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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg July 3, 2024

The top stories this hour wall streets fear gauge wres up, sending stocks to a fourmonth low. Signs of official yen intervention after the currency is ranked 150 to the dollar. Haidi republican hardliners revolt, dumping maccarthy as House Speaker and sending a Fractious Congress into further disarray. Shery plus new Zealands Central Bank expected to deliver a hawkish hold trying to capably keep a lid on inflation expectations. Haidi we do have breaking news off the top of the hour, the australian pmi numbers, the judo composite number, taking a little bit higher in the september final reading, at 51. 5 from 50. 2 in the prior indicator. We saw the september inal reading when it comes to the services comont, also taking higher, 51. 8 from 50. 5. A little bit more firm into expansionary territory. Unlikely to really move the needle when it comes to with the rbas doing given we saw the central bank keeping the key re unchanged with the tightening bias last tuesday really gauging the impa

BLOOMBERG With All Due Respect September 13, 2016

In our afternoon meeting, we debated which one of these two stories is a bigger deal and thus lead our program, so you so we couldnt decide. Flip the coin. We have decided to weave in some baskets, but first, democrats today are dealing with the fallout from a medical incidents that forced Hillary Clinton to leave a 9 11 commemoration ceremony at ground zero in gotham city. Hours after video surfaced on social media, appeared to show her stumbling as she was helped into a black van. Her campaign released a statement saying she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday, and she got dehydrated at the event and a little bit overheated. Her Campaign Aides were explaining and insisting, saying clinton has no other illnesses this illnesses that we know of other than pneumonia, but they acknowledged that the campaign should not have kept the media in the dark. I think that in retrospect, we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information more quickly. It is our tension our in

CSPAN3 President Franklin Roosevelt And Greenland October 3, 2015

What is the premise behind it . Guest the polls become geopolitically significant, changing their place in the world. Fdr realizees this is such an important part in the world . Guest the first factor was technological. , ifr to the interwar period they tell you difficult time getting to the polar region. They were not developed enough to go where they needed to go. That means they were not usually acceptable. And anyone went to the polar region, it was a trek. Fingers and toes were lost. It was hard to get to the United States from the polar region. After airplanes developed, there was an easier access to the United States. Host lets talk about iceland and greenland, and some history behind the namings of these areas. Guest [laughter] around 982 wasc expelled from iceland. When he went to greenland, he thought the best way to get people there was naming it iceland. D rather than that was a long time before roosevelt. Host lets talk about denmarks role in greenland. What is a . Guest g

FBC Bulls Bears November 22, 2015

Catastrophe . Because thats what were talking about here. When youre talking about terrorism, the biggest, worse hole is human. But they know they cant kill 300 million people, but they can kill our way of life by taking down our economy. And theres ample proof that terrorism can do that. Because when people are scared, they hunker down. 9 11. The Economic Impact of 9 11. Taking out physical damage and military cost was 123 million. Consumer spending accounts for 70 of our economy. And when fear strikes, people stay home. And consumers massively decrease their travel, their eating out, their entertainment, their shopping, including big ticket items like cars and appliances. And im not even getting into the impact on the financial markets. So in a word, the Economic Impact of terrorism, and even just the fear of terrorism, its deadly. You know, in the end, we prove very resilient. As did wall street prove resilient and the consumers came back after 9 11. Do you think that this threatens

FBC Bulls Bears November 22, 2015

Catastrophe . Because thats what were talking about here. When youre talking about terrorism, the biggest, worse hole is human. But they know they cant kill 300 million people, but they ca. And theres ample proof that terrorism can do that. Because when people are scared, they hunker down. 9 11. The Economic Impact of 9 11. Taking out physical damage and military cost was 123 million. Consumer spending accounts for 70 of our economy. And when fear strikes, people stay home. And consumers massively decrease their travel, their eating out, their entertainment, their shopping, including big ticket items like cars and appliances. And im not even getting into the impact on the financial markets. So in a word, the Economic Impact of terrorism, and even just the fear of terrorism, its deadly. You know, in the end, we prove very resilient. As did wall street prove resilient and the consumers came back after 9 11. Do you think that this threatens our economy right now . Just the threat that isi

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