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Sep 22, 2026
Korva ColemanHOST
NPR's Hadiel Al-Shalchi has more.
Hadil Al-ShalchiCORRESPONDENT
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told CNBC that the US plans to, quote, "shut down all Iranian commercial flights by forcing countries to cut off fuel, deny airline landing services, and not sell their tickets." He warned international airports and third-party service providers that assisting any Iranian carriers would result in their exclusion from the US banking system.
Hadil Al-ShalchiCORRESPONDENT
The new measures are part of the Trump administration's Operation Economic Outcast, which include a secondary set of US sanctions on aviation services that deal with Iran.
Hadil Al-ShalchiCORRESPONDENT
Major Iranian carrier Mahan Airline said it suspended its flights to Turkey and Oman last week.
Toby HowellHOST
They put a lot of money into it.
Toby HowellHOST
Actually, PE firms invested almost $100 billion in bars and restaurants between 2014 and 2024, according to CNBC.
Neal FreymanHOST
However, almost half of the bars and restaurants that filed for bankruptcy just two years ago in 2024 were backed by private equity.
Neal FreymanHOST
I'm thinking things like California Pizza Kitchen, RIP.
David BahnsenHOST
And then you went forward a few more years and the libertarian adjacents to the Tea Party movement which again was a protest movement.
David BahnsenHOST
You recall Rick Santelli on CNBC famously talking about the government wanted to do bailouts for home borrowers.
David BahnsenHOST
And he said, you guys want to pay for people that have just got two new big screens and took a vacation and now they're not making their house payment.
David BahnsenHOST
And so there was this angst about what government intervention into a lot of things that were happening after the financial crisis and protest against the government intervention into elements of private society.
Morgan BrennanHOST
And Chinese and U.S. officials are wrapping up their second day of talks in New York yesterday ahead of that meeting, once again discussing AI trade, other investments.
Morgan BrennanHOST
So speaking with our colleagues at CNBC TV 18, JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon.
Morgan BrennanHOST
who will be among the U.S. business leaders attending the Trump-Xi state dinner on Thursday night, laid out his expectations for the summit.
Jamie DimonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Actually, Secretary Bessing came out the other day and said that, you know, we're making products that I think are border trade, you know, things which shouldn't be tariffed, you know, raising real issues, talking about AI.
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Morgan BrennanHOST
Well, last month, Governor Abbott imposed a moratorium on new data center grid approvals, and this order now expands that order to environmental approvals.
Morgan BrennanHOST
And Amazon is blocking Meta's Muse AI assistant from accessing its retail site, saying as Amazon prohibits companies from using automated tools to shop on behalf of customers.
Morgan BrennanHOST
Now, comments to CNBC yesterday evening, Amazon saying it was not made aware in advance that Muse would access our store, nor did it authorize.
Morgan BrennanHOST
nor did it authorize it, adding that Muse does not self-identify raising serious questions about retailer and customer data is handled and protected.
Joe HartHOST
Under his leadership, a boutique advisory practice grew into a leading investment bank, expanding its industry expertise, broadening its advisory capabilities, and growing from 35 bankers to more than 200.
Joe HartHOST
He's also a member of the Conference Board CEO Center, the CNBC CEO Council, and the Economic Club of New York.
Joe HartHOST
Please welcome the chairman and CEO of Salomon Partners, Mark Cooper.
Joe HartHOST
Mark, welcome to the Dale Carnegie Take a Man podcast.
Joe HartHOST
I'm glad to be here.
Joe HartHOST
I'm excited to have you here.
Joe HartHOST
We're both members of the CNBC CEO Council, and you are the CEO of Salomon Partners.
Joe HartHOST
Congratulations, 10 years now as the CEO.
Paul RieckhoffHOST
He's been very smart and sounding the alarm for many years, and he's doing it much more urgently now.
Paul RieckhoffHOST
Check out this clip from CNBC.
Paul RieckhoffHOST
Who do you believe? Who do you trust?
Andrew YangSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I trust the researchers like Jacob Coxon that are freaked out because they've been freaked out for months.
Jackie AlamanyHOST
Thanks, Jackie.
Jackie AlamanyHOST
And still ahead, we'll go live to CNBC for an early look at how the markets are shaping up this morning.
Jackie AlamanyHOST
Plus, we'll tell you about the major announcement coming from Treasury Secretary Scott Besant on Iranian Airlines and why the move is causing a spike in oil.
Jackie AlamanyHOST
That's coming up on Way Too Early.
Jackie AlamanyHOST
Time now for business.
Jackie AlamanyHOST
Let's bring in CNBC's Azhar Sukri live from London.
Jackie AlamanyHOST
Good morning.
Jackie AlamanyHOST
AI stocks forced a rally on Wall Street yesterday, but tensions in the Middle East are still causing concerns for investors.
Emily LairdHOST
Here's the claim.
Emily LairdHOST
On CNBC just last week, Andrew Yang said the head of an unnamed AI lab told him that the open AI agents involved in the July Hugging Face incident, you know, my favorite world tour of the summer, had left self-replicating code all over the internet.
Emily LairdHOST
According to Yang's account, future bots could encounter that code, start creating copies of themselves, and make the public internet unusable for testing advanced AI systems.
Emily LairdHOST
He then said OpenAI and Anthropic now have to build synthetic internets instead.
Neil PatelGUEST
And that's an extremely well for them.
Neil PatelGUEST
Heck, even Salesforce, you know, I watch CNBC every once in a while when AI started really coming out.
Neil PatelGUEST
You would see Salesforce commercials with Matthew McConaughey talking about Salesforce and AI.
Neil PatelGUEST
And these corporations leverage personal brands all the time.
Sean SeversonGUEST
But it's really about getting through a lot of companies.
Sean SeversonGUEST
I mean, investors know the themes that they're interested in, right? Because we see them at the larger cap companies and they're on CNBC every single day.
Sean SeversonGUEST
So there's no news or rocket science there to figure that out.
Sean SeversonGUEST
But when you get in a small cap, there's a lot of additional due diligence and that's underestimated across the board.
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