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coming up, we've got exclusive comments from the ceo and founder, evan spiegel. the broader markets are higher, only slightly, 30 points or so on the dow, but anything positive is another record all-time closing high with 59 points left in the session >> and i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen let's look at what's driving the action today the mood in beijing about a possible trade deal with the u.s. has turned pessimistic. a source tells cnbc that trade uncertainty weighing on oil prices and bond yields today and new data showed home builder confidence ticking lower in november though still largely positive. joining us for the hour is mark tepper from strategic wealth partners mark, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> even as i just went through those different points that are driving the action today, we've got records again for the dow and the s&p, albeit just barely. >> right, yes. i mean, all investors are pretty much still risk-on and what's most surprising to me is you have this news coming out of china where china is potentiallily bay lbalking at ae deal

of how snap will handle political ads. >> reporter: that's right, and thank you, brian i asked evan spiegel how he's tackling political ads he explained why they're taking a different approach than twitter which is banning political ads and facebook which is allowing political ads but not fact checking them take a listen. >> we've tried to strike the right balance so we subject all advertising on our platform to review including political advertising and i think what we've tried to do is create a place for political ads on our platform especially because we reach so many young people and first-time voters. we want them to engage in a political conversation but we don't allow things like misinformation to appear in that advertising. >> so you fact check the political ads? >> that's correct. >> reporter: as for all the talk about regulating big tech from capitol hill, spiegel says he thinks it's important that regulation protect consumers without hindering the growth of startups and favoring the big companies that can manage the costs of regulation. he said that european privacy regulation is

. >>> a big interview coming up on monday julia boorstin has of an an exclusive with snap ceo evan spiegele'll bring that to you. time for the chart of the week guy. >> you have to look at this restoration hardware an $85 stock in june and having difficulties one of the reasons people thought the tariffs with adversely affectpeople thp but now more than doubled. warren buffett taking a stake. coming off a great quarter 12% revenue growth and you say there is no way it can be valued now given the run. it's only trading at 16 times next year's numbers. relatively inexpensive where it's traded before although it has a huge run and mr. buffett is in. it can go higher >> this was at one point a turn around story and management change story and also them getting really the restoration club hardware club onboard you become tied in the ecosystem and it works i can tell tu works. this has been part of the home improvement trade. rather than playing home builders i would be in home depot, restoration hardware, sherwin williams backup these are ways to play i think a consumer who has a job, a consume

coming up, we've got exclusive comments from the ceo and founder, evan spiegel.e broader markets are higher, only slightly, 30 points or so on the dow, but anything positive is another record all-time closing high with 59 points left in the session >> and i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen let's look at what's driving the action today the mood in beijing about a possible trade deal with the u.s. has turned pessimistic. a source tells cnbc that trade uncertainty weighing on oil prices and bond yields today and new data sho

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we should tell everybody, don't miss an exclusive interview with snap ceo evan spiegel this morning onime jim has a huge lineup of guests out in the valley this week. >>> final check on the markets now, we have turned into the red, we weren't green earlier. nasdaq looking to open down six points s&p off about three points and we need to thank the one and only walter isaacson. >> i'm sitting in becky's seat. >> you are we moved you. >> it is amazing. >> we had a ball with you. >> come on back. >> i'll come whenever you invite me i keep inviting joe down. >> i'm coming down. >> we're going to do a show from down there >> join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber at the new york stock exchange cramer is at one market in san francisco. at dream force is set to begin full coverage from jim all week long stocks were aiming for fresh records this morning, but pulled south from a tweet from eunice yoon saying china is pessimistic about a trade deal and strategy is now to, quot