Live from the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on top tonight. A big beat for Netflix, the streaming giants surging after hours and continuing to massively outperform all its traditional media peers will go inside the numbers and the conference call coming up.

And Trump v. Powell, the president reportedly, has been discussing, ousting the Fed chief as the central banker, holds ready, states rates steady.

We'll dig in on the implications for the Fed and the rest of the market.

And Eli Lilly soars on new oral weight loss drug results.

United Health posed its worst day since 1998 after it played his earnings report.

And Dollar Tree closes at its highs of the year.

What's got the discount store in the premium section today?

I'm Melissa Lee Coffey,

live for the studio V at the NASDAQ on The Destinite.

Tim Seymour, C. Grasso, Dan Nathan, and Guy Adami.

We kick things off with the blockbuster numbers

coming out of Netflix's latest earnings report,

the streaming giant reporting a top and bottom line beat. But for the first time not reporting subscriber numbers, the conference call is underway.

Julia Borson is live with the very latest. Julia.

That's right, Melissa, a top and bottom line beat driven by a far stronger than expected operating margin.

The company also guiding it to a very strong Q2. Now on the earnings call just now,

co-CEO Ted Sarandos was asked about those ambitious five-year goals that leaked in the Wall

Street Journal reported, which sent the stock higher earlier this week. He said those are aspirations,

not forecasts, and they do not have five-year guidance. There were a number of questions about

economic uncertainty and the potential impact on Netflix. Peter, co-CEOs, Serendos, as well as Greg

Peters, saying that they have not seen any significant changes in the plan mix and the way subscribers

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