Live from the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight. Canview Crumbles shares the Tylenolmaker hitting their lowest points as being spun off from Johnson and Johnson.

The latest claims from health regulators and what it'll mean for all drug makers.

And Nvidia's $100 billion AI investment, what the companies deal with Open AI says about the state of tech spending, he'll come out on top and he'll get left behind. Plus, Golden Apple shares clawbackboard records. Pfizer makes moves to join in on the weight loss drug gains and buy-bye, BYD, Berkshire Hathaway, has gotten out of that stock. Should you be doing the same? We'll get some

answers. I'm Melissa Lee. Come to you laugh from Studio B at the Nats Act on the desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami. We start off with President Trump speaking at the White House in just moments ago about potential causes of autism. The president making an announcement linking autism with pregnant women's use of acetaminophen found in over-the-counter drugs like

Tylenol. Shares of Kenview, the company

which makes Tylenol, had dropped 7.5% in the regular session ahead of the event. It is up after

hours, though. For the very latest, let's get straight to Angelica Peoples. Angelica.

Hey, Melissa, well, that is just getting underway.

But we heard President Trump talking about the rates and autism and how those numbers have

grown so much over the years.

And, of course, that's something that everyone is very much concerned about.

It's not 100% clear exactly why we're seeing that, you know, some of it has to do with

just more diagnosis, more awareness of this disease. But to President Trump, he talks about the fact that in you know, some of it has to do with just more diagnosis, more awareness of this

disease. But to President Trump, he talks about the fact that in his mind, there is something

externally that's causing this. And one of the sources that they talk about is acetaminopin,

right? That's the main ingredient of Tylenol and the use of that drug during pregnancy. And so

he says that the FDA is going to warn doctors about the use of that drug during pregnancy. And so he says that the FDA is going to warn doctors about the use of that drug during

pregnancy, saying that you should really limit it to only when you have high fevers.

He recognizes that it's really the only pain drug that you can take when you are pregnant,

but at the same time, he thinks that based on the research that we've

seen, that that should be limited. Now, you know, there's obviously some controversy there.

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