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Well, good morning and welcome to Squawk in the Street. I'm David Faber with Jim Kramer, and we are live from the New York Stock Exchange.

Carl has this morning off. Let's give you a look at futures if we get ready to begin trading. One half hour from now, and you can see we're set up for a slightly, well, kind of a mixed bag, slightly higher open perhaps. Let's get to our roadmap this morning. It does start with that record run for stocks. The S&P nearing its best year since 1997, and Wall Street is poised for a higher open.

You saw it there, a bit at least, on the heels of the historic impeachment of President Trump.

George Secretary Manusian is going to join us exclusively in the next hour.

We're going to discuss the president's post-impeachment economic agenda,

essentially the economic agenda really between now and the election next year. Of course, the House readying that vote on the USMCA, an important trade agreement.

Plus, chips are continuing to outperform. Micron shares a rally.

After an earnings beat, the CEO will join us in Squawk Alley.

And IAC is spinning off online dating service match group,

all of it, to its shareholders.

Shares are climbing ahead of the bell, we'll look into that.

Interesting Diller transaction, though we begin today, of course, with the markets.

One day after the impeachment of the president.

It was an interesting evening.

Yeah, it was.

You know, David, this is the beginning of an underperformance period if we find, if we analogize to Clinton.

The only difference is that there were Democrats who joined Republicans in the

impeachment process because they felt it was a cut and dried violation of the lying about

sex act. It was one count of perjury. Right. About lying about sex act. Yeah. So there was

a little more suspense than there is now. It wasn't viewed as a campaign event, so to speak, but it was the second term. But I would just be just saying that history says 2 to 3% pullback here. All right. Let's talk more markets, because as we made clear yesterday, the markets don't seem to be focused at all on impeachment. There are a lot of other things. Of course, markets are focused on.

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