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Here's what's on tap tonight.

Jensen Huang on the record, all the headlines from the exclusive

CNBC interview with the invidious CEO

straight from his meeting at the White House, what he had to say. of is the five-dollar value menu till at least the end of the year.

What it will mean for the company

and how the competition stacks up.

Plus, the Moderna meltdown, the guidance that sends shares to 10-month lows.

Roach's weight loss pill raises some concerns over potential side effects, and

is it too early to start the countdown to Christmas?

Sure, never, never, Guy, Adami.

The latest read on how holiday sales could hand out this year. I'm Melissa Lee coming to

you a lot from the studio at the Nasak on the desk tonight. Tim Seymour, Guy Adami,

Dan Nathan and Steve Grosso. We start off with two big stories tonight. First McDonald's extending its

five dollar value meal from the summer into December at most of its locations the

fast food chain looking a win-back customers with discounts as diners grapple with persistently high prices.

But we start off with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and other top tech execs meeting with White House

officials to discuss AI's energy use.

Our own Megan Casella spoke with Huang in an exclusive interview right after that meeting.

Megan.

Hey Melissa, that's right.

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