We're getting some news out of Washington. Aean Javvers joins us with that. What do we learn here, Aean.>> Scott, we just had the press briefing from White House press secretary Caroline Levid in this past hour and she did something that I I want to flag for you in terms of the linguistics of this press conference because you remember that the president had said uh that he wanted unconditional surrender from Iran in order to end this war that as recently as over the weekend. Uh what Caroline Levit said toda ...

US intelligence saying it's seeing some signs that Iran is ready to deploy mines in the straight. That was a CBS report. Joining us to discuss is Megan O'Sullivan, director of Harvard's Belfer Center and deputy national security adviser for Iraq and Afghanistan under President George W.Bush can't be a good sign if we're talking to you when we're saying that Iran won't go the way of Iraq and Afghanistan. And I I would love welcome to the show. I'd love your thoughts on on that matter.>> Thank you, Kelly. Wel ...

Welcome back. We were up 300 points in the Dow. We've now given up almost all of those.Oh no, Pippa Stevens is back. Pippa, what's happening. >> Hey, Kelly.So, oil is well off the lows of the day with CBS reporting that US intelligence assets have begun to see indications that Iran is taking steps to deploy mines in the straight of Hormuz shipping lanes. According to CBS, Iran is using smaller crafts that can carry two to three mines each. We are seeing WTI bounce on this off the lows of the session by abou ...

Uh, Pippa Stevens is uh getting back in front of a camera because this news it just keeps changing. >> That's right, Kelly. So, we've been talking about the post on X about the US Navy escorting a ship through the straight of Hormuz and oil prices of course move lower, but the post is no longer on the secretar's page and the link now says the post does not exist.We have reached out to secretary secretary of energy for comment here. You see WTI now back above that $80 level. Kelly >> Pippa, the the intraday ...

Nvidia, meantime, is reportedly making its own version of that viral AI agent, OpenClaw, and they're naming it Nemo Claw. Wired reports they've been pitching it to companies like Salesforce, Cisco, and Google. Dear Jabosa has more now in today's tech check.Hi, Dearra. Hey, Kelly. So, what's really interesting about this whole thing is that Nvidia has built the most profitable lock-in strategy in semiconductor history.It all hinges on its ecosystem. Um it all hinges its ecosystem on a software platform which ...

Wall Street witnessed a stunning recovery Monday after President Donald Trump indicated the U.S.-Iran war could be over soon. Trump told a CBS News reporter on Monday that “the war is very complete, pretty much” and later said during a press conference that the conflict would end “very soon.” Sen. Ted Cruz weighs in on the potential duration of the conflict in Iran, and Armadin CEO Kevin Mandia describes the AI-enabled future of warfare, that is already here. Plus, CNBC’s Steve Liesman on the tough road vol ...

NVIDIA now reportedly making its own version of the viral AI agent Open Claw named Nemo Claw Wired reporting it has been pitching to companies including Salesforce, Cisco and Google. Our Derbosa has more on that in today's tech jack. This is going to be an interesting one.D >> it will be Carl and good morning. So first let me explain what claws are. If you haven't heard of them yet, you certainly will.They're AI agents that run on your computer and they do the work for you autonomously. So, they're not chat ...

Welcome back. Take a look at shares of HPE off session lows after reporting fiscal Q1 earnings, revenue coming in lower than expected, but reporting a beat on the bottom line and raising guidance for the year ahead. Also pointing to doubledigit memory cost inflation in 2026.Joining us now first on CNBC, HPE CEO Antonio Ner. Welcome back. Good to have you.>> Good morning, S. >> Good morning. So there's a lot to get to in including some of your strategy here, but just overall in the environment.What what with ...

Welcome back. Software is pulling back today after rallying over the last week. Our next guest says investors need to be careful trading the sector as these AI disruption fears persist.Let's bring in Ben Ritz, head of technology research over at Nelius joins us here at Post 9B. It's always our pleasure. Good to see you. >> Great to see you.>> What does that mean. Be careful. Don't trust this recovery. >> Well, I don't trust it.Um I think that we're going through a generational transition here in software wh ...

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