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Join Jim Kramer, David Faber, and me, Carl Kainteneah, on the opening bell hour of CNBC Squawk on the Street.

Good Tuesday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kaintena with Jim Kramer, David Faber,

at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange.

Stocks do look to open roughly where we started the day yesterday, maybe a bit below as the Iran war

intensifies. The president says it could go on, quote, far longer than four weeks. Oil goes to 77.

Bonds begin to price in fewer rate cuts. A roadmap begins with this rising geopolitical risk for investors amid fears of a spreading and

prolonged Mid-East War.

President says, quote, wars can be fought forever.

Plus the new warning signs for the private credit market.

This is Blackstone, sees a surge in withdrawals from one of its flagship private credit funds.

It's an interview you're not going to want to miss an hour and a half from now.

John Gray is going to join us right here on set at Post 9.

Talk about that, B-Reed and a host of other topics.

And OpenAI making changes to its Pentagon deal.

This is its CEO, Sam Altman, says it look, quote, opportunistic and sloppy.

Let's begin with futures sliding again today, and oil prices extending yesterday's gains.

Fears of a prolonged amidstice conflict, rattling stock markets worldwide, now in its fourth day.

Brent goes to 85, highest level since July of 24. Matt gas pacing for the

worst week since March 2022. Jim, retail gas now is probably going to go at 311. And the two-year,

about at one month high, it's getting harder and harder to see how Warsh has a path to cut more

rates. Well, I agree. I think that one of the problems we have is that you thought if you take out the head of the snake, the snake dies. It turns out that there are a lot of different instructions given a lot of different people in Iran to continue to fire drones. You know, it's funny. When you look at all the people talking about how it's not a problem

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