now stock futures are slightly higher as they await the producer price index, we see them rising naughteading to how the fed is thinking about the fed and itinterest rates going forward. elsewhere, the new york stock exchange plans to launch a stock exchange in texas in a bid to lure new listings. this marks the reincorporation of the new york stock exchange from chicago after 143 years in the city. and it poses a direct threat to the recently announced texas stock exchange which filed with sec last month. it comes amid growing interest from corporate america to move business operations to the lonestar state, which it sees as business friendly. elon musk's tesla reincorporating there last year, and meta announcing similar plans. governor abbott welcomed it, showcasing the state as an economic powerhouse. >> cowboy boots and buckles all ready to go. >>> still to come, find out who's on the short list for the rock 'n roll hall of fame. >>> and an american dumbledore? find out if it may become a reality. out if it may become a reality. ...she always makes the perfect play. thanks to the ba

but by the time we get to the supreme court, my great fear is this will all be for naught. what are your thoughts? i will take your response off-line. guest: thank you. we do not believe there is one silver bullet to get out of the situation the country is thrust into, a situation deeply harmful to people and communities. litigation is an important role. without litigation, communities would still be going without programs like head start and meals on wheels and essential services. without litigation, musk and doge would still be rifling through data at the treasury department on individual americans. litigation is going to be really important in the immediate term. your concern about the broader place this goes highlights what we have sought to emphasize a lot which is litigation is one part of the work we need to do to protect our rights and the future of our country. but congress is going to also have to step in and check this runaway executive power. it is going to be incredibly important in the coming months and years that both branches of government check the executiv

. >> of which is going to be for naught. >> but as far. >> as wall street is concerned, but out. >> in the real world. >> maybe we get some concessions. >> on defense. >> or what have you. how should we be thinking. >> through. >> what could happen with europe and the uk? >> well, i. >> would i would split europe from the. >> uk in the. >> sense that for. >> whatever it's. >> worth, you know, something that happened six months ago. >> doesn't matter anymore. >> the trump. >> campaign advisers. >> were very. >> clear about they don't like. >> our trade. >> relationship with europe. >> they don't like our economic relationship. >> with europe broadly. >> european antitrust. >> investigations being a. >> factor in that. >> so i don't. >> think. >> this is. >> canada where. >> the justification looks completely made up. the mexican justification. >> is largely non-economic. >> i think we. >> have a they have a. >> serious problem with europe. that means. >> okay, we're going to go through a bunch. >> of chaos. >> but probably on. >> the other side, we're not. >> going to. >> get. >> canada

but by the time we get to the supreme court, my great fear is this will all be for naught.your thoughts? i will take your response off-line. guest: thank you. we do not believe there is one silver bullet to get out of the situation the country is thrust into, a situation deeply harmful to people and communities. litigation is an important role. without litigation, communities would still be going without programs like head start and meals on wheels and essential services. without litigation, musk and doge would still be rifling through data at the treasury department on individual americans. litigation is going to be really important in the immediate term. your concern about the broader place this goes highlights what we have sought to emphasize a lot which is litigation is one part of the work we need to do to protect our rights and the future of our country. but congress is going to also have to step in and check this runaway executive power. it is going to be incredibly important in the coming months and years that both branches of government check the executive branch i

but by the time we get to the supreme court, my great fear is this will all be for naught.your thoughts? i will take your response off-line. guest: thank you. we do not believe there is one silver bullet to get out of the situation the country is thrust into, a situation deeply harmful to people and communities. litigation is an important role. without litigation, communities would still be going without programs like head start and meals on wheels and essential services. without litigation, musk and doge would still be rifling through data at the treasury department on individual americans. litigation is going to be really important in the immediate term. your concern about the broader place this goes highlights what we have sought to emphasize a lot which is litigation is one part of the work we need to do to protect our rights and the future of our country. but congress is going to also have to step in and check this runaway executive power. it is going to be incredibly important in the coming months and years that both branches of government check the executive branch i