All right, guys, thanks so much. Welcome to closing bell.

Scott Wobner, live from Post 9 here at the New York Stock Exchange.

This mega break out begins with how best to position your portfolio as the second half gets underway.

We'll ask our experts over this final stretch that very question.

In the meantime, we'll show you the scorecard with 60 to go in regulation today.

The majors are mixed, as you probably know by now, the Dow, the strongest of the three, as many of the recent

laggards get a leg up today and just the opposite for those stocks that have led the S&P to these

new highs. Invity is down, Apple's up. Tesla, it's a big loser today. Elon Musk and the president

are sparring once again over the administration's tax bill. We'll have more reporting on that.

Coming up in just a few, the automakers are hired today, and the administration's tax bill. We'll have more reporting on that coming up in just a few.

The automakers are hired today. And the casinos are too, after some good Macau numbers.

We'll watch all of that over this final stretch. And it does take us to our talk of the tape.

What will drive stocks for the remainder of the year? We will begin that conversation with Emily Wilkins on Capitol Hill as the Senate

does pass the big tax bill. M? Hey, Scott. Well, yeah, the Senate did pass that bill very

narrowly, 51 to 50 with J.D. Vance coming in for that tie-breaking vote, but they have moved ahead

on that $3.3 trillion dollar package, which of course now goes to

the House, where opposition to it is growing, and tiebreakers, of course, do not exist.

So House members, they're still actually digesting the bill at this point.

There were a number of changes, especially just in the last 12 hours.

So a couple things in and out of the bill.

What is in is a couple different pieces on the clean energy tax credits.

That would be a longer timeline for them, as well as about $50 billion for rural hospitals,

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