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P&L: Bloomberg's Meyer on the Sense of Growing Alarm in Kremlin
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Henry Meyer, a politics reporter for Bloomberg in Moscow, discusses the Kremlin's growing fears that a meaningful detente with the U.S. may not be achieved. John Augustine, CIO of Huntington Bank, discusses the Fed, the economy and investing under a Donald Trump administration. Jonathan Bernstein, a columnist for Bloomberg View, tells Pimm Fox and Lisa Abramowicz why hundreds of still-empty staff positions could cause Trump's administration to struggle. Finally, Alan Bjerga, co-host of Bloomberg Radio's "Politics Policy and Power," discusses Sonny Perdue being nominated for agriculture secretary, key issues for the agriculture sector and Steven Mnuchin's confirmation hearing.
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