we spoke with helen dixon.take on meta platform, the fine, and even regulation that could be coming down the pike. >> there's actually will awhole suite of regulation that's been implemented in the eu in addition to the markets last that will regulate gatekeepers like google. i think there's a lot of kerp that it was going to be the start and finish and noocter are more specific laws looking to target more specific risks like the risks that may arise in certain implementation of artificial intelligence. >> we talk about the breadth of the market it's linked to ai. is regulation a headwind that you're very concerned about? does that change your investment thesis at all? >> you have a very adversarial regulatory environmental companies have generally learned to live with that in terms of it it will give them guidance and reflection ai is a good thing the other regulation is worrisome. the companies have learned to navigate through that. our concern that the mega tech is going to slow down, it's not so much about

on wednesday, we have the interview with helen dixon >>> and china is banning the micron products overcommerce department opposes. shares of micron are lower and shares of chinese chip makers are higher. >>> wheat is trading lower after the ukraine deal extended for two months >>> credit suisse is preparing to sue the regulators over the at-1 bonds the staffers say they missed out on $400 million of bonuses tied to the bonds. >>> the "fast" franchise topping the weekend with $67.5 million haul knocking out "guardians of the galaxy" from the first place spot nbc universal is the parent company of cnbc. >>> and neel kashkari says he open to pausing hikes at the next meeting kashkari adding he would quote object to any declaration that the u.s. is done raising rates let's go right to sam stovall. sam, great to have you here. sam, i want to bounce off the neel kashkari comments what do you think? this follows jay powell on friday taking a less hawkish tone. >> we're of the mind set that the fed is on pause. how we differ from the street is we believe the fed will not start to cut interest