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Jared Isaacman and President Donald Trump have met in recent weeks and discussed reviving the fintech billionaire’s nomination to lead NASA, according to a person familiar with the matter.
A decision to reconsider the Elon Musk ally would mark a major reversal for Trump after the White House revoked the job offer in May citing Isaacman’s ties to Democratic politicians. That left NASA without a long-term leader as the space agency grapples with funding and job cuts and races to bring astronauts back to the moon.

Trump has met with Isaacman, a SpaceX astronaut and executive chairman of Shift4 Payments Inc. in person more than once in recent weeks to discuss his vision for leading the space agency, the person said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the matter is confidential.
The person cautioned that Trump hasn’t made a final decision and could go in a different direction. The role of NASA administrator also requires confirmation by the US Senate.
Today's show features:

• Bloomberg Tech Co-Host Ed Ludlow on reports that Jared Isaacman and President Donald Trump have met to discuss reviving Isaacman's nomination to lead NASA
• Samira Bakhtiar, General Manager of Media & Entertainment, Games & Sports Industry at AWS, on the impact of AI in Entertainment
• Laura Martin, Senior Entertainment & Internet Analyst, Needham & Co., on the prospects for consolidation in the media and entertainment business
• Edward Hamati, Chief Investment Officer of The Steward Trust and President of Polarity, on investment trends in the media and entertainment business

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Rubrik CEO Bipul Sinha believes that artificial intelligence is creating "one hundred times more opportunities," but with "one hundred times more risk" for cybersecurity clients. He joined Scarlet Fu and Norah Mulinda on 'Bloomberg Businessweek Daily' to discuss balancing AI innovation with data privacy.

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Several participants at the Federal Reserve’s September policy meeting said it was important to continue monitoring money-market conditions and evaluate how close bank reserves are to their “ample” level, as the central bank continues to unwind its massive portfolio of securities.

The remarks come as prolonged funding pressures in US money markets, just as bank reserves held at the Fed are dwindling, are suggesting the central bank may be getting closer to ending its balance sheet runoff.

A few participants noted that the Standing Repo Facility — the Fed’s liquidity backstop — would help keep the federal funds rate within its target range and ensure that temporary pressures in money markets wouldn’t disrupt the ongoing balance-sheet reduction, according to the minutes of the Sept. 16-17 gathering released Wednesday.

Today's show features:

• Kay Herr, JPMorgan Asset Management US CIO of Global Fixed Income, Currency, and Commodities
• Stephen Carroll, Host of Bloomberg Daybreak Europe, on Macron's next two days during which he needs to select a new prime minister
• Mandeep Singh, Bloomberg Intelligence Global Head of Technology Research, on how AI became a trillion dollar market
• Herman Chan, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst for US Regional Banks on the bank merger outlook

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