Bloomberg News Senior National Political Correspondent, Nancy Cook, discusses Donald Trump's regained appeal on Wall Street post-Capitol attack, bringing in bank leaders. Frank Sorrentino from Connect One Bank shares insights on Fed policy impact. Greg Halter reflects on the aftermath of Fed meeting and CPI data, highlighting implications for various sectors like auto insurance. The podcast also explores challenges with traditional banks versus FinTech, Genuine Parts Company as a strong investment option, and rising cocoa costs affecting Hershey's.

The podcast discusses the Supreme Court's decision to maintain full access to the abortion pill Mifepristone, highlighting the FDA's restrictions and implications. The episode covers the legal challenges and potential future legal disputes surrounding abortion rights, including ER doctors performing abortions. It also touches on the recent Supreme Court ruling ensuring full access to the abortion pill despite challenges in Texas. Expert insights on legal matters and upcoming Supreme Court decisions are also explored.

Spire Global CEO Peter Platzer discusses the evolution of space-as-a-service through satellite intelligence. Topics include sun's impact on spacecraft orbits, climate change, AI in data analysis, weather prediction, wildfire detection, and greenhouse gas monitoring.

Bloomberg Businessweek features Ira Jersey and Sylvia Jablonski discussing Fed officials' cautious rate cuts, Alexandra Browne on navigating portfolios in the rate environment, and Kunjan Sobhani's take on Broadcom earnings. Topics include the impact of rate cuts on investments, AI trades, and clients' interests in diverse investment areas like Nvidia and fixed income.

Fed Chair Jay Powell discusses recent Fed policy decisions, inflation, bond yields, and uncertainties around interest rate cuts. Analysis includes reactions to economic data, divergent opinions within the Fed, market uncertainties, and Powell's forecasts impacting various markets such as bonds and stocks. Examines domestic demand strength, inflation progress, and balancing economic growth with potential higher inflation acceptance.

Jessica Calarco from University of Wisconsin talks about how women have become America's safety net, exploring the economic gender gap and challenges faced. The podcast delves into the disparities in unpaid labor, societal expectations, and the importance of valuing care work. Discussions also touch on overcoming misconceptions and uniting for societal improvements.

Bloomberg News staff previews the Fed's decision and discusses Apple's AI plan. They cover inflation data, Apple's stock rise, and the impact on M&A. Real estate trends in luxury markets are explored, along with investment strategies and stock picks.

Bloomberg journalists Paul Sweeney and Jess Menton react to Hunter Biden's guilty verdict for gun charges, discussing the potential outcomes, legal challenges, political ramifications, and impact on upcoming events. The podcast covers the swift verdict, evidence presented in the trial, tax case implications, and public reactions to a prominent political figure's family member being convicted.

Global economic correspondent with the New York Times, Peter Goodman, delves into the worldwide supply chain crisis, globalization effects, and pandemic repercussions with hosts Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Topics include lean manufacturing impact, China's role in the supply chain crisis, challenges in modern supply chains, pressures in the trucking industry, and dynamics in precision scheduled railroading business.

Bloomberg News reporters Ryan Vlastelica and Mark Gurman discuss Apple's new AI tools and ChatGPT tie-up at WWDC. They explore the impact on investors, consumer response, and highlight the tech giant's advancements in the AI sector. The podcast also delves into political uncertainties, rise of populism, challenges in the evolving job market, and efforts to address inequities in access to capital for black-owned businesses.