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I'm Melissa Lear.

Traders on the death are Pete Nigerian.

Karen Feinerman, Dan Nathan, and Gai Adami.

Tonight on Fast, one hot stock is cooling off square.

Sinking in the after-hours market following a huge run this year.

We'll hear from CEO Jack Dorsey momentarily about the quarter and the payment sector.

Plus, it's judgment Day for retail shares the

department stores have been stinking into their earnings supports and it all

comes down to tomorrow. We'll tell you how bad it could get and the one name that

could buck the trend.

And later, it's been one year since President Trump was elected and his most important

piece of legislation hangs in the balance, tax cuts, and some Republicans are abandoning

shifts.

We'll hear from one Republican congressman about why he is

voting no in just a moment. But first we start off developing story that one of the

biggest deals of the year between AT&T and Time Warner, worth about $85 billion could be in jeopardy following

pressure from the Department of Justice after a series of threats from the Trump administration.

Let's bring in our own Andrew Ross Sorkin who helped break the story.

He joins us tonight on the Fast Line.

Andrew, what's the latest?

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