Daniel Bach

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1,877 appearances 52 recordings 2 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard yesterday

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WSJ Minute Briefing · U.S. Inks Trade Pact With Taiwan Tied to Chips and Security · 13 Feb 2026 podcast

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And we've got a lot more coverage of the day's news on the WSJ's What's News podcast.

You can add it to your playlist on your smart speaker or listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

WSJ Minute Briefing · Activist Investor Pushes Warner Bros. to Walk Away From Netflix Deal · 11 Feb 2026 podcast

Here's your morning brief for Wednesday, February 11th.

I'm Daniel Bach for The Wall Street Journal.

Activist investor Ancora Holdings has said it will push Warner Bros.

Discovery to walk away from the $72 billion deal it signed with Netflix.

Ancora has built a roughly $200 million stake in Warner and yesterday emailed Warner CEO David Zaslav to say it's considering a proxy fight if Warner's board doesn't negotiate the best deal for shareholders to instead sell to Paramount Skydance.

Warner has consistently rebuffed Paramount's $78 billion offer, arguing the Netflix deal has greater value, more secure financing, and a cleaner path to being approved by regulators.

House lawmakers have rejected an attempt by GOP leader Mike Johnson to block challenges to President Trump's tariff policies.

Democrats were joined by several Republicans who have criticized Trump's aggressive use of tariffs and their questionable legal underpinning.

A series of high-profile votes could begin as soon as today, including a Democratic challenge to Trump's tariffs on Canada.

And the European Union has approved Google's $32 billion acquisition of cybersecurity startup Wiz, making it Alphabet's largest-ever takeover.

WSJ Minute Briefing · Trump Plans to Gut Legal Basis for Greenhouse Gas Regulation · 10 Feb 2026 podcast

Here's your morning brief for Tuesday, February 10th.

I'm Daniel Bach for The Wall Street Journal.

The Trump administration is planning to reverse a 2009 legal finding linking greenhouse gas emissions with threats to public health and welfare.

The rollback would gut the legal underpinning used to regulate power plant emissions and fuel efficiency standards for cars.

Officials claim the regulatory rollback would equate to about $1 trillion in savings, and it's likely to be seen as a victory for the fossil fuel industry, which has been fighting federal climate regulations for years.

After almost eight years of construction, he's threatening to block the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge, which was funded by Canada, saying the U.S.

should own up to half of it and criticizing Canada for not treating the U.S.

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