June Grasso

June Grasso, a Bloomberg legal analyst and host of Bloomberg Law, dives into the recent Supreme Court decision allowing President-elect Trump's sentencing to proceed. She highlights the court's surprising 5-4 vote, emphasizing the implications for Trump's legal maneuvering. Grasso shares insights on the societal stigma of a presidential felon and the complexities of the appeal process. The conversation also touches on ethical concerns involving Supreme Court justices and the anticipated quick sentencing hearing ahead.

Dan Morgan breaks down Micron Technology earnings, Colorado Supreme Court rules Trump ineligible for US presidency, AMH hormone research for reproductive system aging in women, increase in sales of over-the-counter medications, equity rally and market valuations, discussion on potential recession in 2024

Tim O'Brien, political strategist and Bloomberg Opinion editor, Michael McKee, international economics and Fed policy analyst, and June Grasso, legal analyst from Bloomberg Law, unpack a judge's rejection of subpoenas to the Fed. They discuss the judge's reasoning, Rule 17 limits, impacts on Powell and a potential confirmation delay, and the political theater and market implications surrounding the ruling.

Dave Townsend, trade attorney who explains legal next steps. Henrietta Treyz, economic policy director analyzing macro and political fallout. June Grasso, legal analyst unpacking the Court's reasoning. Tyler Kendall, White House reporter with real‑time Washington context. They discuss the Supreme Court striking down sweeping tariffs, the unresolved refunds question, and which alternative trade tools the administration might try next.

Dave Townsend, trade attorney who breaks down statutory limits. Henrietta Treyz, economic policy lead who tracks market and political fallout. June Grasso, legal analyst who explains the Court’s reasoning. Tyler Kendall, Washington correspondent who covers policy reactions. They discuss the Supreme Court ruling that struck down broad tariffs. Short takes cover legal basis, market moves, refund uncertainty, and possible administrative pivots.

June Grasso, Bloomberg Legal Analyst, joins Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist at Interactive Brokers, to dissect the Supreme Court's ruling potentially paving the way for a TikTok ban. They delve into the balance between national security and free speech, questioning data safety for millions of users. The conversation also touches on the ripple effects this decision could have on tech companies and the future landscape of social media, alongside insights into current market trends and investor sentiment amidst these legal complexities.

June Grasso, a Bloomberg legal analyst and host of Bloomberg Law, discusses the recent Supreme Court ruling allowing President-elect Trump's sentencing in a hush money case. She analyzes the surprising divide among justices and explores the legal implications of the verdict. Grasso delves into the significant impact of a convicted former president on U.S. history, touches on the ethical concerns of justices' interactions, and anticipates a swift sentencing hearing, emphasizing the challenges facing the Justice Department.

June Grasso, Bloomberg legal analyst and host of Bloomberg Law, provides keen insights into the Supreme Court's ruling allowing President-elect Trump’s sentencing to move forward. She discusses the implications of presidential immunity and the responsibilities during transition periods. The conversation delves into the historical significance of Trump's conviction and potential backlash against the Manhattan district attorney. Grasso also highlights the unique ethical issues surrounding Trump's call to a justice while anticipating a swift sentencing process.

June Grasso, a Bloomberg legal analyst and host of Bloomberg Law, delves into the Supreme Court's recent decision allowing President-elect Donald Trump's sentencing in his hush money case. She discusses the surprising 5-4 split among justices and the implications of Trump's unique status as a former president. Grasso highlights ethical concerns surrounding communications between Trump and the court, as well as the expectation of a quick sentencing process with no prison time. The conversation offers insights into the ongoing legal ramifications for Trump.

Caroline Ellison, former CEO of Alameda Research, faced a 24-month prison sentence for her role in the FTX collapse and must forfeit $11 billion. Joining June Grasso, they discuss her cooperation with prosecutors against Sam Bankman-Fried and the profound financial impact on investors. The conversation also highlights the unexpected scale of her forfeiture compared to other cases and its implications for the cryptocurrency industry. Caroline's expressions of remorse shed light on the broader fallout from this high-profile financial scandal.