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Well, my next guest says the president's recent actions are unlikely to persuade Americans about this war, steady markets, reassure allies, or pressure Iran. Joining me now is Richard Haass. He is president emeritus at the Council on Foreign Relations, also senior counselor at Center View Partners.Richard, great to have you. It seems obviously like you know, all of the things one might have hoped that the president's speech and maybe the the policy push were to achieve is is not necessarily happening in you ...

Our next guest thinks the bottom's actually in. Ed Yardeni is the president of Yardeni Research. He joins us now.Welcome back. That That was your big call this week, right. And And you feel like you're going to stick by that. Yeah, I think I am going to stick by it.I've been whipped around quite a bit along with the various comments being made by the president. But basically, I've stuck with my 7,700 S&P 500 by the end of the year. And I had been thinking that we could get a 10 to 15% correction.And the S&P ...

My next guest says the president's pledge that he will not leave allies in the Middle East stranded indicates that this war will be longer than expected and the energy markets are now readjusting to that reality as Pippa also laid out for us. Joining me now is Amriita Sen, founder and director of market intelligence at Energy aspects. Um and Amriita, you agree with that notion.>> Oh yeah, absolutely. And I agree with everything Pipa said. We we chat quite a bit and um the reality of what is going on in the ...

finals farmer Cisco systems continues to outperform Malcolm >> uh digital realy better place to get your exposure to the data center buildout >> happy 52- week high Sienna maybe an all-time high I don't know I can't go back that far the stock is screaming into the closing >> all right I'll see you on the closing bell the exchanges Yeah. ...

All right, welcome back. Some news in the deal making space today. Amazon reportedly in talks to buy Global Star and this would be a big boost to its LEO business that it was hoping will rival Starlink.Amazon declining to comment on this particular report here, but it could be a big deal. Joining us now to break down what it could all mean for us is CNBC correspondent Mackenzie Sagalos. Mac.Uh, this could be a kind of boost, right, in this race that Amazon is trying to put up there in terms of a constellati ...