steve charlie, host of the dr. turley. ox with lots and lots of subscribers on youtube. robert, i'm going to start off with you with this question, because are these college pro tests a result? of the presence lackluster approach to the cause a conflict and i think it could be again going back to my commenter. ringback here of students really not knowing the heart of what's going on here. i'm not sure that they're even paying a whole lot of attention to the politics of this aspect. i think they're jumping on a bandwagon of wanting to get out and protest the flavor of the day if you will get involved in something at their campus. the academics are not very pro law enforcement. so the time to call and police many instances with respect to this case over the last couple of weeks was well after damage was done, was well after buildings were taken over was well after encampments were set up and fortified with many different items that were purchased at home depot or other places. so again, there was an opportunity for the protest here. there was an opportunity for those stude

steve, brian, and charlie -- ainsley i should say.ne thing we deed coo need to remember at this point israel says there are still more than 100 hostages being held in gaza. back to you. >> brian: all right. thanks so much. i appreciate it. mean i will whoorks let's just a look at what it means not everyone grows up in israel and knowing how conflicted this land is this gray area right here. this is the free zone. you're not going to get bombed if you go over here. a pier over here to allow humanitarian effort to come in. trying to create a corridor, to allow people -- it will be easy go out of egypt but they don't want to participate so they keep everything sealed off. so right now it looks like we are telling everybody to head south. in rafah this is where the invasion is going to come. the most thing they want to do is move as many people out as possible. the problem is in rafah is where the hostages are, and where the remnants of hamas is. there's thousands still there. and it looks like sinwar, the bin laden of this conflict is si

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steve schwarzman on the sideline z -- cans as well, he'd be back in it. he's not supporting donald so far. ashley: we'll see. you're not an old dude, charliee. ashley: i will. i say it about myself. i'm not an old dude. [laughter] the closing bell's going to ring in just about 5 minutes' from now. yes, i know, i'm delusional. time to see if stocks can hold on to any gains, the dow up 60 points, the s&p essentially flat. you can see the nasdaq and the russell moving slightly lower. but any gains for all of the the indexes today, certainly the big three, would mark the second is straight day of new record closes. doesn't look like it's going to happen on the nasdaq, but we still have five minutes. earlier in the session is, as we told you, the dow touched 40,000 for the first time ever after closing above 30,000 for the first time more than three years ago. right now it's at 39,9311. still pretty darn good. joining me now is our countdown closer, andrew cry. andrew, great to see you. obviously, making history today. but are we due for a pullback anytime soon? if we have had analysts who said, you know what? there could be a correction coming

steve and les, thank you. charlieis going to be crucial to our coverage across the next six weeks and in exactly six weeks from today people will be voting to see who takes over in number 10 downing street. some things change a lot, but the weather can change sometimes as well. i can tell you here, it's really quite nice today. kind of mild, no rain and by stark contrast from yesterday. mild, no rain and by stark contrast from yesterday-— from yesterday. certainly a big difference _ from yesterday. certainly a big difference from _ from yesterday. certainly a big difference from yesterday. it's| from yesterday. certainly a big i difference from yesterday. it's been a different story elsewhere because let me show you what has been happening in the last 36 hours, this is the rainfall radar chart as it pushed across the country and sat in those areas but you will notice from the rainfall totals we've seen in some parts they have been well over a month of rain and that 36 hours and that's had an impact on some roads this

steve kovach. back to you. >> no. actually checking us in over here. sorry, joe. absence of long-time berkshire vice chair charliethis annual meeting. preparing for this with warren buffett working well past the age of 90. joining us, lead director. sue decker. great to see you. >> great to see you, becky. >> this is a different meeting with shareholders focused on what the future brings for berkshire hathaway. where are you all in terms of the board on all this, how are things going and what do you think about this year? >> as relates to charlie? >> yeah. charlie not being here. >> it's sad. he's you know, a legend, and also i've worked with him closely on the costco board as well as berkshire. it's sad, but i do think that he, warren wrote in the annual report a lot about his being an architect of berkshire. i think that means he's left a blueprint that guides us in decisio decision-making. he may be absent but his impact will go on never. his seat empty but he's all around us, in the air we breathe, in the dna of berkshire. >> what sort of things come to mind when you think about the bluepresent he laid out? w

steve. believe it. no one's ever asked me out. >> so jolly people believe you when you say these things. >> my mum messaged me last week saying i'm so sorry for charlie >> but. >> but yeah, i'm doing okay. >> but yeah, i'm doing okay. >> yeah, you're doing all right. >> yeah, you're doing all right. >> but, in order to ensure that men do pick up the, the pace a bit to make sure that they don't forget things and that they actually make a contribution to relationships. there is an app that they can call, they can download called angry gf for £6.99. and it does help them with little tips to sort of remind you of birthdays, anniversaries, but also if you've upset your partner in any way, things you can do to sort of, you know, get out of it and make it better. >> so it's called angry girlfriend. >> effectively. yes. yes. but again, not something that, i need or would want, i don't think because i think you should be able to the girlfriend or the app. i wouldn't want either ehhen app. i wouldn't want either either, but i think you can you should be able to have a, a conversation with your partner all about communication. >> but it's very interesting that