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Squawk on the Street

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CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” with Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer, David Faber and Sara Eisen is broadcast from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, on site at the opening bell with the up-to-the-minute news investors need to know and interviews with the most influential CEOs and greatest market minds.

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Anthropic investor Pauline Yang of Altimeter Capital joins to discuss Anthropic's upcoming IPO and the tech market at large. Then, Royal Caribbean CEO Jason Liberty breaks down the latest quarter and discusses the demand outlook for travel. Plus, we ... more

A massive $63 billion deal to finance AI chips for Anthropic puts the spotlight on the growing cost of the AI boom. Melius Research’s Ben Reitzes joins Squawk on the Street to break down Broadcom’s partnership with Blackstone and major banks, along w... more

One day after Anthropic unveiled its IPO filing and set the stage for a massive public debut, Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber delved into new developments involving the AI trade: A $63 billion dollar AI debt deal in which Broadcom is wor... more

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Recent Guests

Christina Hooper
Chief Market Strategist at Man Group.
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Episode: 11AM Hour: CrowdStrike CEO, Tech Investor Dan Niles & Moderna's Vaccine Data Leak 10/23/26
George Kurtz
Founder and CEO of CrowdStrike.
CrowdStrike
Episode: 11AM Hour: CrowdStrike CEO, Tech Investor Dan Niles & Moderna's Vaccine Data Leak 10/23/26
Dan Niles
Founder and portfolio manager of Niles Investment Management.
Niles Investment Management
Episode: 11AM Hour: CrowdStrike CEO, Tech Investor Dan Niles & Moderna's Vaccine Data Leak 10/23/26
Myles Minter
Research analyst at William Blair.
William Blair
Episode: 11AM Hour: CrowdStrike CEO, Tech Investor Dan Niles & Moderna's Vaccine Data Leak 10/23/26
John Gruber
Apple blogger and author of Daring Fireball
Daring Fireball
Episode: 10AM Hour: Apple's Foldable Future, SpaceX Shakes Up Telecom, OpenAI’s New Valuation 10/23/26
Torsten Slok
Chief Economist at Apollo
Apollo
Episode: 10AM Hour: Apple's Foldable Future, SpaceX Shakes Up Telecom, OpenAI’s New Valuation 10/23/26
Sara Bianchi
Chief Strategist of International Political Affairs and Public Policy at Evercore ISI
Evercore ISI
Episode: 10AM Hour: Apple's Foldable Future, SpaceX Shakes Up Telecom, OpenAI’s New Valuation 10/23/26
Mackenzie Sagalos
CNBC reporter covering Apple's iPhone Duo launch.
CNBC
Episode: 9AM HOUR: Apple iPhone Duo Hits Stores, Tech Extends Sell-off, Merck CEO "First on CNBC" 10/23/26
Mike Santoli
CNBC senior markets commentator.
CNBC
Episode: 9AM HOUR: Apple iPhone Duo Hits Stores, Tech Extends Sell-off, Merck CEO "First on CNBC" 10/23/26

Hosts

Sara Eisen
On-air host and CNBC correspondent known for market commentary and interview ability.
Carl Quintanilla
Co-host/lead host with on-site market briefing and interview duties.
David Faber
On-air host with co-hosting duties and market anchoring.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 1k ratings
  • Sara saving this program

    Can u upload 10am and 11am episodes before 12pm?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    AMAZingAmazing007
    United States2 months ago
  • Informative

    Very informative show. All three guys have their good and bad moments. But we cannot deny the value of their FREE advise on this show. They do great job balancing one another and highlighting alternative views. I have made a lot of money buying their stock picks including Nvda.

    But please please please stop stacking 2nd hour with Sarah in this download . I did the second hour repetitive, Sarah misinformed or not having done homework and needing to be corrected all the time. This is financial sh... more

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    1
    GummyBear$
    United States6 months ago
  • Sara Eisen ruins it

    Sara Eisen just spins an illogical narrative that defies reality. She ruins the second hour. Investing shouldn’t be political and she obviously is.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Jesseo8
    United States7 months ago
  • Less and Less Cramer and Faber

    This show and network is circling the drain. They’ve guy the hours of their key people. This is a shame.

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    CLiFF G.
    United Statesa year ago
  • Word Salad With A Side Of Financial Info

    Jim Cramer spends a disproportionate amount of time demonstrating his knowledge of useless pop ancient culture trivia, throwing up word-association quips that his cohosts neither understand or care about. When he’s not mumbling to himself or patting himself on the back for a prediction made years ago, he’s talking about the NFL. The show does have some useful insight by Cramer and Faber (I have no idea what Carl’s job is), but the broadcast version is almost 50% commercials so there is little in... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    CLiFF G.
    United Statesa year ago

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Many feedback items praise the hosts' mix of analysis and candor, though some critique the balance and depth of certain segments.
The format's on-the-floor energy and timely market updates are repeatedly highlighted as strengths for traders.
Sponsorship integrations are noted as practical and relevant to investing decisions.
Listeners value concise, market-driven insights and expert guests.

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11AM Hour: EQT Chairman, TD Bank Vice Chair & Anthropic Gets Philanthropic 10/19/26
Q: Why do you see potentially as many as 80% of the NeoClouds not being able to make it as ongoing concerns?
John Lovelock says AI server investments require substantial cash flow for a reasonable return, but revenue for companies with simple business models may not be sufficient until 2032. He clarifies that some may merge or consolidate rather than go out of business.
11AM Hour: EQT Chairman, TD Bank Vice Chair & Anthropic Gets Philanthropic 10/19/26
Q: How are you feeling about everything after the kind of digestion that we had last week?
Jeffrey Solomon says he feels positive about long-term earnings and expects AI adoption to produce productivity gains as companies incorporate the technology into workflows.
10AM Hour: Geopolitical Risks for the Market, AI Rebound Coming? Fifth Third CEO on Earnings 10/19/26
Q: How exposed is a massive regional bank like yours to the AI lending and build out? And is that a risk or an opportunity?
Tim Spence says Fifth Third has chosen not to finance data center construction and has little exposure beyond legacy cloud-hosting relationships. He views AI as an opportunity to improve client service, while noting that price-focused online banks may be more exposed to disruption.
10AM Hour: Geopolitical Risks for the Market, AI Rebound Coming? Fifth Third CEO on Earnings 10/19/26
Q: How do you feel about the market today, given some of these pressure points, CoreWeave, bond yields and what caused some worry last week?
Anastasia Amoroso says the market looks better after the selloff, arguing that hyperscalers and semiconductor companies have financial capacity to manage higher borrowing costs. Fixed or hedged debt and the possibility of higher-for-longer rates being built into new projects also reduce the immediate risk. She points to upcoming company updates and continued AI adoption as potential catalysts.
9am Hour: Tech Turbulence, Apple Downgraded, Live: DNI Jay Clayton 10/20/26
Q: You've seen Mythos up close, I assume, and it's frightened a lot of the financial services CEOs I've talked to.
Clayton says organizations should assess whether systems are resilient and hardened, especially in finance, energy and other critical infrastructure. He argues that AI can help test, monitor and secure legacy systems, with suitable controls and monitoring.

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What is Squawk on the Street about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A fast-paced, market-focused show featuring top-tier hosts who discuss breaking financial news, live trading action, and interview a rotating lineup of CEOs, economists, and industry experts. Episodes blend sharp market commentary with company-level insights, strategic bets, and policy context, often tying AI, semiconductors, and macro trends to real-time trading ideas. Notable strengths include live NYSE on-site energy, candid host dynamics, and sponsor integrations that keep the content practical for traders and capital allocators. Listeners can expect a brisk mix of earnings chatter, macro updates, and expert perspectives on open-source vs. proprietary AI, data centers, and global markets. The format, on-the-floor energy, and high-profil... more

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5. John Gruber
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7. Sara Bianchi
8. Mackenzie Sagalos

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