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is joining us now by phone, we have Israeli writer and senior fellow at the Tel Aviv Institute, Hen Maziz. Um, first of all, I want to make sure you're safe and able to speak to us. And if if that is the case, could you please tell us what you know, if anything, about what's going on in your city right now and and how the population is reacting is reacting, how you're feeling. Yeah, I'm I'm safe. I'm speaking to you from a bomb shelter in Tel Aviv, a concrete room that is meant to uh protect civilians like ...

Do Israelis have the physical and mental capacity to start another conflict with its neighbor. You know, I'm talking to you from a bomb shelter at 9:45 p. m.for us in on Friday night. It's our holiest night. It's it's just it's not something that anyone should be experiencing to run this way for your life, for protection, and doing it several times.and and last night being woken up at 3:00 a. m. with alarms on this war beginning.It's not something we want. It's definitely not something we were asking for. W ...

And let's bring in Torston Slock. He is partner and chief economist at Apollo. And Torstston, don't worry.We're not going to ask you to pine on any of the geopolitical stuff. You your job as an economist is to factor in all the costs that we see and establish a conclusion. Here's the reality about the price of oil. We we think about the price of oil when it comes to gasoline.And that's true. About half of a barrel of oil goes into gasoline. But oil goes into a lot of things.Plastics, natural gas, by the way ...

Stocks fell sharply and oil prices soared Friday as Israel launched strikes against Iran's nuclear program and key personnel, heightening concerns about the possibility of a broader conflict in the region. https://t.co/ksO3QMGAOt ...

Oil highest since January. You know, yields are up maybe on the oil surge. Uh an inflationary move there.The dollar's higher on the safety trade. The gold's the gold is highest level since April. And then you have UBS saying try to look past what's happening here.That the impact on the market should fade fairly quickly. That's that's what they suggested. How do you see it.Look, I've been in the business almost 35 years. We've seen number of flare-ups in the Middle East. Every single one of them is being buy ...

Senator, despite what uh DHS claimed, we can clearly hear Senator Padilla did identify himself. He is, it's almost hard to believe as we watch that video yet again, shoved to the ground. This is a member of a co-equal branch of government trying to ask a question of the executive branch and that's what happened.So, let's just get your thoughts on the matter and and more than that, also what we heard from some of your colleagues afterwards as there was with the exception of Lisa Marowski, senator of Alaska, ...

CNBC's Megan Cassella joins 'Money Movers' to discuss the latest from the Israel-Iran conflict. ...

situation in the Middle East. The president attending a National Security Council meeting this hour. Let's bring in our Megan Casella live outside the white House for the latest.Megan, as he has spent at least part of the morning calling around to the various networks. >> He definitely has Carl. And that national security meeting.That is the only event that we know of on the president's schedule so far. Today. He is back in the Situation Room with his national security team this hour.After they spent the ev ...

Core Viewpoint - Nvidia does not expect the U.S. to reverse its chip export restrictions to China in the near future, leading the company to exclude the Chinese market from its revenue and profit forecasts [1][2]. Group 1: Export Restrictions Impact - The Trump administration implemented licensing requirements for Nvidia's H20 chips, the most advanced AI chip available for sale to China, in April [2]. - Nvidia anticipates an $8 billion revenue impact in the second quarter due to these export restrictions [2]. Group 2: Company Outlook - CEO Jensen Huang stated that any reversal of the export controls by the Trump administration would be considered a "bonus" for the company [1].