and a whole lot . >> let's get to david faber in l.a. david? >> thank you, carl.e are joined by the treasury secretary of the united states, steven mnuchin. nice to have you. >> pleasure to be here with you. >> a lot of response to the proposal put out last week. one-page proposal. many saying we don't get it in the sense of the deficits that are potentially seen as created as a result of the significant cut in rate could never be made up, some say, by the economic growth that you see it creating. i know you differ in that. ben bernanke saying i'll take under on 3% gdp growth. so many others do. what gives you the confidence that this plan can actually do what you say? what evidence are you basing that on? >> let me first say we think that it is critical that we have economic growth, and there's really three parts that will drive that. first is tax reform. this will be the most sweeping tax reform we've ever had. second part is regulatory relief. we can have sound regulations. make sure we have proper regulations. and the third part is fair trade. renegotiating th

i'm david faber at the milken conference. our guest right now, greg maffei. corporation. i haven't seen you since november. thank you. >> thank you for having me, david. >> i'm sorry you're not get on the line. that's to listen to the treasury secretary. >> i'm trying to get a friend to save me a seat. >> we'll take care of you, don't worry. you may have as much going on as he does, or even more. all right, i want to start off with a question that people have about charter and what liberty's view is of that position. these are the particular comments that mcadam made a couple of weeks ago. it seemed to indicate a desire on the part of horizon perhaps at least to explore something or having explored something. is there a chance that verizon would buy charter and/or that liberty would be interested in having a discussion about that? >> well, i can't speculate on that, but i mean, lowell has made comments about willingness and desire and i think he calls it industrial logic including charter. we at liberty remain the largest shareholder, very bullish on charter.

i'm david faber with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange.arl quintanilla has the day off. let's give you a look at futures here. we are set up for a higher open after of course a nice rally yesterday following that significant decline on wednesday. european markets you ask, and we answer. by telling you they're largely in fact entirely for those three in the green. look at spain there right now, or italy. they may be up, i believe. ten year note yield had been hovering around 2.2. moved up a little bit yesterday. 2.24 is where we are right now. on the ten year note yield. you can see crude oil also edging above 50 bucks. >> that's important because it should produce some sort of movement in the stocks. it has not. schlumberger, the great american -- the worldwide service company is pretty much where it was give or take a few points from the -- when oil was at $26. that group is the one that's lagged the market if you wanted to ask me what's the key. that group has -- >> i was going to do that later. we're just getting started. >> well, it's

david faber. >> straight ahead, apple iphone sales disappoint. the company says future product rumors could be to blame. do not miss this one. ceo tim cook will be on "mad money" tonight with jim cramer 6:00 p.m. eastern time only on cnbc. just like the marines did. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. you get to do the dishes.ed... bring 'em on. dawn ultra has 3 times more grease-cleaning power. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. a used car, >>> good morning, everybody. i'm sue herrera. here is your cnbc news update at this hour. isis is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing against a u.s. military convoy in kabul killing at least eight and injuring 28 more including three u.s. service members. the morning rush hour attack taking place near the u.s. embassy. >>> australian prime minister says that he and president trump will engage as two seasoned businessmen turned politi

david faber, back to you. we on timeline was. to you. >> let's send it over now to john fortt with a look at what's coming up on "squawk alley." john? >> well, from here, conference host, walt mossberg and karen switch are going to join us and reed hastings, ceo of netflix will join us and steve balmer, got to talk to him about a number of topics, including sports, microsoft and what he would be doing now if he were just getting started. listen. >>> i think getting into the energy business broadly, which would include tesla, i think there is going to be as many opportunities to make a difference there as anything we would find in information technology. . well, have you seen her work? no. is it good? good? at cognizant, we're helping today's leading banks make better lending decisions with new sources of data- so, multiply that by her followers, speaking engagements, work experience... credit history. that more accurately assess a business' chances of success. this is a good investment. she's a good investment. get ready, because

now this gets a 98 from david faber. >> that's right.ut they -- they're basing it much more on the algorithm. >> right. if you like this. then here are 400 other books you'll like. >> i guess some people buy books. >> you did that great special. i mean, do they do this as -- for irony or doing it to be able to say, look, here's a human sample. we're going to match that against the algorithm? >> i think data is so important for this company. this is not something to make money in itself the store itself. but it's something they can do i think that they think will be beneficial to the brand and beneficial to their ever increasing need to take in data and see how it goes. we have talked about the possibility of other store fronts for amazon and other areas. don't forget that cashless thing -- >> let's go full circle. shouldn't walmart have an edge with all of the stores and the 100 million shoppers, shouldn't they have an edge over amazon in that walmart has the best fleet of stores in the world. >> walmart was well ahead when it came to te

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i'm carl quintanilla here with sara eisen and david faber.ngs, a busy morning and week as we pay attention to that buffett said this morning on "squawk," the french election. plenty of fed speak and m&a. >> our road map begins with warren buffett speaking out. his warning to investors. thoughts on the economy. the united scandal and more. we'll bring you all the highlights from omaha. >> busy day for deals. comcast and charter announcing a partnership. coach buying kate spade. we have all the details. >> macron wins, the political outsider defeating marine le pen and we have reaction from paris straight ahead. >>> first up, after a busy weekend in omaha, warren buffett joined our becky quick for a three-hour special this morning. becky has some highlights from their conversation. you can essentially go anywhere because you guys covered a lot today. >> we did. the three of them happened to have a very deep and a very broad series of interests and expertise. we dug into a lot of different issues but one of the big topics that we touched on toda

jim cramer is at one market in san francisco, david faber at the milliken institute global conferencen beverly hills. auto sales earnings, the two-day fed meeting begins as futures are a little to the positive side. europe gets back to work. pmi six-year highs, ten-year yields near 2.33. the president a series of interviews on big banks, gas tax and more. the nasdaq rally rolls on buoyed by apple which reports tonight and united ceo set to testify on capitol hill this morning. what is at stake for the carrier and the industry? >>> first up the president's comments about considering breaking up the big banks, created a lot of buzz yesterday on wall street. jim, the point was made he doesn't often talk about the big banks, talks a lot about community lending, but that did give the markets a bit of a scare. was it deserved? >> i think that the president when he's in front of particular audiences likes to say the things that the audiences want to hear. this audience does not like the big banks, feel like what happened during the great recession was far too much concentration in the hands

david faber joins us. a very interesting conversation, and you tried to get him on what loopholes, what specifics on the tax plan, what did we learn? >> i wish i could say we learned a great deal but we're still waiting on the details that we asked secretary mnuchin about, brian, because the plan itself is one page long. and beyond telling us that all of the deductions that are going to be contribute to making it a possibility of not adding to the deficit. we don't know much. what we do know is that the administration continues to say it's all about growth. >> our focus is really on creating middle-income tax cut and simplifications. and as i said, a lot of the reduction on the high end is going to be paid for by eliminating deductions. people's effective tax rate won't go down. this is about creating jobs. this is about creating economic growth. >> people wonder, including ben bernanke, whether you can create as much as 3% growth the way mr. mnuchin is saying will be the case from rough by 2%. not one adm

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. question of the morning for stocks -- does jim comey's firing throw a wrench into the market's policy expectations as investors brace for weeks, maybe months of fallout on capitol hill. futures are lower. europe is mixed this morning. bonds did settle back a bit. and oil is up on the inventory draw and more numbers will come in today. our road map begins with the firing of the fbi director, what impact it will have on the rest of the president's economic agenda. >> plus we'll talk about disney's earnings. revenues though a bit weak and of course it's all about espn and cord cutting. you want toer what what bob iger had to say about the quarter. >> the yelp shares getting hammered. we'll dip through that quarter that is dragging the name down. obviously the story of the morning is the firing of jim comey. the lleyton ohis leaf -- the latest on his leaving the office. let's go to eamon javers this morning. >> good morning. we're an hour and half away from president trump meeting in the

david faber has been doing a lot of great reporting op this story. i just want to add some of my own. i'm told from sources that pandora is not only actively trying to sell itself, but it believes that it can get a deal done before that 30-daytime period ends. in which case, it would have to pay kkr $15 million basically in insurance policy as david was saying, certainly as i'm hearing, that's how the company views that $15 million payment. giving the company a 30-day option to sell itself, which it thinks it can do, i'm told. the company's adviser are actively working to get a deal done. according to my source, pandora is confident that the investor makes it more likely to happen and that's why they were will be willing to spend the $15 million for an insurance policy, much more to come on that, but again, my reporting is that pandora is confident that it can get a deal done in the next 30 days before the financing deal with kkr would close. pan doria said no to $15 a share and the belief was they found a private equity firm that's going help them w

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen at the new york stock exchange.ramer is off today. the market looks to take a breather here today. plenty to work with on the last session before the memorial day. macro data, the president at the g7. europe's on pace for a down day. ten year, 2.23. durables are down for first time in four months. and oil still below $49. our road map begins with quote very, very bad. the president's comments on germany and trade are in the spotlight. >> plus amazon is near $1,000 a share. will that run continue? >>> and the surprise gdp revision, higher for the first quarter. >> first up though the germans are bad, very bad, that's the what the president reportedly said in brussels. according to the german publication der spiegel. he voiced displeasure over the trade surplus. see the millions of cars they're selling to the u.s., terrible. we will stop this. a lot of discussion about what was lost in translation with the germans. gary cohn trying to clarify what the president meant on russian sanctions, but not the first time that h

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber at the new york stock exchange. lot to get to with jim today including his sit down with tim cook last night. a big day on capitol hill today. expect the house vote on the health bill. france is up nearly 1% after the macron/le pen debate yesterday. in fact, watch a lot of the commodities, oil breaks 47. now the lowest since november. our road map begins with the atand the gop on the verge -- the president and the gop on the verge of a much needed win. >>> plus apple making the $1 billion bet on manufacturing, launching a new fund to invest in u.s. jobs. we elle a -- we'll tell you what tim cook told jim. >> it's a big morning on the hill as the house is slated to vote on the health reform bill. it would give the president the biggest legislative victory to date. some gop congressmen have shifted from no to yes after an amendment was added to help cover pre-existing conditions. they're calling it the upton amendment, jim. the question is, what's the future for the bill, if it does pass the house and the senate and i

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and david faber. cramer is on assignment.he market takes stock of the global cyber attack, the north korean missile test and a final wave of retail earnings that are headed our way this week. europe is missed after merkel's state victories and macron's swearing-in. oil up on news of more production cuts and an empire manufacturing the first negative read since the election. our road map begins with a cyber warning after hackers attack 1 50 countries over the weekend. microsoft said it should serve as a wake-up call to governments around the world. >>> and there's an agreement on the extension of the oil production cuts. >>> the white house is hopefully to quickly pick the next fbi director. will democrats make that possible? >>> first up this morning, asian governments and businesses reporting some disruptions from this wannacry ransomware worm this morning. it's locked up hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries since friday. security experts warning of further disruptions as more systems come online tod

david faber at the new york stock exchange.utures under some mild pressure as earnings from retailers continue to show some weakness. political discord over comey remains a focus as the senate intelligence committee holds hearings later this morning. europe is pretty weak. bank of england pretty cautious today. oil climbs almost back to 48 after the best day of the year on those bullish inventories. our road map begins with macy's down double digits on the earnings miss. shares of kohl's taking a hit. >> shares of snap also plunging more than 20% after its first public earnings report. didn't go too well. but we'll dig in on the quarter. >> fireworks expected on capitol hill later this morning. acting fbi director andrew mccabe will take the stand in place of james comey. >>> but first, comps are below consensus, down 4.6 on the owned plus licensed basis. macy's says it expects the sales decline for the full year. this is nine straight quarters, jim, they have had comps in the red. >> yeah. i've got to distinguish macy's from k

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david faber at the new york stock exchange.230. 1% declines on the s&p. russell off 1.5. got gold at a two week high, the vix is higher, the dollar is lower. the president will speak at the u.s. coast guard academy later today. >>> our road map begins with the battle between president trump and former fbi director comey. comey memo reportedly claiming trump urged him to drop the investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. clearly as carl mentioned the markets are spooked by the news. we'll have the latest on washington and wall street. >> and target has shares that are higher. >>> and amazon considering getting into the multibillion dollar pharmacy market. plus, four new fire tablets wake their way to the -- make their way to the lineup. details straight ahead. >>> first up, the big story, nbc news is confirming that fired fbi director comey wrote an internal memo saying the president asked him to drop an investigation into former national security adviser flynn. our eamon javers is outside the white hous

i'm david faber along with jim cramer and we are both here at the new york stock exchange.arl quintanilla has the day off. let's give you a look at futures as we get started for the final trading day of the week. you can see kind of a mixed picture right there. european markets you ask. how are they faring, especially in the last half hour, especially since we got the jobs number, all in the green. the biggest mover when you get sort of adjustments, well, a little bit. but not really. 2.35. kind of hanging in there. crude oil has been one of the bigger stories of the week of course with its significant drop over let's call it the last week or so. >> oh, it's a crash. >> crash. >> i would put it when you have -- it's almost one of the things that we have to talk about was there two hedge funds -- >> somebody didn't liquidate it. >> 53 or 54, straight line, i think it borders on a crash. straight line. >> one of the stories we're following this morning. let's get to the others and our road map it starts with of course the u.s. employer -- employment picture. u.s. employers pi

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.utures are up solidly on day that would take all three indices of three straight days of gains. mnuchin is on the hill again. europe is mixed. the europe gdp was revised down a bit. and oil is down as opec is set to cut for nine more months. our road map begins with the retail surprise. best buy, sears, williams sonoma, all with earnings beat. shares of best buy are surging. >> and mickey drexler is explaining how the j crew market missed the tech revolution. >> the s&p is on track for another fresh record close. opec agrees on the cut extension and oil is down. a lot of news on the retail front. best buy is up, helped by an unexpected increase in u.s. comps. williams sonoma is out with better than expected guidance and earnings beat and then sears coming in above forecast. although sales continue to slump. it's not often, jim, an 11.9 decline in comp is actually above expectations. >> yeah. look, sears is a big short squeeze whenever it goes up and people realize well, wait a second.

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david faber at the new york stock exchange.oints. we await for the fed statement at 2:00 p.m. time. we have adp and tesla tonight. >> we have shares of apple slipping after the company reported revenues missing estimates on lighter than expected iphone sales. a deep dive into the results straight ahead. >> the stocks losing some ground. wall street awaits the fed's decision this afternoon. we'll hear from a former fed governor. >> sprint on the move. it narrowed the loss as it added phone subscribers. >> let's get to rick santelli. >> you know the biggest swath of the economy is the service sector and the number is 57.5. that's much better than expected and it follows 55.2. it is the second best number since october of 2015. because in february, we had 57.6. so that gives you an idea that it might not be the best number of the year, but it's the second best number in a while. now let's go through some internals. since it's jobs week how did the employment index look? well, it was steady, but a little lower. last look was 51.6 a

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. markets in the u.s. and past europe looking past the attack, the deadliest in the uk in over a decade. we await the official budget proposal here in d.c. the ftse up about 0.3. dollar flat, ten-year 224 and moderate action in crude. budget priorities the white house out with its 2018 budget plan today which targets big cuts to medicaid, food stamps and disability. >> plus u.s. markets are shrugging off global terror concerns. futures are aiming for a fourth consecutive day of gains. >>> isis claiming responsibility for the deadly concert bombing in manchester, uk. the worst terror attack in the uk since the london bombing in 2005. >>> the white house set to unveil the president's budget for 2018 which aims to eliminate the deficit in ten years, the budget includes $3.6 trillion in spending cuts over a decade, including medicaid, food stamps, welfare, student loans and disability benefits. the plan does call for an increase in military spending, most notably, jim, calls for 3% real gdp from 2021 all the w

. >> david faber asked limb about this a few days ago. mnuchin said summers needs to calm down.o helpful to have a former treasury secretary go after a current treasury secretary when you haven't heard the full details of the plan. >>> my pick is penned by tom price. writing in an op-ed today on the topic of the day, obamacare is on the verge of collapse. that's the title. time for congress to pass healthcare reform. price writing about the new legislation, the aahca, he says it will cut back the current laws crushes regulation and taxes provide affordable credit for americans who don't get insurance through jobs to buy their own plan and empower states to run medicaid in a way that the most vulnerable citizens can access high quality healthcare. the plan is clear. nobody will be denied coverage for being sick. this has been such a sticking point for some republicans and for a lot of democratic critics, it doesn't cover people with pre-existing conditions, so they will get left out if they're conically sick. secretary price says that's not the case at all. and that's what republ

i'm sara eisen along with david faber and mike santoli.e, carl has the day off. that little bounce we got around the open has sort of faded. the dow is now down about 18 points. nothing like the selling we saw yesterday. the s&p and the nasdaq still positive. the nasdaq having a gain of about a third of a percent. wti crude not helping out today. it is down 0.6%, david. >> thanks. let's get to washington, new developments out of that town. the justice department appointing former fbi director robert mueller as special counsel overseeing the investigation into possible ties between president trump's campaign and russia. let's get to our eamon javers outside the white house who will bring us up to date on an ever moving story. >> yeah, that's right. the president this morning offering us an unvarnished take on his impression of this special counsel news last night we got a fairly measured statement from the president issued from the white house press office and today directly on twitter. he said this, with all of the illegal acts that took p

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. >>> welcome back, 2017 gloeshl conference underway in beverly hills, and david faber is there with nstein. take it away. >> that's right. he is both those things in addition, by the way, to being his own talk show host which people don't know, david, you do the interviews that we'd like to do, and you just interviewed wilbur ross, by the way, anything interesting to say? >> well, many interesting things, and i asked about the slippers he wore. it was commented he wore slippers at the state of the union and said they were made for that event and didn't realize people would notice his footwear, but liked them and recommended them. >> interesting. your footwear looks fine for this event herement talk about events when it coming to private equity. >> okay. >> you lead an event that's going to monetize the overall investments last year, we did not see a lot of ipos. this year is changing. is the likelihood of being anyone to take something public increasing your desire to do so in terms of starting to actually realize investments? >> in private equity for the last five years, more money

david faber is joining us now. intriguing.et into this wireless business, and, i mean, how does that fit into their business models there? what's the aim here, do you think? >> well, that's a great question, bill, and a lot of people see this as an announcement itself, but as you know as we approach the wireless companies introducing 5g services, a ways out, but when we get there, they will be able to bring a broadband signal wirelessly into the home. that's perhaps more a threat to cable companies than currently the case, and we have comcast, our parent company, and charter as well, with the mobile virtual network agreements with verizon put in place a a number of years ago. they think, well, we have to use them, comcast announced not long ago with its intent to start using it, signing up the customers for a wireless service, but they are regional players, and they don't have the bulk in terms of buying hand sets at a discount of any kind, and on the face of it, at least, this deal allows them to think about a national footpr

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. live from the new york stock exchange.s give you a look at futures this morning. you heard joe mention it, we are looking down as you see on the s&p. the dow and the nasdaq. european markets in the red at this hour. at least they were the last time i checked -- yes, the same. a little over 1% in france and

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.remarket looks like how the week is shaping up. dow and s&p lower. nasdaq hanging on. got more retail pain from jc penney today and some combative tweets from the president. europe is mostly in the green and yields have come off as retail sales is a miss. core cpi falters at 1.9. the lowest since october of '15. the road map begins with a rough week for retail. nordstrom and penney are down this morning. >> nbc's lester holt sat down with president trump and we'll bring you the highlights on russia and more and plus the tweet storm this morning, threatening former fbi director comey. >> apple is taking aim at another all time high today and two analysts raising the price target. first up though, government data showing retail sales up 0.4 in april. the strongest gain in four months and nordstrom beat on revenue and comps are down 0.8. penney's swinging to the surprise profit, but revenue misses on a 3.5% decline in comps. jc penney is going to give its all time low run for the money to

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.e indices of three straight days of gains. mnuchin is on the hill again. europe is mixed. the europe gdp was revised down a bit. and oil is down as

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. a steady week with multiple fronts.he president in israel, the second leg of his overseas trip. macro data, earnings finally wind down. the ten year is still stuck around 2.24. opec is trying to deliver some more cuts at the meeting on thursday. our road map begins with a major shakeup in the auto business. ford firing ceo mark fields amid investor ease about the stock performance. >> plus, middle east deal maker in chief president trump is in israel this morning. this after signing a record arms deal with saudi arabia. boeing, black stone and ge among the big winners. >>> and the path to $1 trillion. rbc saying that apple has the potential to become a trillion dollar company within 18 months. >>> first up though, changes at ford, the automaker announced that mark fields is out as ceo and that fields has chosen to retire. he'll be replaced by jim hackett, the chairman of ford smart mobility division. hackett has developed a reputation as a turn around specialist. and shares of ford have fallen more than 35%. the company

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber at the new york stock exchange.s sit down with tim cook last night. a big day on capitol hill today. expect the house vote on the health bill. france is up nearly 1% after the macron/le pen debate yesterday. in fact, watch a lot of the commodities, oil breaks 47. now the lowest since november

david faber at the new york stock exchange.ailers continue to show some weakness. political discord over comey remains a focus as the senate intelligence committee holds hearings later this morning. europe is pretty weak. bank of england pretty cautious today. oil climbs almost back to 48 after the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. markets in the u.s.the attack, the deadliest in the uk in over a decade. we await the official budget proposal here in d.c. the ftse up about

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.- does jim comey's firing throw a wrench into the market's policy expectations as investors brace for weeks, maybe months of fallout on capitol hill. futures are lower. europe is mixed this morning. bonds did settle back a bit. and oil is up on the inventory draw and more numbers will come in today. our roa

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.shaping up. dow and s&p lower. nasdaq hanging on. got more retail pain from jc penney today and some combative tweets from the president. europe is mostly in the green and yields have come off as retail sales is a

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber at the new york stock exchange tim cook tonight on "mad money." it's a reaction to apple's earnings that's driving the day today. futures on the soft side. don't forgot a statement is headed at 2:00. macron and le pen will debate this aft

jim cramer is in san francisco and david faber is in l.a. futures are solid ahead of the earnings.ostly close in order the may day holiday. our road map is like this, first day of the month what is the trading set-up for may? it's a big week in congress from health care to

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york exchange

jim cramer is at one market in san francisco, david faber at the milliken institute global conference auto sales earnings, the two-day fed meeting begins as futures are a little to the positive side. europe gets back to work. pmi six-year highs, ten-year yields near 2.33. the president a series of

i'm david faber with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange.ve you a look at futures here. we are set up for a higher open after of course a nice rally yesterday following that significant decline on wednesday. european markets you ask, and we answer. by telling you

i'm david faber along with jim cramer and we are both here at the new york stock exchange.look at futures as we get started for the final trading day of the week. you can see kind of a mixed picture right there. european markets you ask. how are they faring, especially in the last half hour, especially since we got the

welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york to the turbulence in washington. the dollar's down, future's down, gold's up to the two week high as we await

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. and we are live from the new york stock exchange.res as we're one half hour away from the beginning of trade. kind of a mixed bag at this

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. a steady week with multiple fronts.trip.

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and david faber. cramer is on assignment. and a final wave of retail earnings that are headed our way this week.

welcome to q"squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber.ng, set up for a busy week in earnings. europe slightly red as the tension -- attention turns from macron's victory to the parliamentary elections in june. and our road maps begins with the oracle of omaha speaking out.

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen at the new york stock exchange. the last session before the memorial da