Mark Halpern
speaker
240 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 21 Nov
Mark Halpern’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear Wednesday afternoon delivering an update on the casualties.
The death toll has since increased to 12.
The governor not releasing any identities until the families are notified.
The plane destined for Honolulu carrying three individuals at the time of the crash.
The aircraft skidding down the runway colliding with an auto salvage yard and a hazardous waste disposal facility triggering several more small explosions.
Governor Beshear declining to speculate on any potential causes of the crash.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy ruling out one possible angle at a Wednesday afternoon press briefing.
Dozens of agencies responding to the scene.
A full NTSB report is expected.
Flights resumed at the airport yesterday morning.
And coming up, President Trump's tariff authority under the Supreme Court's microscope.
And bad news for windmills, but good news for lovers of coastal views.
On April 2nd, President Trump's declaring Liberation Day in the Rose Garden, invoking a national emergency to impose sweeping tariffs on dozens of nations.
The plan setting a 10 percent base tariff on nearly all imports beginning on April 5th and threatening higher reciprocal tariffs on dozens of nations based on their trade agreements with the U.S.
Global markets crashing in response to the announcement.
The administration then announcing a delay in implementation to allow trading partners more time to negotiate new trade deals.
In the last several months, President Trump meeting with a revolving door of various international leaders, most recently on his diplomatic tour through Asia, announcing several new trade deals.
Meanwhile, a coalition of Democrat-run states and small businesses filing suit, arguing the president lacks authority to impose the tariffs.
The legal fight winding its way through lower courts yesterday, reaching the Supreme Court in a consolidated case, learning resources versus Trump.
The question now in front of the high court, not whether tariffs are smart policy, but whether the president can use the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act to bypass Congress and impose tariffs on his own.
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