That is Warsh with Maclam, Bailey, and the Guard talking to our Sarah Eisen in Central Portugal at the ECB Forum on monetary policy.

Some of the headlines from Warsh at least. No forward guidance, of course, that became a bit of the running joke.

But they are going to have, in his words, a good family fight when we meet in a few weeks.

It says we're in the first or second inning of this AI revolution.

Independence, we will be an

independent central bank, no change is there. Some news to come next week on those new task forces,

and then dots will be present, he said, for a short period of time. I'm Carl Kintaneda with Leslie

Picker, David Faber, here at Post-Nine of the New York Stock Exchange. Jim has stuck around for a few

minutes because you're working on some stuff. Yeah, this morning Bloomberg comes out with a very

important story saying that Meda may be interested in selling compute using its incredible

resources to make money. Okay, I have confirmed this story. They expect real revenue,

unmatched distribution,

and consumer actors, an actual profit for what they have. Actual profit. I wish the other guys

had actual profit. That's why their stocks are being killed. Now, Mata did not have, you know,

the stock's been not that great. But, and they're confirming this is just a larger part of

their, uh, of what they intended, but they have 3.5 billion people,

and they expect to be able to use their considerable have to make money.

I take it from, by the way, Walmart has no idea why the stock's down five.

You want to go by Walmart and find the stock's been a big downturn.

But I think this is major, and I think the fact that meta has been able to

stretch, they've got a course, a course of profitability. What are the other guys have?

Well, Amazon has AWS, which is very profitable. Microsoft has Azure, which is also growing

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