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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:08):
A major blow against the Trump administration and recently enacted tariffs. Now,
President Trump is criticizing a federal appeals court decision that
said he overstepped his presidential powers when he issued a
whole host of tariffs earlier this year. On Friday, the
court ruled Trump misused his authority when he used emergency
powers to issue tariffs on a number of US trading partners.

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The court said only Congress has the authority to issue
such measures. Despite this, the tariffs will be allowed to
stay in place as the case proceeds. Trump went on
True Social to say quote a highly partisan appeals court
incorrectly said our tariffs should be removed. Former Vice President
Kamala Harris will be protected by the California Highway Patrol

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after losing her Secret Service detail. Citing law enforcement sources,
The Los Angeles Times reports Harris will get dignitary protection
after President Trump revoked her Secret Service protection. Nick Harper
has more.

Speaker 3 (01:05):
Secret Service protection is something that presidents, vice presidents, and
other high ranking officials receive without restrictions during their time
in office, but when vice presidents leave, they usually receive
just six months of additional security. Former President Joe Biden
gave Kamala Harris extended protection of up to eighteen months.

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Donald Trump has now stepped in to end that. I'm
Nick Harper and Washington.

Speaker 2 (01:30):
And the FBI has released one hundred and thirty pages
of documents detailing MLB legend Pete Rose's connections to bookie
Ronald Peters. The files include interviews and memos during an
investigation into Peter's bookmaking operation in the late nineteen eighties.
A nineteen eighty seven memo sites a witness stating Rose

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owed Peters ninety thousand dollars in sports betting debt. None
of the new documents connect Rose to betting on baseball. Rose,
baseball's own full time hits leader, was banned from the
game and the Baseball Hall of Fame due to his
betting on baseball. I'm Jim Forbes. There's no ruling from
a federal judge on whether Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook

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can stay on the job while her lawsuit against President
Trump plays out in court. Ryan Shook has this story.

Speaker 1 (02:17):
A hearing was held Friday on Cook's challenge to her firing,
which Trump said is based on allegations of mortgage fraud.
Cook's lawyers have argued Trump doesn't have the authority to
remove her. They also call the allegations a smear campaign.
The judge is asking both sides to file additional briefs
by Tuesday. I'm Brian Shook.

Speaker 2 (02:37):
Microsoft is firing two more employees who took part in
a pro Palestinian protest inside the Redmond office of company
president Brad Smith. The tech giant fired the two workers
Friday due to what it called quote serious violations of
established company policies and code of conduct. Microsoft has now
fired a total of four people who took part in

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tuesday sit in. Thursday's term nations came a day after
the company fired two employees who were among seven people
arrested during the protest. The superintendent of Denver Public Schools
is firing back at the Trump administration on all gender
bathrooms and schools. Rob Dawson has this story.

Speaker 4 (03:15):
This stems from the Department of Education's assertion DPS has
violated Title nine regulations by converting some bathrooms in schools
to all gender. Superintended doctor Alex Morero says it has
never been true that Title nine prohibits the use of
multi saw all gender bathrooms and says he stands with
LGBTQ plus students. The Trump administration says DPS should convert

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the restrooms back to those by gender or risk even
an enforcement action.

Speaker 2 (03:42):
I'm Rob Dawson and experts are warning US workers of
the quote infinite workday trend. This labor day infinite workday
happens after the workday ends, when many of us are
still tied to emails, calls, and tasks. It leaves people
with a feeling that they're never off the clock. A
University of Virginia Reeas researcher says, it all starts with
the belief we can multitask. I'm Jim Forbes