Trump talking about "violent" migrants who have come to the US: "You know, it's not just South America. We have people coming in from the Congo, large numbers from the Congo and Africa."

If this is the job, can I have it? Seems nice.

Harris, asked by Charlamagne Tha God if it's bad electoral strategy for politicians to talk specifically about their plans for Black people: "I am running to be president for everybody, but I am clear-eyed about the history and disparities that exist for specific communities..."

It IS quite substantive, and I think challenges the notion that Harris is light on policy.

Election discourse is broken. Notice the debate becomes about "field" vs. "house" African-Americans and not about the policies the two candidates are proposing and what they would mean for Black people. Which is actually helpful for voters?

Yankees noooooo 🤦🏾‍♀️

SOTOBOMBAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! #REPBX LETS GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

The boys from THE BRONX! 💫

Very nice piece from Amara Omeokwe Companies are finding it harder to raise prices as consumers tighten their purses, and that's making the Fed more confident inflation will continue to fall bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Economics

Terrible fielding the whole game. Bad decision making to walk Betts. Yankees gave that one away ugh!

Kamala Harris says she won't shy away from " the history and the disparities that exist for specific communities." So I took a look at her economic pitch to Black voters against the context of a wealth gap that, despite recent progress, remains stubborn. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Smart reporting here by my colleague Amara Omeokwe for Bloomberg Economics. Harris is making an economic pitch to Black voters. But the context is tough because the racial wealth gap in America has only been growing…

THE YANKEES ARE TERRIBLE. This is distressing. I’m going to bed.

Trump’s victory in the presidential contest threatens to upend the US economic outlook and alter the Federal Reserve’s policy calculus ahead, while renewing questions about how fiercely he might pressure the central bank during his second term. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Just now: Jerome Powell says he won't step down as Fed chair if asked by Trump

The Biden White House was very disciplined in its message on the Fed, except for a few stray comments here and there. They even put out a memo on the importance of central-bank independence. It’s a key difference from Trump on economic approach. He is willing to bully them.

I have learned so much listening to Astead this election season. Nobody has had sharper analysis 🔥

Came here just to ask this because it’s been living in my head rent-free: Why is the late in quotation marks???

Best one yet 🤣