Ed Ludlow

But now we understand that Israel says it will agree to direct talks with Lebanon.

Therefore, maybe we get some support

Benjamin Netanyahu will indeed perhaps scale back those strikes and mark its rally head.

Okay, we're going to go from those public markets to the private markets again.

We have some funding news.

Chapter, an AI platform for navigating the notoriously complex processes of the U.S.

Medicare system, has a $100 million Series E round.

Chapter's CEO, Kobe Blumenthal-Gantz, is with us along with one of the investors, Ross Viviani, managing partner at XYZ Venture Capital, known for writing early checks to companies like Anduril, for example, but also like

Those types of companies that are closely linked to the government and government apparatus of this nation.

And Medicare is something that if you look over the course of a decade, it's trillions of dollars.

You are trying to change how the system works and access that capital.

What are you going to do with the $100 million you raised?

$100 million Series E. And Ross, I want to go to you here because you have come on again.

You're an existing institutional investor.

Al Gore's Generation Investment Management has joined this particular round.

Ross, what has made you so committed to Chapter?

Why this particular way of navigating healthcare?

Talk to that thesis, though.

Why is every single American going to be using Medicare?

100 million in revenue, that's no small feat.