Speaker 1: Good morning. I'm Amy Morris and I'm Karen Moscow. Here
Speaker 1: are the stories we're following today.
Speaker 2: First, let's bring you the latest developments on the war
Speaker 2: in the Middle East. Israel has widened its ground offensive
Speaker 2: in Gaza, pressing ahead with what it has called the
Speaker 2: second phase of its war against a moss We get
Speaker 2: the latest now from Bloomberg to Oliver Crook in Tel.
Speaker 3: Aviv over the weekend.
Speaker 4: We had sort of that step up in terms of
Speaker 4: ground activity within Gaza in the fourth week of this conflict,
Speaker 4: and now a new chapter in it, it seems like,
Speaker 4: and that's really how he was described by the Prime Minister. Remember,
Speaker 4: there had been sort of puncture poles and sort of
Speaker 4: slight incursions in the lead up to this, but this
Speaker 4: was really the biggest step up in terms of ground
Speaker 4: troops and tanks going into Gaza, but still falls short
Speaker 4: critically of the full scale invasion that many people had
Speaker 4: envisioned and how this battle was going to go.
Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Oliver Crook in Tel Aviv reports Israel has struck
Speaker 2: more than six hundred militant targets in Gaza in recent days.
Speaker 1: Well, Amy, the military escalation comes as Israel's Prime minister
Speaker 1: criticism over his unwillingness to accept any responsibility for the
Speaker 1: October seventh attack. Benjamin Netanyahu caused controversy with a social
Speaker 1: media post where he pointed the finger at intelligence chiefs
Speaker 1: for the security lapse. He later deleted the post and apologized.
Speaker 1: Net Yahoo, speaking through an interpreter, addressed the nation our
Speaker 1: hero troops.
Speaker 3: They have one supreme main.
Speaker 5: Goal to completely defeat the murderous enemy and to guarantee
Speaker 5: our existence in this country. We've always said never again,
Speaker 5: Never again is now.
Speaker 1: And those comments come as Netanyahu spoke by phone with
Speaker 1: President Biden to discuss developments in Gaza.
Speaker 2: A Russian airport and a majority Muslim region has been
Speaker 2: temporarily shut down after a mob forced its way onto
Speaker 2: the tarmac where, according to reports, a plane from Israel
Speaker 2: had landed. It took hours to restore order. The Russian
Speaker 2: air Transport Agency says the airport will reopen tomorrow, after
Speaker 2: initially saying the regional hub may be closed for a week.
Speaker 1: Well amy back here in the US, House Speaker Mike
Speaker 1: Johnson said he expects the Republican led chamber to pass
Speaker 1: an Israel aid bill this week and he spoke to
Speaker 1: Fox News.
Speaker 6: We passed the resolution, as you noted, in strong support
Speaker 6: of our strong ally and great friend Israel.
Speaker 3: We had to do that.
Speaker 6: And then I flew last night to Las Vegas and
Speaker 6: spoke to the Republican Jewish Coalition, as you noted, to
Speaker 6: send a further signal that this isn't a priority for
Speaker 6: our country and we cannot allow the brutality and the
Speaker 6: just unspeakable evil that is happening against Israel right now
Speaker 6: to continue.
Speaker 3: We're going to stand with our friends.
Speaker 1: And Speaker Johnson added that he believes an Israel only
Speaker 1: bill will also receive bipartisan support in the Senate.
Speaker 2: And let's get you up to date on a couple
Speaker 2: of high profile court cases. First, Donald Trump lost his
Speaker 2: latest attempt to delay the partial gag order on him
Speaker 2: in his January sixth trial. Bloomberg's ed Baxter with that story.
Speaker 7: The partial gag order bars him from publicly criticizing prosecutors
Speaker 7: potential witnesses in court. Staff US District Judge Tanya Chutkin's
Speaker 7: ruling will immediately go into effect unless a higher court intervenes.
Speaker 7: Trump attorneys are expected to ask a federal appeals court
Speaker 7: to immediately step in the order was paused as a
Speaker 7: judge allowed further arguments. Prosecutors argue for a tighter gag,
Speaker 7: as they say a post regarding former chief of staff
Speaker 7: Mark Meadows, who flipped last week, would have violated the
Speaker 7: order if it were in effect ed.
Speaker 1: Baxter Bloomberg Radio all right ed thanks another trial news.
Speaker 1: FTX co founder Sam Bankman Freed returns to the stand today.
Speaker 1: He'll likely face a bruising cross examination from prosecutors after
Speaker 1: his Friday testimony, where he admitted to mistakes but said
Speaker 1: he didn't commit fraud. The case against Bankman Freed centers
Speaker 1: on allegedly fraudulent transfers of billions in FTX customer funds
Speaker 1: to an affiliated hedge fund, Alimeter Research, in which he
Speaker 1: held at ninety percent interest.
Speaker 2: Turning to the market's futures are higher as we begin
Speaker 2: a new trading week, S and P five hundred to
Speaker 2: enter da technic correction on Friday, with the benchmark closing
Speaker 2: ten percent below a recent peak. Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson
Speaker 2: says investors hoping for a boost to stocks by the
Speaker 2: end of the year will be disappointed. Wilson says profit
Speaker 2: expectations are too high for the fourth quarter and next year.
Speaker 3: Melami.
Speaker 1: The direction of the equity market may be determined in
Speaker 1: part by some key events on the economic calendar. We
Speaker 1: get a preview from Bloomberg's Michael McKee.
Speaker 8: House prices and consumer confidence lead the way tomorrow before
Speaker 8: a big Wednesday ADP, employment, jolt's, job openings, and ism manufacturing.
Speaker 8: Thursday we get productivity and jobless claims, and Friday brings
Speaker 8: everyone's favorite indicator, the October jobs report. Normally that might
Speaker 8: be the big event of the week, but two Wednesday
Speaker 8: events will overshadow it. The Fed always gets huge attention
Speaker 8: even though nobody on Wall Street thinks they'll do anything
Speaker 8: this week, and Treasury's refunding announcement how much they'll borrow
Speaker 8: of what bonds this quarter. Debts are so high it
Speaker 8: could be a major market moving event. Michael McKee, Bloomberg Radio.
Speaker 3: I thank you, Mike.
Speaker 2: In Europe, shares of HSBC are down a quarter of
Speaker 2: a percent profit MYSSED estimates, but the bank did announce
Speaker 2: a fresh buyback program.
Speaker 3: We spoke with CEO Noel Quinn very.
Speaker 9: Pleased with the three billion dollar buyback that we've announced today.
Speaker 9: Up to three billion dollars. That takes it to seven
Speaker 9: billion for the full year. And I'm also pleased that
Speaker 9: we've announced another ten cents dividends.
Speaker 2: AHSBC chief executive Noel Quinn suggested there may be more
Speaker 2: buybacks to come.
Speaker 1: Well, Lamey, there's more labor problems at one of the
Speaker 1: big automakers. Workers at Stalantis's Canadian plants went on strike
Speaker 1: after failing to reach a new contract by a Sunday
Speaker 1: night deadline. UNI four, which represents Canadian autoworkers. As the
Speaker 1: strike involves more than eighty two hundred members, it gives
Speaker 1: the automaker a new labor headache just days after it's
Speaker 1: settled a long walkout with the United Auto Workers in
Speaker 1: the US, and again, futures are on the rise. This morning,
Speaker 1: straight ahead, we have more global headlines, plus a check
Speaker 1: of sports, and this is Bloomberg.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Karen.
Speaker 2: Time now for a look at some of the other
Speaker 2: stories making news in New York and around the world,
Speaker 2: and for that we're joined by Bloomberg's Michael Bark.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Michael, Good morning, Amy.
Speaker 10: More protests were held over the weekend across New York City,
Speaker 10: over the Middle East, crisis. Yesterday in Queens, a rally
Speaker 10: was held by the Bangladeshi community in Ozone Park. On Saturday,
Speaker 10: demonstrators in Manhattan march with Palestinian flags. Hundreds gathered for
Speaker 10: Brooklyn United for Israel rally demanding the release of hostages
Speaker 10: held by Hamas. A huge rally was also held inside
Speaker 10: Grand Central Terminal organized by the group Jewish Voice for Peace.
Speaker 10: Demonstrations were also held in Newark. An autopsy has been
Speaker 10: performed on Matthew Perry, but it could be weeks before
Speaker 10: we know what caused the star's untimely depth. Terry was
Speaker 10: found over the weekend in his hot tub at his
Speaker 10: Los Angeles home in New York City. Fans have been
Speaker 10: showing up in the rain to pay the respects at
Speaker 10: the sight of the famous Friend's apartment building in the
Speaker 10: West Village at the corner of Bedford in Grove Streets.
Speaker 11: Ely Besaides tears were coming.
Speaker 3: Ivy we were thinking about he was very funny.
Speaker 10: Matthew Perry was fifty four. A Long Island man was
Speaker 10: arrested after police say he allegedly pointed a gun at
Speaker 10: a six year old boy after the child mistakenly went
Speaker 10: to the wrong house. Michael Wynn was a rained yesterday
Speaker 10: in charge with menacing and endangering the welfare of a child.
Speaker 10: Authorities saying that the mother was driving her three kids
Speaker 10: and her nephew to a house in Manhasset when they
Speaker 10: apparently dropped off a Halloween goodie bag at the wrong address.
Speaker 10: Police say Win allegedly opened the door and pointed a
Speaker 10: gun at the boy's head. Attention is now being turned
Speaker 10: to missed warning signs in last week's massacre in Lewiston, Maine,
Speaker 10: that killed eighteen people. Police saying the suspected gunman, Robert Card,
Speaker 10: was found dead from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. Cohen,
Speaker 10: a former DHS official, sold ABC Card fits the profile
Speaker 10: of a mass shooter.
Speaker 12: This is an individual who is troubled that he was
Speaker 12: exhibiting behaviors that were noticed by family members, people he
Speaker 12: worked with, people in the military, yet he was still
Speaker 12: able to get a gun, and he was still able
Speaker 12: to fall through the cracks in the system and commit
Speaker 12: a mass shooting.
Speaker 10: Meanwhile, more than a thousand people gathered for a Sunday
Speaker 10: evening vigil to remember those killed and wounded in Lewiston.
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Speaker 14: The Jets Giant game was expected to be low scoring.
Speaker 14: Both teams have a stout defense ended an anemic offense,
Speaker 14: but no one could have expected twenty four punts a
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Speaker 14: Giants to have negative nine passing yards. Despite that, the
Speaker 14: Giants towards the end were said to have a win
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Speaker 14: had only one good offensive play all day, but everything
Speaker 14: changed in the last twenty eight seconds of regulation. The
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Speaker 14: field goal sent the game to overtime, where the Giants
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Speaker 2: As Israel has widened its ground offensive, end guards are
Speaker 2: pressing ahead with what it is calling the second phase
Speaker 2: of its war against Hamas we are joined now by
Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Roz Mathieson and Ras. Israel calls this the second phase.
Speaker 2: But what does that involve well what.
Speaker 16: We know, it just doesn't involve an expanded operation on
Speaker 16: the ground inside Gars and more troops, more tanks going
Speaker 16: in where they continue their aerial bombardmer But what's interesting
Speaker 16: in this is that it's not the full throated ground
Speaker 16: war that we perhaps are expecting a week or two ago.
Speaker 16: We know Israel had masked hundreds of thousands of soldiers
Speaker 16: near the border with Gars, are an awful lot of
Speaker 16: equipment in the area, and so far they haven't sent
Speaker 16: in that kind of number of troops, and they're doing
Speaker 16: more target operations on the ground. That said, it is
Speaker 16: an escalation from what we had a few days ago,
Speaker 16: and the warning from the Israeli officials and the military
Speaker 16: is that this could take many many weeks, if not
Speaker 16: months in terms of their operation on the ground. Meanwhile,
Speaker 16: and all of that, we're seeing even greater evidence that
Speaker 16: the humanitarian situation for those inside Gaza is deteriorating further.
Speaker 2: Now, this is not the full scale invasion, as you
Speaker 2: just explained, and it is more measured, more targeted. So
Speaker 2: is Israel maybe backing off of the idea of that
Speaker 2: full scale invasion.
Speaker 16: Well, it certainly is a more significant operation on the
Speaker 16: ground than it was. As I said a couple of
Speaker 16: days ago, they said they struck more than six hundred
Speaker 16: targets in Gaza in recent days. That includes weapons depots
Speaker 16: and missile sites and so on. It's talked about saying
Speaker 16: that it's taken out quite a number of Hamas fighters.
Speaker 16: It's also conducting raids in the West Bank and clashing
Speaker 16: with militant fairs. So it's not a small scale military operation,
Speaker 16: but it's not the level that perhaps we expected. They
Speaker 16: are still maintaining that their ultimate goal is to decimate Hamas,
Speaker 16: to make sure that an attack that happened on October
Speaker 16: seven can never happen again.
Speaker 2: And let's look at the risk of this expanding. The
Speaker 2: Biden administration preparing for the possibility of the war expanding
Speaker 2: across the Middle East. What are some of the signals
Speaker 2: that we have seen that this is actually starting to bleed.
Speaker 16: Over Well, so far, we are seeing around, for example,
Speaker 16: make those threats it could open up multiple fronts in
Speaker 16: the region. We're still seeing some attacks coming from outfits
Speaker 16: proxy outfits for around in places like Syria, we're seeing
Speaker 16: Hesbela still engage in firefights with Israeli forces from the North,
Speaker 16: but we haven't seen a real step up in that activity.
Speaker 16: We're not seeing hes Bala utilize the full force of
Speaker 16: its machinery. It's got some very highly sophisticated missiles, for example.
Speaker 16: So we're seeing a lot of threats at the moment
Speaker 16: that it could still bleed into a broader conflict, and
Speaker 16: that remains a high concern for all, but so far
Speaker 16: we're not seeing real evidence that that's starting to happen.
Speaker 2: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Natanyahu, as you know, has been
Speaker 2: facing criticism and a lot of pressure over his unwillingness
Speaker 2: to accept any responsibility for that attack back in October.
Speaker 2: Is there a risk that Israel may find itself more
Speaker 2: isolated as it goes further.
Speaker 16: Well, we are seeing that idea of a unity government
Speaker 16: in Israel already potentially start to fray. As you mentioned
Speaker 16: the Prime Minister Benjamin net Now, he tweeted in the
Speaker 16: middle of the night saying that the security forces were
Speaker 16: responsible for the lapses that allowed the October seven attack.
Speaker 16: He then had to retract that tweet and apologize against
Speaker 16: a wall of criticism inside Israel. So perhaps questions about
Speaker 16: ongoing political unity inside Israel, but outside Israel. Also, you
Speaker 16: are seeing those very significant expressions of concern coming from Europe,
Speaker 16: the US and elsewhere and also Arab nations in the
Speaker 16: region about the state of life inside Gaza for people
Speaker 16: who were there, and concerns about the humanitarian situation. So
Speaker 16: you are still seeing that way to support from the
Speaker 16: US and Europe for Israel in the aftermath of the attack,
Speaker 16: But as time goes on, that is being eroded somewhat
Speaker 16: about concerns about the level of the catastrophe inside Gaza.
Speaker 2: All right, Bloomberg's ros mathieson with the latest in Israel.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for that, And as that war
Speaker 2: enters its second phase, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin nat Yahoo apologizing,
Speaker 2: as Rod's just explained, for that social media post in
Speaker 2: which he failed to accept responsibility for the terrorist attack
Speaker 2: on October seventh. Now earlier today, our Caroline Hacker spoke
Speaker 2: with Mark Regev, senior advisor to net Yahoo about that
Speaker 2: social media post and other aspects of the war. They
Speaker 2: talked about long term goals for security and peace, humanitarian
Speaker 2: aid for Gaza, US support.
Speaker 3: Let's go to part of that discussion.
Speaker 17: We haven't released any information yet, but what I heard
Speaker 17: last night was so far we've been doing well, and
Speaker 17: that's important for us obviously, But our goal is of
Speaker 17: course to take on Camas, to destroy its military machine
Speaker 17: and to remove it.
Speaker 18: From power there on the Gaza Strip.
Speaker 17: We refuse in Israel to return to a situation where
Speaker 17: we've got this terrorist enclad on our southern border that
Speaker 17: at will will attack us, at will, will send rockets
Speaker 17: into Israel to target our cities, at will will send
Speaker 17: its killers into our country to massacre our people.
Speaker 18: We won't stand for that anymore.
Speaker 17: We will take on Kamas, we will destroy its capabilities
Speaker 17: to hurt us.
Speaker 11: What efforts are being made to negotiate the release of
Speaker 11: hostages now as the ground offensive has widened in the
Speaker 11: last couple of days, do you expect any more hostages
Speaker 11: to be released by hamas well?
Speaker 17: First of all, I don't expect Tamas to suddenly change.
Speaker 17: They're not going to become humanitarians. Yes, they are a
Speaker 17: brutal terrorist organization, and we saw vividly the sort of
Speaker 17: violence that capable of, the brutal violence that they're capable
Speaker 17: of when they attacked Israel on October seventh. So we
Speaker 17: have no illusions about Kamas we think we'll get our
Speaker 17: hostages out by ratcheting up the pressure on Hamas, the
Speaker 17: military pressure, the diplomatic pressure on its allies.
Speaker 18: We think that's the best way to get our people home.
Speaker 17: And of course, as our operation continues, and as our
Speaker 17: operation expands, the efforts to get the hostages released will continue.
Speaker 11: You are close to Benjamin Latanier, who is his advisor,
Speaker 11: of course, and you're in the room at many of
Speaker 11: the important moments and meetings. Benjamin Netanya, who over the
Speaker 11: weekend issued this very rare apology for a tweet in
Speaker 11: which he blamed Israel's security forces and intelligence of failing
Speaker 11: to anticipate the Hamas attack on the seventh of October.
Speaker 11: How much pressure is Netanyahu under now to resign.
Speaker 18: I'm not aware of any pressure for him to resign.
Speaker 17: I would say this, Yes, it's clear that we're failures
Speaker 17: on the Israeli side. They took us by surprise on
Speaker 17: October seventh. We didn't have an intelligence warning. That's clear.
Speaker 17: When they crossed our border. They butchered our people, and
Speaker 17: Israelis want to know how this happened.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 17: Obviously the Prime Minister is at the top, and he
Speaker 17: has overall responsibility. But it's clear that when this is over,
Speaker 17: we're going to have to look at all the lessons
Speaker 17: learned and have a thorough investigation of what happened, where
Speaker 17: everyone in all positions of authority will be held accountable.
Speaker 11: Iran's foreign minister has been speaking to Bloomberg. He spoke
Speaker 11: to us on Friday. He said that if the United
Speaker 11: States continues what it has been doing so far, in
Speaker 11: other words, support for Israel, then quote new fronts would
Speaker 11: be opened up against the United States. How much of
Speaker 11: a concern are comments like that to you.
Speaker 17: I think it's exactly opposite, the fact that the United
Speaker 17: States has sent its two aircraft carrier groups to the
Speaker 17: Middle East, the fact that the United States has worn
Speaker 17: the Iranians. Don't use Gaza as an excuse to try
Speaker 17: to start something new. I think that's going to keep
Speaker 17: the peace. Our policy is victory in the south, and
Speaker 17: we will win victory over Kamas and the gas strip
Speaker 17: and to deter any possible offensive from Grizibella.
Speaker 18: Or Iran in the north.
Speaker 17: And as it's been reported, Israel has been fighting back,
Speaker 17: hitting targets when we've been attacked by Islaar and even
Speaker 17: from Syria. Last night, but we don't want a larger
Speaker 17: escalation in the north, but we are ready.
Speaker 11: The US, though, has said that Israel and its military
Speaker 11: should be taking every possible means available to them to
Speaker 11: distinguish between Harmas, should the US cause terrorists who are
Speaker 11: legitimate military targets, in their words, distinguish between Hamas and
Speaker 11: civilians who are not are not targets. Is Israel doing that.
Speaker 11: Israel has also promised significantly more humanitarian aid. What is
Speaker 11: the realistic time frame for when that happens.
Speaker 17: So we accept that we want to attack and destroy Hamas,
Speaker 17: and we want to make every maximum every effort possible
Speaker 17: to keep civilians out of the crossfire between the idea
Speaker 17: of these rather defense forces than the Kammas terrorists, and
Speaker 17: that's why we've been calling upon urging Gars and civilians
Speaker 17: to leave combat zone, specifically in the north where we
Speaker 17: know there is going to be heavy fighting. We want
Speaker 17: to get them out of Harmer's way. At the same time,
Speaker 17: it must be said that Ramas is doing everything possible to.
Speaker 18: Tell people not to leave, that they have to.
Speaker 17: Be martyrs for Ramas's crazy extremist cause, and they've actually
Speaker 17: put up roadblocks to physically prevent people from leaving areas
Speaker 17: of combat from going south.
Speaker 11: What do you say to the UN call and many
Speaker 11: other countries who are calling for a cea spar that actually,
Speaker 11: more bloodshed is not the way to bring about peace
Speaker 11: after so many other wars. What do you say to them, Well.
Speaker 17: If they can tell me another way to dismantle Cammas's
Speaker 17: military machine, I'm very glad to hear it, But at
Speaker 17: the moment, there is no other way. And those who
Speaker 17: call for a cease file in the current situation. It
Speaker 17: might sound good, and I understand why people might think, oh,
Speaker 17: that's a wonderful idea, let's stop shooting, But that basically
Speaker 17: just returns us to October seventh or sixth in the morning,
Speaker 17: where Israel has this terroced enclave on our southern border
Speaker 17: run by Kamas, which is like Isis on steroids. We
Speaker 17: saw the violence they were capable of that, We saw
Speaker 17: the brutality. We saw the rapes and the murders and
Speaker 17: burning people alive, and the massacres. We refuse. People have
Speaker 17: to understand Israel refuses to return to that situation.
Speaker 11: What is the post war plan for Gaza exactly?
Speaker 17: So we don't want to have, you know, to stay
Speaker 17: there forever, but we will. We will stay there as
Speaker 17: long as we need to destroy Kamas's military machine, and
Speaker 17: that is the goal of this operation.
Speaker 11: And so it would mean Israeli forces in Gaza for
Speaker 11: an indefinite period of time.
Speaker 17: I wouldn't put it that way, but as long as
Speaker 17: our military operations are necessary to destroy Kamas's military machine.
Speaker 18: Once again, we have no intention of staying there. We
Speaker 18: have no desire to rule the Gaza strip in.
Speaker 2: Any sort of That was Mark Redjeff, Senior advisor to
Speaker 2: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin det Yahoo, speaking with our Caroline Heffger.
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