Brian Sullivan
@SullyCNBC
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CNBC Anchor. Power Lunch 2pm ET + US Markets Edition (seen across Asia + Europe). Energy focus. All 50 states + over 40 nations. Storyteller.
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Joined March 2009
Is the A.I. industry writing checks the power industry can't cash? Numbers are astronomical.
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I know and agree. Also San Diego is not LA. More like Philly and NY. Close but different places.
@SullyCNBC The NFL wasn’t in LA for 20 years. Football fans in the area found other teams to root for.
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I need to put some on of those nonprescription black rim glasses to smarten up
@SullyCNBC You are smarter than you look, Sully!
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JMU wait listed my application back when we filled them out with ink and a quill pen
I'm old enough to remember when JMU was just a valley town school on 81 with a decent ski resort. You applied there, UVa, VaTech and Radford was your safety school. Look at them now. They're all growns up. #CFP2025 cc: @SullyCNBC
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Of course. No one forcing anyone to go anywhere. And to be fair it's also not like tuition hasn't soared in recent years anyway, even without paying players.
@SullyCNBC I mean, I suppose students and their families can decide whether big time athletics is worth the extra expense. No shortage of excellent schools that won’t have significant NIL budgets.
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$2.5 billion in college football and basketball payments going to be hit in next few years. We are over $2.2 billion now with 90% going to football and men's basketball. Guessing we will soon have some students banking $50 million over their 5 or 6 years of college (if we arent
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Forget Miami. Notre Dame should be in over Alabama.
@SullyCNBC While this statement is true : "They beat Notre Dame head to head", it means you have to throw out everything that happened after this, Miami's two losses to crummy teams, and all every other stat ...which is not how things should get decided in college football. If it was,
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They beat Notre Dame head to head so Miami gets in. Alabama is the weird one. I was (gladly) wrong about Ohio State rolling everyone. At this point I'm rooting for JMU because they are the least "pro" of the "pro light" teams.
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Never happy to be more wrong about the Buckeyes. Congrats!
90 yr old bday present for mom. Been a Hoosier die hard her whole life. We did it! ❤️❤️
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Yes. Saved by imported US LNG. As we talked about for past few years: a “Marshall Plan” for energy.
Hey @SullyCNBC this is interesting
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Facebook changed its name to Meta when it turned its focus to the Metaverse. Now Meta is trimming the Metaverse. Anyone remember when people were spending millions of real dollars on fake land? New Coke moment?
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Thank you. Really appreciate your support. Have an awesome day and here’s to a great 2026.
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Private data like the Zeta Economic Index (ZEI) is particularly unique and valuable these days as official data from gov't still lagging and/or not as detailed. Tune in friends!
Lots of Zeta data to discuss today. Looking forward to joining @SullyCNBC on @CNBC at 2:45PM ET today. LG 🚀 🚀 🚀
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Some central banks likely used that paper when making economic projections about the future. Sadly, bad data from just one country - Uzbekistan - infected the results and made the still-bad seem catastrophic. Scientific papers are changed or retracted fairly often but for
"In April 2024, the prestigious journal Nature released a study finding that climate change would cause far more economic damage by the end of the century than previous estimates had suggested... On Wednesday, Nature retracted it." https://t.co/GfekOq1rLE
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