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i'm a little hang lee from the pro british democratic unionist, the u. p. now the irish liter v o for oscar are also metals politicians, the d u p, and did a 2 year boy part of the provinces, power sharing assembly. last week. they accepted a deal changing northern ireland relations, but the european union now that britain has left, so let's get wind this from our london correspondence here. got mass, so bear good. can you quickly remind viewers? what is so special about this moment? in particular for northern ireland, because i mean there's, there's so many different dynamics that play here and it is quite complicated. it is really complicated because original seeing a lot of conflict. you remember the troubles in the seventy's eighty's. um, even ninety's done the historic piece agreement. now for the fast time, we have the so called national the so that there is this the, this, the party that's actually one's re unification where the republic are farther than they for the 1st time of the 1st minister in northern ireland. so that makes it really historic,

these contrast events reveal divisions in the g o p and the ongoing struggle for the republican parties, core values, us and all the news. now, lee dissolve, you cranes, allies of pledge de support for as long as it takes in its war against russia. saturday, march, the 2nd anniversary of roches full scale invasion. to knock this on the day some a u. n. g 7 latest joins ukrainian president, florida me savanski, in a place where one of the 1st bottles took place and ukraine prevailed. friends greeted at the ensign of a sealed net keys on february 24th 2022 russian ad on forces attack. this airport. at the time, many photo russia would capture, keep the doctor a month and a half of ukrainian or assistance to to and withdrew his full asis from the area. so would you, ma'am? this is today. we are in a very symbolic place, was storming the assignment. what proved and wanted to win the bathroom for our capital, the bathroom for keys with the key bottle of the blitzkrieg. he was planning. it keeps implement and it was heavy stuff. but his 1st fundamental defense went on soldiers destroyed the landing of russian motors recently. the psalm

and deputy 1st minister, i'm a little pink lee from the pro british democratic union. as the dean u. p. irish leader leo for oscar also met with full politicians. the do you p enter the to your boy called of the provinces, power sharing assembly last week. except a deal changing northern ireland to relations with the european union. now this britain has left indeed of use very good mass told us what's so special about this moment for northern ireland to it is really complicated because original seeing lots of conflict. you remember the troubles in the seventy's eighty's um, even ninety's done a historic piece agreement. now for the 1st time, we have the so called national the so that there is this the, this, the policy that's actually one's re unification with the republic are farther than they for the 1st time a, the 1st minister in northern ireland that makes it really historic it's the policy that was aligned with the irish, the struggle against the british now sitting in government as the fassman stuff. of course, they're still advocating a united hollins, and this might actually o

guys all war takes a heavy toll on the innocent as newborns lee alone in the hospitals with family members know where to be found. as a ukrainian m p reveals and then these plans to this may be created on me come either in chief and his age media reports that the president appears in many tree mute the had a welcome to our international reaching you line for my new center in moscow, i am michael, quite shocked with the updates by the united nations relief. it works agency for policy bond records that go nearly $100000.00 palestinians have been killed or wounded or missing in together since the start of israel's ministry inc. cousin 4 months ago are to contribute to a 9, so she'll 9 has been one of those messing, but re established contact with us after 2 weeks of no communication. she sent us this report over 2 weeks of the 1 in the morning have gone out with a table hold on to use our city to check our tense projects. before we leave most of us because anything positive to consume close as you go up against it has noises that's willing to forgive anyone at any time these devices so we live developed over technology and one of the

. >>> "closing bell," tom lee, what more needs to be said he's got a big target for the s&p. you'll join me at 3:00 jason, find trade? >> mastercard. i like the momentum here >> stephanie >> american express. a little cheaper than mastercard, but they have net new customers at 2.9 million >> the rebalancer. >> four names have been in the strategy amphenol is one of them. >> they've met the rules for the entire time. >> the entire time all technology names right now, we have software at 13%, semis at 10%. >> so we are going to track this movement i will see you for the last hour of the week on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott i'm dominic chu in for kelly evans. here's what is ahead on "the exchange." if there was any hope left for a march rate cut, today's blockbuster jobs report put an end to it. but what about a may cut our economist now says that may be off the table, as well. he tells us why and when he sees the first cut coming plus, the headaches of health care billing we'll talk to the ceo of one company hoping to crack the code

lee's institutions when he attacks them he's attacking the basis of american p, strength and prosperity. and he's not being called on that. we call him reckless. he's going to get you killed. he's going to make you less safe. he's going to collapse world economy. he's doing stuff is really reckless because people don't understand the important institution he's attacking se speaking of reckless trump mocks nikki haley's husbands military service. haley called that disgusting. we're talking about major michael haley responding earlier today, posting this meme on x. let me read it the difference between humans and animals question mark. animals would never allow the dumbest ones to lead the pack nikki haley says her husband was angry about this attack. what are you hearing from republicans about this? he serving the us military overseas in the horn of africa right now yeah, i mean, privately, they're disgusted by this just as they were disgusted when he attacked john mccain a war hero but this is gross on a number of levels, right? he's going after a presidential candidates husband, spouse

lee is with us. i'm andrew ross sorkin. >>> and s&p 500 opening, call it nine poits.nge. show you treasury yields as well this morning as we try to make sense of what jay powell is up to. ten year note, 179. two year 1486. melissa? >> shares of snack and pepsico giant lowered earnings posting mixed fourth quarter adjustments revenues a bit light. resevenue fell first time in the years. on guidance side pepsi expects fiscal 2024 earnings per share 815 a penny above expectations raising annual dividend and stock down 1.4% now. >>> other top business stories, the white house announcing allocating $5 billion more in funding from the chip and science act helping set up public private partnership leading to creation of a national semiconductor technology center. awards for big tech still on the way. commerce department saying those should arrive in six to eight weeks. speaking of chips, a headline for you. openai ceo sam altman purchase importan -- purportedly wants to shake up that industry in a big way. global chip building capacity. cost, price tag, how much to raise? po

lee ask a rhetorical question. no, i won't. anyway. >> sean: here with reaction fox news legal analyst, lawford hall professor alan de alan der. p has this information and we live in a country where justice is blind and equal justice under the law and equal application under the law, how do you look the way hillary clinton's case was handled, joe biden's case was handled and donald trump's case was handled? because very clearly, implicated hillary in the end this report robert hur implicated joe biden as willfully retained. isn't that the same thing, gregh gerrit? >> how in the world to explainou this, sean to the americanpeop people.gets trump gets prosecuted and biden doesn't because he's too demented? this report should deeply alarm all americans. i i do think it is compelling evidence that the cabinet should consider invoking the 25thvo amendment incapacityki. because what robert hur was saying in his report is, bid joe biden is not competent to stand trial. how in the world is he competent to be present and special countenance says that biden's is senile and hard to prove willingness or intent. that is fundamentally wrong u

lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan, and guy adami. >>> and we start off with the s&p hitting a major milestone right at the close. for moments, just a moment, ticking above 5,000, before ending the day just two points below. the index still finishing the day with a record close. the dow did, as well. the s&p -- nasdaq setting a fresh two-year high. the s&p strength comes on the back of rallies in the megacap names, nvidia, meta, eli lilly. so, now that we've hit this big round number, where do we go from here? >> higher, mel. no, look. congratulations, i mean, for everybody bullish on the desk, everybody but me. i took the math in college for at least a day. 5,000 divided by 250, which you are not going to get, is still a 20 multiple. rachet down earnings, which are probably closer to 225, and we're looking at a market that's trading close to 22 1/2 times, which historically is pretty expensive. you can say, you know what, it's justified, the rest of the world is slowing down, united states, you want to be there, you should pay up for the growth, you should pay up on

i first saw with lee zeldin, former congressman, posting about it, but it's this idea from the far right that basically what happened to navalny is what is happening to donald trump p her in the united states. and you just wrote something about this is such a false moral equivalents. and it condemning that was once central to american conservatism >> yeah. i'm not even sure it's the far-right. i think it just sort of a dumb hackish partisan, right? >> i mean, it's newt gingrich is one of the guys doing this. lee zeldin, there's not some crazy far-right right-winger. he's just a partisan hack right winger look, my old boss, weymouth buckley. he famously, hey, like he had the most famous line about this when someone said to him, look, there's no difference between the united states in the soviet union. we both have these huge military complexes. >> and he said it is. look, if you refer to one guy who pushes old ladies in front of buses and another guy who pushes old ladies out of the way of oncoming buses. >> both. and you describe them both as the sorts of men who push old ladies around. you're missing something really important. >> the >> idea that we are anything

p 500 negative. we are down .2%. yields higher four basis points. coming up this hour, wei leees this researching. and winnie cisar as corporate bond sales hit a record. 90 minutes away from the fed preferred inflation gauge, the core pce inflator. wei li writing falling policies have been pushing inflation down -- we think inflation will resurge due to stubbornly high services inflation but we expect that only become visible later this year. wei li joins us to talk about it. why we have to wait until later this year for this to play out? wei: goods deflation is dragging inflation down. just based on that alone we think inflation could meet the target of 2% later this year. after goods deflation runs its course we cannot extrapolate indefinitely because that is due to pandemic mismatch. some of the structural forces like persistent wage pressure could push inflation higher and fragmentation you talked about earlier on could push inflation higher. we believe that means inflation will go through a roller coaster path, going down before it rebounds next year. having said this, the

lee and former colleague corinne brown and lindsay boggs, hattie mcdaniels, first african-american journalist to cover the white house, my current and former staff, anita, danielle. and rashida tlaib. p brown and gold at morgan state university, former congressman bobby rush, former nba player, the honorable polar is, the difference vine nine made us a better place for all americans. i know that the difference vine nine will foster a generation of great leaders. and last but not please, let's get money to ukraine. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kelly for five minutes. mr. kelly: there is an old addage there are no problems in our family there are things we don't talk about. for years, we have been talking about a crisis at our southern border. in 2016, candidate trump talked about building a wall to protect american citizens from the surge that was taking place. he was laughed at. and he was continued to be laughed at by the current administration until the polling came out that said the number one concern of the american people now is illegal immigration and the fact that we are being overwhelmed at both our southern border and our

p the clerk: ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. mr. schatz, aye. the clerk: mr. rubio, no. the clerk: mr. lee. 2 mer padilla the clerk: mr. padilla, aye. the clerk: mrs. shaheen, aye. the clerk: mr. welch, aye. the clerk: mr. ■pkelly, aye. the clerk: mr. boozman, no. the clerk: mr. kennedy, no. mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: mrs. blackburn, aye. ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. lankford, no. the clerk: mr. coons, aye. the clerk: mrs. blackburn, no. mr. menendez, aye. ms. cortez-masto, aye. mr. paul, no. deficits. vote: the clerk: mr. budd, no.■a the clerk: mr. hawley, no. mr. daines, no. the presiding officer: on this vote, the yeas are 53, the nays are 43, and the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 476, joseph albert laroski, of maryland, to be a judge of the united states court of international trade. the presiding officer: by unanimous conse

p futures -.4%. in the bond market down about a basis points. 4.1696. coming up this hour, chris verrone of strategas. norman roule, and jennifer lee. we begin with our top story. the equity rally cooling ahead of this morning's cpi print. chris verrone saying even if we get a pullback in equities, the floor is high. trends remain overwhelmingly positive for a 50 day support on the s&p 500 at roughly 4770 at long-term worst-case 4600. we got the bank of america fund manager survey early. i will go through the most crowded trades. long magnificent seven, 61% of respondent short china, along japan, long cash. overwhelmingly, long magnificent seven. how concentrated are some of the actions you've seen over the last month or so? chris: it is one-sided in terms of leadership. this idea that it said stocks working the entire market is misleading. you have the small caps right now. give the s&p making two year highs. it has been a high bar. the good news is the other stuff , the other 490 stocks, they are not going down in price. when you look at the health of the market, you still have to argue it is pretty broad. it is well participated.

lee along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. becky is off today. taking a look at u.s. equity futures setting up for a low e open. s&plosing to 119. as for treasuries, stable picture throughout the morning. ten year yield 4.287. two year 2.687. data at 8:30 eastern time. gdp. all eyes this week on pce out tomorrow. among today's top business stories bitcoin moving closer to $60,000. main cryptocurrency higher jumped 15% just this week close to 40% this month as investors poured more money into u.s. bitcoin etf. apple, meantime, abandoning plans to build an electric car according to multiple reports. some of which said some workers on the project would be shifted to a.i. roles within the company. this closing the chapter on the decade-long effort at apple. the company declined to comment. another apple headline, bloomberg says company representatives met with department of justice officials in a final attempt to convince them not to file an antitrust suit. these meetings usually take place before officials decide to go in or xscrap a planned lawsuit. >>> back to the markets. over to senior markets common dater mike sa