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I'm Carl Cantony with Mike Santoli here at post-9 of the New York Stock Exchange.

David Fabers at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills,

and Kramer has the morning off. Futures read after a nine-day, 10-percent rally for the S&P. Couldn't quite get to the 200 day on Friday, but there is a very busy week ahead. Speaking to which, let's begin with David, talk about what is coming up on Milken, not just today, but in the next few days, David. Yeah, we got two days of programming here and we've got some great guests today let me just tell you i mean mark rome

will start things off for us uh obviously an opportunity to talk not just about the macro environment

the company apollo uh coming off its earnings only on friday so we can talk a bit about that and

of course we're going to talk a lot about private credit not just with mark Mark, but I'm sure with John Gray a little later in the hour,

and in the middle, squeezed in between one of the biggest banks in the country. And a man we

haven't often heard from Charlie Sharf will be my guest as well. So very much looking forward

to sort of getting a, a sense where it think where things

stand uh... in the macro economy right now from all three

of those gentlemen carl given so many different things even in a short time between

when we may have last spoken that uh... to them things can change as you guys know

very quickly

yeah uh... obviously row and we we cannot wait cannot wait after a Friday's conference call from Apollo,

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