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Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee discuss the lighter than expected CPI report pushing stocks higher. All eyes are now on the Fed’s next move. Halftime Headliner Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel joins us with his reaction. Plus, a Chart of the Day on American Airlines, shares pulling back on a downbeat profit outlook. What it means for the rest of the airlines. And later, Warren Buffett’s take on the streaming business and Berkshire’s stake in Paramount Global. Jim Lebenthal owns the stock and reacts.
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