Just walk us through what we expect in terms of the reporting quarter and in terms of the outlook. Yeah. So in terms of the quarter, they're reporting that Q3, the market's looking for revenues of about $55 billion.So that will be up about 57% year on year and EPS of about $1.25%, $1.26%. I think more importantly, looking to that Q4, the outlet that will give the markets looking for them to kind of guide to around $62 billion. So that would be on revenue. That would be up about 58% year on year.So kind of k ...

In terms of safety. Saudi Arabia has never been as safe as it is right now. You always had a little cloud over your head and sometimes that cloud was very big.That cloud is not there anymore and we want to keep it that way. So that's why tonight, I'm pleased to announce that we're taking our military cooperation to even greater heights by formally designating Saudi Arabia as a major non-NATO ally, which is something that is very important to them. And I'm just telling you now for the first time, because the ...

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So, thank you, Mr. . President. Thank you.>> [music] >> What the In terms of safety, Saudi Arabia has never been as safe as it is right now. You always had a little cloud over your head and sometimes that cloud was very big. That cloud is not there anymore.And we want to keep it that way. So that's why tonight I'm pleased to announce that we are taking our military cooperation to even greater heights by formally designating Saudi Arabia as a major nonNATO ally which is something that is uh very important to ...

It feels very weird to be back in the chair talking about data that has crossed, but we do have the first data since the shutdown ended and it is international trade for September. The trade deficit falls to $59.6% billion. The estimate was for 60.8% and we were at 78.3% in July.Now, this is old data in the yes, but category, it does matter because it's basically the final piece of data that analysts need to put together. The third quarter GDP report, which is going to be released in next week. So good news ...

First of all, going back to the meeting between the two leaders - President Xi and President Trump - it was a good meeting. And while it may be a temporary truce, temporary stabilization in the relationship, it's much needed. And it will provide guardrails for the two powers to, you know, engage one another.It will open up channels of communication. The intense competition and rivalry will continue, I'm sure. The mutual suspicion and distrust remains, but the guardrails will ensure that the rivalry does not ...

The one thing I think we can all count on is there will be tariffs, right. I think I think I know from experience from working for President Biden. Tariffs, once they are put on, are hard to take off.You know, President Biden did not take the tariffs from Trump 1.0%, didn't lower them. I argued with him that he ought to. But it's very difficult.And do you think it's going to be difficult for future administrations to unwind some of this. I really do. You know, now I have a specific viewpoint of this because ...

This morning, though, we get results from Target. Target and target narratives, profit forecasts, as we were talking about discounts and slowing demand weighing on earnings. Bloomberg retail reporter Emily Cohen joins us now.So what are we learning about the consumer that we're already a little bit worried about, Emily. Yeah, I mean, Target is seeing a consumer that is shopping. It's spending, not leaning into the the discretionary things that target is known for.The the retailer trimmed its forecast again ...

You've worked very closely, of course, Palanteer, in in Ukraine for a number of years since that conflict. What has Palanteer learned. What has your team learned by operating working with Ukrainians, particularly when it comes to the pace of digital transformation on the battlefield.>> Ukraine has been the R&D lab for AI in a military context for the last 3 years. It is the absolute bleeding edge of military technology. There is no substitute for a real battlefield.You can build things in the laboratory. Yo ...

Gaylor, where we're citing this as the big macro risk event because of the stock market volatility. We've also seen some of the correlations drop. Bitcoin aside between what you see in the stock market, what you see in other parts of the market is this is macro of an event, as everyone thinks it is.I mean, yes, certainly it's a very macro event. So my colleague Mark Cudmore has done work on what happens exactly after NVIDIA earnings are released. And what you typically see is that, yes, NVIDIA earnings are ...