it's really good to see you this afternoon, andrew ross sorkin.tch the full replay and bonus content tonight at 7:30 p.m. on nbc or streaming on peacock, and mark your calendar for cnbc's annual game plan summit bringing together industry leaders and people from sports and entertainment worlds. scan that qr code or go to cnbcevents.com/gameplan. that's it for "the exchange." it went so fast i didn't even realize. "power lunch" is up after the break. >>> welcome to "power lunch" on this friday afternoon. alongside kelly evans, i'm dominic chu. first a selloff, and now a rally. despite today's gains, we have seen a few cracks forming in the consumer and the market overall. we'll discuss that next. >>> and "deadpool & wolverine" hitting theaters and that theering some records, and we'll discuss what means for the media giants. >>> and the dow rallying more than 600 points right now. a stark change from earlier this week. at one point, we were pushing that 800 p

our andrew ross sorkin is live from paris for this year's olympics covering not just the athletes butind all of it as well. i know you have more, andrew. >> thanks, david. we call it money ball and this is like the olympic very of money ball and this summer we should mention that just paris is trying to change the game of how future countries will host the olympics. the country trying to reign in the cost and environmental damage just given how much they've gone over budget for so many years. we are here at the eiffel tower built in 1887 completed two years later in 1889. we're at the base of this iconic tower. it's going to become a new iconic venue for beach volleyball. we're in about 2.5 acres 13,000 seats in front of you. price tag it will cost about $26, down there courtside, that's $456 a seat. that's before the scalpers get involved. everything about these olympics is about sustainability and avoiding the trap where they become ghost arenas. this won't happen here. this is a temporary structure and everything is going to be reused or repurposed including potentially these share

. >> the paris olympics are under way and our andrew ross sorkin is there.>> shares of norfolk southern, the railroad rallying on the back of the latest results. the ceo joins us to discuss the company's outlook. big show still ahead with the dow rallying almost 550 points. stay with us on "squawk on the street." when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, get up to $800 off the new galaxy z flip6 and z fold6 when you trade in your current phone. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. antitrust is going global with a joint statement on ai competition concerns. our steve kovach joins us here at post nine, and he has an exclusive interview. >> hey, david. joining me is the head of antitrust department of justice jonathan kanter. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. great to be

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. dio. >> nice to see you all in studio. >> good to have you back. >> it's been a crazy week. >> 10:00 a.m. >> what? >> scotus. >> what? the scuttlebutt since the debate. >> i don't know what to think. i don't know what they decided. we have alex

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. >> thanks for the text. >> wow.t is really bright, too. it's so bright -- >> is that canary? >> i think it's called -- >> canary yellow. >> what's the word? >> banana. >> a minions banana? >> i have a much yellower tie. i didn't want to go with a full yellow. i don't know why. >> big bird banana to me. >> a fishes skeleton. >> it looks summery. it does. let's look at what is happening with the u.s. futures at this hour. yesterday, you did see the dow close at the all-time high. the s&p hit the intraday high before pairing the gains. the dow was up 200 points. the s&p up 16 points and nasdaq up over 70 points. this morning, those gains continue in the pre market. dow up 60 points. s&p futures up 6.5 points. the nasdaq indicated up 20 points. that feels like a broken record. how many times have we talked about new highs and the futures indicated higher again in the morning. this is a market that just does not want to slowdown. if it you check out what is happening with treasury yields, those yields are lower. the ten-

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. andrew, nice to have you back in studio. >> nice to see you all in studio. >> good to have you back. >> it's been a crazy week. >> 10:00 a.m. >> what? >> scotus. >> what? the scuttlebutt since the debate. >> i don't know what to think. i don't know what they decided. we have alex thompson on who -- >> he wrote a big story. >> roger altman will talk about it. >> heidi heitkamp. depending on who you speak to, you know, they are not all on the same page. everybody is trying to deal with a very difficult decision. who knows? >> the decision will be made by one or two people. >>> let's look at where things stand with the futures. this is the first day of july, first trading day of the month. the dow futures are indicated up by 36 points. s&p futures up slightly. the nasdaq off close to five points. since we are now halfway through the year, we might as well take a look where we are for the year to date. the a.i. boom powering the s&p 500. the nasdaq is up 18%. just over 18%. the dow would b

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i'm andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen and becky quick.he arc de triomphe in the background. among the big stories breaking overnight, hamas leader assassinated in tehran. this after attending the inauguration of the country's new president. hamas saying an israeli air strike killed the group's top political leader, iran's supreme leader vowing revenge now on israel for that assassination. the news coming hours after israel said it assassinated a senior hezbollah commander in beirut. we'll be watching to see what happens next. tensions have been rising in the region, responsible for one-third of the world's oil supply, crude at this moment, up now nearly 3% on the back of this news as questions about whether and how this may escalate. meantime, back to the other markets, the federal reserve's latest policy decision due out at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. investors as we have been talking about all week expecting the central bank to keep short-term interest rates on hold. but we're going to be watching to understand the language and see what is

i'm andrew ross sorkin and along with joe kernen. becky is off today. the markets will close today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. a look at the futures if we hope up 53 points higher on the dow and nasdaq up and s&p 500 open up about two points higher. s&p 500 closing we should mention above the 5500 level for the first time ever yesterday. the nasdaq also closing all time high after adding nearly 1%. look at treasuries as well. look right now at the ten year note and two-year at 2.422 and two-year up 4.75. all of this coming ahead of two key labor reports. the adp labor report will come out in june and talking about it at 8:15 a.m. eastern time when it hits the wire. economists expecting jobs to grow 160 thousand last last month and weekly jobless claims report at 8:30 a.m. and it's coming a day early due to the july fourth holiday when the markets will be closed. >> are you here friday? >> i am. >> good. so am i. that will be the unemployment number. nobody needs to know what i witness, obviously, but i broke my pinkie toe. >> joe had to watch the indigni

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we are live from paris, france. that's where the 2024 olympics are under way. there are some big headlines takes place already. simone biles leading the u.s. women's gymnastics team heading into the finals. biles was visibly pushing through calf pain ahead of all this. she was able to qualify for five individual finals. she had been wearing a brace. it didn't stop or slow her down. in the meantime, fencing history was made in the palais. two american women in foil. k keiffer was the lead american and scruggs wins gold and silver. and torri huske and gretchen welsh bring home the 100-meter butterfly. 12 total. three gold, six silver and three bronze. >> i saw torrie and gretchen. hugging each other in the water. they were in the lanes next to each other. >> a huge viewing of patriotism and loving the games. >> that is what it all is. it is amazing to see them go up there. i don't know if you saw on the podium. they stood ftogether at the top. it was really great. >> held hands. >> we have taken an early lead in the m

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and becky quick.y morning after a very eventful and tragic weekend. i want to show you the futures right now. the dow up about 223 points. the nasdaq up about 80 points. the s&p 500 up about 20 points. treasuries, you're looking at the ten-year note at 4.222, the two-year at 4.447. and bitcoin, as joe had mentioned the last hour has now moved higher up about 4% this morning sitting just at about 62,474. >>> former president trump has arrived in milwaukee for the republican national convention, just a day after he was shot in an assassination attempt. eamon javers joins us now from milwaukee with the latest. hello. >> good morning to you, joe. the former president, as you say is here in milwaukee, wisconsin, and we are gearing up for a big day at the republican national convention. one question on everybody's mind is whether we'll see a vice presidential announcement from the former president of the united states and whether that could come as soon as today. it has to happen this week. we're running ou

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. yeah, here we go. it's a thursday. there was a lot of activity yesterday. you actually had the dow closing above 41,000 for the first time ever. this morning, it is indicated down 44 points. s&p is down 8 and the nasdaq up 62. this comes after the dow was up 244 po4 points to hit the recor high. the s&p was down 1.4%. the nasdaq was the big loser. it was down 2.8%. this was the biggest decline for the nasdaq since its worst day since all the way back to december of 2022. it was dragged down by some of the chip stocks. nvidia. >> 512--point loss on the average of 18,000. we would be all over a 500-point gain or drop on the 40,000 average. why we're not mentioning more of 500 points on 18,000. >> the worst drop since december of 2022. >> after it has been like this, obviously. >> yes. a weird reversal to see the dow under performing. the russell 2000 out performing the last six or receiseven days. br broadcom and qualcomm falling 6% or more. they are rebounding this morning. less than 1% for broadcom and qualcomm. nvidia

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.s we do every morning, we will start with the look at the u.s. equity fultures. it is not what most of the global is paying attention to. s&p futures up 26. dow futures up 51. this comes after the nasdaq had the worst week since april. it was a down week for technology since the biggest global meltdown in i.t. on friday. you will see the treasury yields this morning. taking a look. 4.22 is the ten-year. the two-year is at 4.52. the big story is looking at politics this morning and seeing what will happen. bitcoin is up slightly. $67,000. guys, it is really politics which has captured the globe's attention. >>> let's get to it after president biden drops out of the race and endorses kamala harris. eamon javers has more with us. working overtime all weekend. >> reporter: good morning, andrew. we are told that kamala harris spent ten hours yesterday working the phones at the vice president mansion here in d.c. she was with friends and family and making calls to more than 100 officials as

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. >> thanks for the text. >> wow.ight, too. it's so bright -- >> is that canary? >> i think it's called -- >> canary yellow. >> what's the word? >> banana. >> a minions banana? >> i

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen. becky is off.out to talk to somebody who doesn't love independence day. a different type of independence day they had in the uk. take a look at u.s. equities at this hour. still three and a half hours before we open up. when we open up, it will open up eight points higher. nasdaq up four points. s&p is up a bit. the ten-year note at

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we are live from paris, france.under way. there are some big headlines takes place already. simone biles leading the u.s. women's gymnastics team heading into the finals. biles was visibly pushing through calf pain ahead of all this. she was able to qualify for five individual finals. she had been wearing a

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. yeah, here we go. it's a thursday.tivity yesterday. you actually had the dow closing above 41,000 for the first time ever. this morning, it is indicated down 44 points. s&p is down 8 and the nasdaq up 62. this comes after the dow was up 244 po4 points to hit the recor high. the s&p was down 1.4%. the nasdaq was the big loser. it was down 2.8%. this was the biggest decline for the nasdaq since

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.hat has been happening with the u.s. equity futures and yesterday in the markets. yesterday, you did see modest advances, but this morning, you see a pullback with the dow down 140 points. nasdaq is down triple digits with the decline of 100 from here and the s&p down almost 25. if you are looking at the treasury market this morning, the ten-year sitting at 4.45. the two-year at 4.76. >>>

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.nd we are talking amongst ourselves about the delta outage. hard to say why delta has been hit harder than any other carriers at this point. lots of flights coming on this. we are all flying delta in the next few days. we have concerns. >> a little bit concerning if you are flying delta. de delta's having trouble figuring out where pilots and flight attendants are

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. monday morning. lots to talk about.dy's mind this morning, let's look at futures. u.s. equity futures are higher across the board. dow up close to 200 points. 190 points right now. s&p futures are up 20. nasdaq indicated up by over 75. if you look at what has been happening with the treasury markets, the 30-year long term

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. here we go.while since we saw red arrows in the morning. the dow is off by 60 points, the s&p by 50. the become loser, nasdaq off by 250 points. a little more than that. the chip stocks are dragging after the biden administration floated using stronger trade restrictions to crack down on the chip sector in china. separately

andrew ross sorkin has more on what's head. andrew? >> thank you. coming up right here in paris at the olympic games. ahead, we're going to bring you what is trending and there's a lot trending and a couple things going viral, some of which just happened. we'll tell you about it. david solomon, coo of goldman sachs making comments about what the fed maor my ay not do next. we'll tell you all about it when we return. with so much entertainment out there wouldn't it be great... ...if you could find what you want, all in one place? show me paris. xfinity internet customers can enjoy the ultimate entertainment experience and save on some of the biggest names in streaming, all for just $15 a month. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." andrew ross sorkin is live at the paris olympics. big interviews including having spoken to goldman sachs' david solomon. >> thank you. we'll tell you about david solomon's comments in just a moment. it is hot by the way, 95 degrees plus hot, but what else is hot, tou

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. start with the look at the u.s. equity fultures. it is not what most of the global is paying attention to. s&p futures up 26. dow futures up 51. this comes after the nasdaq had the worst week since april. it was a down week for technology since the biggest global meltdown in i.t. on friday. you will see the

i'm andrew ross sorkin and along with joe kernen. becky is off today.will close today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. a look at the futures if we hope up 53 points higher on the dow and nasdaq u

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin, and it is day five of the olympic gamesbeen amazing. there haven't been any disappointments just in terms of how exciting this has been. we were just talking about the olympics. the three of us were at the gymnastics team final last night. we got to watch the u.s. team bring home the gold. the u.s. had the

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.is officially day four of the summer games and it has been a memorable run for team usa. last night, the men's gymnastics, that team won its first medal since 2008. it was a bronze. the u.s. everyone is talking about here is stephen nedoroscik. he is only competing on pommel horse and his performance clinched the medal for team usa. pretty amazing. japan and china finishing one-two respectively. this was amazing, guys, we were in the stands to watch part of the competition last night. >> there it is. the selfie. the selfie taken. you know what? this was not a sel

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick.y this morning affecting so many parts of the world. a major i.t. outage caused by microsoft's cloud computing services linked to crowdstrike and folks waking up to the blue screen of death in many places. airlines cutting flights back, work stoppages, financial services firms across the board, this is a real issue. some of this now coming back online but a lot of folks as i mentioned trying to make sense of what's happening as you go to your computer screen happening on windows systems. if you have a mac or linex, not the case. stove ko-- steve kovach has the latest. >> ceo george kirtz saying on x this is not a hack or some sort of cyberattack. what he did say is crowdstrike pushed out an update early this morning that caused the outage. they've been rolling it back and saying a fix has been deployed. just minutes ago microsoft technical support page was updated saying some customers are able to restart and getting back to their system. that crowdstrike statement from the ceo saying,

joining us from now, andrew ross sorkin.ng things around the city. folks trying to get from london to paris, the eurostar has now been delayed. it's creating increased security concerns across the city. i don't know if you can see it behind me at the arc de triomphe, but we have a dozen snipers that have made their way to the top of that iconic building right now. virtually all of the streets of paris starting at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon, at least in the main parts of paris, have been shuttered. there are 45,000 police from france working these olympics over the next two weeks, in addition to 50,000 other contractors and 1900 other police officers coming in from some 40 countries. there is still a lot of excitement for what's taking place tonight when the opening games begin along the seine river. >> to the business of these games and the first sponsorship deal of its kind lvmh, the company made up of luxury brands have made a $160 million in the olympics as the premium sponsor of these summer games. its brands are behind th

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin.e're talking about what has been happening with the u.s. equity futures and yesterday in the markets. yesterday, you did see modest advances, but this morning, you see a pullback with the dow down 140 points. nasdaq is down triple digits with the decline of 100 from here and the s&p down almost 25. if you are looking at the treasury market this morning, the ten-year sitting at 4.45. the two-year at 4.76. >>> a new suitor may be stepping up for paramount global. barry diller exploring a bid to take control of the parent company of cbs, mtv and paramount global. he later tried to ak scquire th studio in the 1990s, but was outbid. the developments are moving the stock this morning, but it is still down more than 30% in the last year. of course, the big issue is not necessarily buying paramount global, but buying the national amusements business and it is always unclear what it will mean to the stock of paramount global. an interesting twist in the saga. we actually had barry here a bunch

cnbc's andrew ross sorkin live from the city of light.network, vance in november of 2020 said on a conservative podcast that childless americans, especially those in the country's leadership class were more sociopathic than those with children and made the country less mentally stable. vance added that the, quote, most deranged and most psychotic commentators on twitter were typically childless. cnn also reports that in august 2021, one month after launching his candidacy for the senate, vance's campaign send fundraising e-mails referring to the radical childless leaders in this country. that e-mail came after his now infamous, childless cat lady comments on fox news. we have reached out to the trump/vance campaign for comment. what is clear is this is not just a one-off careless comment. this is something jd vance believed, said frequently and his campaign used it. >> on multiple occasions now. i must say if the harris campaign does not use the, quote, childless sociopath line, then that's greet dereliction of duty. it is the gift that k

cnbc's andrew ross sorkin. andrew, thanks so much as always.till ahead, we are just over a week out now from the summer olympics in paris where seven-time gold medalist, the legend, katie ledecky hoping to make history again in the pool. katie joins us just ahead on "morning joe." ust ahead on "morning joe." protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. have you ever considered getting a walk-in tub? well, look no further! in rsv vaccine shots. safe step's best offer, just got better! now, when you purchase your brand new safe step walk-in tub, you'll receive a free shower package. yes, a free shower package! and if

anderson, andrew ross sorkin asked you a question and at dealbook and new york times deal book interview, where he said, madam vice president, if you were to become aware that the president was somehow incapacitated, would you tell the american people? and she said, sure, i'd tell the american people. it's my ethical obligation to tell the american people so what was she just not in the loop on that, was she not in the loop that joe biden was kinda out of it for a long time. now that we're reading about it, and so many publications or she just a part of complicit in covering up for the former president that's a question i like to hear answer as well. so these are nuanced positions. these are very, very big policy positions, which she is now throwing on the scrap heap and starting over cari, i wanna give you the funnel we're no, i think what my good friend david is showing is that republicans really don't know how to deal with kamala harris. and i think that whether or not she chooses josh shapiro, mark kelly, whether or not she chooses any of the other individuals we will see a campaign

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin is in paris.lots to come from paris in the coming days. also counting down to the june core pce prices. a little less exciting but due at 8:30a.m. eastern time and likely to impact the fed's thinking about possible rate cuts. so a lot riding on this for the markets. >>> first, though a quick news headline. speaking of france. the country's prime minister says intelligence services and law enforcement have been mobilized to track down suspects responsible for an attack on the country's rail system. the national rail network called today's chaos a series of coordinating arson attacks that damaged a number of facilities. it said travel plans of 800,000 people could be affected through this weekend. it's something we've been watching closely. andrew, calls this malicious acts, not terrorist acts from what we're hearing in early reporting on this, sounds like it is angry people who did not want a lot of tourists in france. calling this kind of far left attacks. coming on this. what kind of security are

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. here we go.ight e been a while since we saw red arrows in the morning. the dow is off by 60 points, the s&p by 50. the become loser, nasdaq off by 250 points. a little more than that. the chip stocks are dragging after the biden administration floated using stronger trade restrictions to crack down on the chip sector in china. separately former president trump said taiwan should pay the united states for defense, and we're going to have more of that interview in just a moment. today let's move comes after the dow soared by 743 points in yesterday's session. that was a gain of over 1. the s&p was up by 0.f% and the nasdaq was up by 0.2%. the biggest driver for the dow is a gain of more than 6% for unitedhealth after upbeat earnings and guidance. you can check it out. a big part of that jump coming yesterday. >>> this has been a really interesting move too. the russell 2000 small caps index was up 3.5 yesterday. it's been trading as its highest level since january of 2022. it's still 8% from its al

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. this is officially day four of the summer games and it has been a memorable run for team usa. last night, the men's gymnastics, that team won its first medal since 2008. it was a bronze. the u.s. everyone is talking about here is stephen nedoroscik. he is only competing on pommel horse and his performance clinched the medal for team usa. pretty amazing. japan and china finishing one-two respectively. this was amazing, guys, we were in the stands to watch part of the competition last night. >> there it is. the selfie. the selfie taken. you know what? this was not a selfie. we failed at our own selfie. >> a professional photographer. the gymnastics is a four-ring circus. >> people don't realize when they watch on tv, a lot of the different -- different events are happening simultaneously. >> high bar, rings, vault and uneven bars. >> the way to watch it is the brilliance of television. they do a good job of putting stuff up on screen. a lot of stuff is happening. >> i see a red uniform.

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. and we are talking amongst ourselves about the delta outage. hard to say why delta has been hit harder than any other carriers at this point. lots of flights coming on this. we are all flying delta in the next few days. we have concerns. >> a little bit concerning if you are flying delta. de delta's having trouble figuring out where pilots and flight attendants are and when they're available to be matched to trips. >> everything was done on microsoft there. >> right. you need a pilot. i would prefer two most of the time. flight attendants. i like them to be there, too, but not quite as important, right? >> i want all of them. >> you need a full flight attendant staff to just make sure to satisfy all of your needs. >> you prefer a full flight. >> yeah. for the safety and all that. >> do you? >> if you are trying to get -- >> i have one for both of you that just came up over the weekend. do you tip the attendant? >> the flight attendant? i do on amtrak. >> they remember you and you are

cnbc's andrew ross sorkin, thank you so much, as always.ice director kimberly will talk about the attempted assassination of donald trump. it comes along widespread calls for her resignation after security lapses allowed a gunman to climb onto an unsecured roof and shoot at donald trump, killing one person, injuring two others. we're getting a sense of what she will tell lawmakers ahead of her testimony now. in her opening statement she will acknowledge the failures, writing the secret service's solemn mission is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we failed. we must learn what happened and i will move heaven and earth to ensure an incident like july 13th does not happen again, end quote for the director of the secret service. john, there are still so many questions, and so far no good answers about warnings from people on the ground, how that building was unsecured by the secret service, 130, 140 yards away, an open shot to president trump in the first place. it's going to be a tough hearing for her. >> it's hard to believe it's

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andrew ross sorkin, thanks so much as always.g severe turbulence on a flight from spain to uruguay. it happened yesterday. the flight had to make an emergency landing in brazil. nbc news correspondent tom costello has the latest. >> but let's go forward into starliner. >> reporter: on board the international space station, astronaut sunny williams and butch willmore are still waiting to see when they might return home. >> everything has been fantastic. >> all right. i was actually glad to see that, but that was the wrong report. we'll get to it in just a moment. still ahead on "morning joe," we're going to take a look at a new report from arizona, where a pair of new laws could prohibit 35,000 voters from casting ballots this year. >>> plus, tennis superstar coco gauff won a showdown on wimbledon's center court yesterday. we'll have the latest from the all england club next on "morning joe" and the tom costello report. we'll be right back. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my ps

joining us is andrew ross sorkin. so what changed his mind, andrew?larity around what's going on with the money. on twitter or x, i should say, he put out a meme attached to the "wall street journal" story claiming it was fake. what part of it is fake, we do not know. we're trying to understand a little bit better about how much money he may or may not be donating. he previously had said he did not intend to donate to either party. having said that, it was unclear whether he would endorse a candidate. he is now clearly very vocally endorsing former president trump. he did that literally within moments after the shooting that took place on saturday. lots of folks in the business world trying to understand what the implications would be of having elon musk not just next to donald trump but whispering in his ear about all sorts of things, whether it be about how to regulate ai and technology companies, subsidies or lack of subsidies for automobile companies. he's been outspoken against labor unions. so there's a whole buffet of issues elon musk brings to

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen. becky is off. i hope everybody had a good july 4th, independence day. we are about to talk to somebody who doesn't love independence day. a different type of independence day they had in the uk. take a look at u.s. equities at this hour. still three and a half hours before we open up. when we open up, it will open up eight points higher. nasdaq up four points. s&p is up a bit. the ten-year note at 4.43. then, there's this. all this may change. the fed releasing minutes from last month's policy meeting. this is happening after the closed bell or happened after the closing bell on wednesday. inflation is moving in the right direction, but not fast enough to lower rates. there should be no rush to cut. of course, we have the big jobs number, joe, later today, which might move all this around. >> would you have put bitcoin the stack? >> we could put bitcoin in the stack. >> oh, it's coming. >> it's down. >> it's down. is it down, but not out? it's 54 at this point. i can see it there. i don't know if w

for some insight on why, let's bring in andrew ross sorkin. andrew, who is it and why is it?e been having with business leaders who historically have donated in big dollar numbers to democrats, that they will eventually probably fall in line. but there's a couple things happening, if you will. one is -- and we talked about it a little bit yesterday -- the sense that the elites don't want to be seen as supporting somebody without more of a process. even as days go by and you see more support for harris, i think you will start to see some of the big names come in. there's another camp that is in the group of, you know, what are you going to do for me kind of thing, which is to say they are sort of back and forth with the campaign trying to understand what her policies are going to be around business, tax, a.i., technology. there's a little bit of, well, if i hold my fire, maybe i'll have some influence over how that all plays out. then the third group is in the sort of -- i hate to say they want to be only in the winner category, so they want to wait for the polls and see how t