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"So you have this Obama judge, Cash, in charge of this trial. And I think she's the tip of the spear. I've been saying there's a reason she tried to jump in front of Judge Eileen Cannon in Florida to be first, because they're basically saying, OK, you're going to go get us a guilty plea no matter what you have to do. It's kind of like Newt said in that call in Georgia where he called and said, no, you have to indict tomorrow. We're not ready. Well, you don't understand. You need to indict tomorrow. I feel the same way about this judge in D.C. You have to get us a guilty verdict no matter what you have to do. She's the tip of the spear here. And now she's ordered this shocking, unprecedented, and I'd say unconstitutional gag order on the president. Meanwhile, you have a prosecutor leaking endlessly to his friends in the media. What does the president do here, the former president? He continues to fight relentlessly like he does and shows up every day and turns the courtroom into a mission of justice. And look, these people, the prosecutors, the judge, they have a history of this. When I was running Russiagate, the Russiagate investigation for Congress for Devin Nunes, and we figured out that Fusion GPS and the DNC were funding the illicit steel dossier. Do you know what federal judge we landed before when we issued our subpoenas to get those bank records? Judge Tonya Chutkin. You can't make this stuff up. Do you know who, after a month of heavy litigation, recused herself from those proceedings? Judge Tonya Chutkin. Why? Because she represented Fusion GPS and the DNC. So I ask America, how can this judge be a neutral and arbiter judge of the facts and the law when the victim of the crime, Donald Trump, is before her as a party? This has been planned for years. This judge needs to be recused. And the only person that can actually get that truth out more than us here on Real America's Voice is Donald Trump. And you're going to see it. I think they've appealed the gag order. I think the gag order is unconstitutional. It is election interference and election rigging at its highest moments. And Americans are seeing that for what it is. And I hope Donald Trump, and I know Donald Trump's going to continue to just unleash the barrage legally in the courtroom. And Trump said he's not afraid to go to jail over it. So it's amazing. I got about a minute here, Cash. I know you said that a 24-hour floor cycle is plenty of time for House Republicans to air their grievances, come to compromises, and elect a new leader. You said, I don't mind it taking a day, but that's all it should take is one day. After what you saw today, what are your thoughts on what you saw today? Yeah, I wanted a speaker by the end of the day. We didn't get one. We really need one tomorrow. And we need one so we don't kick the cans of continuing resolutions and the economic deficits down the road. So we don't get bootstrapped with some boondoggle aid package for the Ukraine, which they're already ginning up right now in the defense industrial complex. So look, if you guys don't think members of Congress are listening, they're listening to you. Start calling them. Start emailing them. Tell them, remind them, you work for us. They always tell us it's the people's house. Well, get your stuff in order over in the people's house so you can govern for us, the American people. I really hope they get it together by tomorrow, but it's up to us and everyone watching. Especially Colin DeGanga. Call the New York delegation. He's the author of Government Gangsters. Cash Patel, David Zia, thank you very much. Live from the America's first warehouse.
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"On South Pine Lane around 6 p .m. A neighbor reporting it felt like a bomb hit the apartments run by the Newark Housing Authority. A two -story building partially collapsed. Its 13 residents are being given temporary Among the hospitalized a woman with serious burns appears to be in the worst condition. The start date for former President Donald Trump's trial and his classified documents case is now set for next year. Michael Kastner reports. Judge Eileen Cannon has scheduled the trial to begin May 20, 2024. The trial will begin months after the GOP begins its 2024 presidential primary season. Trump is facing more than three dozen federal charges related to his handling of classified documents. He pleaded not guilty to all counts last month. I'm Michael Kastner. President Biden paying tribute to the late Tony Bennett. The singer passed away Friday in his at the age of 96. After hearing the news, Biden said Bennett's life was legendary and his contributions to the arts in America will endure. He says both he and his wife Jill have been fans of Bennett for a long time. Quote, not only because of his beautiful voice, but also the joy that he brought to everything he did. Vice President Kamala speaking Harris out against Florida's new standards for teaching black history. Speaking in Jacksonville Friday, Harris said students in the state are misleading children by teaching what she calls revisionist history. Among the changes in Florida, push a to teach students that some black people benefited from slavery because it taught them useful skills. Governor DeSantis accused Harris of lying. And the grueling heat wave slamming the U .S. isn't easing up. On Thursday over 90 million people were in areas that experienced dangerous levels of heat, forecasters warned the triple digits could go into next week. Brad Siegel, NBC News. This is Chicago's progressive talk. 8 20 a .m. WCPT Willow Springs and online at wcpt820 .com where facts that matter to you matter to us. The who people have correct information, who take science seriously, need to speak up more for accurate news coverage and factual conversations. Got to know what's happening in my city. Chicago's progressive talk. You've been working hard all day and didn't have work. And that phone
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"Stay The Bloomberg I'm Business with Act. us. Barry Rituls. Today's This is top stories Bloomberg You've in Radio. Broadcasting been global listening date business for to 24 former Masters headlines hours President in a day Business Trump's at on Bloomberg trial in .com The his start classified and date the documents case is set for next year. Michael Kastner reports. Judge Eileen Cannon has scheduled the trial to begin May 20th 2024. The trial will begin months after the GOP begins its 2024 presidential primary season. Trump is facing more than three dozen federal charges related to his handling of classified documents. He pleaded not guilty to all accounts last month. I'm Michael Kastner. The grueling heat wave slamming the US isn't easing up on Thursday. Over 90 million people were in areas that experienced dangerous levels of heat. Forecasters warn the heat dome is expanding in Texas and in the southwest. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is calling on state officials to initiate a review into its holdings with Bud Light's parent company. DeSantis sent a letter Thursday to the State Board of Administration saying that Anheuser -Busch in Bev may have breached legal duties owed to its shareholders by associating the brand with radical social ideologies and that the state should not be subsidizing an ideological agenda through woke virtue signaling. The family of a US soldier who intentionally crossed into North Korea says they're worried about his mental state. The concerns come after no response from North Korea about Travis King according to Pentagon Deputy Press Secretary Sabrina Singh. We don't know his condition, we don't know where he's being held, we don't know the status of his health. King's uncle Carl Gates told NBC News that the 23 -year -old has been acting out ever since his six -year -old cousin died in February. Jamie Foxx is back at work for the time first since his medical crisis in April. After nearly four months of recovery and rehabilitation, the actor is in front of cameras again shooting a brand new commercial for BET MGM. Sources say he was in great shape during filming and showed no signs of sickness or shock. The head of Health and Human Services is defending the treatment that illegal immigrant children receive after they cross into Texas. We don't cage them. We provide them with all the care that they deserve. We provide them with the kind of medical attention you would want for your child. Secretary Xavier Becerra told a conference of elected Latino officials this month that kids in their custody go through trauma before they make it to the border. A new report is critical of the care that children get once they're in custody. Florida help is on the way to Vermont. Governor Ron DeSantis says the state deploying is a team of specialists from the Florida Division of Emergency Management as backup to FEMA to help residents impacted by this month's flooding. Many cities across Vermont are continuing to clean and up rebuild from flooding caused by severe storms over the last week. San Diego Comic -Con makes some changes this year with the strikes but fans are all in. John Fink is diving into the crowds each day and finds a pint -sized perspective. Raiden has been attending San Diego Comic -Con for years. He's noticed a difference in the crowd density. It's not as packed as last year. A teenage filmmaker and a cosplayer in his own right, he drew smiles with his Heath Ledger Joker cosplay and had an eye out for other cosplayers. Yeah, there haven't been that many outstanding costumes. Indiana Jones or like at least 10 Indiana Joneses so far. Nevertheless, the guy loves Comic -Con. Comic -Con is the best place to go ever. I'm John Fink. The Barbie soundtrack and the lead single from Travis Scott's next album highlight this week's new music releases. Barbie the album features tracks from superstars like Dua Lipa, Lizzo and Nicki Minaj for one of the most anticipated movies of the summer. Meanwhile, Travis Scott dropped K -Pop featuring Bad Bunny and The Weekend from his upcoming album Utopia. I'm Bryan Shook. And I'm Charlie Pellet at Bloomberg World Headquarters. We do check markets all day long here at Bloomberg. It turned out to be a winning week two in a row for the S &P 500 Index although tech stocks continue to sell off as investors look to earnings in the week ahead after a disappointing batch of results earlier this week. Well, next week's Fed meeting will be a big focus for investors as well. Nadia Lavel is senior strategist at UBS. She's expecting one and done from the central bank. We think that we'll get the last hike next week. So we're looking for that terminal rate to be five and a quarter to five and a percent. half But I think it's important to note that we don't think that Powell will signal that it will be the end of the tight end cycle just yet. The Fed wants to maintain that optionality. Nadia Lavel of UBS and you more can hear of that conversation on the Bloomberg First Word podcast. You can download it wherever you get your podcasts. So plenty of tech earnings next week, including Alphabet, Microsoft and meta forms. As for the broader technology investment landscape, David Bianco is chief investment officer at DWS Group. The equity market being dominated by tech is thinking about artificial intelligence, innovation, big growth surprises to the upside. And I would just simply say the equity market is asking a lot of these tech companies to solve the challenges facing us this decade. David Bianco DWS Wall Street, meanwhile, is looking ahead to a Fed rate decision with a quarter point height baked in. Given the interest rate backdrop, what does that do for this year's stock market rally? Keith Lerner is co CIO and chief market strategist at Truist Advisory Services. From a big picture right now, we're strongly neutral, right? Strongly neutral against stocks, bonds and cash. There's a lot of cross currents. This post pandemic cycle is challenging the traditional playbook and we're respecting the underlying trend. don't We think this is a runaway bull market. You know how you have a forward PE around 19 .6 and we're going to hear from the three central banks next week as well. Keith Lerner of Truist. So specifically, we've got the Federal Reserve in States, the United the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan. What might move markets next week with those central banks? Steve Sosnik is chief strategist at Interactive Brokers. The Fed is number one on this and parade I think that's where we're going to go. The question to me is, what is Powell's rhetoric since the meeting seems to be a slam -dunk for 25 basis points. The consensus seems to be for a dovish hike. What if he's not so dovish? We find out for sure next week. Steve Sosnik of Interactive Brokers. On the the week, S &P 500 index advanced seven tenths of one percent. Today higher, little changed, up by one point. Dow The advanced two points, also little changed. NASDAQ fell 30 points. Global News, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm Charlie
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"judge eileen cannon" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Yeah, the former president did suffer a bit of a loss in Georgia the court there the Supreme Court rejected his request to halt a state investigation into his efforts to overturn the 2020 election they dismissed his petition to stop that probe in Fulton County. At the same time now we're waiting to see what Judge Eileen Cannon does the federal judge presiding over his trial for allegedly mishandling classified documents whether she and there's a case it's on more some procedural grounds but it could give us today there's a court hearing it could give us a window into whether she is going to extend that trial past the presidential election past the 2024 presidential election which of course Trump who has pleaded not guilty to charges those very much wants to happen. So some clues there potentially today in that courtroom. Okay Jody Schneider political news director Bloomberg Radio and Television. Read more about all these stories on Bloomberg .com or on the Bloomberg Terminal. Listen to Bloomberg Radio in Washington Bloomberg 99 .1 and 105 .7 FM HD2. S &P futures are now down two points Dow futures up NASDAQ futures down 22 points and Bank of America shares higher by three quarters of one percent on the earnings beat. Stay with us you're listening to Bloomberg I'm Emily Chang. And on my new show The Circuit I speak with the big in tech culture and innovation and ask what's next. You'll hear from leading tech CEOs and investors alongside influencers and celebrity entrepreneurs. This is a chance to go deeper to meet people in their world and find out what drives them. Watch The Circuit Thursday nights from Bloomberg Originals. You can catch it at 10 p .m. Eastern on Bloomberg TV and on the Bloomberg app and Bloomberg .com and download The Circuit companion podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for watching. Debbie Hart is president of Bio NJ which represents the interests of more than 400 New Jersey based biotech companies. She's also a strong voice in the biotech sector supporting universities like New Jersey Institute of Technology. She sees NJIT
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"Raised 35 million dollars from April to June, followed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis with around 20 million. But the DeSantis campaign has already burned through 40 percent of what's been raised and laid off about ten staffers last week. The Florida governor is trying to sell himself as the Trump alternative. So are many others in the crowded field even as the polls show them struggling to break through. Natalie Brand, CBS News, Washington. And when will former President Trump head to trial on the classified documents charges? Well there are competing requests Donald Trump was charged with mishandling classified documents and illegally hoarding them at Mar -a -Lago. U .S. District Judge Eileen Cannon is set to take on a more visible role as she weighs competing requests on how to schedule Trump's trial date as he campaigns for president and hears arguments over procedures for handling classified information. Already Cannon's ruling in a lawsuit Trump brought against the Justice Department elicited criticism from legal experts who saw her as overly preferential to the former president. A federal appeals panel reversed the order and rebuked her. I'm Julie Walker. Coming up in money news after traffic and weather Ford is number one, and in this case that's not a good thing, I'm Jeff Glabel. And what Elton John has to do with Spacey's Kevin sex assault trial. It's 436. Introducing a completely redesigned Dix experience, a reimagined sports destination with an expanded assortment of the latest apparel and footwear styles from Nike, Adidas, Kalia, and the North Face. And the best gear to improve your game. Plus interactive experiences. Test your skills inside the hip tracks multi -sport cage or perfect your in swing our
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"News everything you need every time you listen the WTOP producers desk is wired by IBEW Local where electrical contractors come to grow good evening I'm Dick Ioliano Veronica Canales is our producer the top story we're following for you this evening CBS News special report the advance of rebellious Russian mercenary Wagner troops toward Moscow has come to a halt almost as soon as it began CBS's Ian Lee with why it started in the first place the spark of rebellion in Russia began in Ukraine video posted by Wagner showed the alleged aftermath of a deadly missile strike killing dozens of its troops the mercenary group's leader blamed the Russian military despite their denial a furious Pergozian vowed vengeance so Yevgeny march toward Russia but then turned around after the president of Belarus intervened Belarus's president Alexander Lukashenko a close ally of Russian president Vladimir Putin and whose opposition also rallied when they heard of the Wagner group plans held two meetings to negotiate a deal that includes security guarantees for the Wagner PMC fighters CBS's Pamela Falk at the UN CBS News special report I'm Linda Kenyon Pam Falk at the United Nations for CBS as governments around the world are closely watching the new power play in the Russian Ukraine conflict at this point of the international community per se has not reacted because they're first of all waiting to see what happens and second assume it's a domestic issue but that doesn't mean the US hasn't gotten on board to speak to all of the G7 countries and that's in addition to the US France Germany Italy Japan Canada and the UK and Secretary of State Blinken said that they have all decided to reiterate their support for Ukraine that does not change because the reality is no one was what it all means but it was very threatening to the government of Russia CBS News UN correspondent Pam Falk. Today is the first anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision to over three the 1973 Roe v Wade ruling that abortion nationwide former vice president Mike Pence thanked the crowds that at gathered the National Celebrate Life Day rally at the Lincoln Memorial and he touted his anti abortion credentials and it is a joy and an honor to stand with pro this -life generation on the first ever National Celebrate Life Day. At an abortion rights rally in Charlotte North Carolina vice president Kamala Harris said a lot of harm has already come to women in the year following the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade. Extremist Republicans in Congress ban have abortion proposed to nationwide nationwide but I have news for them we're not having that. We're not having that. Vice President Kamala Harris. The Justice Department is now proposing a December 11th trial date for President former Donald Trump in the classified documents case. US District Judge Eileen Cannon had set initial an trial date of August 14th for former President Trump who faces 37 felony counts accusing him of illegally hoarding classified documents and obstructing Justice Department efforts to get them back. Prosecutors with special counsel Jack Smith's office asked the judge on Friday to schedule the trial for December. They say the delay is necessary because the case involves classified information and requires Trump's lawyers to obtain security clearances, a process that's underway. Judge Cannon will be the one ultimately setting the trial date. I'm Julie Walker. It was just two weeks ago a section of I -95 in Philadelphia collapsed after a fiery crash. Traffic there has already started moving again. KYW radio reporter Tim tells Jimenez us how it got fixed so quickly. It was about being creative. It was about first all of an emergency declaration that Governor Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania signed last week and then federal money came in, or at least support from federal officials, including President Joe Biden, who actually flew over the disaster site last week. Things were really sped up in terms of the urgency of trying to get this thing So fixed. what happened was, according to officials here in Pennsylvania, a common way of fixing these type of situations where you fill the hole that was left. So they used 2 ,000 tons of this material created from a recycled glass aggregate. So these are like little nuggets that were created from this recycled glass material and pretty much 2 ,000 tons of it. They piled it all up and they put it all together to create this fill material to go where the section of 95 was that collapsed. That's KYW Radio's Tim S. Coming up here on WTOP, after traffic and weather, the hopes for climate friendly commercial aviation. What might replace jet fuel? 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"Need every time you listen. WTOP news now 745 and I'm Dimitri Thank you for being with us. Following the latest developments in President Donald Trump's federal indictment in the classified documents case, the former president is accused of directing an aid to hide documents from investigators with some of the papers being found in a bathroom and shower at Mar -a -Lago. We have one set of laws in this country and they apply to everyone. Special counsel Jack Smith there making his first public comments in the case. He says prosecutors will seek a speedy trial. Mr. Trump is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday in South Florida facing the possibility of prison if convicted. More tonight from CBS News correspondent Scott McFarland about what's being called a damning indictment. Scott joined us bit just a earlier on Skype. You needn't have a law degree to recognize we're in unchartered waters. Not only is this a federal criminal charge against a former president of the United States on any which of these counts could be punishable by to 10 25 years in prison and quarter of a million dollar fine, but the granularity and the absolute overpowering nature of some of these accusations striking. They're making clear in charging this document the former president is alleged to have personally overseen some of the movement of these boxes with America's most classified top secrets included. That the former president was also knowing that these records were being sought part of a conspiracy to obstruct the investigation to block information from getting to a grand jury or to investigators and it is clear these are state secrets allegedly being shared by the former president with people who didn't security have clearances outside of a secured compartmental information facility and it was done on more than one occasion. We've learned that Judge Eileen Cannon, who is a Trump appointee, will oversee case. the She's made some favorable rulings for him in the past. I don't know that we can say this tips the case in somebody's favor or not but isn't that a big factor now, Scott? It certainly is. It's certainly a factor whether it's something that's consequential on the ends of justice is a different story but Eileen Cannon is appointee a which Trump means that for the first time in American history president's going to be criminally charged with a case that goes before a judge he himself appointed. Just reflect on the significance of that for a The moment. practical impact Judge Eileen Cannon to somebody for whom the Department of Justice might seek to have the case moved or it may be very comfortable with it going to a Trump appointee to be beyond reproach another factor that takes politics potentially out of the criticisms of this case. She operates out of a smaller venue in the Southern District of Florida. She's not Miami based. She's actually in West Palm Beach. Smaller courthouse. Different jury pool in West Palm Beach than there be in Miami or in Key West for example and impact that may the jury selection process and ultimately a trial. If this goes to trial it's always worth reminding folks less than 5 % of federal criminal cases ever end up going to trial and when they do you don't really get to see much of it. There's no cameras in courtrooms. There are no booking shots released. It's quite possible the former president is brought in and out of the courthouse invisibly through a secured private entrance. A lot be of this happening is going to in a way we can't see. CBS news congressional correspondent Scott McFarland with some of the latest reporting and in the district on the Sousa bridge we got a report of a crash involving one overturn is it affecting both directions on Pennsylvania Avenue do use a bit of caution we're backed up inbound 14th Street bridge heading towards the case bridge this is all volume at best and traffic does slow remain all the way up to the exit for South Capitol Street DC 295 carrying a bit of volume in both direction plenty of brake lights from Benning up to the area of Pennsylvania Avenue no current backups over on I 295 in Virginia we are slow after the American Legion bridge on the outer loop we did have one broken down on the left side that has been cleared residual delays do remain still very slow northbound on 95 in Virginia you'll find delays from Dale City over the street up to the Springfield inner chain Steve Drissner WTOP traffic and now Veronica Johnson who is seven news first alert chief meteorologist a beautiful but warm weekend ahead I'll take the beautiful in blue skies back now this evening tracking an isolated
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"And he just let me the pupal thing. Yeah. Look at that giant beetle thing in. That's a lot. Yeah. That's really good. Oh my God. Oh, my God. Oh, God. Oh, yes. Um. People saying. I'll have what you're having? Yes. Thank you. What? All right, these are core in the waning weird moments of the show today. I told you it happened before the end. It's not my fault. Listen. Chris off having seen her rulings in the Trump classified documents case thoroughly dismantled by the 11th circuit Court of Appeals judge Eileen cannon. The loose cannon again. Given a lifetime appointment appointment by, you know, the traitorous bag of trans fats. She will now be, she will not will not be another case involving a GOP lawmaker facing a massive fine for election fraud. The controversial canon will rule on an appeal by former representative David Rivera Republican in Florida that's a $465,000 fine resulting from an FEC lawsuit involving election fraud was excessive. I swear to God, I feel like this is one of the worst things Trump has done is the, you know, judicial system is just completely, nobody trusted anymore. Right. Because we never used to say that. Remember, oh, it's a Trump judge. It's an Obama judge. That's not the way justice is supposed to work. Correct. But she's just obviously, he put so many unqualified hacks on there. And now thank God Biden has appointed a lot. But it's just, this isn't the way it's supposed to work, that you have to try and I just, why aren't we expanding the Supreme Court? That's all I want to know. I know. We just got to write 13 district courts. Supreme Court Justices. Yes. Because there's no way to un what Donald Trump. Yes. See, I knew at least to use my. Thank you. Unlike the homo of hope. Filth. Wow. Yeah, the homo of hope we keep our FCC license. So now it's a little iffy. 46 minutes after the hour. This portion of the show brought to you by my Bomba socks. It's all performance day. Thank you. But then it's also hiking running data. Don't wait like that. Yes, I do a little girl waits. You see what Pete dumbbells on there? Like a baby having a tantrum. She doesn't Trump impression what she does. Yeah, baby fists. Okay, bombas supports me no matter what I do. Okay, good. I need support somewhere. I certainly don't get it in here. I get arch support. I get pillow like tabs. I got stay up technology, a prop me up. What do you need us for? They lift me up. They're soft, they're seamless. They're tag less. They're luxuriously cozy, made with Marina wool, pima cotton even cashmere, the t-shirts, the socks, the underwear, everything is the clothes
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"A Bloomberg business flash. Problem Bloomberg world, headquarters I'm Charlie pellet fed official stress more rate hikes are coming also today risk appetite hit by uncertainties around China's COVID curbs and their impact on the global economy. S&P today fell 62 points and the Monday session at 39 63 down one and a half percent. The Dow down 497 also down one and a half percent as stacked down a 176 down 1.6%. Bitcoin right now, 16,218, it is up one tenth of 1%, ten year yield 3.69% but the two year yielding 4.45%. Spot gold 1741 the ounce West Texas and media crewed advanced 1.3%, 77 24 apparel. Recapping stocks lower S&P down one and a half percent I'm Charlie peloton that is a Bloomberg business flash. You're listening to Bloomberg sound on with Joe Matthew on Bloomberg radio. So it's looking like the 11th circuit Court of Appeals. Is going to be the center of some important action here and may well shut down Donald Trump's special master as the three judges on the panel express skepticism that judge Eileen cannon had jurisdiction to take action before an indictment take action by applying this special master to the process. Which means potentially an indictment comes any time. Let's reassemble the panel. Rick Davis and Genie Chan xeno are here. Is that how you see this happening, Rick? For sure. Jack Smith already has some momentum. People wondered whether he was going to take some time to get started and he didn't even take Thanksgiving off. So this is the new special counsel. The new special counsel and the person in charge of these prosecutions from the Department of Justice, point of view. And so if the 11th circuit throws out the arguments by canon that you needed a special master, which it seemed to be leading in that direction, as early as this week, that really opens the door for a prosecution for an indictment of Donald Trump on the charges that have been enumerated in this debate. So I don't think we have long to find out what mysteries will unfold as it relates to the special counsel's Jack smith's intent to potentially indict Donald Trump. How does that impact this campaign for The White House that he has formally launched Genie if at all? Well, you know, we believe that there were a couple of reasons that he decided to announce so early and one of them was to scare other people in the Republican Party out of running. The other was to put the Justice Department in a position where it would have a hard time prosecuting a candidate because it's the Justice Department of Joe Biden. But of course, the appointment of a special counsel has removed it from essentially the Justice Department's control and the 11th circuit hearing was just really an awful legal moment for the Trump team because as bad as it was the Supreme Court that last week also ordered him to turn over his taxes, this essentially gave the Justice Department the special counsel now the ability to really delve into this issue of these classified documents at Mar-a-Lago without having to deal with this special master, and we know that traditionally Donald Trump has used the court to delay delay delay, and in this case they are getting a boost if they rule in the way we think they will. They are going to get a boost in terms of being able to delve into those documents and what happened there without having to deal with the special master. And so that'll help move this along much more quickly than we thought and potentially we could see a decision to indict, you know, in early 2023, if they decide to do that. Well, this is a big deal and one that all of our listeners should keep an eye on here as we discuss a few remaining topics here on sound on because that's not what everybody was talking about with Donald Trump over the weekend. Of course, probably the most important development, but after that dinner at Mar-a-Lago, that's what we're hearing about here, right? Kanye West shows up at Mar-a-Lago with this guy, Nick Fuentes. This country wouldn't exist without white
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"Analysts in over a 120 countries. This is Bloomberg radio. Now, a global news update. The Justice Department is appealing the appointment of a special master to review documents seized from former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. The DoJ is also looking to throw out Trump's legal challenge entirely. Lawyers for the DoJ argued in a filing to the 11th U.S. circuit Court of Appeals, the judge Eileen cannon aired in ordering our view from the special master, asking the court to vacate that order. The 15 year old suspect in the North Carolina mass shooting will be charged as an adult. Wait county district attorney Lauren Freeman said her office has filed petitions to transfer the case to superior court, with the teen suspect to be charged for killing 5 people in a shooting spree and Raleigh. The unidentified teen is hospitalized in critical condition. Electric vehicles flooded with salt water after hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida are proving to be a fire hazard. Republican senator Rick Scott sent a letter Friday to transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg, noting that lithium ion batteries and flooded EVs have been spontaneously erupting into flames. I'm Tammy trejo. This is Bloomberg daybreak week and tired global look ahead of the top stories for investors in the coming week. I'm John Tucker in New York. Just a few more weeks till the midterm elections and watch for more twists and turns before we get there. For more, let's head to our Bloomberg 99 one newsroom in Washington at Amy Morris. Amy. All right, thank you, John. There are plenty of national issues that could impact down ballot races as we approach the midterm elections. Joining me now to talk about all of this Bloomberg's White House reporter Justin sink, Justin
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"A special master has been appointed to look at those documents the FBI got from Mar-a-Lago, and is there a bit of a rift between Russia and China or for more? Let's get to the newsroom and Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini Denise. Thank you, Juliet. And Vladimir Putin does say he does understand that Xi Jinping is concerned about Russia's war in Ukraine and State Department spokesperson Ned price says Putin well he's trying. We've said that president Putin is very clear is looking for every conceivable lifeline he can find. Meantime, Thomas Pickering, former U.S. ambassador to the UN, taking it further than price here and saying, there's a growing rift between Putin and Xi over Ukraine. A relationship that began last February before the invasion, the kind of unlimited friendship now has clearly begun to show its limits. And Pickering there on Bloomberg sound on with Joe Matthew. In Ukraine, president Vladimir zelensky announcing a discovery of a mass grave with hundreds, found in territory that Ukraine just took back from Russia. A Florida judge has appointed a special master to review documents and other materials the FBI seized from former president Trump in Mar-a-Lago, and judge Eileen cannon says retired judge Raymond deary can go through the entire pile of documents. Even the ones the Justice Department says are two classified for deary to look at. The governors of Florida and Texas sending fresh waves of migrants to northern democratic cities, Florida governor Ron DeSantis. Biden would fly people in the middle of the night, dump them all across this country. There was no warning on any of this. They're doing it and they're farming people out all around. And descent is speaking there in Florida. Domingo Garcia the national president of the league of united Latin American citizens in Washington meantime slamming what the GOP governors are doing. They were just literally dumped like human garbage in front of the vice president's House. That's unchristian on Texan on American and something that should not be allowed. And government shame on you governor rabbit and The White House meantime is calling the whole thing a bad political stunt on the part of Republicans. And President Biden will meet today tomorrow rather with the families of Paul Whelan and Brittany griner, including Brittany's wife sherrell to discuss the ongoing negotiation for both Americans freedom. They're being held in Russia. White House spokesperson, Korean Jean Pierre. He wanted to let them know that they remain front of mind and that his team is working on this every day on making sure that Britney and Paul return home safely. And Brittany griner, the former WNBA star has been in Russia being held for months now on drug charges. And The White House says it's still trying to get her out as much as they can. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. In the newsroom, I'm Denise Pellegrini. This is Bloomberg, Doug. All right, Dennis, thank you, global sports time, Dan Schwartzman joins us Dano, a tennis
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge eileen cannon" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The U.S. political battle over migrants, intensifies, and how close are the leaders really between China and Russia? Well, let's get to Denise Pellegrini and the Bloomberg newsroom for some insights on that Denise. Yeah, that's a good question and Vladimir Putin says he does understand Xi Jinping's concerns about Russia's war in Ukraine. That is something though the Thomas Pickering former U.S. ambassador to the UN says indicates a rift between the two. A relationship that began last February before the invasion, the kind of unlimited friendship now has clearly begun to show its limits. And Pickering their un Bloomberg sound on with Joe Matthew. Meantime in Ukraine, president Vladimir zelensky, announcing to the nation just a few moments ago the discovery of a mass grave with hundreds of Ukrainians found in territory. Ukraine just took back over the weekend from Russia. A Florida judge is appointed a special master to review those documents and other materials the FBI seized from former president Trump and Mar-a-Lago, and judge Eileen cannon in Florida says retired judge Raymond dairy of Brooklyn can go through the entire pile of documents. Even the ones the Justice Department says are two classified. The governors of Florida and Texas sending fresh waves of migrants to northern democratic cities, Florida's, Ron DeSantis. Biden would fly people in the middle of the night, dump them all across this country. There was no warning on any of this. They're doing it in their farming people out all around. And descent is speaking there in Florida in Washington Domingo Garcia, the president of the league of united Latin American citizens responding after the Republican governors dropped off migrants in front of vice president Kamala Harris home and elsewhere. He was using human beings
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge eileen cannon" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A westbound LIE closed between exits 36 and 34, more coming up in traffic first John Tucker with what else is going on in New York and around the world. Good morning, John. Good morning, Nathan. The Justice Department will appeal the Trump special master order. The story this morning from Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger. The DoJ filed a notice of appeal with the U.S. district court in the southern district of Florida. They are asking the higher court to reverse a federal judge's order for a special master to review documents the FBI seized from former president Donald Trump's Florida home. The department says the ruling has impeded a review of the potential national security impact. The department also is seeking emergency approval to continue using the classified materials that were removed from Mar-a-Lago as part of its ongoing criminal investigation into whether Trump mishandled government records in a decision roundly criticized by legal experts U.S. desperate judge Eileen cannon granted Trump's request for a so called special master and temporarily barred the government from using the documents to develop its criminal investigation. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg daybreak. Is shaping up to be a border war of words. New Jersey governor Phil Murphy says New York City's congestion pricing proposal can't be on the backs of New Jersey commuters. I'm going to stand up and I will not relent on behalf of our taxpayers and commuters. Murphy's speaking of Bloomberg's balance of power with David west and New York City is moving to our Manhattan congestion pricing with a proposed toll of as much as $23. Former White House strategist Steve Bannon vows to fight a New York case accusing him of defrauding thousands of contributors to a privately funded U.S. Mexico border wall more than $15 million banning pleading not guilty to money laundering fraud and conspiracy charges after walking into a Lower Manhattan courtroom in handcuffs. He was released after turning over his passport. And the U.S. has offered $2.8 billion in weapons and military financing to Ukraine in its neighbors as the Biden administration attempts to shore up allied unity in the face of Russian threats to cut off fossil fuel exports and a looming energy crisis. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake where powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more than 120 countries, I'm John Tucker, and this is Bloomberg, Nathan. Thanks, John
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"judge eileen cannon" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Traffic. First, John Tucker is here with what else is going on in New York and around the world John good morning. Good morning, Nathan, the U.S. Justice Department will appeal the Trump special master order. Let's get to details in this report from Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger. The DoJ filed a notice of appeal with the U.S. district court in the southern district of Florida. They are asking the higher court to reverse a federal judge's order for a special master to review documents the FBI seized from former president Donald Trump's Florida home. The department says the ruling has impeded a review of the potential national security impact. The department also is seeking emergency approval to continue using the classified materials that were removed from Mar-a-Lago as part of its ongoing criminal investigation into whether Trump mishandled government records in a decision roundly criticized by legal experts U.S. district judge Eileen cannon granted Trump's request for a so called special master and temporarily barred the government from using the documents to develop its criminal investigation. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg daybreak. He is shipping up to be a border war of words, New Jersey governor Phil Murphy says New York City's congestion pricing proposal can't be on the backs of New Jersey commuters. I'm going to stand up and I will not relent on behalf of our taxpayers and commuters. Murphy's speaking of Bloomberg's balance of power with David Westin. New York City is moving toward Manhattan congestion traffic pricing with a proposed toll of as much as $23. Former White House strategist Steve Bannon vows to fight New York State case accusing him of defrauding thousands of contributors to a privately funded U.S. Mexico border wall of more than $15 million. Ben and pleading not guilty to money laundering fraud and conspiracy charges after walking into a low Manhattan courtroom in handcuffs. It was a release after turning over his passport, and satellite providers were being told to clean up after themselves under proposal issued by the Federal Communications Commission, operators will need to bring satellites down from orbit within 5 years of their ending service. Compared with the current requirement of 25 years regulators are concerned with a proliferation of orbiting space junk, amid a new generation of thousands of satellites. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake were powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries on John Tucker. This is Bloomberg, Nathan. Thank
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge eileen cannon" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Prime minister Boris Johnson gave his departure speech outside of 10 Downing Street this morning. Before leaving office Johnson took a swipe at Russian president, Vladimir Putin for the war in Ukraine, which has caused an energy crisis in the UK. If Putin thinks that he can succeed by blackmailing or bullying the British people, then he is utterly deluded. Liz trust takes over for Boris Johnson as the next prime minister. Canadian police are hunting for the remaining suspect in the stabbing deaths of ten people in an indigenous community and nearby town in the province of Saskatchewan. Miles Sanderson is still on the loose, his brother Damien Sanderson was found dead near the stabbing sites. Authorities say the injuries were not self inflicted. The federal judge granted Donald Trump's request for a neutral third party or a special master to review confidential documents seized by the FBI from his Florida home. U.S. district judge Eileen cannon, a Trump appointee, also temporarily barred the government from using the trove to develop its criminal investigation into the former president. President Biden spent his Labor Day traveling to Wisconsin in Pennsylvania. The rally voters in the two swing states ahead of November's midterm elections, both states have Senate races that could determine which party controls the upper chamber. Speaking to union workers in Pittsburgh, Biden repeated his attack on maga Republicans who he again called extreme. This new group headed by the former president, a former defeated president, we found ourselves in a situation where we really going to look forward and look backwards. And it's clear which way he wants to look. President Biden says democracy is at stake. The most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea in years has dumped three feet of rain, destroyed roads and down power lines in its southern regions. Around 30,000 homes are without electricity. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This is global news. 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries sound Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg. I was in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean when it happened. There was a sudden jolt and our submarine crashed on the sea floor. We were in total darkness. That's doctor Dijon figueroa, a marine biologist, and stem teacher, talking about a deep sea dive she'll never forget. It's funny. When I was a kid, I was afraid of the ocean. And there I was, two miles below the surface. But as a scientist, you prepare for that. Using our training in a little creativity, we fix the sub and finish our experiments. The dive was just too important. Every dive gives us glimpses at things few people ever get to see. Blowing creatures fiery undersea volcanos. When we got back to the surface, I kissed the ground and called my mom, of course. But you know what? I wouldn't trade that die for anything
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge eileen cannon" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Well, it's 6 30 in the morning here in Hong Kong. I'm Stephen engel. And I'm Brian Curtis looking at markets this morning quite narrow ranges, but we are trading a little bit higher. In fact, S&P E minis now up about four tenths of 1%. We'll get you details on markets in a few moments, Steve. All right, let's start with OPEC plus unexpectedly deciding to cut output in October. The 100,000 barrel a day cut is the first in more than a year. After OPEC's meeting, Saudi Arabia said that the group will remain proactive. Here's Bloomberg's Julian Lee. I think that this is an attempt to sort of, if you like, talk the market back up. I mean, let's face it. An output cut of a 100,000 barrels a day on paper targets that they're already missing by more than 3 million barrels a day is meaningless in terms of actual physical supply. So this is about messaging. This is about telling the oil markets that OPEC plus is prepared to act and act quickly if the market looks like it's weakening. Well, OPEC plus is facing a market where concerns about demand have started to outweigh supply fears, crude futures have lost about 20% in the past three months on the threat of a global economic slowdown. And we heard that quote meaningless, but we did see a bounce in the price, WTI is up 2.6%, $89 and 13 sentence a barrel. Well, Russia may face a longer, deeper recession than previously thought. Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini has the story. Two of the three scenarios in a new internal report say it could take Russia's economy at least a decade to recover after an intensifying slowdown. The report prepared by government officials and experts says U.S. and European sanctions are really hitting Russia where it hurts and handicapping the sectors Russia has relied on for years to power its economy. The report also says as many as 200,000 IT specialists could leave Russia by 2025. Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg daybreak Asia. Well, Germany is moving to keep two nuclear plants available this winter in a policy reversal. This comes after Moscow's move to switch off its main gas, pipeline to Europe, hours earlier officials predicted that Germany will struggle to meet its targets of filling up gas storage with Nord stream shut. Meantime, Germany and France have made an energy pack to help each other through this winter, the European Union is also working on measures to cap prices and improve liquidity EU energy ministers are set to meet this Friday. I'll show you a Central Bank could hike interest rates by half a percentage point for the fourth straight time. That's according to 27 of 30 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Standard chartered, though, sees a 40 basis point hike. Bloomberg economics and Barclays see a quarter point move. We'll get that decision from the reserve bank of Australia at two 30 p.m. Sydney time. And Steve, another interesting story Taiwan is to resume Visa free entry for travelers from countries that it has ties with, but they will still keep the three day quarantine requirement there. More steps here in trying to get toward easing the spread, arrivals from some 60 countries are eligible for Visa free entry, starting September 12th, though the duration of their permitted stays varies. Well, let's take a closer look at markets, Asian equity futures, as mentioned, ticking a little bit higher this morning. Flits to China a 50s or up three tenths of a percent, similar gains for Hanks and index futures. Futures are up a little bit less than that in Australian futures advancing about a tenth of 1%. The dollar had been strong, particularly during the Europe session, but weakening a little this morning now. The Bloomberg dollar spot has dropped about a tenth of 1%. Dalyan won 40 51. The Euro gaining a little strength, 99.43 U.S. cents, and the yield on the ten year treasury at 3.18%. And that's a look at market Steve. Sorry, Brian, let's take a look at our global news headlines, California declaring a power grid emergency Monday, temperatures have been soaring above a 110°F. Electricity use is forecast to hit 48.9 gigawatts the most since 2017, the state's grid operators, forecasting, and an energy deficiency between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. local time. Go ahead. More. Right. A federal judge granted Donald Trump's request for a special master. It's to review documents seized by the FBI from president former president Trump's Florida home. This temporarily blocks further criminal investigation of the records. U.S. district judge Eileen cannon said that Trump had shown the need for procedural safeguards. Canon asked the Justice Department and Trump's lawyers to submit candidates for that position of special master by September 9th. Well, Canadian police say one of the suspects in the killing of ten people in a series of stabbings has been found dead. His injuries are said to have been not self inflicted. They say his brother also a suspect may be injured and remain on the run. Remains on the run. The attacks yesterday took place in at least 13 locations in and around the James Smith Cree nation in Saskatchewan, authorities have said some of the victims were targeted. Others appeared to have been chosen at random. Foreign secretary Liz truss will succeed Boris Johnson as UK prime minister. She will become Britain's third female prime minister. Trust was victorious in a runoff against former Chancellor of the
Mark Levin
Judge Orders Release of Detailed List of Property Seized in FBI Raid
"And I do need to update you there was a hearing in federal court today a real judge In the southern district of Florida And this is how it's reported by NBC I read it it seemed pretty accurate A federal judge said today she would make a more detailed list of what the FBI seized from former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago state As Lawrence for Trump and the Justice Department faced off in a federal courtroom in Florida for the first time in a case involving the unprecedented search of his home U.S. district judge Eileen cannon did not immediately rule However on the Trump law's request to appoint a special master to review all the evidence seized in the August 8th search to determine whether any of it includes potential attorney client or executive privilege issues Trump lawyers had requested a more detailed inventory of what investigators seized Contending the version they got from the government was too vague They asked for a detailed account of exactly what was seized and where it was located when it was seized By the way these lawyers Trump has now they really are good They are good Trump's team also said they want a third party special master to share all the evidence with them including the affidavit laying out the government's case that was used to get the search warrant in the first place The department of injustice was ready for the possibility of the judge would order that the more detailed list be on sealed saying in a court filing earlier this week the government is prepared given the extraordinary circumstances to unseal the more detailed receipt and provided immediately to plaintiff but whether it's a waiting for it doesn't need a court order to do that
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge eileen cannon" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A global news update. House intelligence committee chair Adam Schiff says he's pleased the government is assessing the potential damage done to national security by the improper storage of documents that Donald Trump's Florida home, the California Democrat had that reaction after being notified that the national intelligence agency is working on a risk assessment together with the Justice Department, Schiff and other Democrats called for the review following the raid on the Mar-a-Lago state earlier in the month. A Florida judge says she's inclined to appoint a special master to review some of the documents the FBI took during that raid. The U.S. district judge Eileen cannon did not issue a blanket order for the special master, but said she had preliminary intent to do so after hearing arguments in West Palm Beach on Thursday. Trump's lawyers filed the request earlier in the week to have a court appointed third party review what the FBI seized from his Mar-a-Lago estate if Trump's request is granted the special master will be in charge of going over the documents for issues of privilege, but this doesn't include the top secret documents that started the investigation. Help me. Thank you. Parents from Yuval, Texas, protested outside the home of governor Greg Abbott, Saturday morning, the demonstration came ahead of a gun safety rally at the state capitol, parents and families of the victims of maize and mass shooting met for the march of our lives to demand for the governor to call a special session to raise the minimum age to purchase an AR-15 rifle to 21, an 18 year old gunman opened fire at uvalde elementary school, killing 19 children and two teachers back in May. Mississippi governor Tate Reeves is declaring a state of emergency due to areas of the state impacted by river flooding, Reeves said he encourages all individuals in the flood zone to be cautious and to evacuate if needed. Some of the flooding is already happened and more is expected to occur in the coming days, Reeves said that the time is now to start getting prepared to make sure residents are safe. I'm Chris. Massachusetts space Moderna is suing rivals Pfizer and BioNTech. It claims technology patent infringement of its COVID-19 vaccine, Moderna says it doesn't want its rivals vaccine pulled off the market, but it does want to cut of their profits from the shots. Meghan Markle's new podcast is number one on Spotify. The Duchess of Sussex claimed the top podcast slot, which is normally held by the Joe Rogan experience. Archetypes made its debut on Tuesday and features a Serena Williams next week's episode will include a conversation between Markle and pop superstar Mariah Carey. A Memphis area artist is suing singer Taylor Swift for copyright infringement Theresa Aladdin is a poet who filed a $1 million lawsuit against the superstar claiming swift copied ideas for her lover album and book from darts lover book, her book was published in 2010 and swift's album was released in 2019. The lawsuit claimed swift used darts, creative elements. Star Trek great, Nichelle Nichols will have her ashes sent to space with several other costars, Mark Mayfield fills us in. Nichols played lieutenant uhura on the show until 1969 and passed away this July. Now her ashes will be added to a United launch alliance Vulcan rocket that's launching later this year. The ashes of Nichols as well as Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and cast members James Doohan and majel Barrett roddenberry will be sent into a so called graveyard orbit around the sun. A former White House pastry chef who served under 5 precedents is dead, Roland messier was first hired in 1979 by First Lady rosalyn Carter before retiring in 2004. He detailed his career in a memoir titled all the president's pastries 25 years in The White House. His son told The Washington Post that mesner passed away due to complications from cancer on Friday in Burke, Virginia, he was 78. And on this date back in 1990, Steve Ray Vaughan and three members of Eric Clapton's crew were killed in a crash in Wisconsin when the helicopter he was flying in, hit a man-made ski slope while trying to navigate through dense fog, von and Clapton were touring together, though Clapton was not on the helicopter, Vaughan was 35 years old. I'm Chris Karachi. And I did these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom. But chair Jay Powell, pushing for more interest rate hikes to fight inflation. Federal open market committees overarching focus right now is to bring inflation back down to our 2% goal. How else speaking at the fed's annual symposium in Jackson hole Wyoming ahead of next week's U.S. jobs are part coming Friday, so how high does the fed need to see interest rates go? Patrick harker, Philadelphia fed chief. We get to above 3.4 by yearend. We're at or above 3.4. And then we see, we have to let some of this play out. And Esther George is president of the Kansas City fed. It could be well over, it could be over 4%. I don't think that's out of the question. And James bullard is president of the St. Louis fed. I've said 3.75 to 4% by the end of this year. I'd like to get to that level and sooner is better. I will be tracking this coming Friday's jobs report very closely looking at job creation and each job weakness and also what's happening with wages, which can drive inflation higher. Another thing that could drive inflation higher is the drought sweeping the globe with dried out crops from China to Iowa, putting pressure on food supply, and remember the cronut that donut croissant hybrid thingy that took New York by storm back in 2013. Well, now we have something called the supreme Bloomberg slurry Kafka explains. Denise, the circular cream filled pastry is sort of like a cronut. It was created by Lafayette grand cafe and bakery, and comes in flavors like chocolate, pistachio, and for this month only peaches and cream. Be the reports say folks are lining up for hours to get it. It has caused the sensation on TikTok and Instagram the bakery's executive chef says he never knew his creation would go viral, and he