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Good morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm David Faber with Jim Kramer. Live

Postline at the New York Stock Exchange. Carl has the morning off. We get started with trading

20 minutes from now, a little later than usual.

Of course, listening to the president's comments. And Jim, let's just get right into it this morning.

Of course, a lot to cover here. Tim Cook, obviously stepping down as the CEO as of September of this year of Apple.

But before we get into the sort of the financial news

of the morning, going over some of the president's comments here from a long-ranging interview

with Joe, Becky, and Andrew. Great job. You know, not clear that there was anything new here

in terms of for the market to digest

when it comes to the war in Iran or the potential peace talks that are taking place or about

to take place in Pakistan. I don't know if you heard anything different than how I'm

characterizing it. I think the president was, there was a very interesting line, which is

when I hit 50,000 in the doubt, when I hit,

I mean, this is kind of a person who is back looking at what the market's doing

and how he's aligned with it versus obviously previous presence,

looking of what is going to happen with wars, obviously once lower interest

rates, looking at the war and talking about companies that are helping, looking at AI and talking

about what happened with Anthropic.

So it's a wide-ranging interview, David.

It talks about a lot involved in the stock market.

It obviously thinks the world Tim Cook.

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