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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, we begin with the latest on upbreaking story, Doc.

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Speaker 3: Workers have walked out of every major port on the

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Speaker 3: US East End Gulf Coast. Let's bring in Bloomberg's John

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Speaker 3: Tucker with the details.

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Speaker 4: John and Nathan, this was the scene at Maher Terminals

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Speaker 4: in Elizabeth, New Jersey.

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Speaker 5: Nothing's gonna move without us.

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Speaker 4: Nothing, that's Union leader Harold Daggett. Some forty five thousand

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Speaker 4: members of the International Longshoreman's Association hit the picket lines

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Speaker 4: at midnight. This is a strike over wages and automation

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Speaker 4: that could reignite inflation and caused shortages of goods if

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Speaker 4: it goes on more than a few weeks. The strike

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Speaker 4: is impacting thirty six ports. The affected ports have the

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Speaker 4: combined capacity to handle as much as half of all

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Speaker 4: US trade volumes, and the strike will haul container cargo

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Speaker 4: and auto shipments. Energy supplies in bull cargo won't be affected.

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Speaker 4: Some exceptions will be made to allow for the movement

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Speaker 4: of military goods and cruise ships. The White House had

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Speaker 4: been in communication with the two sides over the weekend,

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Speaker 4: and some progress had been reported on wages. The Taft

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Speaker 4: Heartley Act of nineteen forty seven does allow President Biden

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Speaker 4: to intervene in labor disputes that evolved national security. In

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Speaker 4: New yorkome John Tucker Bloomberg Radio, all.

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Speaker 1: Right, John, thank you well Tonight.

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Speaker 2: Vice presidential nominees JD Vance and Tim Wallas will face

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Speaker 2: off in what could be the final debate before the

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Speaker 2: November election. Bloomberg's Amy Morris has details from Washington.

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Speaker 6: The ninety minute debate will be in New York. Walls

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Speaker 6: was asked about debate press, how are you feeling.

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Speaker 1: About to be priming?

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Speaker 4: Going great? This is the fun part.

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Speaker 6: Last month, Van said he was already deep into debate Press.

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Speaker 1: Well, I found a.

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Speaker 7: Good friend from back home who embellishes and lies a lot,

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Speaker 7: and having him stand in for Tim Wallas.

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Speaker 6: That's what we're doing during our debates. Bloomberg News Morning

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Speaker 6: Consule poll of registered voters in seven swing states shows

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Speaker 6: Walls with a higher net favorability rating the Advance. There

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Speaker 6: will be no opening statements and no studio audience mikes

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Speaker 6: at their discretion. Pre Written notes are not allowed on stage,

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Speaker 6: but they'll have pens, paper, and water. Each candidate has

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Speaker 6: two minutes for closing statements In Washington, Amy Moore as

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Speaker 6: Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: All right, Amy, thank you. We'll catch the CBS News

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Speaker 2: Vice presidential simulcast on a special edition of Bloomberg's Balance

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Speaker 2: of Power. It begins tonight at eight pm Wall Street

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Speaker 2: Time on Bloomberg Radio and Television.

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Speaker 3: Karen, let's turn out to the latest from the Middle East.

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Speaker 3: Israeli soldiers are now inside Lebanon. The Israeli military began

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Speaker 3: what it's calling targeted ground raids against Hesbola just before

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Speaker 3: midnight local time. We get more from Bloomberg's Michael Heath.

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Speaker 8: At this time, this saying that these are sites that

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Speaker 8: I mean the big question, of course, is whether this

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Speaker 8: Axis is reporting that ciding to his running officials that

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Speaker 8: this was approved by the Security Cabinet and it will

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Speaker 8: know at the same time the US has been worried, well,

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Speaker 8: while it's okay with Israel doing this to try and

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Speaker 3: Bloomberg's Michael Heath reports the US agrees with Israel that

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Speaker 3: Hesbola's attack infrastructure needs to be dismantled, at the same

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Speaker 3: time it is repeating calls for restraint well.

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Speaker 2: Turning to the markets, now Nathan Stalks begin the fourth

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Speaker 2: quarter on a winning streak. The S and P five

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Speaker 1: Notched a similar run. Mike Wilson as.

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Speaker 6: You know, I would stay three weeks ago.

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Speaker 9: Myself and most of the clients I speak with were

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Speaker 9: in the camp that we would have a tough four

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Speaker 4: We may stay bid into.

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Speaker 9: The election and then I think we get some disappointment

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Speaker 2: Morgan Stanley, chief US secuity strategist Mike Wilson. The S

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Speaker 3: Well, how much will the FED cut in the fourth quarter?

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Speaker 5: Well?

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Speaker 3: FED chair Jay Powell says the central Bank will lower

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Speaker 3: Business Economics, the US economy is on solid ground. If

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Speaker 3: the economy slows more than we expect, then we can

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Speaker 4: And that's really what's going to decide it.

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Speaker 10: But I think from a base case standpoint, we're looking

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Speaker 10: at it as a process that will play out over

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Speaker 1: FED Shair J.

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Speaker 3: Powell said he remains confident inflation will continue moving toward

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Speaker 2: Well. Nathan Larry Fink is speaking out of about the

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Speaker 2: strength of the economy. The Black Rock chairman sat down

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Speaker 2: with the Bloomberg's friends Saint Laqua at the Berlin Global

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Speaker 2: Dialogue twenty twenty four conference earlier this morning.

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Speaker 10: We spend so much time focusing on the segments that

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Speaker 10: are doing poorly. And I'm not trying to suggest that's

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Speaker 10: not the right thing to do, but we're not looking

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Speaker 10: economy are doing really, really well. Look at corporate earnings

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Speaker 10: over all, they've been very strong, and I think they're

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Speaker 10: going to continue to be very strong. We have, you know,

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Speaker 10: we do have segments of the economy that are very strong,

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Speaker 10: and I think that's why, I don't know why we

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Speaker 2: Black Rock chairman Larry Finks as the market is pricing

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Speaker 2: US economy continues to grow.

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Speaker 3: In the meantime, Karen, let's turn to some company news now.

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Speaker 3: CVS Health is conducting a strategic or view of options,

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Speaker 3: including a possible breakup. Sources say the options under consideration

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Speaker 3: including a separation of the company's retail and then insurance businesses.

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Speaker 3: CVS has been grappling with falling profit margins at its

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Speaker 3: retail pharmacies and rising costs of patient care from EDNA,

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Speaker 3: which generates about a third of its revenue.

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Speaker 2: Well Nathan Pfeiser has raised about three point two billion

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Speaker 2: dollars from the sale of helly On shares as it

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Speaker 2: Holly On was formed from a combination of GSK and

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Speaker 2: of products, including Pena Doll, pain relief tablets and Centrum vitamins.

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Speaker 3: Here's another company you've heard of, Karen Dell. Michael Dell

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Speaker 3: has unloaded more of his namesake company stock. He sold

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Speaker 3: ten million shares worth almost one and a quarter billion dollars.

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Speaker 3: It is his second significant sale in the month of September. Earlier,

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Speaker 3: Michael Dell sold ten million shares worth nearly one point

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Speaker 3: interest in artificial intelligence companies. The stock has jumped fifty

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Speaker 2: And it's time now for a look at some of

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Speaker 2: the other stories making news in New York and around

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Speaker 2: barg Good Tuesday morning, Michael.

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Speaker 11: Good morning to you, Karen. North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper

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Speaker 11: says that recovery from the catastrophic damage left behind by

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Speaker 11: Helene last week will be a monumental task, as several

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Speaker 11: towns and cities report severe, lasting damage to their infrastructure.

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Speaker 11: At least one hundred and thirty people are dead and

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Speaker 11: more than six hundred people are unaccounted for in Buncombe County,

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Speaker 11: where communications have been down and roads are impassable. Main

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Speaker 11: The city's water system is also badly damaged. This man,

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Speaker 7: Every piece of equipment I have is pretty much upside

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Speaker 11: President Biden was asked about getting FEMA aid to people

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Speaker 11: who are stranded.

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Speaker 5: The question is not whether we get more.

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Speaker 10: There's a list of every resource for getting in there,

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Speaker 10: but the question is how to get it in.

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Speaker 8: It's hard to get it from point A to point B.

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Speaker 4: It's hard to get if some of the worlds you're

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Speaker 11: President Biden plans to survey the devastation in western North

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Speaker 11: Carolina tomorrow. Vice President Kamala Harris stopped by FEMA headquarters

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Speaker 12: To everyone who has been impacted by this storm, and

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Speaker 12: overwhelmed by the destruction and the loss, our nation is

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Speaker 11: Former President Donald Trump visited at Valdosta, Georgia, yesterday, one

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Speaker 8: Our hearts are with you, and we are going to

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Speaker 11: Trump also claimed falsely and that Georgia's Governor Brian Kemp

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Speaker 11: had not been able to reach Joe Biden. Kemp refuted

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Speaker 11: Trump's allegation and says he talked with the president. Sunday,

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Speaker 11: Georgia judge struck down the state's abortion law, which took

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Speaker 11: effect in twenty twenty two. And effectively prohibited abortions beyond

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Speaker 11: about six weeks of pregnancy. Fulton County Superior Court Judge

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Speaker 11: Robert McBurnie wrote in his order that the law violates

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Speaker 11: Georgia's constitution and privacy protections. The news was welcomed by

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Speaker 11: Jalen Black, spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood Southeast.

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Speaker 2: Effective immediately in accordance with the law, we are providing

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Speaker 11: Georgia Attorney General confirms that they are planning to appeal

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Speaker 11: the decision. Global News twenty four hours a day and

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Speaker 1: All right, Michael Barr, thank you.

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Speaker 1: And here's John Stashauer. John, good morning, Good morning, Karen.

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Speaker 7: Since news last night of the passing of Pete Rose,

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Speaker 7: it's been said by many that he lived a complicated life.

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Speaker 7: His playing career was legendary, played in more games than anyone,

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Speaker 7: The complication came in the late nineteen eighties, when Rose

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Speaker 7: eighty three. It's been called the greatest regular season game

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Speaker 7: Also passing away yesterday NBA Hall of Famer to Kembe Mutumbo,

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Speaker 3: Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager on the morning before what

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Speaker 3: could be the final debate ahead of a presidential election

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Speaker 3: that is now just five weeks away. Republican jd Vance

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Speaker 3: and Democrat Tim Waltz square off tonight in the CBS

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Speaker 3: by Jennifer Lawless, professor and sheriff politics at the University

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Speaker 3: of Virginia. Jennifer, good morning, and just in time for

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Speaker 3: this debate, we have a major port strike underway. What

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Speaker 6: Good morning.

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Speaker 13: If the strike lasts couple of days, voters probably won't

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Speaker 13: won't be that many layoffs in the transportation industry, and

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Speaker 1: To the polls.

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Speaker 3: Do you expect this to play into the debate with

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Speaker 13: I do, but I also expect both candidates to link

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Speaker 3: We've heard so much messaging leading up into this debate

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Speaker 3: Tim Waltz is called Ja d Vance and former President

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Speaker 3: eating people's pets. Where do you see this debate going.

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Speaker 3: Can it focus on substance or are we going to

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Speaker 1: I think it'll probably be a little of both.

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Speaker 13: Unlike the presidential debates both that Donald Trump had with

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Speaker 13: that when JD. Vance says something that Tim Walls does

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Speaker 3: Yeah, the vice presidential candidates tend to act as attack dogs,

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Speaker 13: Well, it's difficult to see how JD. Vance's popularity could

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Speaker 13: Voters seem to be able to differentiate Dvance from Trump.

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Speaker 13: As far as Tim Walls is concerned, he is very likable,

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Speaker 3: Just the fact that this could be the last debate

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Speaker 13: Well, the reality is that vice presidential debates typically don't

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Speaker 13: But this is the last opportunity for the campaigns in

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