Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

Investigators probe door plug blowout on Boeing 737 Max 9, potential broadening of the probe. Trump court battle over election charges. Bipartisan anger towards Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. White House's efforts to lower prices for consumers. Updates on Middle East attacks and market updates. Political news and economic updates. Sports update and coaching changes. Ongoing investigation into Boeing's 737 Max 9 jets and relationship with Spirit Arrow Systems.

Topics discussed include the investigation into the Boeing 737 Max 9 decompression incident, the possibility of a government shutdown, the Pentagon's failure to notify President Biden, and the launch of United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket. The podcast also mentions upcoming bank earnings reports, a decision on a Bitcoin ETF, and Congressman Tony Gonzalez's views on the Capitol attack.

In this podcast, the topics discussed include upcoming bank earnings season, UK economic data and the possibility of a recession, Taiwan's presidential election and its impact on US-China relations, and polling in the US election.

Winter snowstorm expected for East Coast; Jobs report shows employment gains in few sectors; Large bearish wager in US Treasuries options market; Secretary Blinken's trip to Middle East to counter regional conflict

Jeffrey Epstein's released documents reveal connections to high-profile individuals like Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew. Trump appeals to the Supreme Court regarding his 2024 candidacy. Topics also include border issues, Middle East tensions, TikTok's e-commerce plan, and a sports update.

Claudine Gay resigns as Harvard president amid plagiarism allegations and campus anti-Semitism controversy. Donald Trump sues Maine to be on primary ballot after being disqualified for election result disputes. Wall Street experiences major stock and bond drop on first trading day of 2024.

This podcast discusses the escalating tensions in the Middle East, including Iran's dispatch of a warship and the US Navy destroying Houthi boats. It also dives into Wall Street predictions for 2024 and ASML canceling shipments to China at the request of the Biden administration.

Gene Munster from Deepwater Asset Management and Dan Ives from Wedbush discuss topics such as the challenges faced by Tesla, the potential of Google, Apple, and Zillow in AI, the monetization of AI and its impact on the tech industry, the dominance of US tech companies in AI, the expanding influence of AI in various industries, predictions and resolutions for the tech industry in 2024, and the potential of AI in the coming year.

The podcast discusses the upcoming December jobs report and its significance for the Federal Reserve. It covers the impact of the UK economy on London's restaurant and cultural scenes, as well as the challenges in China's economy and markets. The hosts also touch on upcoming political items in Washington and the possibility of another government shutdown.

Maine's top election official blocks Donald Trump from the state's primary ballot; Shipping disruptions continue due to fears of Red Sea attacks; Sales of Nvidia's top product affected by US trade rules.