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, and steve, he is right here we start with the market that are, well, fed up. the s&p 500 falling almost 5% this week. breaking through that key technical level of 3,900 yes, fedex had the worst and highest volume day, dropped more than 21% but a big decision on interest rates next week a lot to think about here. the selling was kind of across the board. companies experiencing brutal market cap losses this week. microsoft, alphabet, amazon, meta, fedex making that list so ahead of the meeting do investors need to brace for more rough days ahead or did today's finish with the markets well off the lows give you guys a little bit of hope? just a little bit? steve, over to you. >> a brace a little more for volatility for september, october. i think we thought we would get a reprieve, a lighter cpi number we didn't get that fed? going to be aggressive, more hawkish than we thought. if that's the case then the market must go lower on that screen tech leads the market up and tech leads the market down i would say that we should brace for impact what i mean by impact i

jeff. >> i don't you need to sell it here, but look for that 50 day 165. i think the chart is broken. more weakness ahead. >> steve grasso. >> and ex e, nexgen energy, traded up dramatically this week. >> bono. >> xle. >> karen finerman. >> related to energy. my trade is buyback oil. >> that does it for us on fast money. don't go anywhere. tis action is up next. stomach right now on options action, the energy trait has been running at low-power this week, the sector underperforming the major averages. now is the time to get bullish. >>> plus, time to send your strong dollars on an investing trip abroad. one of our traders says you should be doing just that. >>> later, looking back at apple's big week, from the iphone reveal to a big trade. as always, it is friday and we are taking your tweets. i am melissa lee. on the desk tonight, carter worth, and bonawyn eison. let's get right to it. the

i'm steve asked him the american house that i'm at for a group in the 55 when. okay, so 9 is 2000 speedy. one else with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin jeff machine, the state on russia for date and school r t spoke mckibben, our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with hello and welcome to cross. not we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle, ukraine's recent battlefield successes with the support of nato may change the course of the conflict. russia special military operation launched on february 24th has been slow and methodical. nonetheless, the kremlin has made it clear it will ci but security goals. does that mean an escalation of the conflict with .

because of the investigation into igor parnas and the investigation into steve bannon bubbling up but hasn't broken yesterday, that that's the reason he was fired. take a listen. >> bill barr no doubt believed that if he received me and replaced me with someone from the outside who he trusted, he would remove an obstacle from trump's reelection. >> do you agree? >> well, i think that's probably true. i will say this. i -- every time i was in the room with bill barr he gave sound counsel to the former president. hands down stopped him from invoking the insurrection act sooner than he wanted to. that said i very much agree with jeffrey berman's assessment. can we say steve bannon committed fraud. he defrauded republican voters that made a profit. he should have been in jail. he shouldn't have been pardoned. i agree with his assessment. >> thanks so much. appreciate it. join me for a new cnn special report american coup, the january 6th investigation that documentary begins sunday night at 9:00 only here on cnn. >>> things are getting even more bizarre in the alex jones sanity hook paren

, thank you steve leisman. carl, back over to you. >> for more on the markets let's bring in jeff klein stop and bny head of equities and capital markets alicia jeff, down six days. internals have been very rough central banks trying not to break things does this add up to a decent time to start buying in stress >> well i think a lot of time horizoning -- i think the most -- thing to watch is what's going to happen with -- >> going to wait to see if that feed gets better alicia, let me turn the same question to you. if this is going to improve at least on the seasonality alone, are you looking at shopping lists at this point? >> carl, it's a great question i think many of us on the street are cautious in the near term because of the fundamentals that are coming at us very quickly and daily and also the seasonality here we quickly turn the calendar into a much better period in the fourth quarter, certainly by the end of the year and after this election that we've hardly talked about at all recently because of th

host: jeff, there is a question from twitter, from steve. he asks this, did ted cruz constitutionally qualified to run for president? he renounced his canadian at some point, but was he naturally born u.s. citizen? what do you think? guest: we did a podcast on this, and i can never have an informed opinion. as i recall, the case against his citizenship is pretty technical. i am not confident in summing up the arguments from both sides because it was a while ago, but i think -- i believe the consensus is that he is indeed a natural one citizen -- natural born citizen. all these questions always turn on questions of statutory interpretation, and sometimes contested because question. i cannot be confident unless i have the arguments right in front of me. host: let's go to florida and talk to zachary. good morning. caller: my question was for mr. rosen. first and foremost, i agree with the previous callers when it comes to the balancing the budget amendment and term limits. now, there is article i, section eight, clause 3 which states that the f

host: jeff, there is a question from twitter, from steve. he asks this, did ted cruz constitutionally qualified to run for president? he renounced his canadian at some point, but was he naturally born u.s. citizen? what do you think? guest: we did a podcast on this, and i can never have an informed opinion. as i recall, the case against his citizenship is pretty technical. i am not confident in summing up the arguments from both sides because it was a while ago, but i think -- i believe the consensus is that he is indeed a natural one citizen -- natural born citizen. all these questions always turn on questions of statutory interpretation, and sometimes contested because question. i cannot be confident unless i have the arguments right in front of me. host: let's go to florida and talk to zachary. good morning. caller: my question was for mr. rosen. first and foremost, i agree with the previous callers when it comes to the balancing the budget amendment and term limits. now, there is article i, section eight, clause 3 which states that the f

>> brian: jeff sanchez. >> carley: you can ask him. >> ainsley: go on the plaza an see. [laughter] >> brian: we have one of those dan marino balls. >> steve: we used to do stuff like that. >> brian: we used to blow off commercials too. >> ainsley: squishy sean hannity one. >> brian: that will not bruise. do not go over hummels. i was in kid got in trouble. nerf ball play in the house it's okay no one will get hurt. priceless hummels from germany in 180 smashed. good idea. get the glue she will never notice. four minutes later who broke the hummels? and, again, i blamed the nerf ball. >> ainsley: moms always know. can you move the coaster on the coffee table. >> brian: if it's broken. >> ainsley: out of place or broken. >> brian: break a hummel come clean right away. don't glue it. >> steve: if you break the economy, people are going to feel it. it feels like and we just showed you the poll numbers. everybody feels inflation. so ralph bostic is the president of the atlanta federal reserve. and there are 12 federal reserve banks across america that monitor essentially how

thanks jeff. see you tomorrow. bye-bye, have a good night. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - kelly ripa kid cudi musical guest kid cudi featuring ty dolla $ign, and the legendary roots crew