Nathan Hager

Leo pushed back on the papal plane this morning.

He told the Associated Press that his appeals for peace are rooted in the gospel and he's not afraid of the Trump administration.

Well, Nathan, the U.K.

will not take part in the proposed U.S.

blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

And let's go to London and get the very latest with Bloomberg's Ewan Pawson.

Ewan, it looks like another point of contention between President Trump and Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Ewan, thanks for seeing very big moves in energy markets this morning on the latest war developments.

Right now, Brent crude is higher by 7.6%, trading above $102 per barrel.

West Texas Intermediate's above $104.

That's a gain of 8.1%.

Energy Aspects founder Amrita Sen tells Bloomberg this weekend markets have been in denial.

Energy Aspects founder Amrita Sen says much of the supply shock damage has already been done.

She's calling it the biggest energy shortfall in history.

And stocks are falling as well this morning.

The S&P futures are down six-tenths of one percent.

Dow futures are a half percent lower.

And Nasdaq futures are on the decline by two-thirds of one percent.

Well, Nathan, another major political story that we're following comes out of Hungary.

After 16 years in power, Viktor Orban's rule is coming to an end.