Squawk Pod: Knicks-onomics, OpenAI’s S-1, & Apple’s Siri AI - 06/09/26 | Audio Only

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  June 09, 2026 at 17:29  |  39:46  |  CNBC
Speakers
Dan Murphy — CNBC International Correspondent (Dubai)
Patrick Rishe — Director of the Sports Business Program, Washington University in St. Louis; Founder & CEO of Sports Impacts
Andrew Ross Sorkin — Co-Anchor, Squawk Box

Summary

The episode covers OpenAI's confidential S-1 filing joining a wave of AI and tech IPOs, Apple's Siri AI reveal that saw the stock dip, and President Trump's renewed claims that an Iran deal is near, which is pressuring oil prices. Senate Majority Leader Thune discusses the reconciliation bill funding immigration enforcement and key election races. Finally, the Knicks' NBA Finals run is analyzed as a major economic and stock catalyst for Madison Square Garden Sports Corp.

  • OpenAI confidentially filed for an IPO, joining Anthropic and SpaceX, with bankers noting a rush of companies accelerating listing plans.
  • Apple unveiled Siri AI with on-device capabilities; shares fell 2% during the keynote, a pattern often seen during WWDC events.
  • President Trump stated a deal with Iran is imminent, sending oil lower as markets priced out some war premium.
  • Dan Murphy reported that a signed deal could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, acting as a genuine release valve for crude.
  • Senate passed a $70 billion reconciliation bill to fund ICE and CBP; House voting begins today.
  • Senator Thune emphasized Republican confidence in holding the Senate in upcoming elections, despite headwinds.
  • Patrick Rishe highlighted the Knicks' playoff run boosting MSGS stock, future ticket prices, corporate partnerships, and the NBA's overall value.
Ideas
Dan Murphy CNBC International Correspondent (Dubai) 4:06
Iran deal could slash oil war premium.
Oil is currently carrying a war premium from the Iran conflict. President Trump claims a deal is close, which could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and release a meaningful amount of supply, pushing crude prices lower. However, markets remain in watch-and-wait mode and are not fully pricing in peace, meaning a signed deal could trigger a sharp decline in oil.
Patrick Rishe Director of the Sports Business Program, Washington University in St. Louis; Founder & CEO of Sports Impacts 33:13
Knicks playoff run lifts MSGS stock.
The New York Knicks' deep playoff run and potential championship are directly lifting Madison Square Garden Sports Corp.'s stock value. The success will drive higher ticket prices and greater corporate partnership revenue next season, supported by surging fan enthusiasm, viewership, and sports betting activity. The financial uplift from this momentum is substantial and lasting.
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