Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What is the latest on Macron's tariff response?
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Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. Top Iranian officials are calling for leniency and compassion for some of the protesters arrested during the latest wave of unrest. Nearly 3,500 people have been killed in the Islamic Republic's crackdown on the protests, according to rights groups, and almost 25,000 people have been arrested.
Iran's police chief says his forces will pursue the rioters and terrorists to the very last person and promised severe punishment for leaders and instigators of the protests. It's the end of the line for Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott. He was fired today after nine seasons at the helm and two days after the Bills' overtime loss to Denver in their divisional playoff game.
Meanwhile, tickets for tonight's college football national championship game between Miami and Indiana are skyrocketing. Bloomberg's Monica Ricks has the details.
The cheapest ticket right now for that championship game is $3500. Some have even been listed as high as 30,000 and midfield suites. They're going for about $1,000,000. Premium parking is also rising. That's more than $9000.
The frenzy is being driven by a large local alumni base and storylines like Indiana's Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who's returning home to play in South Florida. President Trump is expected to be among the 65,000 people in attendance. Monica Ricks. Bloomberg Radio.
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Chapter 3: How are European leaders reacting to Trump's tariff threats?
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