Neal Freiman

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14,692 appearances 180 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 11 Jun

Neal Freiman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And he says, I don't think I've ever heard a president say this before.
He said, I love the inflation.
So I think no one quite knows what he meant by that, but I think he meant I love the inflation report.
He said the numbers were great and that when the war against Iran is over, quote, inflation is going to come down like a rock.
But with more missiles flying around the Middle East, doesn't look like the war is ending anytime soon.
104 games, 48 countries, 16 cities.
After four years of anticipation, the World Cup has finally arrived in North America.
Tonight, Mexico will take on South Africa in the tournament's first match, kicking off a five-week footy extravaganza that will conclude with one team hoisting the trophy in New Jersey on July 12th.
This being the biggest event on the planet, there's a lot going on.
So we put together a preview of the most interesting business storylines heading into the tournament.
First up, the stadiums hosting the games have gotten a name change to become more generic.
For the World Cup, no longer is it AT&T Stadium in Texas, it's Dallas Stadium.
MetLife in New Jersey will be called New York-New Jersey Stadium.
Lumen Field in Seattle is now just Seattle Stadium.
Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium will be known as Tom Brady Arena.
The list goes on.
For the vast majority of the 16 stadiums hosting World Cup matches, they've been forced to hide their sponsors to play by FIFA's rules.
FIFA's got its own sponsors for the World Cup, and they've been guaranteed exclusive rights to the tournament.
So in the last few weeks, venues across North America have been covering up those huge logos adorning their stadiums in a process known as de-branding.
The only exception?
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