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The Eric Metaxas Show
Kevin 'Votestradamus' McCullough Breaks Down Various Races
"Kevin, you were just making a point. Please continue. I want to break this down because in Virginia, New Jersey, you had two different approaches in which both states really had a Republican push. Jack chiarelli and Glen youngkin both outperformed what the polls were saying going into election day. The difference was in loudoun county in Virginia, the Democrats tried to stop the counting. They didn't really have a reason for it. They just said there were abnormal abnormalities. They needed to stop and check on whatever. They were going to start the next morning. His lawyers immediately said, nope, we're going to keep going. You're going to do this now. They took it to a judge, judge said, yep, you got to keep going. They kept going. Glenn youngkin was governor of Virginia the next morning. In New Jersey, Bergen county pulled the same thing that loudoun county did, only they were allowed to stop. And most people in Bergen county went to bed on election night thinking that Jack chiarelli had been elected governor. It was a big upset. I was one of them. I reported from the chiarelli campaign that night for different media groups. He had a significant lead in the state. The next morning, when Bergen county suddenly had the votes counted, there had been more than a 100,000 something to zero swing in just the one county. So here's my first caution from my calling yesterday. Anywhere you see this stuff trying to happen. If the RNC has not lawyered up and ready to take people to court, the minute that it gets tried, you're going to be in trouble in those races. But my hunch is that there's a lot more people watching out this year to make sure that we don't have those types of things happening, particularly in the Senate races in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Arizona and Nevada, which if we win those four, we win the Senate. Last thing I'll say on this, it is very, very important that no matter what race you think you're voting for, that you make sure that you take three to four people with you tomorrow
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
"chiarelli" Discussed on ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
"Northern Kansas City, the northern Kansas City school system has announced that they have some new enforcement procedures to limit cell phone use at school. The district has stated that from 7 43 a.m. to two 40 p.m. student cell phone use is prohibited during class time from bell to bell. Cell phones are only to be used before or after school during a passing period or during lunch. Because they say that students help when you at school has been identified as a tremendous distraction. And while the deployment of the district issued macbooks, cell phones are now unnecessary for academics throughout the school day. I think this is a great idea. And I think it goes to the home as well and getting your kids off social media. I want to talk to Tom Holland is the actor who plays Spider-Man. And he just came out and made an announcement about leaving social media. And I think a step like this helps take your kid away from the constantly having their head in the phone. Here's Tom Holland. Hi guys. So I've been trying to make this video for about an hour now and for someone that has spent the last 1314 years however long I've been acting. Is it that long? Yeah, and probably is that long. I can not seem to say what I need to say without umming and arriving every 5 minutes. So I'm going to try again. So I have taken a break from social media for my mental health because I find Instagram and Twitter to be overstimulating to be overwhelming. I get caught up and I spiral when I read things about me online and ultimately it's very detrimental to my mental state, so I decided to take a step back and delete the app. That's fantastic. I think it's a great message for kids. I really do, because they have their heads in the phone all the
The Restaurant Coach Podcast
"chiarelli" Discussed on The Restaurant Coach Podcast
"And I think even if you don't got it, you gotta act like you got it, you know? And I think that's the most important quality. Call this employees. That's cool. And then, you know, that kind of leads into my other thing about self care. I know you and I both are huge believers in self care. What do you do to take care of yourself? And I'm going to kind of preempt it that like, you know, one of the things I love on your Instagram feed is like, a lot of times you go for a walk in the morning and you're just kind of like giving out these randomized thoughts and somebody that popped your head in a really great side to do it like the daily walk. What else do you love to do for self care? So yeah, I mean, I'm a big, I love jiu-jitsu and martial arts. I do that. I'm currently injured so really right now I'm sticking to just like my morning walks and I do weightlifting. So typically, again, we'll probably get into this at some point, but my routine is everything, right? I want to get into a state of flow within minutes of waking up. And the best way to do that is to get your first win of the day. So, you know, I get up early, which I can now, because I've changed some nighttime habits, talking about that. But I get up early, you know, I get my teeth brushed, I get my running shoes on, I go downstairs, I crush my water with lemon and salt. I have my black coffee ready to go. My wife is with me. We get out the door, and we do our hour walk. Come home, get the kids up, get the kids fed. And then we have breakfast together. You know, we talk about life. I'm like, I'm already in this almost like runner's high. I'm just like, hey, yeah. You know? I go to the gym. And I've done two workouts spent quality time with my wife and kids all before 11 a.m. 12 new. And that's when the late side. So that does a lot for my physical health. It does a lot for my mental health. It keeps me on the path. And then yeah, you know, you're out your exterior is a product of your interior world, and it's like having that, I bring that energy to work now. And that is why I really do it, you know? Exactly. Yeah, and I'm a huge believer in culture and culture. I always say culture flows down doesn't flow up on culture starts with you. Your energy, your attitude, it sets the tone for the team. That's it. 100%. So looking back over your life of the places you've dined at, what would you say is the best meal you've ever had? My chiarella is my wife and I were out in so many great meals to be honest. But one thing that I always tell people, like probably the best thing I've ever eaten was a Michael Chi chiarelli is restaurant and I don't know why that is escaping my head right now. But my wife and I went there for our ten year anniversary and we got the like it's a ravioli with gnocchi dough and I had the truffle scream spinach and they're running egg yolk in it and it was like brown butter. It was just like heaven on a plate. But some of my favorite meals were like blue ribbon on solvent in New York City. I love the old school stuff, you know? Those are like, I love the old school. I love it. I love the restaurants that were in gramercy tavern and Gotham, death and bar and grill. And I love those places.
The Restaurant Coach Podcast
"chiarelli" Discussed on The Restaurant Coach Podcast
"And I think even if you don't got it, you gotta act like you got it, you know? And I think that's the most important quality. Call this employees. That's cool. And then, you know, that kind of leads into my other thing about self care. I know you and I both are huge believers in self care. What do you do to take care of yourself? And I'm going to kind of preempt it that like, you know, one of the things I love on your Instagram feed is like, a lot of times you go for a walk in the morning and you're just kind of like giving out these randomized thoughts and somebody that popped your head in a really great side to do it like the daily walk. What else do you love to do for self care? So yeah, I mean, I'm a big, I love jiu-jitsu and martial arts. I do that. I'm currently injured so really right now I'm sticking to just like my morning walks and I do weightlifting. So typically, again, we'll probably get into this at some point, but my routine is everything, right? I want to get into a state of flow within minutes of waking up. And the best way to do that is to get your first win of the day. So, you know, I get up early, which I can now, because I've changed some nighttime habits, talking about that. But I get up early, you know, I get my teeth brushed, I get my running shoes on, I go downstairs, I crush my water with lemon and salt. I have my black coffee ready to go. My wife is with me. We get out the door, and we do our hour walk. Come home, get the kids up, get the kids fed. And then we have breakfast together. You know, we talk about life. I'm like, I'm already in this almost like runner's high. I'm just like, hey, yeah. You know? I go to the gym. And I've done two workouts spent quality time with my wife and kids all before 11 a.m. 12 new. And that's when the late side. So that does a lot for my physical health. It does a lot for my mental health. It keeps me on the path. And then yeah, you know, you're out your exterior is a product of your interior world, and it's like having that, I bring that energy to work now. And that is why I really do it, you know? Exactly. Yeah, and I'm a huge believer in culture and culture. I always say culture flows down doesn't flow up on culture starts with you. Your energy, your attitude, it sets the tone for the team. That's it. 100%. So looking back over your life of the places you've dined at, what would you say is the best meal you've ever had? My chiarella is my wife and I were out in so many great meals to be honest. But one thing that I always tell people, like probably the best thing I've ever eaten was a Michael Chi chiarelli is restaurant and I don't know why that is escaping my head right now. But my wife and I went there for our ten year anniversary and we got the like it's a ravioli with gnocchi dough and I had the truffle scream spinach and they're running egg yolk in it and it was like brown butter. It was just like heaven on a plate. But some of my favorite meals were like blue ribbon on solvent in New York City. I love the old school stuff, you know? Those are like, I love the old school. I love it. I love the restaurants that were in gramercy tavern and Gotham, death and bar and grill. And I love those places.
WABE 90.1 FM
"chiarelli" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Possible So brigida told me her family's keeping their bags packed so they can flee quickly if the Russian army does break through NPR's Brian man in Odessa thank you Thank you Before 2020 ever every modern presidential candidate who lost eventually conceded Just moments ago I spoke with George W. Bush and congratulated him on becoming the 43rd president of the United States I have just called president Obama to congratulate him on his victory Last night I congratulated Donald Trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country But it's been a year and a half since voting ended and Donald Trump still hasn't done the same The question now is whether other candidates will follow suit in 2022 and 2024 NPR's miles parks covers voting and joins us now Hey miles Hey Elsa Okay so how do you think Trump's refusal to concede could change the norms in future elections So looking ahead at the midterms it's turned this thing a candidate admitting they lost from something that was basically a given into a very real question mark It's important to remember here that concession is not written into law anywhere It's not required I talked about that with amel Ahmed who's a political science professor at the university of Massachusetts Amherst She said the U.S. has taken concession for granted because the country is also taken the idea of a peaceful transfer of power for granted and a concession is a big part of that Any of us study democracy it is that moment where you just hold your breath and it's this tremendous leap of faith where a loser says okay I am willing to be governed by the opposition because the alternative is worse If concessions happen less frequently she said she's worried about more political violence similar to January 6th Well have we seen this tension around concessions play out in elections we've had since Trump lost in 2020 We have Just looking back at the New Jersey governor's race last year it's a good example The vote there was pretty close and the Republican candidate Jack chiarelli waited more than a week to concede while votes were still being counted Now chiarelli was not alleging fraud or anything but his campaign attorney Mark Sheridan told me he had to work really really hard to make that clear because the atmosphere around concessions is just so unbelievably polarized right now I had no interest in becoming Rudy Giuliani standing in front of a mulch pile making crazy statements about election fraud He's referring there to Trump's campaign attorney Rudy Giuliani making baseless election claims as some people might remember in front of a landscaping company But the candidate Sheridan was representing did end up conceding but in 2022 a lot of candidates are actually running on Trump's election lies And so election officials are really worried that means those same candidates might be similarly willing to not admit they lose after they potentially probably some of them will lose in the 2022 election I talked about that with Matt Masterson who worked on election security efforts at the Department of Homeland Security through the 2020 election I think we have to assume that in some cases hopefully not many cases but the incentive structure suggests perhaps more and more cases The loser of the election will not accept will not concede So what can officials who oversee voting do to prepare for that It's tough because the behavior of candidates is one of the few things that election officials can't really game plan out right But at this point they basically have to prep information get voters prepared to fight against this disinformation The last two years has been prepared local election officials preparing as if they're going into an information battle in 2022 and 2024 and this fall will be the first real test That is Ampere's miles parks Thank you miles Thank you Passover begins at sunset tonight and at countless satyrs Jews will tell the story of the exodus of a people leaving behind everything they knew and wandering in search of a promised land For Jews who fled the war in Ukraine it's a story they are right in the middle of Deena pritchett reports The decision to leave home is not an easy one Olenna Helena was in harkey when the war started Russian plains dropped bombs right outside This song is something I can not find the word because it's like super low and super noisy and you're house is just trembling In the Passover story the Hebrew people leave Egypt with almost no notice The unleavened matzo symbolizes the fact that bread didn't even have time to rise Culina found out about a bus out of town two days before it left But still home is your Friends home is your family home is your job but everything that you can take with you is just the backpackers suitcase And you should pull it all your home in it So it's impossible and you are living everything that is just valuable for you Halena is traveling from her temporary home in Prague to spend Passover with Ukrainian Friends who've landed in Berlin And to remind her of home she keeps singing an old Ukrainian song about love and springtime and things blooming again Lost.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"State of New Jersey since my dear friend the late governor Brendan burn did this in 1977 Murphy's Republican challenger Jack chiarelli has not yet conceded after leading in recent polls by as much as 11 percentage points Murphy was declared the winner last night by The Associated Press with a margin of one point about 24,000 votes out of more than 2.4 million counted Live in New York I'm ready to young Bloomberg day break All right ready to thank you while the narrow win for governor Murphy and New Jersey may be cold comfort for Democrats after Terry mcauliffe's stunning loss to Republican Glenn youngkin in Virginia President Biden said he did all he could from a call of campaign We brought out every Democrat about there was more votes that ever has been cast for a democratic incumbent I'm not incumbent a Democrat running for governor And no governor in Virginia has ever won when he's of the same or he or she's the same party as a sitting president President Biden said the defeat in Virginia shows how urgent it is for Democrats to pass as economic agenda He said the results might have been different if he had already signed it Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill are taking new action on the president's agenda Amy Morris has the latest from our Bloomberg 99 one newsroom in Washington House speaker Nancy Pelosi told Democrats yesterday to be ready for a vote on an updated version of the president's tax in spending bill even though changes will likely be made in the Senate Sources tell Bloomberg news Pelosi will include some provisions just to get the bill through the house that probably won't have the votes to get through the Senate like four weeks of paid family leave and raising the cap on the deduction for state and local income tax Sources say Pelosi told Democrats the earliest they could act would be the day but Democrats are skeptical that a vote could happen this week in Washington I may be more as Bloomberg daybreak Amy thank you by the mind House says the COVID shots for 5 to 11 year olds will be available within days and Bloomberg's Ed Baxter has the story For the multitudes of parents wearing out the refreshed key trying to get appointments for their kids to be vaccinated President Joe Biden has a timeline We've been planning and preparing for months to vaccinate our children Our program will be ramping up this week and more doses shipped out each day so that we have fully we're fully up and running by next week President Biden saying now with everybody eligible if people do get vaccinated the pandemic in the U.S. can be ended In San Francisco I'm at Baxter Bloomberg daybreak And thanks turning to markets All three major indexes start today in record territory following the latest policy decision from the fed Policymakers denounced they will start slowing their $120 billion of monthly asset purchases but chair Jay Powell says he will not consider interest rate increases until the labor market gets stronger Our decision today to begin our tapering our asset purchases does not imply any direct signal regarding our interest rate policy We continue to articulate a different and more stringent test for the economic conditions that would need to be met before raising the federal funds rate Jay Powell's current tenure is chair ends in February his post FYC meeting news conference may be his last before The White House announces whether Powell has earned another four year term On the markets here the dovish tone by the fed Nathan Guggenheim chief investment officer Scott miner says there may be trouble ahead We clearly are setting ourselves up for a policy error There is no way that we have engaged in the scale of asset purchases in the pandemic where there is going to be a policy which ultimately is going to be perfect and not cause some sort of interruption to asset prices or something else that would be destabilizing Guggenheim chief investment officer Scott minor predicts a recession and two to three years Well while the fed stands pat on rates Karen it could be a different story today in Europe The Bank of England may become the world's first major Central Bank to high rates since the pandemic when it meets today Bloomberg's Lizzie burden has the preview Markets are convinced that the Bank of England will raise rates today for the first time since the pandemic crisis to north .25% The backdrop is above target inflation a slew of hawkish hints including from the governor and a more generous than expected budget from Chancellor Rishi sunak last week So the military policy committee will be keen to show it's still in control But the question is whether policymakers will prefer to wait for clearer data on the labor market All right thanks Lizzie Lizzie berden reporting from London were also watching the price of oil this morning his investors turn their focus to today's OPEC plus meeting on production policy Meanwhile the U.S. and Iran will resume talks later this month on reviving an agreement that imposed limits on Tehran's nuclear program checking oil right now moving higher up 1.2% up 96 cents at 81.8 cents a barrel Brent this morning also higher up 1.4% at 83.6 cents NASDAQ futures are on the rise this morning up about 62 points and straight ahead your latest local headlines plus a check of sports and this is Bloomberg It's 6 O 7 on Wall Street we're at 42° in Central Park and dealing with a bad crash on westbound LIE at 80th in Queens Michael.
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"In 1977 The Associated Press says by Wednesday night governor Murphy had won 50.2% of the vote with Republican challenger Jack chiarelli at 49% about 29,000 votes separated the two with 98% of precincts reporting live in New York I'm ready to young Bloomberg day break All right Renee thank you Well the narrow win for governor Murphy and New Jersey may be cold comfort for Democrats after Terry mcauliffe's stunning loss to Republican Glenn youngkin in Virginia President Biden said he did all he could from a cult's campaign We brought out every Democrat about there was more votes that ever has been cast for a democratic incumbent I'm not incumbent a Democrat running for governor And no governor in Virginia has ever won when he's of the same or he or she's the same party as a city president President Biden said the defeat in Virginia shows how urgent it is for Democrats to pass this economic agenda He said the results might have been different if he'd already signed it Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill are taking new action on the president's agenda Amy Morris has the latest from our Bloomberg 99 one newsroom in Washington House speaker Nancy Pelosi told Democrats yesterday to be ready for a vote on an updated version of the president's tax in spending bill even though changes will likely be made in the Senate Sources tell Bloomberg news Pelosi will include some provisions just to get the bill through the house that probably won't have the votes to get through the Senate like four weeks of paid family leave and raising the cap on the deduction for state and local income tax Sources say Pelosi told Democrats the earliest they could act would be the day but Democrats are skeptical that a vote could happen this week In Washington I may more as Bloomberg daybreak Amy thank you all The White House says the COVID shots for 5 to 11 year olds will be available within days and Bloomberg's at Baxter has the story For the multitudes of parents wearing out the refresh key trying to get appointments for their kids to be vaccinated President Joe Biden has a timeline We've been planning and preparing for months to vaccinate our children Our program will be ramping up this week and more doses shipped out each day so that we have fully we're fully up and running by next week President Biden saying now with everybody eligible if people do get vaccinated the pandemic in the U.S. can be ended In San Francisco I'm at Baxter blumberg daybreak All right Ed thanks turning to markets All three major indexes start today in record territory following the latest policy decision from the fed policymakers announced they will start slowing their $120 billion of monthly asset purchases but chairman Jay Powell says he will not consider interest rate hikes until the labor market gets stronger Our decision today to begin our tapering our asset purchases does not imply any direct signal regarding our interest rate policy We continue to articulate a different and more stringent test for the economic conditions that would need to be met before raising the federal funds rate Jay Powell's current tenure as chair ends in February his post FOMC meeting news conference may be his last before The White House announces whether Powell has earned another four year term On Nathan while the markets hear the dovish tone by the fed Guggenheim chief investment officer Scott minor it says there may be trouble ahead We clearly are setting ourselves up for a policy error There is no way that we have engaged in the scale of asset purchases in the pandemic where there is going to be a policy which ultimately is going to be perfect and not cause some sort of interruption to asset prices or something else that would be destabilizing Guggenheim chief investment officer Scott miner predicts a recession in two to three years While the fed stands pat on rates Karen it may be a different story in Europe the Bank of England could become the world's first major Central Bank to increase rates since the pandemic when it meets today Bloomberg's Lizzie burden has a preview Markets are convinced that the Bank of England will raise rates today for the first time since the pandemic crisis to nought .25% The backdrop is above target inflation a slew of hawkish hints including from the governor and a more generous than expected budget from Chancellor Rishi sunak last week So the military policy committee will be keen to show it's still in control But the question is whether policymakers will prefer to wait for clearer data on the labor market Whatever they choose as new chief economist Hugh pill says it'll be finely balanced That's Lizzie burden reporting from London and we're also watching the price of oil this morning as investors turn their focus to today's OPEC plus meeting on production policy Right now futures are mixed straight ahead your latest local headlines This is Bloomberg It's 5 O 7 on Wall Street We're at 43° in Central Park and dealing with an accident already on the westbound bell Parkway by rockaway boulevard Michael Barr is here with more on what's going on in New York and around the world.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"We're all sorry the tonight could not yet be the celebration we wanted it to be But as I said when every vote is counted and every vote will be counted we hope to have a celebration We want every legal vote counted And you all know the way the VPN's work in the provisionals work We've got to have time to make sure that every legal vote is counted That was New Jersey governor Phil Murphy and Republican challenger Jack chiarelli agreeing on at least one thing last night and that is the need to count every vote in a race that came out much much closer than just about anyone expected We welcome now a former governor of New Jersey Christine Todd Whitman who went on after being governor to serve as administrator of the EPA under president George W. Bush and is now president of the Whitman's strategy group So governor thank you so much for being with us Let me ask you did you have any idea it might be this close No not this close We always thought it would be closer to anybody who was watching it because traditionally in this off year election cycle the Democrats are lazy They enjoy such a large plurality basically of registered voters over a million more registered voters Democrat voters and Republicans that they just seem to get lazy at it And Jack cicarelli did what he needed to do He got out that conservative base That's what he played to That's how he focused the campaign and he did a very good job And you know I also wonder at times how much effort the administration the Murphy administration had put into working with the local county chairman throughout the four years helping them raise money for their candidates things like that The grunt work that isn't managing the state but is setting yourself up for the next reelection because it's get out the vote And you know in these awful election years for Democrats particularly that is a real challenge So as you described that perhaps laziness on the part of some voters is that an explanation in part for why it's so hard to get a repeat as performance as governor particularly if you're a Democrat in your state It's been a large part of it Yes that Democrats have just gotten kind of lazy They've said well we have such a large outnumber them by such a lot that we don't really need to worry I don't have to be the one to go out and vote my neighbor will do it or somebody else And that's a really dangerous thing when you try to leave it to somebody else to do your do your work And so the turnout is not amongst the Democrats was not what film Murphy needed in order to be able to overcome a huge turnout in the Republican counties And Republican districts I mean they came out And they voted And he was not able to see that kind of turnout again minority districts in the cities and the traditionally traditional Democrat strongholds democratic strongholds excuse me We don't know yet who will ultimately be the winner at least I don't know but it's going to be very close no matter which it is What does that mean for whoever has to govern Take it from Phil Murphy's side and then inject your aside what does it mean They don't certainly don't have a mandate that doesn't appear No I mean for either one of them it means what it should mean to everybody He was elected to this kind of a position as you are governor of everybody You're not just governor of the people who voted for you And as you look at the issues that you face you have to think about it in those terms You know what does the greatest good for the greatest number of people Not what will benefit my party the most You have to put that aside and look at what you do to govern policy that's going to make a positive difference And you know for anybody who's elected to that they need to do it but particularly when you find yourself in this kind of a position where you certainly don't have an overwhelming mandate to do this to govern You've got to be very careful You've got to figure out where did it go wrong Why is it so close I mean for Phil Murphy he was bucking a trend Shall we say And the Democrats in Washington weren't helping him but he is an incumbent governor who have high approval ratings for his handling of COVID How did this go so wrong How did it mean that why couldn't he have turned out and at least without extra million number of voters of potential voters How did he stumble so badly here And for Jack chick really he has to say hey we've never since my election My election in 1993 was the first time an incumbent had either party had been defeated in the general election So why is it in the last 25 years when we've always defeated incumbent governors Why is it that I couldn't just roll in Why was it that I didn't I didn't win as big as I should have particularly when I turned out the very conservative base Is that telling me that I have to be a little bit more to the center that those people didn't come out and support me in the way that they could have or should have but for both of them I think that's a message that this is a blue state of purple state They're just finally here governor Whether you're right or left or center wherever I answer your own implicit question which is if you were taking over as governor of New Jersey what is the one thing you think that could make the lives of all people in New Jersey better Obviously addressing taxes That's a huge thing for New Jersey It's been a problem parentally And the problem here is that everyone focuses on the property tax And the problem there is that the state doesn't levy that tax and it doesn't spend it It doesn't collect it It doesn't spend it That's up to the localities Now the state can do a lot to relieve local burdens by putting more money into programs that they would have to spend money on And so that's where the state needs to step up But to say that the state can directly reduce the property tax is just not accurate And that makes life more difficult for the incumbent when they run on that as being what they what they intend to do That's why I said I was going to lower the income tax and not the property tax It's such a value of perspective Thank you so much for being with us That's former New Jersey governor Christine Todd Whitman Coming up the New York City mayoral race with Bloomberg.
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"What can I say John the pastrami deviled eggs Second Kelly Okay I've lived in more of Manhattan than you have That's for sure And I've seen more of my work than you have Okay The tirade cup Okay Maybe David will take us to pavian That's sort of Murray hill Call Dr. Phil for us Tom Kane Lisa brevis Jonathan Ferro I haven't lived in Murray hill Equity futures down 5 down a tenth of 1% Can you see me in the sports bar of Murray Hilton You're watching a patriots wearing my colleague hoodie from years ago What is that about I'll never understand I looked at a place once across somewhere Catherine Hepburn lived Grown adults wearing what they used to wear as students Anyway if you want to explain you know where I am on the Bloomberg terminal yields in a basis .1 53 48 They already are Alicia Levine of being white male and coming up a little bit later on this equity market all time highs It's fed decision day This is Bloomberg Now with the latest news some New York City and around the world here's Michael Barr Tom Lisa John it was an easy win for Eric Adams to become New York City's next mayor Adams beat Republican Curtis Lee was 67% to 29% Adam says he is going to city hall to work for all New Yorkers After years of praying and hoping and struggling and working we're heading to city hall Adams will speak with Bloomberg later this morning after 9 30 a.m. Wall Street time Now on to New Jersey wearing a surprise gubernatorial race It is too close to call Republican Jack chiarelli has a razor thin 1200 vote lead over democratic incumbent Phil Murphy to the spoke to his supporters overnight I wanted to come out here tonight and tell you that we had won I'm here but I'm here to tell you that we're winning We're winning Governor Murphy says when every vote is counted we hope to have a celebration But we're gonna have to wait a little while longer than we had hoped We're gonna wait for every vote to be counted and that's how our democracy works We Republican former business executive Glenn youngkin as one Virginia's governor's race young kitten beat former democratic governor Terry McCulloch 51% to 49% The Pfizer vaccine has met all the requirements to begin the vaccination of 5 to 11 year olds Bloomberg said Baxter reports It got unanimous CDC advisory council approval and CDC director doctor Rochelle Walensky has signed off saying it is a monumental day in the course of the pandemic Advisory council member doctor Beth bell says the shots are very much needed I feel that I have a responsibility to make the vaccine available If I had a grandchild I would certainly get that grandchild vaccinated as soon as possible And now comes the battle to get the appointments as parents begin to wear out the refresh key looking to get in In San Francisco I'm at Baxter Bloomberg radio The Atlanta Braves won the World Series live from the Bluebird interactive broker studios This is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barnes This.
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"He said if taxes are your issue your Jersey's probably not your state You're kidding me right Who says that No other state has our grit in our heart And no other state has our future That was a taste of the two men who are running for New Jersey governor today Democratic incumbent Phil Murphy and his Republican challenger Jack chiarelli To take us through the race we welcome now from Princeton New Jersey Stacey Sherman She's Bloomberg deputy managing editor for U.S. bureau Stacey thanks for joining us You're in New Jersey Give us a sense of how it looks from New Jersey this race Well as of now it looks governor Murphy is ahead by about ten points and that seems to be where it's at It's a matter of I think as Larry said it's a matter of who comes out to vote Governor Murphy needs to bring the Democrats out to the polls and Jack has to actually have to bring out his Republicans and the independent voters as well So we'll see From your reporting Stacy do you have a sense of what might be motivating voters to come out I mean let me specifically ask one question There's certainly Jack here at hit hard which is taxes saying that New Jersey is relatively high tax state I think the highest in the union we are we do have the highest property taxes in the United States It's what kept Democrats from winning second terms in New Jersey since the 1970s So if governor Murphy wins the election he will be the first one since Brendan burn But he looks like he's doing well You have to really that kind of really really hasn't come out too hard You see those ads you see them everywhere the billboards And the television ads talking about taxes but there's other issues this year COVID is a really big issue and we are in a recovery And so I don't know if Jack was able to get his message across Just quickly here at the end do you think go to Murphy gets credit for the handling of COVID Am I thinking He does get credit for it There were some mistakes that he made But in general we're opening back up and people do support his restrictions that he made Okay Stacy thank you so much for joining us today That's Bloomberg says Stacy Sherman from Princeton New Jersey Coming up we bring in our political panel of contributors.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Going on in New York and around the world Michael Thank you very much Nathan It is election day across the nation Eyes will be on several mayoral races including New York Democrat Eric Adams is up against Republican Curtis lewa Adams leads in the polls over sleeve New Jersey voters will pick a governor democratic incumbent Phil Murphy is running against Republican Jack chiarelli Murphy is now down to a high single digit lead over Chi to rally The first major test of how voters feel about Joe Biden's presidency is unfolding in Virginia Polls show Democrat Terry McCall of deadlocked with Republican Glenn youngin in the race for governor Both candidates did last minute campaigning yesterday Young can held a rally in loudon county I'm worried that the job market stalled out I'm worried that you're going to get fired for not taking a vaccine and not be able to collect unemployment Meanwhile McCullough campaign and fairfax Men like Donald Trump and Glenn young should not be telling women what to do with our bodies Elections are being held for three open congressional seats in Ohio and Florida New York police cleared up a protest on the first day of the vaccine mandate with less than 6% of all city workers now on unpaid leave because they have not been vaccinated anti vaccine mandate protesters blocked sanitation workers from leaving their depot on Staten Island garbage has been piling up in the borough because of a sick out of some sanitation workers over the vaccine mandate Police dispersed the protesters one of them Daniel presti I was never more proud to see the garbage sitting in front of my.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"chiarelli" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"It's 5 O 7 on Wall Street 52° in Central Park We have an accident investigation on route 5 O 8 by route 7 and Carney Michael Barr has more on what's going on in New York and around the world on this election day Michael Thank you very much Nathan voters in New York City will pick a new mayor today Democrat Eric Adams is up against Republican Curtis sliva Sleeva tried to make his case that a safe city does not begin with losing good officers due to the vaccine mandate We are in peril You call 9-1-1 There are less cops to respond About 9000 city employees are on unpaid leave Meanwhile in Harlem Adams sounded like the FrontRunner in the race You don't have to be a Christian to know what Esther said in foreign made me was such a time like this In Buffalo mayoral race between a moderate and self described socialist has gained attention as the latest fight over how Democrats should best tackle the plight of the poor and working class Voters statewide will get to decide whether to tweak the state's constitution to pave the way for election and environmental reforms In New Jersey democratic governor Phil Murphy is running for another term against Republican Jack chitrali Murphy campaign and Union City last night We can not go backward I'm running against an extreme candidate who would undo all of what I just said and take us back to the bad old days Chiarelli as opposed to mass and vaccine guidelines 2.4 million on a field independent voters.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"chiarelli" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"That we will get if governor film Murphy is back and for four more years Obama also helped kicked off the first day of early in person voting in New Jersey Murphy signed a law to institute in person voting in the state earlier this year The first term Democrat is running for reelection against former assemblyman Jack chiarelli Early voting runs through October 31st and election day is on November 2nd Workers facing layoffs in New York State now have a right to ask their employers instead to trim all workers hours and have unemployment insurance help offset the losses for everyone That's according to a law that governor Kathy hokus signed yesterday The measure is meant to increase awareness of what is now known as the now known as the shared work program New law says workers can petition employers to go that route instead of laying people off The employer has to respond to the request but does not have to grant it New York State police seized a New York State police seizures of marijuana plants have plunged this year The times union of Albany explains it happened as the state legalized possession of small amounts of pop Some local law enforcement agencies backed off efforts to root out marijuana crops and for years state police have deployed helicopters to help local police and sheriff departments spot and seize pot grown in large quantities state police say they will keep working to eradicate large illegal marijuana growing operations Partly cloudy skies for tonight with a chance of some overnight rain and a low of 57 mostly cloudy on Monday a stray shower is possible with a high of 73 Hello and welcome to news out from the BBC World Service coming to live from London I'm James Kamara Sami Almost a year into the war over Ethiopia's northern.
AP News
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"Flow from these recent burn scars wind damage like we bring down trees cause power outages I'm Ben Thomas AP news Taliban and the health officials say a roadside bombing targeting a Taliban vehicle in eastern Afghanistan has killed at least two civilians including a child according to police chief two bombs detonated as a Taliban vehicle was passing by killing one child no Taliban fighters were harmed a local hospital official said two bodies in four wounded civilians were transferred to the hospital after the attack No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing in eastern Nangarhar province However the Islamic State group has launched frequent attacks their targeting the Taliban New Jersey's decidedly liberal shift under its first term democratic governor Phil Murphy faces a political test as he squares off against Republican challenger Jack chiarelli Under Murphy there's now paid sick leave taxpayer funded community college and legalized recreational marijuana his agenda will be on the ballot November 2nd and history isn't necessarily on his side The state hasn't reelected a democratic governor for decades We're taking nothing for granted I mean the history has proven that this can be a very fickle year in terms of politics And the New Jersey election is overwhelmingly either a referendum on or a reaction to the presidential that just came before A loss for Murphy would be shocking in a state that Biden won over Donald Trump by nearly 16.
AP News
"chiarelli" Discussed on AP News
"Health officials say a roadside bombing targeting a Taliban vehicle in eastern Afghanistan has killed at least two civilians including a child according to police chief two bombs detonated as a Taliban vehicle was passing by killing one child no Taliban fighters were harmed A local hospital official said two bodies in four wounded civilians were transferred to the hospital after the attack No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing in eastern Nangarhar province However the Islamic State group has launched frequent attacks their targeting the Taliban New Jersey's decidedly liberal shift under its first term democratic governor Phil Murphy faces a political test as he squares off against Republican challenger Jack chiarelli Under Murphy there's now paid sick leave taxpayer funded community college and legalized recreational marijuana his agenda will be on the ballot November 2nd and history isn't necessarily on his side The state hasn't reelected a democratic governor for decades We're taking nothing for granted I mean history has proven that this can be a very fickle year in terms of politics And the New Jersey election is overwhelmingly either a referendum on or a reaction to the presidential that just came before A loss for Murphy would be shocking in a state that Biden won over Donald Trump by nearly 16 points Meanwhile chitta relli has to please moderate and traditional Republicans he supports abortion rights while backing fewer COVID restrictions I'm Julie Walker Saudi Aramco president and CEO I mean Nasser has announced the state owned oil company aims to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 Zero.
AP News
"chiarelli" Discussed on AP News
"A health officials say a roadside bombing targeting a Taliban vehicle in eastern Afghanistan has killed at least two civilians including a child according to police chief two bombs detonated as a Taliban vehicle was passing by killing one child no Taliban fighters were harmed A local hospital official said two bodies in four wounded civilians were transferred to the hospital after the attack No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing in eastern Nangarhar province However the Islamic State group has launched frequent attacks there targeting the Taliban New Jersey's decidedly liberal shift under its first term democratic governor Phil Murphy faces a political test as he squares off against Republican challenger Jack chiarelli Under Murphy there's now paid sick leave taxpayer funded community college and legalized recreational marijuana his agenda will be on the ballot November 2nd and history isn't necessarily on his side The state hasn't reelected a democratic governor for decades We're taking nothing for granted I mean the history has proven that this can be a very fickle year in terms of politics and the New Jersey election is overwhelmingly either a referendum on or a reaction to the presidential that just came before A loss for Murphy would be shocking in a state that Biden won over Donald Trump by nearly 16 points Meanwhile chitta relli has to please moderate and traditional Republicans he supports abortion rights while backing fewer COVID restrictions I'm Julie Walker Saudi Aramco president NCO Amin Nasser has announced the state owned oil company aims to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
77WABC Radio
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"I just got this just the news a great sight And as you would expect it's close to the end of the election in Virginia Lawsuit claims Virginia's fairfax county This is a behemoth county Northern Virginia This is a huge county Is violating election laws suits says county is violating law by approving listen to this Absentee and mail in ballot applications that do not include information required by the state And then lawsuits will be brought and Democrat elected judges will say ah we're throwing them out Then the media will say look at that They brought 7 suits and 7 judges wouldn't even hear the case Look at that Right mister Medusa You can smell it can't you I'll lawsuit filed by a free market think tank claims fairfax county is violating Virginia election laws By approving absentee and mail in ballot applications that do not include information required by the state But county officials are saying they have not broken any laws seen the old days they be rounded up and thrown in jail Today their righteous warriors who believe every vote should count The lawsuit filed by the Virginia institute for public policy asserts that county fairfax county is approving ballot applications that have been requested by mail or digitally and do not include the last four digit of the applicants social security number I mean even illegal aliens get social security numbers don't they mister Medusa Section 24.2701 states that an applicant must provide this information unless the person's filling out the application in person This requirement is designed to protect the right to vote by ensuring that only eligible voters may obtain an absentee ballot in his or her name Says the lawsuit Eligible voters No
WNYC 93.9 FM
"chiarelli" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"And he has a new book about lessons to be learned from what we've been living through called uncontrolled spread Also New Jersey's Republican gubernatorial nominee Jack chiarelli The Brian Lewis show.