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The Charlie Kirk Show
"stuart rhodes" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"So, Steve, help me understand what is the next step then for Stuart Rhodes? What happens? Because if the government did indeed perjure themselves, wouldn't that potentially weaken the government's case? Yeah, right now I have been in many, many long discussions with various Oak Keepers attorneys from that trial. I've had a lot of time with three of them specifically over the last week since we released this information about these two Capitol Police officers. And obviously they're hot. They wish that they had had this information available to them a year ago during this trial. It was withheld from them. These actual cameras were withheld from them. They didn't have them because these cameras that we were given access to are located in what they call highly sensitive parts of the Capitol building. And so those were not available to them during their discovery process. And so there are talks right now between the various Oak Keepers defense attorneys to file emergency motions to get the attention of the judge, to get the attention of the Department of Justice, and maybe get an accelerated appeal process so these circumstances can be presented to the court. So this opens up a bigger question. How many of these defendants are really in kind of Soviet show trial type situations where there could be exculpatory evidence, right? And another one of this is another question is how were the doors opened because they could only be opened from the inside. I'm sure you've been curious about that. So the footage is just one part of this, though. The government could be potentially setting a standard or a precedent where appeal judges or appeal courts could be overturning some of these convictions. But the government doesn't this particular Oak Keepers trial, and there were three Oak Keepers trial, and then of course the big Proud Boys trial earlier this year. But in those Marquis trials, they got their pound of flesh, they got their notches and their gun belts, and they don't really care what happens in the appeal process at this point.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"stuart rhodes" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Delivered the commencement address and shook hands with graduates when he appeared to have tripped on a black sandbag on the stage Biden got back up and joked he got sandbagged meanwhile former President Trump reacted to he actually fell down well I hope he wasn't hurt Trump made his comments while campaigning obtaining in Iowa we're learning more about the last few days of Jeffrey Epstein's life in a Manhattan jail according to newly obtained records by the Associated Press Epstein called himself a coward two weeks before ending his life the disgraced financier complained he was struggling to adapt to life behind bars following his July 2019 arrest on federal sex trafficking and conspiracy charges the disgraced financier was under psychological observation at the time for a suicide attempt just days earlier that left his neck bruised and scraped two more members of a far -right group been have sentenced for their roles on January 6th more from Bloomberg's Dan Schwartzman two more oathkeepers have been sentenced to prison for their roles in the January 6th attack on the Capitol Edward Vallejo received a three sentence -year while Roberto Menudo was sentenced to four years in six months Vallejo was also sentenced to three years of supervised release following his prison term the government was looking for a sentence of 17 years for each of the defendants last week the founder of the far -right group Stuart Rhodes received by far the longest sentence of anyone who's been tried for January 6th receiving an 18 -year sentence handed down by United States District Court Judge Amit Mehta in York New I'm Dan Schwartzman Bloomberg Radio the average annual cost of raising a child in America is nearly $21 ,000 that's according to a study by financial information provider asset which analyzed 381 metro areas across the country Billy Joel says his record -breaking stay at Madison Square Garden is about to wind up after 150 shows Joel announced that his run will end his MSG tour began almost a decade ago with the promise that it would last as long as the demand continues Joel I'm says kind of flabbergasted that it lasted as long as
AP News Radio
2 more Oath Keepers sentenced to prison terms for Jan. 6 Capitol attack
"Two more members of the oath keepers were sentenced for their roles in the capitol riot. Army veteran Jessica Watkins was sentenced to 8 years in prison. Another army veteran, Kenneth harrelson, received a four year sentence. They were acquitted of the most serious charge seditious conspiracy, harrelson was the group's ground team lead on the day of the riot. Watkins formed a separate Ohio based militia group, recruiting people to join. Watkins cheerfully apologized and described herself as just another idiot running around the capitol on January 6th, harrelson broke down in tears as well, saying he has totally demolished his life a day earlier, the leader of the proud boy, Stuart Rhodes, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy. The longest sentence yet in a capitol riot case. Ed Donahue Washington
WTOP
"stuart rhodes" Discussed on WTOP
"Listen. Yeah, these 1145 I'm Dimitri sodas. Thank you for being with us. Founder of the oath keepers has been sentenced tonight to 18 years in prison for orchestrating a week's long plot that led up to his followers attacking the U.S. capitol on January 6th, 2021. Stuart Rhodes is the first person charged in the January 6th attack to be sentenced for seditious conspiracy. It's the longest term that's been given to any of the hundreds of people found guilty for their involvement in the capitol riot, should be as news congressional correspondent Scott McFarland has been closely following the case and joined WTO Sean and Hillary earlier to discuss what the judge had to say during road sentencing. The judge said that Stuart Rhodes is threatening democracy and continues to imperil the United States and said that Rhodes is still continuing with this radicalized talk even from the jailhouse and handed down the longest sentence in any January 6 case and warrant that democracy is still at risk in that the nation is quote holding its collective breath as the next election approaches. So what did road say in his address to the court before that sentence was handed down? He started off by saying that he's a political prisoner and that he's been targeted by in his words the radical left. Typically at these January 6th sentencing hearings and we've been to hundreds of them. The defendants will express some form of apology or remorse to get the better graces of the judge. That was not Stuart Rhodes today. He was strident. He was invective and he was absolutely unapologetic about what happened that day. Could this be a prelude Scott to the kind of sentence that might be handed down to other proud boy members, including former leader and regulator? Yeah, the Proud Boys also convicted of seditious conspiracy, also face sentencing soon. It'll happen in August. Rhodes is oath keepers co defendant Kelly megs also convicted of seditious conspiracy as being sentenced right now here at the federal courthouse. Stewart Rhodes case was kind of one of a kind and the judge said as much, but it does set a precedent and a baseline for these other January 6th seditious conspiracy cases to come. This 18 years is a marker. CBS News, congressional correspondent Scott McFarland, at the end, he was talking about another oath keepers member Kelly maggs, Kelly mags we learned was sentenced to a dozen years in prison. Well, now to the top stories we're working on at WTO, Republican lawmakers are going home for the holiday, despite the looming debt crisis, but they are expected to rush back if there's a deal. President
AP News Radio
Officers describe chaos, fear on Jan. 6 as judge weighs prison time for Oath Keepers' Rhodes
"Officers describe chaos and fear on the day of the capitol riot, a day before a judge decides on prison time for the founder of the oath keepers. Capitol police officer Harry Dunn encountered oath keepers in the rotunda. He said the rioters turned the Citadel of American democracy into a crime scene, Dunn told the judge that he is a shell of his former self and dreads coming to work every day. Prosecutors want 25 years behind bars for the leader of the oath keepers, Stuart Rhodes, for seditious conspiracy. Other victim impact statements include talk of physical, emotional, and mental trauma. Rhodes was not in the capitol on the day of the riot. He says followers who were there went rogue, prosecutors say the oath keepers sought to influence the government through intimidation or coercion. Ed Donahue, Washington
WTOP
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"July. Campaign 2024 on WTO P. Florida governor Ron DeSantis may be a step closer to announcing an official bid for The White House, NBC News is reporting that governors political operation is currently in downtown Tallahassee, but staffers are set to make a move to a new downtown location that could be the official campaign home. It will require the not yet filed campaign to spend more than $5000 and file a financial disclosure requirement with federal officials, with those documents desantis will acknowledge public publicly for the first time that he is indeed running for the presidency of the United States. Many participants in the January 6th riots will learn their sentences in the coming weeks among them the oath keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, who is previously convicted of seditious conspiracy, CBS News congressional correspondent Scott McFarland joined us to talk about roads sentencing and how it could set the table for other rioters. To Department of Justice is recommending a quarter of a century in prison for oath keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, Stuart Rhodes is asking for time served and released from prison. So there's a little bit of a difference between those two recommendations. It's important for any number of reasons, but when Stewart Rhodes is sentenced, it really sets a foundation for what seditious conspiracy draws at sentencing in America. There are Proud Boys convicted of seditious conspiracy who will soon be sentenced. They're going to see what Stuart roads gets. So my future defendant Soviet to be charged. That is CBS News, congressional correspondent Scott McFarland, the marine veteran seen on a video putting another man due to a choke hold on a New York City subway platform has been released on bail after turning himself into face manslaughter charges. 24 year old Daniel penny has been charged with second degree manslaughter in Jordan nearly death penny did not enter a plea but was released on a $100,000 bond in that case. Coming up on WTO P, the latest on a judge's ruling concerning, how old you have to be to purchase a handgun. We'll get the details coming up. 6 36
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Proud Boys and Oath Keepers Face Severe Sentencing for Capitol Attack
"Why don't you tell us who was sentenced and what their sentences are or are likely to be? So in terms of the sentences for seditious conspiracy, four members of the Proud Boys were found guilty of that extremely rare statute that was established during the Civil War to stop the confederacy from overtaking the United States government. It has been weaponized to criminalize political dissent. Or Proud Boys found guilty of seditious conspiracy last week. You have numerous oath keepers who have also been convicted and or pleaded guilty to that charge. What happened to date after the verdicts were announced, Dennis is Matthew grace, the D.C. U.S. attorney posted a 183 page sentencing recommendation for the oath keepers, including Stuart Rhodes, its founder and leader. And the prison sentence is that Matthew graves wants the judge to approve. Matthew graves once 25 years in prison for Stuart Rhodes for being convicted of seditious conspiracy in other counts. 20 years in prison for another man, Kelly Meg, who went inside the building. Now keep in mind, short roads never went inside the building, none of them carried or used weapons. None of them assaulted police officers. These are strictly conspiracy and obstruction counts. And Dennis, what really turned my stomach is Matthew graves wanting 14 years in prison for a man named Thomas Caldwell, who is almost 70 years old, who is a decorated disabled navy lieutenant commander who used to have the highest security clearance. He also never went into the building. He was convicted of obstruction of an official proceeding, a post enhanced statute, by the way, and tampering with evidence. And these ghouls in the Department of Justice is particularly Matthew graves, the Biden campaign adviser and Biden appointee wants someone like Thomas Caldwell to die in prison. Because he was convicted by a D.C. jury of obstructing an official proceeding.
AP News Radio
Prosecutors seek 25-year sentence for Oath Keepers founder
"Federal prosecutors are seeking a lengthy prison sentence for the convicted leader of the alt keepers. I Norman hall. According to court papers, the Justice Department is seeking 25 years in prison for Stuart Rhodes, the old keepers founder convicted of seditious conspiracy, prosecutors successfully argued that Rhodes was involved in a violent plot to keep president Joe Biden out of The White House. Prosecutors asked the judge to go above the standards center guidelines, arguing the crimes deserve a longer sentence for terrorism. They also argued roads has not accepted responsibility for its actions, but still poses a threat to American democracy and
AP News Radio
Four Oath Keepers found guilty of seditious conspiracy in Jan. 6 case
"Four members of the oath keepers have been convicted of seditious conspiracy in the January 6th, 2021 attack on the U.S. capitol. This verdict is against Joseph Hackett, Roberto menuda, David Moore shell, and Edward Vallejo. It comes just weeks after a different jury convicted the group's leader Stuart Rhodes and the attack that halted certification of President Biden's electoral victory. It's another major victory for the Justice Department, which also is trying to secure a sedition convictions against a former leader of the Proud Boys in four associates. The Justice Department so far has brought nearly 1000 cases and
Bloomberg Radio New York
"stuart rhodes" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"All in one day today regard to the protesters and COVID. First, let's go with the carrot China's so called iPhone city is roll back some of the so called mobility controls as November 30th and replace them with what the government calls normal COVID combating measures also says it will bolster vaccination among its senior citizens. It did stop short of announcing mandates. Now, the stick is that it is a pledging to crack down on what it calls hostile forces in quotes and their sabotage comments. This apparently intended to serve as a warning to protesters angry about the policies that says law enforcement should take strong measures to safeguard national security and social stability. The U.S. Senate has voted to protect same sex marriage sends it to the house, Nancy Pelosi says the house will take it up next week. The house plans, meanwhile, to take up legislation tomorrow to prevent a strike by freight whale, a rail workers. Oathkeeper leader Stuart Rhodes has been convicted of seditious conspiracy for his role in the January 6th insurrection. The leadership of the Republican Party in the U.S. further distancing itself from Donald Trump today, Kevin McCarthy, Mitch McConnell, saying having dinner guests who are white supremacists and anti semites not acceptable to the party and should go nowhere near The White House. NATO ministers meet in Bucharest looking for a way to help Ukraine with military and energy needs. In San Francisco, I met Baxter and this is Bloomberg
Bloomberg Radio New York
"stuart rhodes" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"U.S. Senate, has voted to protect same sex marriage, sends it to the house, Nancy Pelosi says the house will take it up next week. The Senate vote, by the way, was 61 to 36, which is a rather amazing in these times. A house plans take up legislation tomorrow to prevent a strike by freight rail workers, Singapore has repealed its long-standing legal ban on sex between men. China's so called iPhone city has rolled back some of the so called mobility controls as of November 30th replaced them with what the government calls normal COVID combating measures. It will also bolster vaccination among its senior citizens. It did stop short of announcing mandates. Oathkeeper leader Stuart Rhodes has been convicted of seditious conspiracy for his role in the January 6th insurrection. The leadership of the Republican Party is further distancing itself from Donald Trump today, Kevin McCarthy, Mitch McConnell, are having said having dinner with anybody who is a white supremacist or anti semi is not acceptable to the Republican Party. NATO ministers meet in Bucharest looking for a way to help Ukraine with military and energy needs and China has launched three astronauts to its newly completed space station, 6 month mission. Let's go through the World Cup again. A Group B, U.S. has taken out Iran one zero England dumbs England three nil in group a Netherlands over Qatar, two nil and Senegal, oust Ecuador, two one. In San Francisco, Ahmed Baxter, this is Bloomberg, all right, Brian. All right, thanks very much. It's time for the daybreak Asia media and tea leaves review, taking a look at some of these stories in the Chinese press yesterday, quite interesting this commentary in the people's daily, it calls for people's unity and cooperation in order for the country to do its COVID prevention and control. So there's a softer tone to this. It's more like a request for understanding among people. It's a commentary that is under the pen name Zhong yin, and it says that people should follow the new 20 point playbook that was put out by the government, with COVID cases still rising. It says everyone should recognize the challenge and show more understanding and be cooperative. So that's a request to stick with the rules. But then we had an effective easing yesterday. And I've just put together 5 or 6 points you make your own judgment on it. The national health commission said excessive curbs should be avoided. And that's even as the virus continues to spread. So another indication of softening. China must reduce the inconvenience caused by the outbreak. That's another. People who don't, or people who do stay at home, don't need frequent frequent COVID tests. .4 the elderly and students taking online classes, they should be exempt from the daily tests in Guangzhou. And movement restrictions imposed in Beijing, generally must not exceed 24 hours. And of course, the big one was, pushing the vaccination for the elderly. A couple of other quick points here in some other areas from the FT, Alibaba founder Jack Ma has been living in Tokyo for nearly 6 months. The paper sites unidentified people with direct knowledge of his whereabouts must stay in Japan with his family, has included some trips out of the country to places like the U.S. and Israel. And also from Dow Jones that OPEC and other big oil producers are likely to decide to keep output levels flat at their meeting on Sunday. As a look at the media, we shot to you. Okay, well, we got the fed's rate hikes. We've got COVID, the COVID dilemma China's facing and the current crypto implosion. Well, they all planting seeds of a global recession that has yet to arrive, but some would say is starting to look inevitable if you wanted to have more confirmation of this. We just had Japanese October industrial output contracting 2.6% of the figures -2.6%. We were actually looking for contraction month on month of about 1.8% so it was worse than anticipated. Let's join Edward Harrison Bloomberg senior markets editor. That's really the moment reinforcing this point. Is it not? Definitely. I think that we've held up fairly well given how quickly central banks have raised interest rates. And slowly but surely many different economies are falling, we see Japan having fallen. It looks like Europe is also potentially already in a recession. Same thing with the UK and the United States is smelling like a rose on a relative basis, if you will. But our equity markets globally getting too far out in front of what might be. A slower pace of raising by central banks generally. I think that the equity markets are still looking for a reprieve from the Central Bank because they understand that a recession is coming. If you look at something like the near term forward spread, what's the fed considers its ultimate gauge of recession risk going forward? That's moved into negative territory. That suggests in the future we're going to have a recession. Normally, the fed wouldn't be relenting at that point, but we just had Jim bullard the St. Louis president of the fed come out and say 4.9% was the minimum that the fed was going to raise rates to. And this is a percent more than where we are today. And we already have the sign of recession. What the near term forward spread. Okay, so that brings me nicely also to talk about what's going on
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The panel now to round out the fastest hour in politics. Weekday afternoons at 5 eastern. Is that an act of war in the eyes of Vladimir Putin? On Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com. The White House is defending President Biden's comment about the possibility of a nuclear Armageddon on Air Force One Friday press secretary karine Jean Pierre said America's nuclear posture hasn't changed. She added that there are no indications that Russia will use such weapons. New evidence in the oath keepers trial shows the founder of the right-wing malicious book of bloody war ahead of the U.S. capitol attack, prosecutors in the trial of 5 members of the group showed the jury evidence of the language being used by Stuart Rhodes to his followers before last year's capitol riot roads encouraged using force and urged Trump to use the 19th century insurrection act which would allow him to deploy troops, authority say three people have been shot outside of a high school football game in Toledo. Sean Gallagher, with more details. Toledo police say a Whitmer high school student and two adults were hospitalized and are expected to recover this after shots for fire just outside of Whitmer's football stadium as they took on central Catholic Friday night. Those gunshots could be heard inside the stadium as action stopped and people took cover. Police have two people in custody and were looking for two others who may be connected to the shooting. That's the latest I'm Dina kodiak. And I am Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom, nearly 150 women who reported sexual abuse or misconduct by a former gynecologist, reached a $165 million settlement with the hospital system that employed him. Columbia University Irving medical center and New York Presbyterian hospital reached the
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"stuart rhodes" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Dot com and the Bloomberg business app. This is Bloomberg radio. Now a global news update. The White House is defending President Biden's comment about the possibility of a nuclear Armageddon. On Air Force One Friday, press secretary karine Jean Pierre said America's nuclear posture hasn't changed. She added that there are no indications that Russia will use such weapons Biden made the remark on Thursday when talking about Russian president Vladimir Putin, possibly using nuclear weapons in Ukraine in his remarks Biden said quote we have not faced the prospect of Armageddon since Kennedy and the Cuban missile crisis. New evidence in the oath keepers trial shows the founder of the right-wing militias spoke of bloody war ahead of the U.S. capitol attack. Prosecutors in a trial of 5 members of the group showed the jury evidence of the language being used by Stuart Rhodes to his followers before last year's capital riot, roads encouraged using force and urged Trump to use the 19th century insurrection act, which would allow him to deploy troops, arguments on whether Ohio 6 week abortion ban will be blocked indefinitely are being heard by the judge who put a block on the ban. Lawyers on both sides of the issue appeared in court Friday, a temporary block on the abortion ban is set to expire Wednesday, the so called heartbeat ban went into effect after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned roe V wade. Ohio authorities say three people have been shot outside of a high school football game in Toledo. Sean Gallagher with more details. Toledo police say a Whitmer high school student and two adults were hospitalized and are expected to recover this after shots for fire just outside of Whitmer's football stadium as they took on central Catholic Friday night. Those gunshots could be heard inside the stadium as action stopped and people took cover. Police have two people in custody and we're looking for two others who may be connected to the shooting. I'm Sean Gallagher. Down the street Mila Kunis says
Bloomberg Radio New York
"stuart rhodes" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Of a bloody war ahead of U.S. capitol attack prosecutors in the trial of 5 members of the group showed the jury evidence of the language being used by Stuart Rhodes to his followers before last year's capital riot. Roads encouraged using force and urged Trump to use the 19th century insurrection act, which would allow him to deploy troops. Florida governor Ron DeSantis says progress is being made on recovery efforts from hurricane Ian, Jim Forbes reports. Speaking in Daytona Beach on Friday, desantis says hundreds of miles of roadways have been cleared in areas of southwest Florida to help the recovery process speed up. The governor said there are four schools in the Fort Myers area that are most likely complete losses, but funds are being raised to help those students and teachers, and the 44th running of the Chicago marathon takes place this weekend thousands of runners from all 50 states and 100 countries are participating in Sunday's race. I'm Michael kassner. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Mayor Eric Adams is calling the fatal stabbing at a Bronx subway station bazaar, a 38 year old man was stabbed several times while exiting a four train in the Morris heights section. Hours before a man was also stabbed at a station in Harlem while another was slashed in Brooklyn. Nothing is very soon a random attack. It's just really undermines your feeling of safety. The mayor wants to look at how mental health plays a role in attacks like this. Meantime, mayor Adams is declaring a state of emergency as asylum seekers continue arriving in New York City. He's also issuing an executive order to direct all relevant agencies to construct the humanitarian relief centers, such as the tents on Randall's island. But unless we take immediate action that center will be full in days and we will have to open another and another and another even as winter, whether arrives. More than 17,000 migrants have arrived in the city since April and the number of people in shelters is on track to break records. Anna Sorkin, who built to banks and tricked New York's elite into believing she was a German era named Anna delvey, was released from an immigration detention facility in goshen New York on Friday, and she was sent back to Manhattan. She served nearly four years in prison. Former treasury secretary Lawrence summers says Friday's monthly jobs report underscored that we've got an inflation problem. I don't think this is a number that changed the picture that we've got an economy that is too strong to be an economy where inflation is going down, but that is
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"School shooting leaves several dead, the yovani Texas school district is suspending its police department after protests. The announcement comes after months of outrage as officers were accused of not doing more to save children and teachers who were murdered earlier this year. The exact length of the department's suspension isn't known as the district only says it's lasting, quote, for a period of time. One top official is also retiring, while another is being placed on administrative leave. President Biden is praising low unemployment numbers and a Volvo plant in Maryland he touted low unemployment as the economy recovers from a rough summer. He said while the pace of job growth is cooling down, it's continuing to power forward. Biden added inflation needs to come down quote without giving up all the historic economic progress working class and middle class people have made. Actor Kevin Spacey civil trial on sex abuse charges resumed on Friday, Brian shook has the very latest. His accuser actor Anthony rapp took the stand and fought back tears as he described species alleged assault at a Manhattan party in 1986, rapp was just 14 years old at the time while Spacey was 26. Rapp says the incident has caused him emotional distress and he's seeking $40 million in damages. Spacey has denied the allegations. I'm Brian shook, and a shooting outside of a high school football stadium in Toledo, Ohio, has reportedly left multiple people shot and injured. The central Catholic at Whitmer football game was immediately halted on Friday night after gunfire rang out just outside of the stadium. One witness recalled hearing what sounded like fireworks before masses of people began to run for cover. Police are currently investigating the situation and the extent of injuries is not known. And that's the very latest. I'm Jim Forbes. A White House task force has helped reunite 500 children who were separated from their families at the border. Homeland Security secretary Alejandro mayorkas wrote in a tweet there's more work to be done and the Biden administration will quote continue to deliver on the president's commitment to reunite families. He noted almost 200 children are still currently in the process of being reunified. California govern Gavin Newsom is calling for a special legislative session in response to rising gas prices, nika magas has the very latest. The session will be held December 5th. The governor says he chose that date because the legislature is already scheduled to reconvene briefly to swear in new members. He's requesting lawmakers to approve a proposal that would require oil companies to pay back excessive profits to consumers through a new tax. Senate president Tony Atkins and assembly speaker Anthony rudden believed Newsom's proposal deserves strong consideration by the legislature and promised to examine all other options to help consumers deal with rising prices at the pump. The oath keepers founder warned of a bloody war happening if former president Trump didn't win the 2020 presidential election, prosecutors in a trial of 5 members of the right-wing militia showed the jury evidence of that language being used by Stuart Rhodes to his followers before last year's capital riot, roads encouraged using force and urged Trump to use the 19th century insurrection act, which would allow him to deploy troops, and Pink Floyd is exploring a deal to sell its catalog, reportedly seeking as much as a half $1 billion, but according to a new report in variety, the band's valuation is being questioned following recent statements from former member Roger Waters about the Russia Ukraine conflict, and a new interview with Rolling Stone, waters described the media as quote western propaganda. He added reports of Russian war crimes in Ukraine were quote lies. I'm Jim Forbes. Now this Bloomberg sports update, the mets began their quest for a World Series championship opening their best of three wild card series against San Diego at Citi Field. It did not go well, Josh bell and many Machado smash two of the Padres four home runs off Max Scherzer and the ponderings to feed them at 7 to one. You Darvish shut down the mets as he did during the regular season, San Diego also getting long bolts from leadoff batter, jurickson profar and slumping trend Grisham against an ineffective Scherzer, a three time Cy Young award winner exited his first postseason start for the mets, down 7 to nothing. Eduardo Escobar homered for the Met's long run. The Phillies put up 6 runs in the 9th inning to rally past the Cardinals 6 to three in game one of their national league wild card series in St. Louis, Jean Segura and 11 year veteran, playing in his first career playoff game, spac to go ahead to run single in the 9th for the Phillies, Phillies take a one game to none lead in the best of three series, game two set for later today. The guardians won went away from advancing to the American League division series, José Ramírez Columbia two run Homer, as Cleveland edge Tampa Bay two to one in game one of their wild card series in Cleveland, Shane Bieber pitched one run ball into the 8th inning for the victory. The rays will try to avoid the sweep later today. The winner of this series advances to play the Yankees. The Seattle Mariners celebrating their first postseason win since 2001. Luis Castillo and Andres munoz combined on a 7 hit shutout as the Mariners blank the Blue Jays for to nothing. The Giants are bringing back a familiar face. Former star safety Landon Collins signing with New York and will travel to London for Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers. After recording his first NFL rushing touchdown, jets running back breeze hall was named the NFL's rookie of the week for week four. The jets will be looking to pick up their second straight win when they host the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, seeking their first win of the season at home at MetLife stadium. Will the Bloomberg sports update? I'm Tom Rogers
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"War ahead of the U.S. capitol attack, prosecutors in a trial of 5 members of the right wing militia showed the jury evidence of that language being used by Stuart Rhodes to his followers before last year's capitol riot. The number of insurance claims related to hurricane Ian is continuing to increase. Lisa Taylor reports the latest numbers from the Florida office of insurance regulation says more than 375,000 were filed as of yesterday, the total for estimated losses has reached more than 3 billion, which is already up from Wednesday's forecast, the state agency expects claims to continue to steadily rise as residents and businesses assess damages from the category four storm. Days before a fatal knife attack on the Las Vegas Strip a Los Angeles TV photojournalist reportedly interviewed the suspect, a photographer for NBC owned telemundo 52 is now airing a video reportedly showing the man pleading for help near LA city hall. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Charlie pellet. At Bloomberg world headquarters. Losses for the Dow, the S&P and NASDAQ on this jobs Friday, stock traders were hitting the sell button on hawkish fed bets. Data showed a hot labor market, and that will likely keep the Federal Reserve on its aggressive hiking trail. Stephanie Roth is senior markets economist at JPMorgan Chase Bank. With the unemployment rate falling, labor force participation rate ticking down. That was not what the fed wanted to see. And heading into this report, we saw uniformly from Fred presidents talking about a continued hawkish narrative, and this just feeds into that. Stephanie Roth of JPMorgan Chase, today's report keeps up the pressure on the Federal Reserve and it disappointed equity investors, Jeffrey Rosenberg is senior portfolio manager at BlackRock. I think this is a slight disappointment relative to hopes that this report would give a piece of evidence in favor of the camp that there's a slowdown and a pivot underway. BlackRock's Jeff Rosenberg will Wall Street's focus is about to shift to bank earnings with JPMorgan Citigroup and Morgan Stanley all scheduled to report next week, Jessica Bieber is portfolio manager at easterly investment partners. I think next week as we move into earnings, we'll start to hear more about 2023 and long-term plans. And I think that's ultimately going to help stocks in long run. Jessica Bieber of easterly investment partners. Tesla will be delivering its first semi trucks to PepsiCo in December. PepsiCo hopes to have the first 15 on the road by the end of the year. Stocks lower across the board S&P down 104 points down 2.8% again on the week up one and a half percent. The Dow down 630 down 2.1% as stacked down 420 down 3.8%. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Charlie palette this is Bloomberg
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"This is Bloomberg radio. Now a global news update. Job creation in many industries, including hospitals and manufacturing is fully recovered to pre-pandemic levels. We've seen a tick down a drop in different categories and the Latino unemployment rate, 3.8% is the lowest recorded on history. So we're seeing that it's equitable. Labor secretary Marty Walsh touted the unemployment rate of three and a half percent. It came as the Labor Department said 263,000 jobs were added last month. Days before a fatal knife attack on the Las Vegas Strip a Los Angeles TV photojournalist reportedly interviewed the suspect a photographer for NBC on telemundo 52 is now airing a video reportedly showing the man pleading for help near LA city hall. Photographer Jorge Lopez says the man identified himself as Yanni barrio on Tuesday and said he had lost his home. Governor Gavin Newsom is calling for a special legislative session in response to rising gas prices. Nika reports the session will be held December 5th. The governor says he chose that date because the legislature is already scheduled to reconvene briefly to swear in new members. He's requesting lawmakers to approve a proposal that would require oil companies to pay back excessive profits to consumers through a new tax. Senate president Tony Atkins and assembly speaker Anthony believed Newsom's proposal deserves strong consideration by the legislature and promised to examine all other options to help consumers deal with rising prices at the pump. The oath keepers founder warned of a bloody war happening if former president Trump didn't win the 2020 presidential election. Prosecutors in a trial of 5 members of the right wing militia showed the jury evidence of that language being used by Stuart Rhodes to his followers before last year's capitol riot. Roads encouraged using force and urged Trump to use the 19th century insurrection act, which would allow him to deploy troops. I'm Brian shook. A judge is denying a request to delay the trial over Georgia's new abortion law, Liz Kennedy has more. State attorneys had asked Fulton county superior judge Robert mcburney to push back the start of the trial over the so called heartbeat bill. The legislation signed by governor Kemp in 2019 took effect this year when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned roe V wade. The law bans almost all abortions after a doctor can detect cardiac activity. Judge mcburney is set to hear arguments from advocates for abortion rights, who want to keep the law from going into effect on October 24th. The judge recently denied the state's request to delay the proceedings because of the upcoming November 8th elections. I'm Liz Kennedy. In a Dallas courtroom this morning accused serial murderer Billy chemirmir was convicted for the 2018 murder of Mary Brooks, a conviction prosecutors say virtually assures he'll remain behind bars for the rest of his life. It's his second conviction in one of 22 deaths in which he's charged. Most of the deaths occurred at senior living facilities where he posed as a maintenance worker. A judge in Seattle says Facebook owner meta repeatedly and intentionally violated Washington states campaign finance law. Brad Ford reports the Washington attorney general's office has made him a must pay penalties, which will be determined at a later date. The judge also denied me his attempt to invalidate Washington's law on political and transparency, matter could face a penalty of $10,000 violation and the AG's office says Facebook committed hundreds of violations. A Missouri man says he'll run for 24 hours straight this weekend to raise money for charity. Chris Heinz is set to begin his track Saturday morning and will try to raise $24,000 for the shriners hospital, the Crohn's and colitis foundation and dementia care. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Charlie palette. At Bloomberg world headquarters. Losses for the Dow, the S&P and NASDAQ on this jobs Friday, stock traders were hitting the sell button on hawkish fed bets. Data showed a hot labor market, and that will likely keep the Federal Reserve on its aggressive hiking trail. Stephanie Roth as senior markets economist at JPMorgan Chase Bank. With the unemployment rate falling, labor force participation rate ticking down. That was not what the fed wanted to see. And heading into this report, we saw uniformly from Fred president talking about a continued hawkish narrative, and this just feeds into that. Stephanie Roth of JPMorgan Chase, today's report keeps up the pressure on the Federal Reserve and have disappointed equity investors. Jeffrey Rosenberg is senior portfolio manager at BlackRock. I think this is a slight disappointment relative to hopes that this report would give a piece of evidence in favor of the camp that there's a slowdown and a pivot underway. BlackRock's Jeff Rosenberg. While Wall Street's focus is about to shift to bank earnings with JPMorgan Citigroup and Morgan Stanley, all scheduled to report next week, Jessica Bieber is portfolio manager at easterly investment partners. I think next week as we move into earnings, we'll start to hear more about 2023 and long-term plans. And I think that's ultimately going to help stocks in the long run. Jessica Bieber of easterly investment partners. Tesla will be delivering its first semi trucks to PepsiCo in December. PepsiCo hopes to have the first 15 on the road by the end of the year. Stocks lower across the board S&P down 104 points down 2.8% again on the week up one and a half percent the Dow down 630 down 2.1% as stacked down 420 down 3.8%. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Charlie palette, this is Bloomberg. This is masters in business with Barry Reynolds on Bloomberg radio. 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"Stocks fell sharply as investors weighed September's job report. The governor of Florida is bringing attention to the major impacts the central part of the state is experiencing from hurricane Ian while in Daytona Beach shores Ron DeSantis detailed the focus aimed at the state's West Coast but says flooding inland and on the east coast has also been devastating. Coastal areas drain a lot easier, but when you're further inland, it's got to go depending on where you are in this part of state goes like north through the St. John's or it goes south and ends up down in Lake okeechobee, but all this stuff is very high right now so you got a lot of water that's still standing there. The founder of the oath keepers warned of a bloody war happening if former president Trump didn't win the 2020 presidential election. Prosecutors in a trial of 5 members of the right-wing militia showed the jury evidence of that language being used by Stuart Rhodes. I'm Brian chuck. And I'm Charlie pellet. At Bloomberg world headquarters. Losses for the Dow, the S&P and NASDAQ on this jobs Friday, stock traders were hitting the sell button on hawkish fed bets. Data showed a hot labor market, and that will likely keep the Federal Reserve on its aggressive hiking trail. Stephanie Roth as senior markets economist at JPMorgan Chase Bank. With the unemployment rate falling, labor force participation rate ticking down. That was not what the fed wanted to see. And heading into this report, we saw uniformly from Fred presidents talking about a continued hawkish narrative, and this just feeds into that. Stephanie Roth of JPMorgan Chase, today's report keeps up the pressure on the Federal Reserve and a disappointed equity investors Jeffrey Rosenberg is senior portfolio manager at BlackRock. I think this is a slight disappointment relative to hopes that this report would give a piece of evidence in favor of the camp that there's a slowdown and a pivot underway. BlackRock's Jeff Rosenberg. While Wall Street's focus is about to shift a bank earnings with JPMorgan Citigroup and Morgan Stanley all scheduled to report next week, Jessica Bieber is portfolio manager at easterly investment partners. I think next week as we move into earnings, we'll start to hear more about 2023 and long-term plans. And I think that's ultimately going to help stocks in the long run. Jessica Bieber of easterly investment partners. Tesla will be delivering its first semi trucks to PepsiCo in December. PepsiCo hopes to have the first 15 on the road by the end of the year. Stocks lower across the board S&P down 104 points down 2.8% again on the week of one and a half percent the Dow down 630 down 2.1% as stacked down 420 down 3.8%. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Charlie palette this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studio in New York. Bloomberg 11 three O to Washington D.C. Bloomberg 99 one to Boston
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"Days since Ian made landfall. Florida attorney general Ashley moody says looting will not be tolerated when hurricanes force residents to evacuate. In no way, shape or form do we want floridians to feel when we ask them to evacuate that they can't do so and leave their property securely. She warned that Florida is still in the peak of hurricane season and that making residents feel like they can't leave is a safety issue. Moody also called on prosecutors to enforce pre trial detention of looters when there's a state of emergency so they can't get back out on the street and try to steal again. The AG noted looting after a storm is something Florida has seen in the past and it's being treated as a serious crime. President Biden is marking the 5th anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history. 5 years ago today, a gunman opened fire from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay bay hotel in Las Vegas, killing 60 people and injuring more than 800 others at an outdoor music festival. In a White House statement, Biden praised the courage of concert goers following the tragedy. The president also touted the passage of the bipartisan safer communities act, as well as his intention to seize the momentum to enact further legislation to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. Sony is acquiring in the film rights to Tarzan in a deal with the estate of the original book author Edgar Rice Burroughs, Sony bought the rights to the franchise and will soon take a swing at reinventing the age old classic. I'm Julie Ryan. The CDC says it has moderate confidence the rate of monkey box cases in the U.S. will either decline or plateau within the next two weeks, more from Brian chuck. In its latest report on the outbreak, the CDC said cases could either decline or plateau or begin rising slowly or rapidly with exponential growth, monkeypox cases have dropped across the country in the last couple of weeks, averaging almost a 150 a day. A high profile trial for one of the rioters of last year's capitol riot is set to begin Monday. Jury selection has ended in the trial of Stuart Rhodes, whose charge was seditious conspiracy for his role in the attack. Rhodes is the leader of the oath keepers militia group, who authorities say help plan the riot and called for Civil War. He's one of 5 defendants in the trial. North Korea fired its fourth round of ballistic missiles this week. South Korean and Japanese officials say two short-range missiles were launched out of North Korea into the waters off the east coast, the launch comes just one day after the U.S. Japan and South Korea held a joint anti submarine naval exercise. California governor Gavin Newsom doesn't keep in touch with his exes. Nika magas reports. During an MSNBC interview, the California governor was put on the spot when asked about his past relationships by host, Alex Wagner. An ex-wife Kimberly Guilfoyle. He's definitely not a Democrat anymore. No. Do you ever talk to her? Nope, not lately. Wagner, then alluded to Guilfoyle's association with the Trump family. It must be weird for you. Yeah, of course. Newsom and Guilfoyle were married in the early 2000s, and divorced while he was San Francisco mayor. Guilfoyle is now engaged to Donald Trump Jr. and served as an adviser to former president Donald Trump. Marvel Studios upcoming series, armor wars as being made into a feature film. It'll start Don Cheadle reprising his role as James rhodey Rhodes, also known as war machine. The movie will follow roads as he faces the consequences of Iron Man's technology, falling into the wrong hands. I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. The New York City council held a hearing Friday to examine the status of resources and services for the asylum seekers who continue to arrive in New York City. Fox News reports that includes the new emergency response and relief center being built in The Bronx. Currently, there is significant tension over whether the temporary emergency shelters being built in Orchard beach are up to the legal standards of right to shelter. The department says they looked around at over 60 locations for a response center and ultimately Orchard beach made the most sense. Mere Eric Adams is also said to be finalizing a deal with the Norwegian cruise line to house migrants on one of its crews ships and dog it at Staten Island's home port. Florida's farmers and ranchers are facing widespread destruction from hurricane Ian, it threatens to curb supplies of fruit and vegetables in a region that's critical to America's food supplies. The sunshine state is a key source of vegetables, livestock, dairy, and fruit most notably the oranges it's famous for. The Florida farm bureau says they've all been devastated by the storm. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen renewed her call for enhanced government subsidies for child care at a conference on women's economic opportunity today. More from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini. Susanna Yellen's comments came in remarks prepared for a speech at Vermont technical college. She says research shows high quality affordable child care and free preschool, while they increase the likelihood that parents especially mothers will participate in the workforce. She cites research estimating that raising the woman's participation rate to the same as for men 68% would lift economic output by 5% and Susanna Yellen says policies aimed at closing the gender pay gap. What else will help? Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I am Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. This is Bloomberg businessweek. 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"Of national news for that. We go to Nancy lions in D.C., hey Nancy. Thanks, Tim, the Senate will hold a test vote tonight on a stopgap spending bill to keep the government from shutting down at the end of the week. The measure includes billions of dollars in aid to Ukraine and for unmet disaster needs. It also includes an energy permitting measure from democratic senator Joe Manchin that does not have enough Republican support. Bloomberg's Joe Matthew reports its likely to be stripped out of the final bill. The question is what happens after that? Will this go as a clean bill to the house? Or are we going to be wrangling over this a little longer than we thought? That's why when you get this close to the edge here, there are chances that things can go wrong. And if there's a day or two of a government shutdown, hopefully it'll just be over the weekend. Bloomberg's Joe Matthew and Washington. Facebook parent meta platform says it has blocked thousands of fake Russian accounts that spread propaganda about the war in Ukraine. The social media giant says the group behind the network created 60 websites impersonating legitimate news organizations in Europe, meta says it used its accounts on Facebook and Instagram to criticize Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees praise Russia and claim that western sanctions would backfire. Meta says it collected about a $105,000 in ad revenue from these fake accounts, the company now says it will put that money toward its growing security teams. In Washington, I'm Nathan Hager. Bloomberg radio. Jury selection is underway in the trial of oath keepers leader Stuart Rhodes and four other members of the right wing militia group. They've been charged with seditious conspiracy in last year's assault on the U.S. capitol. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists
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"The Bloomberg business app. This is Bloomberg radio. Now a global news update. President Biden says former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe was a strong ally. He was deeply committed to strengthening the alliance and friendship. Between the United States and Japan and pursuing an open and free indo Pacific region. Speaking at the CIA Biden labeled the shooting death highly unusual for Japan compared to the rampant gun violence in the U.S., flags at The White House are flying at half staff. The leader of the far right oath keepers group says he'll testify before the House January 6th committee if he can appear in person. Stuart Rhodes is currently in jail while awaiting trial. He said he wants the panel to work with the U.S. Marshals service to allow him to testify at the capitol building with his legal counsel. Twitter will be pursuing legal action against Elon Musk after he terminated the deal to buy the company for $44 billion. Musk announced Friday morning he would not be going through with the purchase, citing material breaches of provisions in the agreement. Gas prices are starting to come down a bit after months of record highs, triple-A spokesperson, Andrew gross says Americans can expect the trend to continue. The two key factors contributing to these lower gasoline prices are the price of oils. And there's been less demand. And that may be because fewer people are driving right now. The national average is now 26 cents lower than the record set on June 14th of 5 O one, 80% of gas stations are now charging less than $5 a gallon. New legislation in Ohio is targeting men who get a woman pregnant, unintentionally, a bill introduced yesterday by state senator Tina marath would hold men who get a woman pregnant unintentionally, financially responsible, whether sex was consensual or not. Miles Teller is teasing a possible third Top Gun movie. The actor revealed he said several conversations with costar Tom Cruise about another sequel but said the final call wouldn't be his. I'm Brian shook. Republicans are trying to nab Georgia's senator Raphael Warnock for allegedly misusing campaign funds. Trey Thomas has more. A complaint filed this week with the federal election commission, accuses the Democrat of using campaign contributions to help find a personal lawsuit. The filing claims the money was used to fight a legal battle that stemmed from a time before Warnock was a candidate for federal office. His attorney says it's legal because the lawsuit was actually filed while he's been in office. I'm Trey Thomas. The former presidents of two major soccer governing bodies are being acquitted of fraud in Switzerland, former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and former UEFA president Michael platini were charged with fraud related to a payment made by FIFA to platini in 2011 when he was UEFA president, both men were accused of unlawfully arranging the payment of over $2 million. Florida's governor is touting his state's record setting budget surplus. Gordon Byrd reports speaking in Cape Coral, governor desantis says Florida ended its fiscal year with its biggest budget surplus ever by far. We close with a surplus of almost $22 billion
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"In Washington is working this hour on the sanctions package against Russia involved in that is North Carolina senator Tillerson He tells reporters it'll be a strong enough package to send a clear message to Vladimir Putin If he fought that this action was going to somehow divide NATO he's in for a rude awakening Until it's also says Putin is putting a gun to Ukraine's head The FBI is reportedly looking into a meeting between two right wing extremist leaders the day before last year's January 6th riot at the U.S. capitol Bloomberg's Nathan Hager is tracking those developments Agents are reportedly investigating a meeting at a garage near the Phoenix park hotel in downtown D.C. the day before the riot According to Reuters about a half dozen people were there including oath keepers leader Stuart Rhodes and former Proud Boys chairman Enrique tarrio Rhodes is facing seditious conspiracy charges over his role in the insurrection Didn't take part in the riot and left Washington shortly after that meeting He's described the garage encounter with Rhodes as unplanned and insignificant In Washington I'm Nathan Hager Bloomberg radio Thank you Nathan and a judge has put a temporary restraining order against Illinois governor JB pritzker's mask mandate inside of school buildings And the judge says the governor overstepped his legal authority and that several of last year's emergency orders including one that mandates vaccines for school employees are null and void Global news 24 hours a day.