joining us first on cnbc is campbell's soup company ceo, mark klaus. mark, good to see you. war you seeing from the consumer in this holiday period? >> yeah, you know, i think we were all anxious to see how thanksgiving unfolded, and, you know, my headline would be resilient consumers through the holiday. and i think much of the purchasing and much of the dynamics with the businesses was fairly consistently, with a couple of notable exceptions. i think one of the dynamics we saw is that consumers were waiting much later in the holiday season to make their purchases, making it very important that in the key week we had the product and the right pricing and promise in place for that moment. but the good news is, i think the campbell's business and you may not know this, but we are leaders in the three top categories outside of protein for thanksgiving. that's broth, that's condensed soup, and that's stuffing. and in all three places, we grew share. and i think that was an important indicator for us to continue to feel good about the actions that we're taking to position our bu

how does ceo mark klaus plan to turn around a stock that has underperformed the ceo 500. >> and omarr breaks down why the fed has enough support now to end its tightening cycle. >> but first, the markets, large-cap indexes, modest gains. the s&p 500 a bit off its highs. nasdaq off a quarter of a percentage point, although, sarah, another one of those days where the average stocks doing a lot better.