Hi, I'm Joe Kernan, co-host of Spockbox with Andrew Ross Sorkin, and this is Five Things to Know before the opening bell.

Third quarter results are due this afternoon from Bellwether, NVIDIA, the AI Bellwether.

Congress approving legislation to compel the Justice Department to release all records related to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey

Epstein. The bill will be sent to President Trump for his signature, which he said he will do.

We'll sign. The Trump administration taking another step in its effort to shut down the

Department of Education, the department will hand off some of its biggest grant programs to other federal agencies.

And the head of an airline trade group planning to tell senators today that air traffic controllers should be paid during future government shutdown.

Then they might never end though, because sometimes that's what forces the hand.

And this is, I looked at it and I can see it almost, versus some of the other art that we question.

That is one beautiful piece of art, a record in the art world.

This is a Klimt, a Gustav, a Klimt portrait sold for more than $236 million.

It's a record at Sotheby's. It makes a painting the most expensive modern work of art ever sold at auction. And you might not be able to tell it's worth that much, but you put that in a great place, in a great room,

and it probably almost feels like it's worth that.

You know, and it's beautiful.

You have an eye for things like that?

Maybe I have more of an eye now.

I have people I know that are into art.

Into art.

In a big way.

I don't know what I...

That's not moving me.

You like the one with the line, the yellow up here, and then a line here and then red on the bottom or something like...

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