The Downe and Nesdek, especially in the Red, the Dow's about flat, that's a scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime. I'm John Fort here with Morgan Brennan, and we have got a jam-packed show coming your way. We're going to talk to two

expert voices on Geopolitics, Ian Bremer and Richard Haas, about the

turmoil in Russia over the weekend and the potential impact on global stability and the markets.

Plus three CEO interviews you do not want to miss the CEO of Lucid Motors on a new deal with

Aston Martin, the head of Steelmaker New Corps,

on demand for the Bell Weather Medal,

and the CEO Databrics on today's big AI acquisition news.

And now the S&P and NASDAQ, as I mentioned,

closing lower today, fifth negative day in the last six for those

indices but all three major averages still positive for the month as we head

into this final trading week of June. Joce from motto, Newberger Berman Group,

CIO.

Joe, good to see you.

So not a huge reaction, hey, from the market on the weekends Russia turmoil, but it certainly did remind us that we don't know everything, because I don't know that a lot of people saw this coming.

That's sort of one of your medium term things

that you're looking at, even though in the near term

no recession expected.

Am I right? Certainly, the geopolitical issues are always going to be front center.

The surprises of the last couple of days were just that.

They were surprises, but it was quickly seemed to be pushed to

the side I think there are other issues related to for instance US China relations

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