ten-year has been sitting at least lately if you've been watching this, it's been sitting around that same threshold of 3.684% two-year is left almost at 4.3%i want to thank melissa lee and robert frank for being here today. that does it for us today. make sure you join us tomorrow right now, it's time for "squawk on the street. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber, live at cnbc's inaugural ceo council summit in santa barbara, california take a look at futures this morning. still in debt ceiling limbo, although talks resume today. uk inflation runs a little bit hot. decent batch of some specialty retail earnings. our road map is going to begin with that d.c. debt deal no signs of progress, but negotiators are set to meet

bad quarter last time. but i think that jensen is saying that, as you mentioned, we're hurting ourselves. she's saying, look, we're trying to make it so if taiwan -- the unthinkable happens, we're still strong, which is both republican and democrat position, which is one of the reasons why she's been, david, so successful >> yeah. >> she speaks to republicans i mean, actually, like, hi >> she does, yes not the premier in china >> no. that's -- >> that's also xi. >> i have her on speed dial. >> listen, a thawing would be a very positive unexpected thing if there was one to occur. >> you think it would be positive >> for the markets and business, of course it would this is a number one concern of, as we say, of ceos we've said it many times we heard it here along with now, generative a.i. and how that's going to change your business and what you need to do. but the relationship with china, between this country and the -- well, the relationship and/or