Hi, I'm Andrew Ross Sorkin, co-host of Squawk Box. Today, I'm with Joe Kernan, and this is

five things to know before today's opening bell. U.S. Customs says it's going to stop

collecting President Trump's reciprocal tariffs early this morning, and the Supreme Court ruled that

those tariffs are illegal. In response, the President now says he's going to impose a 15% global tax, and he can do that for the next 150 days before having to look for

other ways to implement tariffs. Meantime, the TSA says that pre-check airport screening lanes

are operational in the United States. That's a change after the Department of Homeland Security had said early yesterday that faster security checkpoints were paused amid the ongoing

partial government shutdown. And Axios is reporting that Defense Secretary Pete Hegsef will meet

with Anthropics CEO Dario Amode at the Pentagon tomorrow. Source is telling Axios that meeting

likely to focus on the terms for the military's use

of Anthropics clawed AI, saying it will likely not be a friendly sit-down.

And Goldman Sachs raising its end-of-year projections for the price of Brent crude and WTI by $6 a barrel

in the fourth quarter of this year, the bank sees Brent at $60. And WTI by $6 a barrel in the fourth quarter of this year.

The bank sees Brent at $60 and WTI at $56, but the forecast assumes no supply disruptions related to Iran.

And dark comedy, one battle after another, taking high honors at Great Britain's top movie awards. It won for best film and

best director. The BAFTAs are seen as a good indicator of what could happen at the Academy

Awards next month. I want to say this meeting with Dario and Pete Hexeth is a super important

meeting because the Pentagon is currently using Claude AI.

And one of the things that's so interesting about Anthropic, which is different than Open AI

and some of the other models, Joe, is just this idea that they wanted to preserve certain rights

over how their models are used, that even though they

have a contract with the Pentagon, they can't be used in certain ways.

If in fact they continue down the path of trying to either create a board or some kind

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