i'm kelly evans. finishing the day on wall street now.ooks like the dow is closes above 18,000, adding 66 buoyants. just about 18,005. the s&p about the same magnitude. 2119, and the nasdaq up 12 to 4974. less than 1% from all-time highs in the sapp in the s&p. coming up the sec is said to disease decide on making the investors exchange an official stock exchange by next friday. we're going hear from the ceo in just a bit. and first here is senior markets commentator and pro columnist michael santoli. and carroll roth and team seymo seymour. welcome one and all. we were down. ramped back up. 2016 has made everybody like they have no idea what they are talking about. >> without a doubt. we're almost four months since the low in february and every time you have gotten to one of these round numbers on on the verge of a new high the market has hesitated and gathered itself and said okay. is this when it ends? so far we're sighing i think the i think the opposing currents are a lot of the things that have backed this rally are still in place.

here for the hour kelly evans. >> not in front of the ocean, though. beautiful shot. >> joining us re/code managing editor and cofounder of confide. our top story this morning, a rally under way on wall street on news of british exit from the european union is becoming less and less likely. bob pisani is standing by with more. bob? >> we gapped up about 1% on the s&p at the open and we have stayed up. let's call it steady as she goes. the same situation in europe. germany will close in about a half hour. let me show you how ger germany has been trading throughout the kay. the whole european system up 3% to 4%. half an hour left to german trading here. in the u.s. 5 to 1 advancing to declining stocks. it's been that way throughout the day. take a look at the markets in the middle of the day. banks leading as we got the ten-year yields moving to the upside. tech and energy also strong. the dollar has been weaker. oil is up. health care also leading. take a look at the big banks. remember, even here in the u.s. banks are down for the month. it's been roug

i'm kelly evans. well off the highs of the session when we were trading over 18,000.d be around its intraday high. the nasdaq couldn't hang in there. it closed down seven points under some particular pressure from the biotech and health care space. >>> coming up netflix is down nearly 13%. one solution is stalling growth. we'll get into that in just a bit. first we have cnbc seniors commentator and pro columnist mike santoli and mark cox. welcome, guys. steve barrassow will join us off the floor. >> we've got to a lot of round numbers. the dow flirting with 18,000 and the s&p not really a wrong number but basically at the near or closing highs for 2016. obviously the rally in stocks did lose a bit of steam at the end. one thing i note. we had a rally and we kind of get a little bit of a stretching or it or tacking on. it's just one of these, let's push the indexing a little higher without too much behind it. i don't know if that means there's hesitation as we go to this level or it's just kind of waiting for that next reason to get more of a dramatic move. >> what mig

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans along with bill griffeth. >> he gets to go home and you get to stay with me for the next couple of hours. >> lucky me. >> i'm looking forward to it. bill griffeth. stocks turneds around after the global action. we'll tell you what's behind this reversareversal. >> we're going to focus on financials, the worst performing sector. could there be an under the radar headwind weighing on the banks. we're going to talk about that. >> both sides of that issue coming up. >>> plus, unfortunately in venezuela latting continues as they grapple with food shortages and an economy that is definitely in crisis and the president is in exile here in the u.s. >>> the director taking a direct swipe at jack dorsey. we'll tell you exactly what he said. >>> let's start with the comeback in stocks today. bob pisani with the latest. bob? >> it's been an interesting day. to a certain extent we're become smacked around by brexit concerns and particularly on the currency markets. take a look at what happened just about the time of the european close at 11:30. the dollar weakened

i'm kelly evan. >> actually i'm feeling a little disruptive. i'm bill griffeth. bearish comments from george sore yoos and carl icahn. >> and how much is yahoo!'s busy really worth? >>> also an update on viacom, that whole report. >>> plus a new report says americans' wealth hit a record. did you feel that? we'll tell you what's behind the growth coming up this hour. >> and eric ripert will give us a report on consumer spending and a look at his unique path to success. >> looking forward to that very much. he has a terrific memoir out right now called 32 yolks. >> that was a nice french memoir. >> only you would be excited about the flow of funds report. >> it is a wonderful document. overlooked because it's not markety. how many people have an idea of wealth and different flows. >> a wonderful document. that's great. let's start with two billionaire investments making bearish market comments and they both like gold, by the way. dominic chu has the story for us now. dom? >> bill kelly, we already have an ideal, according to regulatory findings, his firm acquired

i'm kelly evans, and a huge finish for stocks ahead of a huge vote. dow adds 228 points to close there. in fact, closing above 18,000, and it's about 2.5% away from its all-time trading high. and the s&p even higher as it adds 27 to close at 2113. the nasdaq, the best performer, a bigger than 1.5% gain. it's a few points shy of the 5,000. now investors are waiting for key results on whether they leave or stay in the european union and the stress tests are due out shortly. we'll get coverage coming up. now, joining today's panel. cnbc's commentator and pro columnist is michael santoli and julia tedd from the "financial times" and steve barrasso and. >> we're fully positioned for a main vote, no doubt about that. i do think it's interesting -- the s&p 500 got back to where it was 15 days ago. june th we closed jewel 8th. we closed at 2. we went down in this anxiety. everyone got extremely positioned, have come back and taken it all back. the issue is if it is closed, if it is an exit, we're vulnerable, but i don't think it means we've used up all that i

i'm kelly evans. the stocks going out with a 23% increase.asdaq was lacking all day managed to post higher by 6.5 points. energy, a top former. the transports are weak today, down about 23 points. the vix continued to move higher. even the small caps were weak on the session. we'll have more on that. but the investors are set for a trio on big earnings and our reporters are ready to cover them all. josh lipton waiting for adobe, and diana olynick will be joining us. thank you, we'll be out to you shortly. michael santoli along with kevin new mark on a tuesday and steve grasso will join us shortly as soon as he's finished on the floor. mike, given what happened this morning -- the poll, i forget whose it was, coming out and saying, hey, there's still a bit of an impulse for britain to leave the european union, but then we kind of improved the tone. >> yeah. the market shrugged it auchlt it feels like it got into a neutral position. obviously they got back a little bit of that late-date selloff. it seems to me, though, that the direction of sur

i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm in for bill griffeth. stocks still not high enough to support many middle eastern countries. >> they'll get stock. he'll be joining us to discuss. >>> plus, as the brexit vote approaches i sat down with boris jops who thinks he should leave the european union. tune in to what he thinks. >> sounds like you stuck it in over the weekend. here's something you don't see everyday. an industry group asking for war regulations. they want regulation of the banks. they want more regulation of fintech companies in particular. cam fine will join us to explain after the bell. >>> we start with janet yelllye speaking. >> the latest market data raised the latest favorable possibility that firms may have instead have decided to expand their operations more slowly, and i intend to continue to pay close attention to developments in this area. >> so many think a june rate hike is off the table. let's ask. we have cnbc contributor jack. welcome, everybody. eugene, first to you. just as we were anticipating a rate hike, now it

. >>> later, yuri milner spoke exclusively with kelly evans about quest investment. the search for alien life. that's cool. don't move. >>> netflix continues to make a push into china, even though that company's struggles to break into other asian markets. south korea is a good example. tuna amobi joins us. it's a great market, great opportunities, but the structure over there, the political structure and the economic structure are huge impediments in some cases, aren't they? >> that's right. it's an attractive market but the conundrum doesn't go away overnight. media companies understand that china has unique challenges and attractive market so for netflix i think probably going to be a marathon, not a sprint. this is a market that requires a lot of patience and overtime i think the upside is quite tremendous. >> does the stock move if there's an amazement and going to do this? does it move lower considering how much trouble companies had going into china? >> i think they have demonstrated track record of launching successfully in several international markets. you

i'm kelly evans with the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. in case you haven't heard, microsoft is buying linkedin for $26 billion. we're going to talk about whether this acquisition even makes sense and if it could spark a new wave. in sympathy as we say. >> now apple just announcing siri's role is expanding. the personal assistant now coming to the mac and apple tv. we're live in san francisco with all the great news. >> and we'll be attempting to get an interview with siri, by the way. tomorrow is day one of the fed meeting with most economists saying a rate hike is off the table. when will we see any movement on monetary policy? we'll be joined live here at the new york stock exchange. >> and oil, the highest it's been. >> he's holding to that forecast. we begin with microsoft's blockbuster acquisition of linkedin, announced just before the opening this morning. jon fortt spoke with both ceos. jon? >> microsoft wants to get bigger, but to do that it needs online professional services running on the platform. linkedin has got more than 430

our coverage rolls out with kelly evans and bill griffeth at the new york stock exchange and what a job they're doing in london. i'll be joining them later. as well, some additional insight on the week ahead and i'll be here sunday night to give you insikt before monday's opening bell. i do think we are going to get a better chance to buy stocks in monday morning. i want dwrou keep your bat on the shoulder until i get a sense that europe's stabilized. always a bull market somewhere and i promise to find it for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, see you next time. time. >>> the uk has voted to leave the european union. >> the world stunned. >> i think it will have a huge ripple effect around the world. >> british prime minister david cameron resigning. >> i think the country requires fresh leadership to take it in this direction. >> the british pound to historic lows. u.s. stocks tumbling. >> investors pulling a lot of money out of stocks and moving them to u.s. treasuries. >> the dow going out with a decline of 609 points. that's pretty much right at the lows today. >> we are here toni

so we forced kelly evans to go to the aspen ideas festival and joins us now with one of mexi mexico'shest and important businessmen ricardo salinas. >> it's a tough assignment, but someone has to do it. ricardo, thank you for joining me out here. >> thank you. >> many don't know right after britain voted to exit the euro -- what do you think the long-term effects of this decision are going to be? >> well, it was a big hit for mexico, but mexico has a very sound fiscal and monetary policy. so just a case of trying to cover your losses somewhere by shorting the peso, it will be short. >> what about -- >> i think mexico has a competitive position in trade balance so we're not so worried about that. >> do you think the bigger risk is donald trump presidency here? >> well, you know, protectionism is on the rise. and it's really unfortunate because leaders ought to know that protectionism is an idea that's been discredited for ages. i mean, free trade is about freedom, about choice. and protectionism just is good for special interests who are very loud and vocal. we should not be carried aw

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. here we go. last hour in what has already been a tumultuous day of trading after that historic night where great britain voted to leave the european union. >> here's how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow declined 609 points. >> it ended up being 610 points. not 609 points. for the record. and this is just day one. this is the start of a process where we do not know how long this process will go on. we do not know exactly how it will end. again in global trading today, more than $2 trillion were set on fire, lost across global markets. the british markets and the pound had such a catastrophic drop that arguably britain shrunk today, in one day, from being the fifth-largest economy in the world to being the sixth-largest economy in the world. >> and i've spoken to her majesty the queen this morning to advise her of the steps that i'm taking. negotiation with the european union will need to begin under a new prime minister. and i think it's right that this new prime minister takes the

i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffith. the new beige book survey.oh it has more than half of the feds regions seeing modest growth right now. we'll talk about the impact this could have on the rate hike decision coming up in a couple of weeks here. >> and elon musk's surprise the owners of the upcoming tesla model 3. using the super chargers may not come free. how that could impact the number of pre orders coming up. >> just ahead. google and amazon making headlines at that code conference in california today. find out why jeff bezos of amazon says winning golden globes helps sell more shoes. >>> and sheryl sandberg joins us. stay tuned for that and facebook's ceo. and steve leishman now. on whether the fed is givie ini clues on the next rate hike. >> u.s. is youing modestly. and the --. the beige book did stay tagt labor markets were seen widely. and have seen wages pick up. other sectors show real estate was stronger and looks like manufacturing is doing a little better up at least from recent lows and today's ism manufacturing suggesting the same

i'm kelly evans at the new york city. >> new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. the fears of the brexit rising as the german ten-year bund falls in negative territory for if first time ever. if you follow those kinds of things, this is really a momentous moment. >> how about the u.s. tenure going down 1.5% again. we'll have administrator on these moves just again. new problems in venezuela too showing that venezuela's oil production suffering from the biggest monthly decline in a decade. we've got the latest from a country already reeling. >> absolutely. better than the real thing? alibaba's jack ma says sometimes counterfeit goods are better than the originals. he outlined his plan for the chinese e-commerce giant. >> he said they're basically the same goods made in the same factory. well, the flip side of that, signet jeweler is under fire for diamond swapping. there was a bearish note on the stocks a couple of weeks ago. >> i think it's a great deal of smoke. some say, it's old news and the company has intimated it's not going to. so was formaldehyde at lumber

the final hour of "closing bell" with kelly evans. you tomorrow, kel. >> the stocks on wall street finishing with gains, not quite what we had this morning. about three quarters of 1 percent. the s&p 500 up a little more than half a percent today. so after aiming for 2100 chrk it was last trading at, the nasdaq, the best performer, up three-quarters of a percent. coming up, set to price wednesday night and began trading thursday. we'll talk to an early investor in the tech eun come and get his take. first, though, joining today's panel. we have cnbc's commentator and procolumnist mike santoli along with sally craw chak. guy adani, always a pleasure. mike, let's just begin with how much this rally moderated. it's still a healthy gain, but does it tell us that maybe that optimism is already waiting as we move into the evening? >> they're a little gun shy. even tomorrow. the overnight action and the polls in britain tells us, maybe there's not going to be eruption in the eu. that's good news. just the bearing news. >> you mentioned the v

i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. a very newsy day. voters plan to leave the eu. global bond yields have been falling. just getting crushed. european banks have been getting hit all day, and weakness in the energy sector with the reports of an increase in production here in the u.s. not helping stocks as well. we're going to dig deep sbeer the pullback throughout the next hour here. >> tesla shares were also getting hit on the back of reports of a suspension problem. now, the automaker is vigorously defending itself in a statement. we'll bring you all the latest details coming up. >> meanwhile next week apple's worldwide development conference getting under way. it could bring an interesting announcement in an area you're interested in. ipayments. >> i think you invented that word. is that it? ipayments? >> i made something up? wow. >> i have no idea. but we will find out from our josh lipton what they might have up their sleeve. let's start with the broader market. yield collapse strengthened. the ten-year yields in germany, japan, an

i'm kelly evans. bill griffeth will be rejoining me. the dow going out at 690 points. the s&p closing. 20.37 dren. it looks like word that the r t russell. it's closing down 3.8% and we've got a big show coming up. scott mine erd is here. airplane callahan and richard fisher will be here, talkingen unthe uk's opinion. jackie deangelis brings how oil and gold were coming. >> it's a real panic. what i'm watching, they're rebalancing the russell indy sees. there's trade and owensed to to buy and sell. a lot of things have cloned. >> let's take a look. it's the financials down. 20% in europe. the double whammy, lower. they don't nearly have the exposure that they have overseas. citigroup rallied all week. industrials, you've got a problem. your floors, paccars, cummings, industrials, typically have a 20% volume, sales zpoesed to europe. all down. stronger dollar bringing are down names. fluor, paccar, eaton corp, cummins, you. >> itted tech. the defense names generally held up better than the overall market. you have your utility names like corn ed, and, of course, your s&

i'm kelly evans with the new york stock exchange. >> and that makes me bill griffeth. stocks well off their lous. the dow down 148 after that really surprising jobs report showing growth of only 38,000 jobs for the month of may. the smallest gain we've seen since 2010. on monday, wouldn't you know, fed chair janet yellen gives a monetary policy speech. is she rewriting the whole thing right now? is she making plans for summer vacation for herself and her federal officials? we'll tell you what to expect coming up here. >> the former ceo of mcdonald's says the number may look bad but the current employee picture looks even worse. he'll explain why coming up. >> and donald trump calling that jobs report in his word a bombshell. larry kudlow and barney frank will be along. >> and joel greenblatt gives us a peek into his strategy and why people should own a bucket of stocks like apple. he explains coming up. >> so much more. we've got a lot of things planned, coming up. let's talk about the things that cattalized the jobs rohrs. steve liesman, what in the world happened her

i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. are these for me? >> those are yours. i forgot i bought those. >> peanut butter m&m. >> elon musk doing a deal with elon musk. tesla. whe we have someone who says both companies are doomed. >> and on whether the uk should leave the european union is tomorrow. we're live in plond london and bringing you the latest poll results. >> and apple involved in a patent fight in china over the iphone 6. but the status of the company that holds the chinese pat nlt may actually surprise you. we have new details on that. >> and a rare interview with vice ceo shane smith. we'll play that for you coming up. >>> starting with this story of elon musk's tesla making the bid for elon musk's solar city. phil lebeau has the latest comments. >> take a look at shares of tesla and what happened once they announced this deal yesterday. and what's happened today with shares of tesla once the second -- solar city bid was announced. there you see it right there. down more than 10%. when you take a look at this deal, what a lot of people are still tr

i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. a very newsy day.e the eu. global bond yields have been falling. just getting crushed. european banks have been getting hit all day, and weakness in the energy sector with the reports of an increase in production here in the u.s

we ain't going to take it we're not going to take it anymore ♪ >> welcome to the "closing bell," kelly evans with the air guitar version, i'm bill griffeth. coming up, we're going to talk to one of the men behind this song, dee snider. he's going to talk about the rock and roll exhibit. he's been spearheading this thing. we'll talk about that conversion, even a collision between rock and roll and politics this summer. >>> and in other news united is updwrading its international business class. we'll get those details plus we'll talk about which stock in the sector hee likes now. >> i wonder if they charge bag fees for that international business class. jamie does want to talk about that. >>> meanwhile billionaires going to space. elon musk and jeff bezos soungd off on their intergalactic goals. musk says why his company will send people to mars even before nasa does. >>> plus, an exclusive interview. we're going to get his take on mergers, deals, ipos and work/life balances for their junior bankers. >>> a lot to get to. let's get to "closing bell." with the down 25 points, joining us today,

i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm in for bill griffeth.tocks still not high enough to support many middle eastern countries. >> they'll get stock. he'll be joining us to discuss. >>> plus, as the brexit vote approaches i sat down with boris jops who

i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffith.but oil hitting highest level in nearly a year today. we found someone who feels these higher prices are just a head take that we are desk nd to go lower before the end of the year. >> and the ath athleisure phenomenon is still going on. and lulu

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans along with bill griffeth. >> he gets to go home and you get to stayme for the next couple of hours. >> lucky me. >> i'm looking forward to it. bill griffeth. stocks turneds around after the global action. we'll tell you what's behind this reversareversal. >> we're going to focus on financials, the worst performing

i'm kelly evans with the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.aven't heard, microsoft is buying linkedin for $26 billion. we're going to talk about whether this acquisition even makes sense and if it could spark a new wave. in sympathy as we say. >> now apple just announcing siri's role is expanding. the personal assistant now coming to the mac and apple tv. we're live in san francisco with all the great news. >> and we'll

i'm kelly evans.g out with a decline on wall street after the federal reserve leaves its interest rates unchanged. the dow declines 29. the s&p down 3 to 20071 and the nasdaq down points. this all in the last half hour. the initial reaction was much more positive from the stock market. we'll get into the factors behind this move lower and what it means. gold also moving higher. we'll have lots of reaction to the fed's decision when we speak to jim grant who says the next move listen to ease instead of tighten. and also joined by former wells fargo ceo dick kovacevich. >>&mike santoli is here, along with cnbc contributor carol roth. and for more, guy adami and steve leisman stays with us. steve, the rate hike cycle has left the building. what is the jeff gundlach is saying. that is what you yourself told us a short while ago. >> yeah big changes here. worth note dprg all investors out there. first of all they didn't hike. they left rates unchanged. siting uncertainty out there in the economic outlook.

i'm kelly evans with the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. >> welcome back. >> thank. we're going to tell you where you can find growth. yes, we're flitting with 18,000. we'll see if it can happen by the end of the day. >> getting hit hard on the back of bad news from biojen and valiant. we'll bring you the details on what's behind these moves in just a moment. >> meanwhile nearly 70 million cars in the u.s. alone have

i'm kelly evans at the new york city. >> new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth.he fears of the brexit rising as the german ten-year bund falls in negative territory for if first time ever. if you follow those kinds of things, this is really a momentous moment. >> how about the u.s. tenure going down 1.5% again. we'll have administrator on these moves just again. new problems in venezuela too showing that venezuela's

in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> tgif. i'm bill give frith. grith fifth. >> only one more rate hike through 2018. this is from what had been the staunchest hawk on the fed. we're going to talk about what it means for the markets coming up here. >> countrywide, one of the faces of the financial crisis, front and center, will not be facing a civil suit. the justice department dropping its two-year effort. we've got the details on that coming up. >>> meantime, amazon is making a big bet on its echo device called alexa. all the alexas answering out there, people listening in. they're looking to make it a $1 billion business. will increasing competition from apple and google get in its way. that's something we'll look at coming up here. >>> plus, the end of an era. the partnership between american express and costco will officially end on monday. we've got new details on how american express is looking to address the losses. what citigroup and visa are planning next. >>> let's start with the concerns over next week's uk vote whether to leave the eu

i'm kelly evans. >> and i'm bill griffith. the new beige book survey.as more than half of the feds regions seeing modest growth right now. we'll talk about the impact this could have on the rate hike decision coming up in a couple of weeks here. >> and elon musk's surprise the owners of the upcoming tesla model 3. using the super chargers may not come free. how that could impact the number of pre orders coming up. >> just ahead. go a

i'm kelly evans with the new york stock exchange. >> and that makes me bill griffeth.ll off their lous. the dow down 148 after that really surprising jobs report showing growth of only 38,000 jobs for the month of may. the smallest gain we've seen since 2010. on monday, wouldn't you know, fed chair janet yellen gives a monetary policy speech. is she rewriting the whole thing right now? is she making plans for summer vacation for herself and her federal officials? we'll tell

we ain't going to take it we're not going to take it anymore ♪ >> welcome to the "closing bell," kelly evans the air guitar version, i'm bill griffeth. coming up, we're going to talk to one of the men behind this song, dee snider. he's going to talk about the rock and roll exhibit. he's been spearheading this thing. we'll talk about that conversion, even a collision between rock and roll and politi t

i'm kelly evans at the new york stoxx exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. did somebody say brexit?, boy. >> stocks are seemingly in a holding pattern as we await the findings in the uk. there are other big stories. >> how about apple. the new report says apple will only have subtle changes this year. that means there won't be a long line this year. it could have an impact on the alread

i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. are these for me? >> those are yours.t i bought those. >> peanut butter m&m. >> elon musk doing a deal with elon musk. tesla. whe we have someone who says both companies are doomed. >> and on whether the uk should leave the european union

i'm kelly evan. >> actually i'm feeling a little disruptive. i'm bill griffeth.nts from george sore yoos and carl icahn. >> and how much is yahoo!'s busy really worth? >>> also an update on viacom, that whole report. >>> plus a new report

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> happy brexit day. >> oh, boy. >> the stocks are rallyingthey'll remain in the european union. the polls are set to close in just under two hours. any time. we've got full team coverage of that looming outcome. that's coming up here. >> plus, power players. david rosenberg and roger ult nan will join us in a couple of hours.

here for the hour, kelly evans. >> not in front of the ocean, though.de managing editor and cofounder of confide. our top story this morning, a rally under way on wall street on news of british exit from the

i'm simon hobbs with david faber, kelly evans and mike santoli at the new york stock exchange.ara eisen and kayla tausche are with us from london and will join us shortly. let's take a look at where we are on the markets this hour. financials leading the dow down over 200 points again after friday's 600 point brexit fall. with the flight to safety the yield on the 10-year dips to 148. oil below $47. of course we're watching the uk banks rbs and barclays which have both lost around 30% of their value over the last two days. david cameron is going to speak in the house of commons in parliament within the next 30 minutes. we will bring that to you live. >> waiting on a possible decision out of the supreme court this morning, we'll bring that to you if and when it crosses. >> coming up, the former com mers secretary carlos gutierrez his take on what it means now that the uk has voted to leave the european union. fallout continues from that brexit vote on thursday. the analysis friday. let's head to london and sara eisen who joins us. what is the mood there now, sara, with the prime

in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> tgif. i'm bill give frith. 2018. this is from what had been the staunchest hawk on the fed. we're going to talk about what it means for the markets coming up here. >> countrywide, one of the faces of the financial crisis, front

kelly o'donnell from capitol hill. great to see you. thank you. >>> i want to bring in ileana johnson, the washington editor at the national review and evan mcmorrisntsoro, the white house reporter at buzzfeed who also hosts the podcast no one knows anything. great to see you guys. evan, i want to start with you. you covered the sanders campaign during the primary. obviously a lot of focus today on senator elizabeth warren, her chemistry with secretary clinton. do you think she could be effective at winning over a number of those sanders supporters? >> well, first of all, congratulations to you, kristen. having been fortunate enough to meet your betrothed, or your fiance, he's very lucky, but you're pretty lucky, too. >> thank you. i am indeed, evan. thank you. >> to your question, so this morning, when elizabeth warren was talking at this rally with hillary clinton, a lot of people were tweeting about how great she was doing, how happy they were. democrats thrilled with that event. i tweeted something to the effect of it looks like democrats are happy with hillary clinton. and i got just a few bernie diehards talking about how they don't like eli