CNBC's "Last Call"

Ron DeSantis, Florida Governor and Presidential hopeful, discusses his economic agenda, including decoupling from China and promoting American manufacturing. He also addresses his feud with Disney and emphasizes the importance of law and order in urban areas. The podcast covers topics such as buying Chinese goods, stock market gains, and Congress' stock trading. It also explores the mechanics of an election and the limitations on the president's ability to eliminate congressional stock trading.

Sam Bankman-Fried, FTX Founder, accused of witness tampering, heads to jail. News stories cover AMC share restructuring, Fox legal officer departure, and Hawaii wildfires aftermath. A totaled Tesla car mysteriously ends up in Ukraine, raising concerns about car security and personal data risks in rental cars.

Last Call goes to the Tin Building in Lower Manhattan to learn about how the exciting development is a major bet on New York City's revival.

Chinese stocks fell after the Biden administration announced new rules regarding American investment in Chinese tech firms.

Last Call examines the stratospheric rise of Eli Lilly and how excitement around weight-loss drugs could serve as a double-edged sword.

Elon Musk thanked his CFO for his years of service, helping put Tesla on the profitable track.

Jobs numbers raised hope on the Wall Street that a soft landing for the economy may have been achieved. Last Call speaks with a bull and a bear to understand the current market dynamics.

Two tech behemoths reported earnings Thursday, triggering a divergent post-bell trading session.

Investors were skeptical on Wednesday after a downgrade from credit service Fitch send stocks lower across the board, ending a long streak of bullish momentum 

Fitch has downgraded U.S. long-term credit to AA+ from AAA, prompting some after-hours volatility.