steve mcqueen was a great man. i followed him, i covered him as a homicide reporter. >> why did you cover him as a homicide reporter? >> he had cancer. he was giving money away, privately, to people fighting cancer who are underprivileged. it was a great man and all he asked is that i not mention his name and this is the first time i have revealed that. this is the first time i have revealed that, my correspondence with steve mcqueen. >> that is pretty cool. is there one stop you would like to see steve mcqueen over others? >> nvidia! of course! >> so we start calling steve mcqueen nvidia. stevens, board members, 08, $51 million in sales. >> congratulations, mr. stevens. >> will blame them at all. >> the moment of magnificent seven, he put the file on. >> i want to get back to this death match between and mark zuckerberg. that should be on espn for sure. elon musk is a much bigger man. the exercises limited to throwing his kids in the air. >> he is a much larger man in every way. >> but mark is probably quicker. >>

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i guess you do i know what it is. >> steve mcqueen is nvidia >> so, nvidia. >> absolutely. >> why wouldn ask that question i have seen "the great escape" quite a few times. >> it hits the floor sorry. i didn't see that. >> let's get the opening bell here at the big board, it is electric and gas company pseg, celebrating its 120th anniversary. at the nasdaq, structure therapeutics, a biopharma focused on metabolic and pulmonary conditions >> what's interesting is that it was a very speculative stock it got a bid from lilly, and lilly's stuff climbed on it. watch this there are lots of drug companies that have just been moribund pick off these little companies and people pull in on the lightning round and say, wow, that's a really good company i didn't know about it the home builders are down today. what is that >> is that allowed >> i don't know. we do have kb homes coming up, who's going to report. we don't want that to upset the apple cart would it it could i mean, it's florida and california, mostly people say the florida market is cool, david. that six-month in a day. clock may be ti

everything's terrible, take away the belt and shoelaces, i want to do things differently kind of like steve mcqueen talking to yul brynner about how the villagers didn't pull their weight if that went over your head, just go watch the movie. the original let me give you -- the new one was awful. let me give you a list of companies that i'm not willing to wait for before i start pulling the trigger on the magnificent seven. these companies should not keep you out of the magnificent seven at all i'm going to go over the biggest losers for the first five months in the year of the once mighty dow which is down oh so slightly for the year feen you when you include dividends the dow has only had five positive days in may, three of them in one week. are we really supposed to view the magnificent seven as a source of danger when the real threat is right in front of us in the form of the dirty dozen of the dow forget the leaders let's talk about the players that can't even make the team, might not even go out for it we're going to start with the ones that are least down procter & gamble off 6% through the e

i'm going to look like steve mcqueen and be so cool and the director, john mackenzie said, "hey, you'reand i thought, "[ bleep ] this is no good this is really boring. [ light laughter ] and we drove down the strand and john mackenzie, the director, god bless him, he drove. phil meheux was in the back with the camera and he said, "action." and he said, "just come up and point the gun. and bob hoskins wasn't there, he was just a dot on the camera >> seth: i mean, you certainly would never watch it and not think, as actors, you both obviously do an incredible job of making me believe you were there at the same time >> well, it's bob hoskins. bob hoskins just owns that scene. and i just happened to be part of that scene. >> seth: yeah, i guess probably still like that's less of a special effect than we're going to see in "black adam. [ laughter ] >> "black adam" is huge, it's a colossal piece >> seth: i think it speaks to exactly how long you've been in this business that you go from i.r.a. man number one to dr. fate not a bad ride >> stay in the ring as long as you can. thanks a million [

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>> steve mcqueen lived and yul brenner.ust to finish, anecdotally, when you have these runs like nvidia, if you don't have a retracing of someone, then it's a short squeeze. it's not real. the only stock that has defied that and created both a short squeeze and been real is the stock you're well familiar with, which is tesla, which has now been up. >> nine days in a row, i believe. >> yeah. >> yesterday, we were talking about it as well there are certain news events that people will cite, whether it's gm and ford perhaps pushing out some of their expectations which >> ford cash flow, i tell you, is going to come in more >> say that again. >> the ford cash flow, right now, the analyst is around $2 billion for the quarter i think it's going to be about $6 billion but remember, neo reports on friday, and the chinese now passed koreans and japanese, biggest exporters of cars. >> they have chinese, particularly in ev, have advanced, and they've started -- they're also doing cars that are, you know, finished much better byd, obvi

and buy the hanseng >> what is that, the great escape from tech steve mcqueen. >> would you do it >>> just going to stick with the a.i. move? >> who was the head of the bandits? for $10, who was the head of the bandits in "magnificent seven" brooklyn's own >> really? "beau geste. what else are we getting to this weekend? >> we're going to get to my mezcal, "the treasure of the sierra madre." >> very nice >> i can't even keep up. >> stunning. >> i got to say, your '60s and '70s film knowledge is par excellence >> back to nvidia, because it is 9/11 and i wanted to say the name because we haven't actually said what we had the question as to whether and how broad the demand is going to be and how extended it's going to be for these chips. you know, that's one of the questions i'm hearing. when microsoft, amazon, meta, and alphabet are full up -- >> and oracle. >> and oracle are full up, is that it? or does ford, does airbnb, does everybody need to have their own large language models? >> tesla >> tesla designs their own chip. >> and they don't really care for nvidia i'm going to make a p