Nathan Hager. On day six of the

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Speaker 4: US Israeli war with Iran, there is little sign of

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Speaker 4: let up on either side, and President Trump continues to

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Speaker 4: make the case that he was justified in going after Tehran.

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Speaker 5: They're attacking their neighbors. They're attacking there in some cases

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Speaker 5: allies or that's so long ago allies, And you know,

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Speaker 5: it's really a nation that was out of control.

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Speaker 4: It was President Trump at the White House. We're joined

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Speaker 4: now by Bloomberg News Middle East Breaking News editor Patrick Sikes. Patrick,

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Speaker 4: thanks for coming back on with us. If you could

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Speaker 4: get us updated on the latest that's been happening in

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Speaker 18: Yeah, I think pertinent said Trump comments there, just you know,

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Speaker 18: since yesterday we've seen the first incidents both on Turkish soil,

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Speaker 18: with Derne being a drone falling on Osari territory. So

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Speaker 18: I think, yeah, again, in just indicating even if perhaps

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Speaker 18: the overall volume of the volleys of missiles being fired

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Speaker 18: might be falling from Iran, we're still seeing the conflict

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Speaker 18: sprawl out in terms of geography.

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Speaker 4: And we also saw yesterday the first strike by an

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Speaker 4: off India's backyard. What does that tell us about the

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Speaker 18: Patrick, Yeah, absolutely, I mean I think it just shows

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Speaker 18: that the US is prepared to go far far away

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Speaker 18: from Iranian shores Iranian territory in pursuit of these objectives

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Speaker 18: that it's laid out. I think the maritime aspect of

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Speaker 18: it is also important, because Iran was saying just earlier

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Speaker 18: that incident, and I think that matters because of all

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Speaker 18: think it's going to give Iran an extra incentive to

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Speaker 4: As the conflict continues. Patrick, you'd seen some headlines across

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Speaker 18: Yeah, that paniced the market a bit because it was

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Speaker 18: sort of recirculated the comments. They were actually made kind

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Speaker 18: the market is that they were reacting. The idea was

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Speaker 18: get something attractive in exchange. I think substantively that wasn't

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Speaker 18: really new to us. But I think, as I said,

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Speaker 18: you know, the market reaction just shows how eager people

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Speaker 4: I imagine it resurfaces the question of the ultimate end

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Speaker 4: goal for the US end Israel. If that kind of

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Speaker 4: offer of giving up to just enriched geranium wasn't enough,

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Speaker 18: Yeah, I think part of the problem is that those goals,

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Speaker 18: Sometimes it's about a nuclear bomb, which of course Iran

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Speaker 18: times it's about threats to the region. The current line

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Speaker 18: which again I think this leaves a lot more room

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Speaker 4: In our last thirty seconds, with airline cancelations piling up,

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Speaker 18: Yeah, there's still a lot of panic and confusion, I think,

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Speaker 18: the West, but still many many people stuck in the Gulf,

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Speaker 18: it's still all, i'd say, rather unclear for the moment.

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