Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition Two Week Iran Strike Deadline; Trump Can Continue National Guard in LA
Jun 20, 2025
Tensions escalate as President Trump considers military action against Iran in the next two weeks. Meanwhile, a federal court allows him to continue using National Guard troops in Los Angeles during ongoing protests. In the tech arena, SoftBank's Masayoshi Son is eyeing a monumental trillion-dollar investment in Arizona, partnering with Taiwan Semiconductor to build robots and AI. The podcast also touches on current events, including cybersecurity threats and the latest in the sports world.
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Two-Week Iran Strike Decision
- President Trump plans to decide within two weeks on striking Iran but may prioritize diplomacy if opportunities arise.
- Israel continues hitting Iranian nuclear sites, while diplomacy efforts persist amid Iran's resistance to negotiating with the U.S. under ongoing Israeli attacks.
Iran Exploits Security Cameras
- Iran is exploiting vulnerabilities in private security cameras to gather intelligence, a tactic increasing in modern conflicts.
- Similar cyber tactics were used by Russia in Ukraine, exposing risks in IoT surveillance devices.
SoftBank's Trillion-Dollar AI Bet
- SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son aims to build a trillion-dollar AI and robotics complex in Arizona through collaboration with Taiwan Semiconductor.
- The project's success hinges on government support and partnerships with global tech companies.