Gregory Korte

In this discussion, Gregory Korte, a White House reporter for Bloomberg, and Megan Scully, Congress editor at Bloomberg, explore the ramifications of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Korte highlights the impact on federal services and the financial strain on furloughed workers, while Scully delves into the political dynamics that led to the impasse. They analyze polling influences, potential compromises in Congress, and the long-term economic consequences, offering intriguing insights into how the political landscape may shift amid rising public frustration.

Gregory Korte, a Bloomberg White House reporter, provides insight into the political dynamics surrounding the US government shutdown. Molly Smith, an economics editor at Bloomberg, discusses how the shutdown disrupts crucial economic data collection, affecting everything from the Consumer Price Index to job reports. They explore the immediate operational impacts on federal workers and implications for future Fed decisions. The conversation also highlights the increased reliance on alternative data sources and the uncertainty looming over policymakers and markets.

Gregory Korte, a Bloomberg politics reporter, dives into Donald Trump's controversial plan to claim greater control over federal spending. The discussion revolves around impoundment, a tactic that could give the president authority over trillions in taxpayer dollars. Korte explains the challenges Trump faces, including potential legal battles stemming from the Impoundment Control Act of 1974. The conversation also touches on historical precedents and the broader implications for presidential power and the separation of powers.

Bloomberg analysts discuss Boeing's plea deal, Biden's polling, Gen Z trading stocks, Prada's deals. Experts explore meme stock trends, Gen Z investing ages, historical banking roots, and market movements. The podcast covers tech partnerships, international equities, and risks in U.S. equity trade.

Gregory Korte, a Bloomberg politics reporter specializing in elections, dives into the complexities of the U.S. presidential election process. He discusses whether we'll know the results on election night or face a drawn-out wait like in 2020. Korte highlights the shift in voting patterns and the critical role of concession speeches in maintaining democracy. He also addresses the challenges posed by new voting laws and misinformation, especially in swing states, emphasizing the urgency of building electoral trust.

Bloomberg's Gregory Korte and editor Wendy Benjaminson join to discuss the unprecedented change in the 2024 election after Trump's assassination attempt. They explore the impact of political violence in shaping America's history and future elections.

Gregory Korte and Jitania Kandhari discuss President Biden's news conference fallout, potential successors, voter loyalty, political polarization, market movements, and China's third plenum speculation.

White House and politics reporters, Akayla Gardner and Gregory Korte, discuss the calls for Kamala Harris to replace President Biden, her fundraising capabilities, and potential contenders. They delve into the speculation around Harris' candidacy, her loyalty to Biden, and implications for the Democratic Party if she were to take over. The podcast also explores historical precedents of a vice president stepping in for an incumbent president and Biden's efforts to improve his public image post-debate.

George Ferguson discusses Boeing's cash burn and production issues, while Steve Man recaps Tesla's earnings. Mandeep Singh previews Meta's earnings and potential TikTok ban. Gregory Korte talks about the latest political polls. Jennifer Grancio shares insights on the ETF sector.

Gregory Korte, Bloomberg's political polling expert, discusses how Biden's poll numbers have dipped due to economic concerns. The podcast delves into the impact of recent legislative victories and the Arizona abortion decision on voter sentiment, along with the influence of third-party candidates.