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Discerning Hearts - Catholic Podcasts
A Lenten Meditation on John 11:45-56 for the 5th Saturday of Lent
"The next few moments, surrender all the cares and concerns of the stay to the lord. Say slowly, from your heart, Jesus. I trust in you. You. Take over. Become aware that he is with you. Looking upon you with love. Wanting to be heard, deep within your heart. A reading from the holy gospel according to John, chapter 11 versus 45 through 56. Many of the Jews who had come to visit Mary, and had seen what Jesus did, believed in him, but some of them went to tell the pharisees what Jesus had done. Then the chief priests and pharisees called a meeting. Here is this man working all these signs, they said, and what action are we taking? If we let him go on in this way, everybody will believe in him. In the Romans will come and destroy the holy place and our nation. One of them, caiaphas, the high priest that year said. You do not seem to have grasped the situation at all. You failed to see that it is better for one man to die for the people than for the whole nation to be destroyed. He did not speak in his own person. It was as high priest that he made this prophecy that Jesus was to die for the nation, and not for the nation only, but to gather together in unity the scattered children of God. From that day they were determined to kill him. So Jesus no longer went about openly among the Jews, but left the district for a town called ephraim in the country bordering on the desert, and stayed there with his disciples. The Jewish Passover drew near, and many of the country people who had gone up to Jerusalem to purify themselves, looked out for Jesus, saying to one another as they stood about in the temple. What do you think? Will he come to the festival or not? What word made this passage come alive for you?
Mark Levin
National Archives Admits Over 1,100 Biden Records Pages at Penn Office
"The national archives The national archives used to be kind of a boring place to where bureaucrats went to went to die you know Get their pensions Put in their 20 years get 80% of their salary retire at the age of 48 Head down to Florida or wherever they went But not anymore it's been politicized like everything else these bastards do quite frankly Ingest the news John Solomon's outfit Madeline Hubbard the national archives has admitted That approximately 1000 You haven't heard this today 1170 pages of records from Joe Biden's time as vice president Were found at the Penn Biden center November 2022 The agency said it does not have custody of any records discovered at Biden's home in Delaware Now let's get this straight It wasn't just a few far Remember they used to compare them Trump had hundreds of documents They only found like ten files about 1170 pages of records And the archives does not have custody of any records discovered at Joe Biden's homes In Delaware The American first legal foundation highlighted the revelation yesterday by publishing a letter that the national archives sent to the conservative legal group in response for freedom of information act request Folks these freedom of information act requests whether in the hands of outstanding conservative legal groups or in your own hands Are very powerful weapons
The Eric Metaxas Show
Kevin McCullough Weighs in on Yesterday's Indictment of Donald Trump
"My question is, what do Republicans do about this? Are there any heroic figures in the Senate willing to stand against this? Well, Senate House, wherever last night, so the indictment gets handed down at what about 5 to 6 Eastern Time, something like that. And I start getting news alerts immediately from all sources across the board left, right, middle indifferent, et cetera. And one of the things that I was impressed by was that the immediate leadership of the Republican Party, particularly those in the house, immediately made public statements immediately went on the record immediately opposed this and started saying that there would be investigations from the house. Today I have in front of me, Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg's offices response in which he is trying to tell people in the House of Representatives that they can't have the documents related to this indictment because it would present unlawful political interference in an ongoing criminal case. Talk about the irony of just that statement alone. I mean, this is ongoing political interference in or this is ongoing supposed criminal interference in a political race for the president. And we've never subjected a president and there have been those that have done bad things. There have been those that likely have broken the law to a much worse degree than a campaign finance reform statute being violated. But we've never, we've never seen this happen. We've never seen an indictment brought against a former president and to do so on the most specious grounds possible.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Kevin McCullough Reacts to the Indictment of President Trump
"Kevin. I wanted to get you on if possible to talk about what happened last night, the indictment of president Donald Trump. What is your reaction to this? What do you have to tell us? Well, I think as a news story, this has been discussed at nauseum to the degree that it could be for the last three to four weeks without any knowledge of what was going to be in the indictment. And sadly, until the indictment is unsealed by judge, we still won't know what is in the indictment, so we don't know what the charges are. We don't know what Alvin Bragg is claiming. We don't know what the grand jury is claiming. We did learn one piece of new news from some source and it appears that the case doesn't involve only stormy Daniels, but also the other woman that was involved mcdougall in those payments. And at the end of the day, Trump's position hasn't moved, he said all along. He didn't make the payments, doesn't only thing about him. Didn't know anything about him. They were put in his ledger as legal expenses, which is what I would put if I had payments that I made to lawyers, so we're kind of still at square one where we were when they leaked the word that they were going to arrest him and there was going to be an indictment, but then nothing happened for weeks. We're really no further along. It's a sealed indictment and it won't be unsealed until a judge unseals
The Eric Metaxas Show
John Zmirak Discusses His New, Powerful Stream.org Article
"The article you wrote, it's called my pronoun is legion. It is so important. I shared it as widely as I could. I want everyone to Google my pronoun is legion and share it because it is vitally important. Talk us through this article so that people can begin to understand what you're getting at. It is so important, folks. Listen up. Okay, transgenderism is on one level, a mental illness. You don't think your body matches your soul. That's really messed up. That's terrible. If that's really true. People who feel that way need help. They don't need help carving up their bodies to match what's going on in their heads. I thought of this better for yesterday. If you had a Macintosh computer, but your software was all for a PC. Would you take a screwdriver and a soldering gun and try to change your Mac into a PC so that it matched the software. Or might you decide that it was the software that needed some work? Well, that's the perfect metaphor for transgenderism. The software, what's going on in your head doesn't match the hardware, what's going on in your pants? Which is easier to change, which is less expensive, less damaging, less destructive. Well, it would be to change your thoughts. But in fact, it's illegal to do that. In California, you can lose your medical license for counseling someone who's transgender that they shouldn't have the operation.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"My Pronoun Is Legion" With John Zmirak
"Continue with John Zach, John, you wrote an article called my pronoun is legion. Yeah, I want to continue explaining this. And I want people to go to Google it. My pronoun is legion and share it everywhere. It's one of the finest things John has ever written, which is saying a heck of a lot continue. Thank you. Okay, so I'm saying is transgenderism is the ultimate culmination of the philosophy of the Marquis de Sade. It's not coherent, it's not really very intelligent. It is the fruit of demonic possession. The Marquis de Sade was clearly possessed. He wasn't just like writing pornography that got him excited. He was writing about priests, desecrating the eucharist while raping nuns and murdering children. That's the kind of spirit that it lies at the heart of the sexual revolution. These are the arguments which were taken directly from desaad. Simone de beauvoir wrote an entire book praising the Marquis de Sade before she wrote the second sex before she campaigned to legalize abortion in France. So it is a direct genealogical connection. What I'm saying is Satan as pure spirit. And as God's enemy hates us, he wants to torture and destroy us as proxies for God because he can't harm God, except to his creatures. One thing he really hates is our physical nature, our bodily nature, embodied nature as men and as women. God created man, male and female he created them. There's no mention of 47 genders. There are two.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Former President Trump Indicted by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg
"2023. I am Q unit and studio west. And you don't know what's in the indictment. All right, neither do I, neither do you only DA Bragg and his team knows. And I don't believe in leaks from trusted sources within the district attorney's office or friends who know the bailiff and the judge or folks that hear that Trump's turning himself in. The former president has been indicted and there are 10,000 hot takes, none of them grounded in knowledge of what's in the indictment. Now I have been teaching law students since 1995, and I have told them all a few basic lessons, like always be introducing yourself. One of them is never try and fake a judge out. In other words, if you don't know, the answer to the question that the judge asks you don't pretend to know. Everybody is pretending to know what's in the indictment. I don't know. I know this. If it's Michael Cohen plus the theory advance in the John Edwards prosecution, then prosecutor Bragg is the worst prosecutor in the United States ever. For criminalizing politics. If it's just Michael Cohen and falsified payments, that's been asked and answered before. But we don't know that. So unlike 10,000 hot takes, I'm just going to wait. I do think it's mighty odd that it's a shield indictment.
The Dan Bongino Show
Vivek Ramaswamy: Everyone Should Condemn the Indictment Against Trump
"Listen we know you're running for president but I have to say I really appreciated from the start You're forceful to condemnation of everything that's going on with Donald Trump and this growing police state we live in I happen to agree with you that primaries are a great thing for fake I have no issue whatsoever but you jumping in I'm a friend of Donald Trump been a supporter for a while but I think iron sharpens iron But I appreciate that you have been able to put that aside and say listen this is bigger than Donald Trump or even my campaign We got to handle this right now Exactly And you know what I'm running to unify the country but you know what could unify this country more is if the president of the United States now came out and condemned this politically motivated persecution through prosecution And you know what This is not a left wing or right wing issue Dan I'll tell you this In the Bush Cheney years imagine if they had said they wanted to arrest John Kerry while he was running on a technical campaign finance violation Imagine if Trump said that he wanted to have Biden arrested by a Republican state level prosecutor over a technical campaign finance violation ahead of the election I would be condemning that too but those things didn't happen this one did And I don't care whether it may be politically convenient for many people in this race including in the Republican primary If Donald Trump were not in it that's not the way we run elections in this country We run elections in this country because the people of this country get to decide who governs We have a justice system where you don't have prosecutors delivering on their campaign promises to indict specific people and Alvin Brad did run on investigating Donald Trump as a campaign pledge that is not how our justice system is supposed to work and just speaking out of the candidate but as an American I condemn it and I call on him to drop this politicized prosecution because that's the right thing to do and it'll be good for this country
AP News Radio
US: Russia seeks arms-for-food deal with North Korea
"The White House says it has new evidence that Russia is looking again to North Korea. The weapons to fuel the war in Ukraine. It's the latest accusation that Moscow desperate for weaponry and restricted by sanctions and export controls is turning to rogue nations to help its war in Ukraine, White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says, as part of a proposed deal, Russia would receive over two dozen kinds of weapons ammunitions from poignant, the deal would provide the north with needed food and other commodities in return, experts believe the food situation in North Korea is the worst it has been under Kim Jong-un's 11 year rule, but they still say they see no signs of imminent famine or mass deaths. I'm Charles De Ledesma
Discerning Hearts - Catholic Podcasts
A Lenten Meditation on John 8:12-20 for the 5th Friday of Lent
"For the next few moments, surrender all the cares and concerns of the stay to the lord. Say slowly, from your heart, Jesus. I trust in you. You. Take over. Become aware that he is with you. Looking upon you with love. Wanting to be heard, deep within your heart. A reading from the holy gospel, according to John, chapter 8 verse 12 through 20. The Jews fetched stones to stone him, so Jesus said to them. I have done many good works for you to see. Works from my father, for which of these are you standing me? The Jews answered him. We are not stoning you for doing a good work, but for blasphemy. You are only a man, and you claim to be God. Jesus answered. Is it not written in your law? I said you are gods? So the law uses the word gods of those to whom the word of God was addressed, and scripture can not be rejected. Yet you say to someone the father has consecrated and sent into the world, you are blaspheming. Because he says, I am the son of God. If I am not doing my father's work, there is no need to believe me. But if I am doing it, then even if you refuse to believe in me, at least believe in the work I do. Then you will know for sure that the father is in me, and I am, in the father. They wanted to arrest him then, but he alluded them. He went back again to the far side of the Jordan to stay in the district where John had once been baptizing. Many people who came to him there said, John gave no signs, but all he said about this man was true. And many of them believed in him. What word made this passage come alive for you?
The Charlie Kirk Show
Darren Beattie Shares His Thoughts on the RESTRICT Act
"Joining us is Darren Beatty. He runs one of the most important websites revolver news. You guys should visit it every day. I certainly do Darren. Welcome back to the program. Darren, I want to talk about Israel. You have a very unique take on that. But first, I just want to get your thoughts on this restrict act that we've been talking about that more Republicans than Democrats are sponsoring. And I just want to remind our audience what Republicans are sponsoring this. John boozman from Arkansas, my crepo from Idaho, Lindsey Graham from South Carolina, Tom tillis from North Carolina chuck grassley from Iowa, Kevin Kramer from North Dakota. Shelley Moore capito from West Virginia, Mitt Romney from Utah. Susan Collins from Maine, Dan Sullivan from Alaska, Jerry Moran from Kansas, Deb Fischer from Nebraska and John thune from South Dakota. Darren, your thoughts on the restrict act. Well, you have a bill that supported by Lindsey Graham, Tom tillis and Mitt Romney. You know you're in for a beauty. The restrict act, what can we say about it? Well, first thing to know is that it's a Trojan horse type Bill. What it's being packaged as is some kind of way to counteract the nefarious foreign communist infused influence of TikTok, which is a natural cell. Everybody can get behind that. But what it actually is, is a Trojan horse. And amounts effectively, I think the best description of it that I've heard is the Patriot Act for the Internet. Even though the marketing is specifically tailored to TikTok, something that we all love to hate, the actual substance of the bill is very vague and it is no way limited to TikTok. It's vaguely constrained to technologies associated with quote unquote foreign adversaries.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Paul Kengor Unpacks the Danger of Biden's GOP Rhetoric
"War in Europe with an open border with rising inflation with a 110 thousand killed by fentanyl in the last 12 months alone. The idea that any leader of any party or an incumbent president would label half the nation as a threat to America as fascists, Paul, that never happened during the Cold War. How dangerous is this is this rhetorical flourish that we are seeing again and again and again from right inside The White House? Well, again, circle back to someone like Ronald Reagan or John F. Kennedy. They never talk that way. In fact, the president, the Reagan defeated the incumbent in 1980, Jimmy Carter never talked that way. I mean, that's over the top, 75 million people voted for Donald Trump, which is a gigantic number. And so to so to speak that way, yeah, it's outrageous and to go back to what we were talking about in the previous segment with what's going on in Ukraine with what Putin is doing. I mean, this ought to be a time for someone like Biden to try to unify the country.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Why the RESTRICT Act Is a Sweeping Assault on Americans’ Freedoms
"Have the bill. Here, the restrict act. You guys can all check it out as a citizen. S 6 8 6 for the 118th Congress restrict act. The first sentence to authorize the secretary of commerce to review and prohibit certain transactions between persons in the United States and foreign adversaries for other purposes. Now, mind you, they could pass a very clear and simple piece of legislation targeted that TikTok, but you're trying to tell me the regime is going to pass up this opportunity to create a new Patriot Act. Of course not. This is not about TikTok. This is not about TikTok. This is about being able to usher in a brand new censorship regime. So who's behind this, exactly? Lindsey Graham has his name on the bill. As a co sponsor, John thune, Republican from South Dakota. Fisher from Nebraska, Joe Manchin waste the time. Jerry Moran from Kansas. Sullivan from Alaska, Susan Collins from Maine, of course Mitt Romney, Shelley Moore capito, from West Virginia, introduced the bill. Have they actually read the bill? Are they or is this just rep by, is this composed and basically put together by lobbyists? And if you know how legislation works, you know that K street lawyers, the DHS, lawfare types, working for the alliance of U.S. tech and deep state interests, probably wrote this restrict act. This is a written written by Google and written by Facebook and written by congressional staffers.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Vile, No Good, Rotten RESTRICT Act
"So this bill is literally called the restrict act. And it is so vaguely written that it can be basically used to shut down any social media app. That you don't like. So for example, telegram, telegram is a communication application, a lot of people get news and information from telegram as well. The government doesn't like telegram because they can't control it. The regime hates telegram. Telegram was founded by two Russians, so you could imagine that the commerce secretary banning telegram because they say, look, it founded by Russians, the restrict act would have total ability and freedom, not freedom, the capacity capability for the government to be able to stamp them out. But if you look even further ahead, there's basically zero limitations on who the secretary of commerce could declare a foreign adversary or what they could do and what they can end up banning it. Now, you might say, well, Charlie, this bill has no chance of passing. You are no, no. This is being pushed by Republicans and Democrats. John thune from South Dakota is one of the big chief sponsors of this.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Why the RESTRICT Act Is a Dangerous Patriot Act for the Internet
"I'm continuing my discussion of TikTok. The Chinese run app, very popular in America, very popular in other places in the world, popular also in China, although restricted in China, and there's an attempt to restrict or block TikTok in the United States. This is the so called restrict act. And the restrict act is being promoted as the remedy for TikTok, the bill, by the way, sponsored in the Senate by Mark Warner and John Boone. So this is really the establishment wings of both the Republican and the Democratic Party. And when you look at this restrict act, it sends a chill down your spine. Why? Because it's a remedy that is far worse than the disease. You might think that this is a bill to ban TikTok. And in fact, Josh hawley, I think thought it was exactly that. Josh hawley has been crusading for banning TikTok, and then it seems he finally read the restrict act and he goes, I'm not quoting him. The problem with the restrict act is it doesn't bang TikTok. It gives the president a whole bunch of new authority and it does nothing to stop the CCP just ban TikTok. So seemingly haul he's saying I would prefer a different law that is narrowly tailored to TikTok. But I want to focus on this restrict act because of how creepy it really is. It is an act that defers an enormous amount of authority to the executive branch and think of how little we can trust the executive branch. We're talking here about Joe Biden himself, and we're talking about his natural security adviser, Jake Sullivan, and we're talking about his secretary of commerce. So this is basically a baleful, untrustworthy crew. And what are they given the authority to do? It turns out they're given the authority to make a kind of national security assessment of, you guessed it all of social media.
AP News Radio
9 killed in Army Black Hawk helicopter crash in Kentucky
"An army helicopter crash in Kentucky has killed 9 service members. Fort Campbell's 101st airborne division says two Black Hawk medical evacuation helicopters were conducting the training exercise. Under night vision goggles at night. Brigadier general John Lewis says both choppers crashed in a field near a residential area, killing all 9 people aboard. This is a truly tragic loss for our families. Our division. And for gambling, the army sending an air safety team to investigate the wreckage in hopes of learning what went wrong. At The Pentagon.
AP News Radio
Victims of Nashville school shooting honored in somber vigil
"Victims of the Nashville school shooting were remembered at a solemn vigil Wednesday night. Hundreds of people gathered at a candlelight vigil in downtown Nashville to honor and mourn those shot and killed at the covenant school earlier this week. Two days ago was our cities worst day. Nashville mayor John Cooper addressed the crowd. I still wish we did not need to be here. But we need to be here. The event included performances by Sheryl Crow, Margo price, and catch sea corps of old crow medicine show. First Lady Jill Biden, civic leaders and the 7 children of murdered school custodian Mike hill were among those who attended, city council member, Russ pulley. Covenant staff laid down their lives attempting to protect the children in their care. Police said 28 year old former student Audrey Hale shot out glass doors at the school Monday morning, and fired indiscriminately, killing three 9 year old students, the head of the school, a substitute teacher, and mister hill. I'm Jennifer King
Pray the Word with David Platt
Peace Be With You
"John shepherd 2019 on the evening of that day, the first day of the week. The doors being locked, where the disciples were for fear of the Jews. Jesus came and stood among them, and said to them, peace, be with you. Isn't that interesting? Just meditating on this is I'm reading through John 20. Jesus resurrection from the dead his appearance to his disciples and at this moment is Jesus encounters his disciples and this way. They're all afraid in this room. Jesus comes and stands among them and his first word. The first word out of his mouth is peace. Peace be with you. I'm just thinking about Jesus brings peace to you and me in a world where there is so much reason for lack of peace and Jesus had promised this, he said, and John's 16 you'll have trouble in this world but take heart, I have overcome this world.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john all" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Good morning. Good morning, Karen, southwest is trying to recover from one of the worst hairline meltdowns in U.S. history. Passengers are still stranded all over the country. Another 2300 Southwest flights been canceled for today. The U.S. and Italy joined an increasing number of nations requiring COVID tests for travelers from China. Concerns are mounting over the risk of any new variants emerging from the surge of infections in the country. In the NBA, the nets won their tenth straight, the wizards and warriors won, in the NHL, the bruins beat the devil's three one. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts, more than a 120 countries, Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg John. All right, Michael, thank you 5 23 odd Wall Street. I'm John sucker. This is Bloomberg daybreak. Let's pick up on that headline Michael just to mention the U.S. and Italy joining an increasing number of nations requiring COVID tests for travelers from China. Let's take a deeper dive, head to Shanghai this morning, and that's where we find Bloomberg's Allan one Allen always a pleasure. What's the latest? What countries are imposing what kind of restrictions? Yes, you just mentioned that the main ones are the U.S. and Italy. And in the U.S. in lieu of tests, the U.S. said that passengers passengers travelers can provide documentation of recovery from COVID or they have tested positive more incentives early. So don't necessarily have to be negative PCR test results. The requirement also requires that all passengers have to undergo this process regardless of nationality or vaccination status. U.S. health officials are concerned basically about China's lack of transparency around case data. Saying that the high number of people hired a number of people affected over a very short period of time. Raise the chance of a new variant emerging. On the fourth part, China said that if there are any new variants, it's going to report it to the World Health Organization. And a global consortium that tracks all the stuff, tracks the pandemic. So so far, there aren't any signs of any significant new mutations. Emerging. And why we've seen in China has been circling around the world so far. The vaccines that were available in China. And I think you got one. Are they effective? I mean, they're just or not. Well, I don't think about it. There's always that concern, even among the Chinese. I mean, I hear about mainland Chinese saying that you want to go to Macau or Hong Kong to get the mRNA vaccine. From my perspective, I've had two Chinese shots, the final form. Which are who approved. And then I got a booster. Pfizer booster a year ago when I was in New York. And I contracted COVID and I was symptomatic. I had no symptoms. So it's hard for me to say that Chinese vaccines are less effective. Just because I myself have been able to withstand the worst of it But there's always a concern and that's why China is coming out with and now inhabit vaccine. It's going to allow foreigners to get the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine here in China as well. From the markets perspective is the China reopening a good thing because, well, they're back in the game, the world's second largest economy, or is it a bad thing? Because maybe COVID is going to spread, maybe variants. Are there going to be new variants emerging? So far, like I said, global consortium of the tracks all this stuff. And they're watching really carefully. It doesn't what they do. They say, so far, earnings is A-okay. Bob said, there's always going to be the concern just because the fact that the spread in China has been so rapid. So sudden that there's always that possibility, but I think as far as investors are concerned, right now, it's more of a wait and see approach. Just because we have the Chinese New Year approaching and we're going to have a lot more infections and deaths in the next few weeks. And then from there, we'll the outbreak's peak. Today, the China CDC said that the outbreaks are peaking in Beijing. Chengdu and Tianjin, but it's still pretty serious in Shanghai. There are speaking, some major important cities. We're still not where we need to be. From Shanghai, this morning, Bloomberg's Alan Juan Allen, stay healthy. We appreciate it. Just ahead, this morning's top stories, plus your local headlines right now. The S&P futures are 12 points higher than three tenths of a percent. Right now let's get
Bloomberg Radio New York
"john all" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Live in New York, I'm ranita young Bloomberg radio, John. All right, thanks for the and right now, down futures ahead of the cash open. 23 points lower, S&P futures down 12, the NASDAQ futures down 91. And we checked the markets to end three 15 minutes during the trade today right here on Bloomberg radio. I'm John Tucker. That is your Bloomberg business flash. Tom and Paul. Jen Tucker, thank you so much. Right to a Tina Davis joins us now driving all of our legal coverage as well in the course of the shock of all of this nation, Republicans, Democrats and independents alike over a search by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of the residence of a former president in Mar-a-Lago and president Trump Tina, good morning. I've seen the different efforts out there. And what I find absolutely fascinating is what is next for the attorney general. Anybody including Ian milhas are over at vox make clear that the process of what attorney generals do when they want to do something as dramatic as this has been a path from a holder and even before through attorney general Barr and now out to attorney general Garland. What is next for attorney general Garland after a search warrant affected by the FBI? Well, I mean, look, I think you've talked about the path here, but Merrick Garland is dealing with this incredibly unprecedented. You can't sort of use that term in a more unique way than in this one. There's never been a search of a former president's residence. There's never been a search warrant issue to a president even Richard Nixon complied with subpoenas. There was no elevating that to research warrants. So Merrick Garland is in very unique territory. And I think what you're seeing now is the first sort of real manifestations that we have seen aside from people going in and out of grand jury rooms in Washington D.C.. This is the first real manifestation of the potential for charges for criminal charges to be brought against a former president of the United States. So he's a new waters. You know, what I think is interesting is this was an FBI. This is an FBI that's being led by a Trump appointee, Christopher wray. So we have seen conservatives and certainly Trump himself say that this is the weaponization of the DoJ, but if it is, it's certainly a unique way of handling it from an FBI director who was appointed by a Republican. And Tina, give us just a sense of what it takes to get a search warrant for anyone's residents much less a former president. I mean, I can't imagine judges hand these out Willy nilly. There's got to be some serious I guess evidence suggesting that it is warranted. Yeah, so the search warrant has to be issued by a federal judge. So we know that the FBI or the FBI agents had to fill out essentially an affidavit saying that they believe that there is evidence of a specific crime that can be found on these premises. The judge does not have to have found that there was probable cause that a crime was committed or that a specific person committed the crime at this stage in the investigation, but it is not a light hurdle to overcome and certainly federal judges don't take these actions lightly. So there was a sign off that happened by a judge. We also suspect I think it's pretty likely that Merrick Garland himself probably knew about this warrant and had to sign off on it as well. Do we think The White House knew about it? I mean, they're claiming they knew nothing about it, but you know, what's our reporting on that? No, The White House is saying that they did not know in advance that anything was happening that this information was held by DoJ that they were informed after the fact it is pretty likely that the Secret Service that's surrounds former president Trump would have been advised that this was about to happen. So, you know, obviously you don't go into a place where someone is, you know, which is usually guarded by a harm folks without giving them a little bit of notice. But no, The White House is telling us they had no prior knowledge. What does Greg store say about this in the Supreme Court? I mean, really does it get, does it get rapidly to some adjudication of appeals courts or Supreme Court? I mean, if they bring charges at this point, you're not going to see them challenge a search warrant that what's done is done. I think one of the more interesting questions that we've been grappling with is this is ostensibly being done to look at this the idea that Trump potentially removed classified documents from The White House when he shouldn't have. But if there is other evidence that is visible and during this search, does that get sort of pulled in if there's a note in a box that's labeled missing White House documents, there is an argument to be made that that can be gathered up as part of the process. And that, I think, will, you know, if any of that comes to comes to pass, that will be challenged. Tina, thank you so much, Tina Davis, with Bloomberg news. This morning, as we summarize what we've seen, I know. Mental block here. We've got some workout on Bloomberg opinion on this. Right now. But Paul, just the word that she said there that's so true, the absolute shock that this has happened. Yeah, it's unprecedented. Anybody's beliefs. And as you would expect, Tom, Tim O'Brien, Bloomberg opinion columnist, who has a very long relationship and history with president Trump is out with an opinion piece today saying Trump's search should just be an opening act. So that's on the Bloomberg terminal and again, Tim O'Brien has a long history with can't say enough about balance of
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"Three they're now 13 and two in the playoffs Golden State Warriors can win the NBA championship tonight It's game 6 to the finals in Boston where this morning the U.S. open begins country club of Brookline if any champ John Robin early tee time along with Rory McIlroy Jordan Spieth Bloomberg radio with U.S. open updates throughout the picture Bloomberg sports John All right thanks John It is now 6 37 on Wall Street time to take a look at stocks and some of the names that are moving in the pre market We're joined by Bloomberg radio and TV markets correspondent Remember back earlier this year let's take you back When apple's market cap was something like 3 trillion 3 trillion They crossed that right They bounced right off of it So 3 trillion and I'm so glad you brought it up This is my little nerd moment Every time Apple has hit the trillion Mark 1 trillion 2 1 trillion 3 trillion earlier this year The S&P 500 has crashed and twice has hit a bear market after that So we like to look at Apple as kind of this proxy for the broader market because not only is it a proxy for tech but for the S&P 500 you can't really have a rally at least historically speaking without Apple on your side And today is really no exception Apple shares down 3% the broader market down over 2% At least in the pre market AAPL is your ticker and like I said that's that tech proxy that we're going to keep an eye on Apple shares for but it's not just Apple Tesla as well part of that TSA down 4% Let me guess Elon Musk has said something You know this time it's not even Elon Musk I know It's a rare day Tesla is looking to increase their prices across its lineup by as much as $6000 according to electric reporting And I remark their third price hike this year So there is some fundamentals in the market here Tesla basically having to deal with a lot of those raw material costs having to deal with potentially passing on the cost of their consumers but it looks like investors not thrilled about those price hikes The question here is can they keep that consumer demand Tsla down 4% in the pre market but there is some green on the screen It's not all doomsday because Twitter is also in the green One of the few stocks I should say in the green tea are up 2.4% And this time Elon Musk didn't say anything to you this looks like it's just anticipation It's just little mustard There's no must this morning even though we've hit Tesla and Twitter Twitter reporting a company-wide meeting between Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Twitter employees later today I believe the meeting starts at about 1 p.m. so there is some anticipation ahead of that The idea here being that why would Elon Musk meet with Twitter employees if he wasn't serious about his $44 billion deal So at least that seems to be the current narrative around those shares but also keep an eye on Kroger shares KR is your ticker up 6 tenths of 1% The earnings coming out later this morning expecting to see a sales beat also expecting some strong guidance Remember we've had a lot of pain in the retailers a lot of pain in the grocers Kroger potentially in an exception given their demographic is slightly wealthier than say you're average Walmart demographic So good news there at least in the pre market And we were shopping at the grocery store I have and I'm not thrilled about it I know It is painful It is anyway Broader market right now after the rally we saw it yesterday after the fed meeting It's a sell off this morning risk off definitely down futures down 593 points S&P futures 90 points lower and the NASDAQ futures right now They are down 328 points Bloomberg radio TV markets correspondent critic Gupta thanks very much You're listening to Bloomberg daybreak There's never been a better time to find out why bet MGM is the king of sports books download the bet MGM app and place a $10 money line wager on any NBA playoff game.
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"Trevino with a big night for the Yankees a solo Homer in the third a game tying single in the 7th and the walk off winner in the bottom of the 11th as the Yankees beat the Orioles 7 6 snapping their season high three game losing streak The mets meanwhile played a wild game in San Francisco rallying from 8 to down the Met scoring ten runs in the 7th 8th and 9th combined but they would fall in the bottom of the 9th as Edwin Diaz allowed four hits including the walk off single to Brandon Crawford 1312 your final NBA playoffs the Mavericks avoid the sweep beating the warriors one 19 one O 9 and tonight Eastern Conference Finals game 5 from Miami the heat and Celtics tied at two games apiece I'm Scott Seinfeld with Bloomberg sports John All right thanks Scott 5 37 on Wall Street Time down for the tri state business report for that We're joined by Bloomberg's Ed Corey The U.S. east coast's busiest port complex is getting ready for a summer of delays in congestion as container ships avoid the clogged West Coast gateways and traffic picks up from Asia The board of New York and New Jersey moved nearly 803,020 foot equivalent units in April the second busiest month in the port's history New York State's biggest mall has reached a new low and lenders could get hurt Destiny USA and Syracuse was valued at $147 million last year according to an appraisal That's about a 28% drop from its 2020 valuation in a nearly 80% decline from 2014 Gas prices hit record highs in New Jersey this month but not for New Jersey transit Statewide mass transit agency and a major fuel consumer and J transit executive director Kevin Corbett says the service hedged diesel prices for the fleet and so far he says they're in good shape That's your Bloomberg tries to take business report My bed Corey All right thanks 5 38 on Wall Street Time down to the tri state business report and time for a look at some of the stories we're following around the world right now Let's check in with our global news team for some of the top stories heard on our 300 affiliate radio stations around the world I'm Steve potus gone ten ten wins in New York We're talking about Pfizer slashing the prices it charges for its medications and some of the poorest countries I'm Lisa.
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"With more on what's going on around the world Michael Karen thank you very much President Biden arrived in South Korea where he visited an electronic semiconductor complex Biden is seeking to bolster supply chains that reduce reliance on China Biden's first trip to Asia as president which runs through Tuesday also includes Japan U.S. health advisers are urging a booster dose of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11 A CDC panel signed off on the booster shot yesterday In the NBA playoffs the Celtics have even their series of the game of peace after beating the heat one 27 one O two In baseball the Yankees lost to the Orioles 9 6 the mets won along with the Red Sox Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr this is Bloomberg Karen All right Michael Barr thank you and it is currently 6 49 on Wall Street We turn to news and science and technology now with the Bloomberg and JIT stem report and here's what's making news and science technology engineering and math Vacation travel is back to pre COVID levels according to a report released by the Mastercard economics institute people are feeling more comfortable heading off to far flung adventures despite a surge in cases and average airfares jumping 18% globally since the start of the year Boeing and NASA have launched the long delayed starliner space capsule the unmanned spacecraft is headed for a rendezvous with the International Space Station It was Boeing's third launch attempt since 2019 the two failed the left Boeing perplexed and it left SpaceX is the only American option for ferrying astronauts into space Bloomberg news has learned Apple executives have previewed their next big bet to the company's board a mixed reality headset It indicates that development of the device has reached an advanced stage board members including 8 independent directors and CEO Tim Cook convened at least four times a year we're told a version of the device was demonstrated during the latest gathering And that's a Bloomberg and JIT stem report John All right Karen we are live from the Bloomberg interview hacked a broker's studios where it is now 6 50 on Wall Street Time to check what's going on in D.C. some of the top stories in the nation's capital include of course President Biden in Asia for the first time as commander in chief The fallout from this week's primary contest setting the stage for the battle in November the Senate passing at $40 billion bill for aid to Ukraine Let's take a deeper dive as some of these stories this morning with Wendy schiller director of Brown university's taubman center for American politics and policy Wendy thanks for being with us this morning Happy Friday In fact President Biden speaking right now he's in South Korea to giant chip factory And I got to ask you just from the political perspective how does this play at home And does it really matter Well John I mean I think having the president travel and represent the United States globally usually is a plus for the United States but also for Biden because of course with COVID and lots of other reasons I'm restricting his travel and interaction with Americans Not getting out for Biden is a real disadvantage Because you know he sometimes he's on his game when he gives a speech or a press conference someone he's not so coherent So having him look good traveling abroad counters some of those images that we have of the president or sort of allegations that he's not up to the job Earlier just a personal anecdote was talking about shopping The gas tank was I think it was like 65 bucks this morning the grocery store was a 180 bucks It didn't get all that much yesterday There are big concerns on the domestic front Yeah I mean an economy like this where we have relatively low unemployment typically is good for Democrats Democrats typically their constituencies worry more about jobs and unemployment and Republicans used to be sort of the wealthier and they worry much more about inflation in terms of the degradation of their assets and investments But now these things are all demographically mixed now in terms of allegiances or Republicans are getting more lower income voters and the Democrats are getting more higher income voters So it's flipping the script that we've been used to for politics and a lot more people who typically go for the Democrats or would be voting for the Democrats in November are very concerned about mounting the economy which is a global in nature Nothing showed us more than that than the COVID pandemic And we're not used to that idea where you said the president can control the economy but there are a lot of things outside his control So again Americans have to kind of reset how they evaluate the president and the economy and that's going to come too late I think for the Democrats and Biden this November Still looking at the fallout from the primary contest setting the stage for November's general election the congressional elections your assessment a few days out Well the prime minister really interesting you know Pennsylvania is incredibly important Obviously not just for the primaries but for the presidential election in 24 So the Senate race is important but the governor's race is very important The Democrats have held the governor's seat in Pennsylvania And if that's flipped particularly with the candidate that won the primary who seems to be fairly extreme right very loyal to Trump but also wants to sort of unregister lots of voters and redo elections and is willing to change the outcome of the election supposedly That makes a huge difference going into 24 and also for our security and election So it matters I think for the system for the country as much in the governors outcome as it does for whatever ultimately happens in the Senate primary What's interesting is that a lot of people in the Republican Party voted A lot of Republicans get out the door slightly more than the Democrats That's got to worry the Democrats even though the contests were a little bit more publicized And then you have to think to yourself is it really a split in the Republican Party Because that's what we always think but Republicans come together and unite when it comes down to their elections general election in ways that Democrats don't So I'm not reading into this division as if it's some signal that the Republicans will stay divided by the time you get to November You were talking about Doug mastery on the Republican pick for governor's race in Pennsylvania Does that mean the race now becomes a toss up Yeah I.
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"Long time Throughout many years in the game and many years as a coach and so there's a level of excitement for sure Lambert worked under tracks for 11 years at three different places and filled in for him for several games this past season As for the rangers off to Raleigh for game one with a hurricane tomorrow night the two teams met two years ago in the bubble Carolina swept a best of 5 qualifying round series A year ago Phil Mickelson won the PGA Championship at the age of 50 he's not playing this PGA that begins Thursday in Tulsa Nicholson criticized for comments He made about joining the new Saudi back tour 82 year old Jack Nicklaus says he was offered the job of running that new tour and was offered $100 million in Nicholas turned it down due to his loyalty to the PGA John stashed out where Bloomberg sports John All right thanks John It is now 5 37 on Wall Street time for the train state business report and for that we're joined by Bloomberg's Ed coury The spread of the omicron sub variant is stalling Wall Street's return to the office based on pre manger coffee and sandwich sales in the financial district Bloomberg's spread index shows the chain's transactions last week in the area that includes the head offices of firms like Goldman Sachs with the lowest since February New York State manufacturing activity unexpectedly shrunk in May for the second time in three months reflecting plunges in orders and shipments additional disappointing results may raise concerns about a slowdown in economic activity The former Hamptons home of the late Johnson & Johnson chief executive officer James Burke has been sold Sources tell Dow Jones and went for close to its $48 million asking price the roughly four acre ocean front estate is in sagaponack includes two distinct parcels according to the property's listing agent Christopher covert of compass That's your Bloomberg tri state business report I'm Ed Corey All right thanks 5 38 on Wall Street Bloomberg radio is on the air from San Francisco to New York London to Hong Kong Let's check in now with our global news team for some of the top stories hurt on our 300 affiliate radio stations around the world I'm Gina sir Betty and for wbm in Chicago I'm reporting that Boeing's biggest customer in China is dropping plans to add more than a 107 37 max jets to its fleet I'm Caroline hit gun blimp a DAV digital radio in London were reported on the latest UK unemployment numbers showing the labor market getting even tighter but real wages are dropping as inflation skyrockets I'm Steve potus content and wins in New York We're looking at how the Bloomberg threat index shows Wall Street's already sluggish return to office plans are taken a step back I'm Ed Corey on WWW J in Detroit I'm reporting the owners of an auburn hills Japanese diner are being charged with filing false tax returns And those are.
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"Make Detroit 5 to two Brock Nelson scorched twice Yankees lost to Detroit 5 three tigers got all 5 off Joe Ellie Rodriguez in the 6th inning Metz at three home runs one by Francisco and Dora 9 three route of Miami World Cup soccer qualifying U.S. and Mexico as for this tie Junk stash hour Bloomberg sports John All right John thanks a lot It is now 6 37 on Wall Street It's time to take a look at stocks and some of the names they're moving in today's pre market for that were joined by Bloomberg radio and TV markets correspondent pretty Gupta We lasso Jew before you head out on vacation You did And you have to stay to do this report Then you can go Then I can run away Rich Truman would have my head if he heard you Cannabis stocks I think is what's moving and what should get a lot of people's attention this morning Did you know fun fact cannabis docs used to be my first beat at Bloomberg my first started back in the old good old days video game stocks in cannabis What they are They're pot stocks Okay pot stocks It's just like the gaming industry No they're gambling stocks A fine fine pot stock Surging anyway after a house panel said that it would consider a bill to decriminalize marijuana You have to like to till rate for example TLR why is your taker up 13% in the pre market sundial is another one SNDL is your ticker up 18% So thriving once again policy in Washington actually driving those stocks You don't see that often And those Chinese stocks that trade overseas What about those Yeah well this is interesting And I love talking about Chinese stocks because you've seen them lost I think 70% of their value in the last year And recently they have this bounce back because you had commentary coming out of China and the financial authority there saying that that dialog when it comes to delisting and relisting shares between the U.S. and China a legacy of the trade war of course Well that's actually going in the right direction and the U.S. came out yesterday and said well don't get too excited There's a lot of speculation about the positivity there And it seems like that cold water is continuing to pressure those ADRs this morning So you have the likes of Alibaba for example BAB as your ticker down 4% JD as well which is also the name of the company and the ticker down 5% It's also just following some losses you are seeing over in Asia as well I get the bed I get the bath What's in the Beyoncé section of these stories Well I have no idea but when I find out I will let you know maybe Ryan Cohen lives there I'm not really sure He is the activist investor who is nearing a settlement at Bed Bath & Beyond looking that would end up seeing three new directors appointed to the retailer's board according to people familiar with the matter That of course is Bloomberg reporting Be why is your taker Those shares are up just shy of 2% All right thanks kriti And can you say where are you going Go I am going to the Caribbean very excited Nice I'm never coming back Don't say that We're going to set you up remotely Bloomberg radio and TV markets correspondent critic Gupta thanks very much A look at the broader market right now Not a lot of action S&P 500 up just three points right now Down futures they're up 25 and the NASDAQ mini futures.
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"Get the latest on the supply chain We're going to do that with doctor Lisa Williams chief executive officer at world of EPI Plus doctor Gigi grand ball senior scholar of the Johns Hopkins center for health security get the latest on this pandemic on omicron and on the booster But first let's go to John Tucker and get a bloomer business last John All right Paul Wall Street stocks began the week a lot lower after President Biden's social spending bill hit the roadblock in Congress and the form of Joe Manchin spiking COVID-19 cases also weekend the outlook for the economy Exaggerating the losses may be the lack of volume This week's economic calendar includes reports on consumer confidence home sales durable goods orders markets of course going to be closed Friday ahead of Christmas Julian coronado says the failure to move the Biden economic agenda won't derail the U.S. economic recovery but the certainly will slow it down a bit There will be an immediate impact from the loss of the child tax credit So I think that's the main near term impact I saw Goldman's forecast is down close to a half a percentage point for the year as a whole And that seems about right in terms of magnitude That's Julia coronado at macro policy perspectives the president and founder there the world's economic forum postponing its annual meeting in Davos Switzerland which have been slated for January amid fresh waves of coronavirus across Switzerland and the globe A Moderna says a third dose of its COVID-19 vaccine increased antibody levels against the omicron baron even as the company works on the version tailored to the new strain Right now we have the S&P 500 seventy eight points lower that's done 1.7% but as that composite index down 1.6% 242 points lower and the Dow down 1.8% down 647 points which at the market's view every 15 minutes during the trade today right here on Bloomberg radio I'm John Tucker and that is your Bloomberg business flash tailored Paul All right John Tucker thank.
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"70 games in the majors John statue where Bloomberg sports John All right John thank you 5 37 on Wall Street time down for the tri state business report for that We're joined by Bloomberg's Ed Corey New York City hotel owners may not get the year end boost they were hoping for Real estate companies CBRE groups hotel division expect citywide occupancy to reach about 56% in the fourth quarter only a slight improvement from the prior period The Princeton club of New York facing foreclosure after defaulting on about $40 million in mortgage debt may have found a savior in billionaire Eric Schmidt Sources tell Bloomberg the Princeton grant has been on the club's loan through his family's investment office The southern district of New York is one of the most sought after bankruptcy venues it will randomly assign its judges to big chapter 11 cases that are worth at least $100 million That's regardless of which of its courthouses first got the initial filing that new rule on mega chapter 11 cases goes into effect December 1st As your Bloomberg tri state business report I'm Ed Corey All right thanks Ed 5 38 on Wall Street Bloomberg radio is on the air from San Francisco to New York London to Hong Kong A second now with our global news team for some of the top stories heard on our 300 affiliate radio stations around the world I'm Gina sir Betty and four WCCO in Minneapolis I'm reporting that Best Buy shares were the worst performer in the S&P 500 yesterday I'm Karen chase and a W 8 ASM Louisville I'll be reporting on exactly how much you can expect to save when the president taps into the national.
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"Has his new team after his release in Cleveland He had said he wanted to join a contender He is doing that signing with the LA rams Panthers have a new quarterback when they are very familiar with Cam Newton going back to Carolina 9 years of panther once the NFL's MVP Carolina bringing it back two years after releasing him Newton spent last season and the most recent training camp with New England who then released in the Panthers just lost Sam darnold or shoulder injury Next playing Charlotte tonight the nets continue the road trip in New Orleans Speaking of road trip the 11th road game in a row for the islanders shut out by Mackenzie blackwood and the Devils for nothing College football picked little big league and beaten North Carolina over time the Panthers are 8 and two Cincinnati 9 O ranked 5th playing tonight against South Florida You can just went one in 8 hired as its new coach Jim Mora junior former NFL and UCLA coach John stasher Bloomberg sports John All right John thanks a lot It is now 6 37 on Wall Street We are live for the Bloomberg interactive broker studios Big story of the morning Johnson & Johnson shares jumping The company says it will break itself up into two publicly traded companies Let's take a deeper dive right now Bloomberg intelligence senior pharmaceutical analyst Sam is joining us Sam what are you supposed to behind us Good morning John This is something that I think some investors a lot of people had been wondering when it might happen The company has got a $430 billion market cap Three divisions but one of them really is carrying the other two And that's the pharmaceutical division which frankly as a stand-alone company obviously that's not what they're doing but if the fiber business was a stand-alone company it would be one of the best growing nicest pipelines and strongest pharma companies out They're not necessarily from a revenue perspective but certainly from a profitability and growth perspective So this is something that eventually was going to happen and I think you see that happening across the globe We see guys doing the same thing with their consumer business So I'm really happy to be seeing it now They just don't fit There's no fit between these businesses Well there's no fit And also there might be some impotence in terms of the impetus for this might also be the lawsuits that the consumer division has been facing Is that correct Yes Well it's possible I mean that's been something that's been also the medical devices business has got similar things that affected on a regular basis But you've seen that in the pharmaceutical sector too There is no way of bringing product to market where masses use it and then there's some issues or problems that come along later on without you having expected them So that would be an issue for all the different divisions But I think this is I'm hoping this is much more about what's the best structure for this company given the size that is reached And how these different businesses function and the investment that they require et cetera In the pharmaceuticals what's in the pipeline give us an idea for investors of what we're looking at for J&J The company is already got a very strong deck of medicines that are growing I think they're probably have some of the biggest portfolio of blockbuster products above a 1 billion 2 billion sales Of any pharma company But really the sorts of things that we're looking for and looking forward to now are for instance they have a really interesting cellular therapy very high rate high tick product for cancer and they're basically just growing into the different areas that they have really strongly Sam thanks very much We appreciate it Bloomberg intelligence senior pharmaceutical analyst Again Johnson & Johnson shares up 4% in the pre market at the company said it will break itself up into two publicly traded companies one focused on drugs.
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"6 game winning streak to Arizona who's 7 O Nikita kuchar off was led Tampa Bay to two straight Stanley Cup gonna miss the next ten weeks John stash ever Bloomberg sports John All right John thanks a lot It is now 6 37 on Wall Street So it's time to take a look at stocks and some of the names that are moving in the pre market There are plenty of names for that We're joined by Bloomberg stocks editor Dave Wilson you got your work cut out for you this morning Dave Absolutely but you know there's plenty of ground to cover no question We'll start with Ford monitor the shares are up 11% in early trading You want to make a raise of doing a profit forecast for the second time at three months and these earnings of revenue assets for the third quarter Ford also declared its first dividend since the start of the pandemic Government has or two since we're talking automakers it's up 3% The electric carmakers further above a $1 trillion in market value of milestones on Monday Tesla rose 1.9% yesterday to a record after Goldman Sachs listed as share price projection and earnings estimates Some late breaking news we got caterpillar out with results Absolutely And they're going over pretty well at this point and why not the maker of construction and mining equipment posted third quarter earnings and sales that were well above analysts average estimates in the blooper survey take a look at caterpillar shares at the moment They're higher by about 2% You got Merck also higher The John baker raised this year's earnings forecast after third quarter profit of revenue feed after the market the moment up about 1% start from a not so fortunate the defense contractors results for the third quarter coming up a bit short And the shares are down about 1% at the moment I also have window out with results This is a supplier of industrial gases and even though it beat the average third quarter earnings estimate raise Daniel forecast the shares down three quarters of a percent Twilio off 12 and a half percent to communicate the software maker forecast a wider fourth quarter loss in analysts expected to keep an operating officer George Hugh stepped down effective immediately and service now is off three and a half percent of technology management software is lower even though third quarter results be estimates Up 2% The chip makers earnings and sales for the fiscal second quarter exceeded estimates KLA the chip equipment maker up four and a half percent if there are any other stocks taking its online marketplace eBay down 5 and a half percent The medical device maker Edwards life science is down three and a half percent The telemedicine service Teladoc health and 4% in the toolmaker Stanley black and deckard down 3% All right Dave appreciate it Bloomberg stocks editor Dave Wilson with us this morning and looking at stocks as a whole head of the cash open on Wall Street If S&P futures right now they are up ten points the Dow futures.
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"I guess what we're going to end up doing Dave and John is kind of a play by play through the city as we walk from here to Wrigley Field, right? Well, I think we should, right. But But, John, you may want to do some of your show, so I don't We don't want to pick up all your time. Let go Step by step will go. Maybe block by block all my miles. Something like that. Yeah, well, there's only about 36 blocks up to Addison. So that'll be a good show, then. Yeah. Good luck to you getting anything else accomplished today, but actually got a good looking group. I'm looking at some very good legs here right now, including Dave. And it's my the only one wearing long pass. You are, but the rest of us. Most of you all have good sneakers on and we've got lots of legs ready to roll. We're gonna walk for about an hour. We'll take a pit stop them. We're going to finish our journey to Wrigley. We'll go up to one of the rooftops will have some snacks and sodas and sandwiches, and everybody's got their souvenir T shirts. John, Is this your history to where? When the station plant something like this? It rains? Yeah, right. We were talking about that a couple weeks ago. He said you never know what you get on September 10th and boy you guys lucked out. It's a beautiful day. It just really is. The sun is shining. We've got blue skies downtown and you know, and, you know, I'm a big advocate for come to the city come downtown play in Chicago. And so this would be nice. I'll actually be able to kind of give our listeners a little bit of a foot. I view of what downtown is like as we stroll through part of the city. Are you going to race Dave in the last couple blocks sprint for the last few? Let me have the phone today benefit that you can ask him the question again. Dave. Are you going to the question? Are you going to race John in the last couple of blocks like once you see the ballpark Sprint and put on a show for us? Oh, now, that's so. So. The suggestion is that we race the last couple blocks. Yeah, I want to. I want to hear who finishes first, and I will say I'm wearing shorts. He's wearing long pants so I would have an advantage there, Okay? He'd faced resistance, right? Fabric resistance, You know, but Right. They will have to get separate. Yeah, for sure. Alright. Go. My money's on Dave Bennett, Okay? Thank you, John. I appreciate that. Here's John. All right. It's a really stupid idea. We're not going to do that to say, you know. Well, good. Well, enjoy the walk of gorgeous day and we'll be checking with you the whole time, my friend. I'll talk to you later, my friend so long that sponsored by athletic or physical therapy. Don't live with aches and pains any longer. Visit your local athletic all no prescription needed. Hey, um, I used to give this will be no surprise to anyone that listens. I used to give the student announcements. Uh, Downers Grove South High school when I was a senior every Tuesday and Friday. Never get one day I walked into the Dean's office where the announcements were red. And normally there were deans and office assistance. And one day I walked in, and no one was at their desks. And I thought that was confusing. I turned the corner to the microphone where I give the announcements and the principal was standing there and he said, John, you won't be giving the announcements. Today. I have to make an announcement to the school instead. And that's my first memory of September 11 2000 and one. I know it's sometimes painful to talk about, but I think there is a collective grief that we all share many of us a little bit more profound than others. I'd love to hear where you were. We've got a lot of text on the line, too. Call in 312981 72 100 of what? You remember that morning nearly 20 years ago today after this W If.
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"Can want to see your loan options, just payments and closing cost online in real time. Rocky can Rocket mortgage married to pump a w TV traffic 17 4 meteorologist Matt Ritter, who's ready for a snowball fight today. I'm sure lots of us and you're gonna be getting it to a very good wet compact snow good for snowballs. Good for a snowman. Temperatures are still at or just above the freezing point. Hard to believe we started his reign early this morning. We were close to 40 degrees, but we've gotten rid of that warm air right now In terms of snowfall, intensity not quite as heavy as it was even at the top of the hour, seeing more light to mostly moderate snow intensities across the area. Occasional patches of some heavy snow, especially now in southern Maryland. So temperatures we're just going to stay right where they are right now, but we're still getting some of the accumulating snow right now. But this system is moving very, very quickly heading from the mountains to the coast. So just about all this stuff we wrapping up between about noon and 2 P.m. at the latest during the day today, total accumulations. What will be measuring will be about 1 to 3 inches when you factor in all the melting that's been happening in all the compacting of this. No, that's been going on about 123, and it's all gonna freeze solid later on tonight as freezing temperatures will be returning. In fact, it's gonna be a hard freeze temperatures in the thirties for the rest this afternoon but overnight lows. Range from the upper teens in the northwest suburbs to the load of a twenties inside the Beltway inside the district and elsewhere, So that's going to freeze a lot of the stuff. It's on the ground right now Solid, but the rest of the day tomorrow mostly sunny and cold highs will be in the low to mid thirties. We'll take a look at Tuesday and Wednesday, the full 40 forecasts coming up in the next weather on the eighth, John All right. Thanks a lot mad. It's now 9 42 we have Ah, 3rd 33 degree temperature outside as well. Brought to you by matches warehouse by with confidence with one year price guarantee Only a mattress warehouse sleep happens dot com. If you're heading to Northern Virginia expect to run into some steady snowfall this morning. There's some big snowflakes coming.
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"News still characterizes the races as tossups right now, with 86% of the estimated vote in David Perdue leads John all self by nearly 100,000 votes. Kelly left their leads Raphael Warnock by more than 50,000 determining factor that was likely to be counties in the Atlanta area, which still have a significant number of votes to be tallied. Those counties have large African American populations, which are voting for the Democrats. Here's CBS is Nicole Killian. CBS News Exit Polls reveal Senate candidates John Allsop and Raphael Warnock are getting the support of nine in 10 voters that slightly higher than the 88% that turned out for President elect Joe Biden in November. Again. 86% of the expected vote in the two Republicans are ahead. But CBS News still characterizes the races as tossups. CBS News Special Report I'm Steve Futterman, a bitter dispute erupted on the floor of the Pennsylvania Senate today, Majority Republicans blocked a Democratic incumbent from being sworn in. It's because his GOP challenger has disputed the razor thin election results. Lawmakers were back in the capital for swearing in day when the Senate quickly dissolved into chaos over the Republican challenge. The Democrats called a reflection of President Trump's unprecedented efforts to undo his loss in the November 3rd election. Pennsylvania Republicans have not said how long they will take to review the election challenge before voting on it or how long the GOP majority is willing to leave that seat vacant. It's 10 22. Dr.
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"Reason for hope in 2021, number two Senate Republican John Thune objected, arguing the measure offers tax dollars to families who do not need them Fax is Jared Halpern, Senate Republicans also rejected President Trump's opposition to a defense bill. They overrode his veto, just like the House did. The $740 billion National Defense Authorization Act enables national security spending President vetoed it to protect the names of Confederate officers on U. S military installations and over the bills limits on his ability to withdraw certain troops from overseas foxes, which ads in the president also wanted Congress to change an unrelated law that gives social Media companies liability protection. Ah, final pitch to voters is being made in Georgia ahead of Tuesday's Senate runoff election. The neighbors. Tell your friends that health care is on the ballot call it relief is on the ballot. Democrat Raphael Warnock is challenging Senate Republican Kelly Leffler. Republican incumbent, David Perdue is up against Democrat John All soft, three million Georgians have already voted The party is finally over in western France, and now authorities are searching for the organizer's of a New Year's Eve rave that defied coronavirus restrictions. The party that lasted about 36 hours through at least 2500 people. Police say partygoers threw rocks and bottles at them and torched a police vehicle. America's listening to Fox News From the Fox News Podcasts Network. Getting schooled with Abby Hornets. Eric Fox News chief congressional correspondent Mike Emanuel, Can you just talk to me about the basics of a filibuster? Two different versions. There's giving a long speech on the Senate floor to make the point that there is a severe protest about something going on in the Senate. The other way is getting together 40 or more senators to vote against something subscribe and listen now by going to a fox News.