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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: Can we begin this morning with a key court ruling

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Speaker 3: involving Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. The judge has temporarily

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Speaker 3: blocked President Trump's effort to remove her from her position

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Speaker 3: at the FED. Bloomberg Markets reporter Valerie Titel says the

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Speaker 3: decision allows Cook to remain in her post while she

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Speaker 3: challenges the White House's attempt to oust her over allegations

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Speaker 3: of mortgage fraud, which Cook says are politically motivated.

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Speaker 4: This is a really important case to follow because this

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Speaker 4: is the first time a president has sought to remove

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Speaker 4: someone at the FED, and given the law written into

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Speaker 4: the Federal Reserve Act, the president can remove somebody for cause,

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Speaker 4: but it's very vague on what cause actually entails, and

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Speaker 4: this ruling really can have lasting effects on clarifying what

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Speaker 4: is justified as called in this scenario.

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Speaker 3: Bloomberg's Valery Titesell says the judge concluded the alleged misconduct

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Speaker 3: likely does not amount to cause for her removal.

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Speaker 2: Let's turn to the Middle East, now Nathan. Israel conducted

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Speaker 2: an unprecedented strike against senior Hamas leaders in the Katari

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Speaker 2: country and Arab nations over the war in Gaza. The

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Speaker 2: move drew criticism from the Trump administration, saying the bombing

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Speaker 2: did not advance Israeli or American goals in trying to

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Speaker 2: bring an end to the Middle East conflict, and the

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Speaker 2: President says he was not given advanced notice of the attack.

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Speaker 5: I was very unhappy about it, very unhappy about every aspect,

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Speaker 5: and we got to get the hostages.

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Speaker 6: Back, but I was very unhappy about the way that

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Speaker 3: Now, so you were caught by surprise.

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Speaker 5: I'm never surprised by anything, especially when it comes to

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Speaker 2: President Trump added that he spoke with both Israel Prime

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Speaker 2: Minister Benjamin att and Yahoo and Katari leaders after the

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Speaker 2: strike and assured Cutter that such an attack would not

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Speaker 2: happen again. HAMA said five of its members were killed

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Speaker 3: And Karen Katar is condemning this strike, calling it a

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Speaker 3: tolerate this reckless Israeli behavior and it's continued tampering with

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Speaker 3: regional security. William Roebuck as executive vice president at the

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Speaker 3: Arab Golf States Institute. He says the attack threatens the

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Speaker 6: I don't see prospects for the negotiations to start up again.

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Speaker 6: And I also on the Israeli side, just assessing the

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Speaker 3: William Roebuck of the Arab Gulf States Institute Bloomberg Economic

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Speaker 3: says while crude oil futures jumped after the attack, oil

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Speaker 3: prices are unlikely to move persistently. Checking oil prices now,

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Speaker 3: they are moving higher. West Texas Intermediate It's up one percent,

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Speaker 3: trading as sixty three dollars twenty eight cents per barrel.

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Speaker 3: Brent is up nine tenths of one percent at sixty

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Speaker 2: Nathan mahamore geopolitical news this morning related to the war

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Speaker 2: in Ukraine. Poland has shot down drones that crossed into

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Speaker 2: its territory during a Russian airstrike on Ukraine. The Polish

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Speaker 2: military calling it an act of aggression, and the country's

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Speaker 2: premiere is asking NATO allies for support. Bloomberg Daybreak Europe

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Speaker 7: Good morning, Stephen, Good morning, Karen and Nathan. Poland's Prime Minister,

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Speaker 7: Donald Tusk, says his country's airspace was violated by a

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Speaker 7: first time the NATO member has shot down military aircraft

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Speaker 7: Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine. The EU's Foreign affair

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Speaker 7: chief Kaya Kalas says the incursion appears to be intentional.

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Speaker 3: Okay, Stephen, thank you. This news from Poland comes as

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Speaker 3: President Trump has told European officials He's willing to impose

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Speaker 3: new tariffs on India and China to pressure Russian President

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Speaker 3: Vladimir Putin to negotiate with Ukraine, but only if EU

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Speaker 2: And there's more tariff news, Nathan. The Supreme Court will

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Speaker 2: de shigne whether the bulk of President Trump's tariffs are legal,

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Speaker 2: with arguments to be heard in the first week of November.

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Speaker 2: The tariffs remain in place for now, but a decision

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Speaker 2: striking down the tariffs could cut the current average US

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Speaker 3: I want to turn now, Karen to a major political

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Speaker 3: race we're following in Boston, and expected one on one

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Speaker 3: showdown for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Challenger Josh Craft

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Speaker 3: is officially underway. Wu has not a sweeping victory in

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Speaker 3: the city's preliminary election, with one hundred percent of precincts reporting,

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Speaker 3: WU has drawn seventy one point six percent support to

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Speaker 3: Josh Craft's twenty three point three percent. The remaining five

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Speaker 3: percent of the vote went to activist Domingos de Rosa

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Speaker 3: for Tuesday, November fourth.

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Speaker 2: And looking at other elections across the country, here Nathan

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Speaker 2: a Democratic James Walkinshaw won the special election for Virginia's

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Speaker 2: the suburbs of Washington, DC. Walkinshaw will fill the seat

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Speaker 2: and Walkinshaw's win will narrow the Republican majority in the House,

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Speaker 2: where Speaker Mike Johnson will now only be able to

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Speaker 2: afford two defections from his party to still pass legislation.

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Speaker 3: Back to Wall Street now, Karen Traders are going to

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Speaker 3: get more ECON data today. The Producer Price Index for

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Speaker 3: August is do out at eight thirty am Wall Street time.

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Speaker 3: We get a preview now from Bloomberg's Michael McKee.

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Speaker 5: If anything could derail a FED rate cut, it would

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Speaker 5: be an August jump in inflation that's not expected when

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Speaker 5: the government releases the month's producer price index. The consensus

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Speaker 5: monthly change is just a third the size of July's

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Speaker 5: increase on an annual basis. Headline wholesale inflation is forecast unchanged,

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Speaker 5: while the core rate actually drops, a surprise, of course,

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Speaker 5: would increase market angst, although tomorrow's consumer price index will

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Speaker 5: have greater impact. What's likely to matter most today is

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Speaker 5: where we might see tariff induced inflation and how much.

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Speaker 5: Michael McKee, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: All right, Michael, thank you, returned to Big Tech Now

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Speaker 2: and a look at Oracle, which is surging this morning,

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Speaker 2: with shares jumping to a record after the company gave

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Speaker 2: an aggressive outlook for its cloud business, stunning Wall Street

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Speaker 2: and galvanizing hopes that the post chat GPT global AI

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Speaker 2: infrastructure buildout is accelera rating Oracle's cloud infrastructure revenue increase

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Speaker 2: the company signing four multi billion dollar contracts with three

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Speaker 2: at Oracle shares this morning up almost twenty nine percent.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Karen, We're also keeping on Apple shares this morning

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Speaker 3: they're down a half percent in the pre market. After that,

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Speaker 3: tech Giant introduced a fresh range of products, including enhanced AirPods, watches,

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Speaker 3: and the thinnest ever iPhone, along with new pro versions

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Speaker 3: Research and Webush Security, says the updates should move the

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Speaker 8: There's nothing here that makes you think that this is

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Speaker 8: going to be the game change that everyone's been waiting for.

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Speaker 8: But I do believe given the install base, given some

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Speaker 8: of the tweaks here, and ultimately on the on sort

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Speaker 3: And what Bush's dan Ives adds, the iPhone seventeen air

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

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Speaker 2: their stories making news in New York and around the world,

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Speaker 2: and for that we're joined by Bloomberg's Michael Barr.

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Speaker 9: Michael, good morning, Good morning, Karen. That's not my signature

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Speaker 9: that denial from President Trump Tuesday, when he was asked

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Speaker 9: about a letter he allegedly signed for Jeffrey Epstein's fiftieth

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Speaker 9: birthday book in two thousand and three. Democrats on the

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Speaker 9: House Oversight Committee released an image of the message Monday.

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Speaker 9: It includes a message of signature at the bottom that

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Speaker 9: looks like the president's and an outline of a woman's figure.

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Speaker 9: President Trump spoke to the media before dinner in Washington.

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Speaker 2: It's nonsense, and frankly, you're wasting your time.

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Speaker 5: All you do is trying to get off the great

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Speaker 9: Meanwhile, President Trump also touted sending federal agents to another city.

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Speaker 9: The National Guard and immigration authorities have started operations in Chicago.

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Speaker 9: The Justice Department is charged demand with the fatal stabbing

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Speaker 9: of a twenty three year old Ukrainian refugee on a

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Speaker 9: North Carolina commuter train. The charge means the Carlos Brown

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Speaker 9: Junior could face the death penalty of convicted of first

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Speaker 9: degree murder. Brown Junior has a lengthy arrest record, with

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Speaker 9: fourteen prior criminal cases. An urgent manhunt in New York

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Speaker 9: City today following a horrific fire and double homicide Polissa

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Speaker 9: and elderly couple was set on fire in their Queen's

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Speaker 9: have been identified as the two victims. Commissioner Jessica Tish

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Speaker 9: says the victim's neighbors reported and unknown man knocking on doors.

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Speaker 10: The suspects m o is to go door to door

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Speaker 9: In my PD, Commissioner Tish says, the suspect is forty

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Speaker 9: two year old Jamil McGriff, an armed and dangerous career

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Speaker 9: criminal out on parole for robbery. It is a rain

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Speaker 9: mid day for New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell in federal

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Speaker 9: court on felony charges that include alleged wire fraud, obstruction

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Speaker 9: of justice, and lying to the FBI. Ken Trell is

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Speaker 9: still the city's mayor and is not running for reelection.

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Speaker 9: Global News twenty four hours a day and whenever you

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Speaker 9: want it with Bloomberg News Now Michael Bayron, This is

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Speaker 9: Bloomberg Karen.

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Speaker 2: Thanks Michael, time now for our Bloomberg Sports updating. For that,

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Speaker 2: we bring in John stash Hour.

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Speaker 11: Thanks Darren Kyles Schwarberg heading homer since his four home

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Speaker 11: the fiftieth home run of the season for Schwarber. Aaron Judge,

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Speaker 3: Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. The legal fight between President

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Speaker 3: Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has taken

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Speaker 3: one week from today. The federal judge is allowing Cook

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Speaker 3: Good morning, Good.

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Speaker 4: Morning, Nathan. Well, I thought it was really interesting to

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Speaker 4: she says that only Cook's conduct on the job could

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Speaker 4: be grounds for removal, and given that this alleged Morgan

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Speaker 4: fraud actually happened a few months up to a year

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Speaker 4: saying that it's unlikely that Trump has cause to dismiss her. Now, remember, Nathan,

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Speaker 4: this is the first time that a sitting US president

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Speaker 4: has tried to remove a Federal Reserve Board governor. The

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Speaker 4: But this ruling, eventually, when we do get it, could

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Speaker 4: have lasting effects on clarifying what is justified as cause

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Speaker 4: in this scenario. Now, this case is likely to trigger

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Speaker 4: a high stakes appeals battle. It's likely to quickly land

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Speaker 4: debate both sides on how the Supreme Court will handle this.

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Speaker 4: On one side, they have upheld some of Trump's decisions

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Speaker 3: So, as this case goes forward, then Valerie, is there

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Speaker 3: a risk that governor could still be removed from her

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Speaker 3: ostensibly going to appeal, we have about a minute left.

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Speaker 4: Well, look, it's going to appeal. I mean it's likely

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Speaker 4: Court has already fast tracked the Trump's case against his tariff,

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Speaker 4: so it's likely they might do the same with this case,

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