CNBC's "Last Call"

Live at the Milken Conference in California, Brian Sullivan sits down with investors and business leaders to discuss the ongoing banking crisis and the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision.

Live at the Melkin Conference in California, Brian Sullivan sits down with investors, lawmakers, and business leaders to check the pulse of how America’s biggest decision makers feel about the economy and the safety of your money.

First Republic has seen nearly all of its market value wiped out, which reportedly is likely to trigger it being taken over by the FDIC. With it facing a similar fate to Silicon Valley Bank, speculation is once again emerging around health in the U.S banking sector. 

Intel, despite receiving massive amounts of federal subsidies, has fallen behind other chipmakers in innovation and market share. Last Call takes a look at whether investors should be demanding answers from the company’s CEO.

In an escalation of tensions, Disney has sued Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. The opening Last Call panel debates which side is actually in the right and which side may end up looking foolish.

Ian Bremmer joins Last Call to discuss the complex nature of how artificial intelligence can influence and possibly mislead American voters.

Hosted by Brian Sullivan, “Last Call” is a fast-paced, entertaining business show that explores the intersection of money, culture and policy. Through panels, debates, and newsmakers, “Last Call” not only delivers fresh takes on the biggest business topics of the day, but also shines a light on some of the other important stories that viewers may have missed, all with an eye on what’s going to matter to the markets the next day.

Last Call anchor Brian Sullivan finally meets his match. An AI-powered version of himself. On tonight's Last Call, he peppers his artificial likeness with a wide range of questions, and the responses will amaze you.

As Tesla's stock price suffers, Elon Musk's SpaceX launched its starship. And it exploded. But that might not be a bad thing. Last Call dives into this story and much more.

Tesla shares slid in after-hours trading Wednesday. The company said that it would prioritize order volume over profit margins, something investors weren’t keen to hear. But out Last Call panel debates how this latest move could give Musk an edge over competition nipping at Tesla’s heels.