The stocks hitting session lows into the close today with the Dow finishing down 1%.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action's just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan along with John Ford who is in Las Vegas today. We are

closely monitoring a pair of big events. Yeah Tesla's annual shareholder

meeting is about to kick off.

That's one of them and President Biden's debt ceiling discussions

with congressional leaders at the White House

could wrap this hour.

We will bring you all the breaking news from Tesla and from Washington as it happens.

Let's get into today's market action though.

Joining us now are Adam Chrisifoulli from Vital Knowledge and Alejandra

Grindal from Ned Davis research.

Good afternoon to you both.

Adam will start with you.

The fact that we, well, it wasn't a particularly strong session to begin with,

but the fact that we ended here at Session lows despite the outperformance of big tech again today.

Your thoughts?

You know, it was a very strange session.

It was actually much weaker than it looked on the surface even with the slump into the bell.

If you look at the equal weight version of the S&P, which adjust for the outside

weighting up the mega cap text dots, it was a very weak session all day.

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