that warner versus warner race confused the heck and of everybody in virginia. interesting thing our campaign came up with was a clever bumper sticker that simply said mark, not john. i was campaigning one day and i got out and someone looked at my car and saw the bumper sticker and said, excuse me, is not a biblical reference? [laughter] there was no divine intervention that year and at the end of a spirited but respectful campaign, the right warner won the race. and i will be forever grateful that afterwards, rather than holding the campaign against me as many would, john, who was already a towering institution in virginia politics, we built a friendship. that is who john was. a class act. and frankly a lot of fun to be around. but more than that, as already been mentioned, he was a leader of substance that delivered for virginia and his country for 40 years in the united states senate. admiral mullen has also indicated there was not a sailor, soldier, airman or marine anywhere in virginia or in the country who does not owe a debt of gratitude to john warner.

-- john warner.many here, i had the privilege of serving with john for three decades in the united state senate. while we're representing different political parties, i can say without hesitation john was a man of conscience, character, and honor, with a deep commitment to god and country. enlisted in the navy, in the united states navy at age 17 to fight in world war ii. a few years later, enlisted in the marine corps to fight in korea. eventually named secretary of the navy by president nixon, then elected to the united states senate where he became a towering and respected voice on foreign policy, national security, and defense, the second longest serving senator from virginia, the longest serving republican. a member of the greatest generation, and as that, he understood that democracy is more than a form of government. democracy is a way of being. he understood it begins and grows in an open heart, and with a willingness to work across the aisle and come together in common cause, and that empath

welcome senator warner. sen. warner: great to see you. karen: you certainly have plenty on your plate these days, but i wanted to ask you first about some news that came out over the weekend. the trump justice department, which in wake of revelations that they had been subpoenaing journalist records and records of members of congress, we now find out that they have also gone to apple to get don mcgahn's phone records at a time when he was actually the sitting white house counsel. what is your sense of the picture that is emerging here and attorney general merrick garland has said he is going to be appointing an ig to look into this, but is that really enough? sen. warner: karen, what i think we are seeing is that it was worse than all of us even imagined. we know and we knew that unfortunately the department of justice had become a personal arm for the donald trump protection racket, and bill barr was interested in being in trump's personal enforcer, and the nation's top law enforcement official, and the stories but they are actually wors

let's just say warner has mass transit. but i'm speaking to the diversity of what we know and understand in this country. the diversity of need, the diversity of interests and thus why it's so important to come together not only across parties, but really to come together for projects that benefit the entire country. the great effort with extraordinary people. >> let me congratulate everybody who has been part of this effort. the challenge now is to make sure that the rest of our caucus on the democratic side and the republican caucus know what's in this bill and can join us in supporting it. it is critical that we begin to invest in our infrastructure. we have underinvested for way too long. we spend less now than we did in the 1960's. if we're going to be competitive with china, with our adversaries, then we've got to make these investments, that's what this bill does. and i'm delighted to have the president's endorsement of it today. [talking simultaneously] >> who's cleanup? >> i had to say, look, this is a great group

jack warner was voted in 2002.ble] the structure within fifa to give them influence within the operations of the organization, but then jack warner was so positioned that hene is now influencing the english bid, the german bid. positions him in a network of relationships within fifa and outside of fifa to exercise influence. [inaudible] there are different levels of impact, political impact, economic impact, psychological impact even though we have not one, trinidad was not horrified for the final but there were other title benefits. he would ch minus impact that is measurable, that-- [inaudible] if you look at in terms of infrastructure, jack warner through his company constructed 40 stadiums in trinidad. they cost 17 billion united states dollars. jack warner company built those stadiums. then he got all the contracts to provide food and services during dthe tournament, travel agency, brought alld the teams down to trinidad, so in terms of economic impact, he benefited. in terms of infrastructure, all new sports

jack warner voted for reelection in 2002. publicly taunt him for his support in winning the election bid. so that structure of decision making gives them inference within their operation of their organization. within jack warner told the opposition is now influencing the english. in the german, he's influencing the trinidad government. it positions him and a network of relationships insight and outside to exercise this influence that he was able to exercise. terms of the impact i can see you are raised and i think raises it as wellin his conclusion. political impact economic impacts, psychological impact even though you have not one, trinidad was out in the first round. but it was not before the final. your title benefits if you look at jack warner he would see a tremendous impact that is measurable this impact trickles down. in this country. it is a mental impact. if you look in terms of infrastructure, jack warner through his company through his company constructed for in trinidad and before. they cause 70 billion united st

joining us, democratic senator mark warner, who serves on the budget committee. was part of the bipartisan negotiating team on the infrastructure deal. senator, thank you very much. does that capture what happened from your understanding? you must have been part of some of those calls on friday putting it all back together. >> there were a lot of calls on friday. i can assure you. but i've been through this a few times, i think about many of us in this same group where we kind of built trust, were involved in the last covid package in the november/december timeframe. none of these things ever seem to go in a straight line. there are always bumps. and i think that got worked through and echoing what my good friend jeanne shaheen said earlier, and i say this to my democratic friends, there is so much in this infrastructure bill to like. not just roads and bridges and water and suer and broadband, but there's over 1 $100 billion in clean energy related items, things like capping abandoned wells that leak methane, things like electric vehicle infrastructure, things l

senator, republican senator john warner.quite honestly, president biden lauding and applauding the qualities of that man and that leader that are sorely needed right now in that town in washington, d.c. biden saying john was a man of conscience, character and honor. john warner, passed away last month at the age of 94. we'll continue to watch this funeral service, the services for john warner playing out at the wash national cathedral. >>> also at this hour, we're keeping a close eye on what joe biden will be doing in a few hours. he will be laying out his new plan for tackling violent crime in america, particularly gun violence in america today. there have been, as we have discussed, nearly 300 mass shootings in america so far this year with crime and gun violence speaking in cities across the country. in new york city, for example, shootings are up 73% since 2020. overall crime has jumped by nearly a quarter. in miami, the chief of police there is sounding the alarm. he's telling cnn this: it is going to be a long, hot, bl

warner: judy, i have been at this for weeks on end. it's been a lot of hours.re has never been any doubt that we were going to come back with reconciliation. one of the arguments that the republicans made was, let's do this in a more reasonable fashion, let's do this with the kind of policy agenda that they can agree to, because if they don't, as one republican senator said, my negotiating position was a little bit tough. if i say no, you guys will just go off and do it on your own in a much more extreme way. so there was no lack of understanding that there wou be a second step. whether leader mcconnell will torpedo the effort, i hope not. going forward, i think we will have many more than republican senators signed up. i think it is important for the american public. president biden made this point today and senator collins and i reaffirmed it. the rest of the world, our adversaries, like putin in russia, president xi in china, argue to the rest of the world that american democracy just doesn't work that well anymore. i would argue this put points on the board

senator warner, welcome back to "meet the press." the fbi director, christopher wray, in a "wall street journal" interview essentially invoked 9/11 in how to deal with these asymmetrical groups, these cells. we called them terrorist cells in 2001 and 2002. are these cyber criminals terrorists? >> chuck, let's step back and look at this problem. we've been talking about cyber for a long time. finally the american public is starting to wake up to the ramifications of these attacks. there's generally been two types of cyber incidents, one where a nation state steals information, two, where cyber criminals come in and threaten to shut down a system and demand ransomware. we've seen these individual attacks of these pipeline companies, ferry companies, meat packing companies. what i'm really worried about is if we saw the kind of massive, across-the-system attack that took place last year, the solar winds attack, they got into 18,000 different companies. if that attack had been to shut down the system, our economy would have come to a hal

and by our dear friend john warner.ny here, i had the privilege of serving with john for three decades in the united states senate. while we represented different political parties, i can say without hesitation john was a man of conscience, character and honor with a deep commitment to god and country. and enlisted in the navy, the united states navy, at age 17 to fight world war ii. a few years later, enlisted in the marine corps to fight in korea. eventually named secretary of the navy by president nixon, and then elected to the united states senate where he became a towering and respected voice on foreign policy, national security and defense. second longest serving senator from virginia, longest serving republican. a member of the greatest generation. and he understood that democracy is more than a form of government. democracy is a way of being. he understood it begins and grows in an open heart and with a willingness to work across the aisle and come together in common cause. and that empathy, empathy, is the fuel

it turned out they had been by a friend of warner's that came out soon after the bombing.eport by a special commission details the signals investigators missed >> we have the benefit of hiends sight and those police officers did not. >> reporter: the eight page report, the product of a five month investigation says perry was distraught, suicidal when the called 911 on august 21st, 2019 warner was ruining her life. she needed to save the innocent from him officers said perry rambled, paranoid she agreed to be dayareen in for manualealth exam investigators d try to follow up including going to warner's house but they never made contact with him and the matter stayed unreunresolved pamela perry knew who did it she called authorities again >> there's no way we can no this bombing could have been prevented. >> reporter: the so-called after action roort by the special commission investigating the police response does make a number of recommendations, including better follow up on open cases and documentation officers said they made multiple attempts to contact anthony warner, th

please say, this man, 63-year-old anthony quinn warner detonated the rv the explosion killed him theee other people and damaged more than 40 downtown buildings, incling an at&t facility, crippling 911 operations and cell phone service across the region. new today, after a five month investigation, a report raises new questions. could the bombing have been avoided entirely here is cnbc special correspondent. scott cohen. cial >> reporter: on what should have been the most peaceful morning of a most unpeaceful year. christmas in nashville was one more confirmation of a world coming apart at the seams. >> this could have been the greatest mass murder in the history of tennessee >> reporter: only the suspected bomber, 63-year-old anthony quinn warner died. they're still cleaning up the damage and the trauma. what if authorities had been warnedhat the i.t. specialist had been building bombs in his rv it turned out they had been by a friend of warner's that came out soon after the bombing. a new report by a special commission details the signals investigators missed >> we have the befit of

and warner, right >> never warner brothers originally warner brothers. >> originally warner brothersot it. f full circle. >> and "the maltese falcon" was humphrey bogart. well done. >> thank you i'm glad i passed the test it's time for a cnbc news update with rahel solomon >> hi, sara. here's what's happening at this hour the biden administration working to suspend all oil leases in alaska's arctic national wildlife refuge. politico says an environmental review could lead to restrictions on oil exploration and could nullify existing leases. >>> heavy rain for weeks leading to flood levels at a lake in north texas. forecasters don't see any let-up as well. the risk for flooding continues across parts of texas and louisiana. >>> belarus activist on trial stabbed himself in the neck while in the courtroom he was carried away from the courtroom and taken to a hospital where he has since been put into an induced coma. >>> and grand slam tennis tournament is promising to address players' concerns about mental health. this is in the wake of naomi osaka's stunning withdrawal from the french

>> i was in a rush to get to pop warner football. [ light laughter ] >> why were you in a rush?cited were you? [ laughter ] >> you guys, this is about football >> jimmy: i know, of course it is yeah you were excited you go, "i can't wait. i'm going to pop warner football." >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you go to them you go, "hey, we got to strip down so you can get sized up." >> yeah. they were like, "we need to figure out what size you guys are for your pads. >> jimmy: and pop -- and pop warner is -- you're teenaged? no >> younger >> jimmy: younger than that. >> 12. >> 12! >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: would you ever leave the house with no underwear? >> i mean, i would say one out of every five days i would [ laughter ] >> what were you wearing >> jeans >> jimmy: what jeans, no undies >> mm-hmm. >> ouch! >> jimmy: yeah rough stuff there. this is very interesting because i feel like you're so tricky, that you would make me believe this whole thing about football because i know you like sports >> yeah. >> jimmy: so that would have me steer off and believe whatever story about spor

. >> senate intelligence committee chair mark warner talks about his legislative priorities. he is asked about infrastructure talks and a variety of foreign intelligence challenges. >> 117 congress in an evenly split senate. >> a great time to serve as speaker in most diverse house of representatives in the history of our country. >> good morning. i am karen, a columnist here at the washington post, the right of politics and i want to thank you for joining us in the latest on our series on the 117 congress. our guest this morning is senator mark warner, the chairman of the senate intelligence committee and also a key negotiators in this bipartisan effort going on in the senate, president biden's infrastructure package alive. welcome, senator warner. >> great to see you. >> you certainly got plenty on your plate these days but i wanted to ask you about some news that came out over the weekend which is that the trump justice department, which didn't you wake in the revelations that they had journalist records and records of members of congress, we now find out that they had als

warner: thank you so much, karen. karen: good luck with infrastructure negotiations. please stay tuned at 10:00 eastern time tomorrow when my colleague francis interviews the president and chairman of mission blue. discussing the adverse affect climate change is having on the oceans. you can always had to washington post live and see the other fascinating programs we have coming up and register for more information about them. thank you very much for being with us today. announcer: the meeting with world leaders today with president biden holding a news conference in brussels, belgium. you can watch the 12:50 pm on c-span.org or listen live from the c-span radio app. attendees gathered to take a group photo. >> now we will begin the official greetings. [speaking french] the secretary-general of nato. [cameras shuttering] >> [speaking french] [cameras shuttering] president of the council of ministers of the italian republic. [cameras shuttering] [indistinct chatter] his excellency, prime minister of montenegro. [cameras shuttering] his excellency, president of the gove

democrat mark warner of virginia. thank you for being with us again. >> thank you. >> for bipartisan group of senators to agree is lightning speed in two to three weeks time. how did you do it? >> i got to take a little exception to your former panel. >> okay. >> i'm proud of what we have come up with. president biden was great in the oval office today. his team has been intimate in the negotiations over the last couple of weeks, and god knows there are things like voting rights to make my heart sick that we have not gotten the bipartisan support but most of the same group came together under equally challenging circumstances under president trump with a second largest investment ever in late november, early december on covid relief that many of us who were standing at the white house today came together on a bill that didn't get a lot of atense but 68 votes that made $250 billion investment in technology and concerns about china and i was working with jon cornyn with $250 billion in real money for the semiconductor i

let's say warner has mass transit. of what we know around understand in this country, the diversity of needs. the diversity of interests and thus why it is so important to come together not only across parties but really to come together for projects that benefit the entire country, the great effort with extraordinary people. >> thank you. >> well let me congratulate everybody who has been part of this effort. the challenge now is to make sure that the rest of our caucus on the democratic side and the republican caucus know what is in this bill and can join us in supporting it. it is critical that we begin to invest in our infrastructure. we have underinvested way too long. we spend less now than we did in the 1960s. if we're going to be competitive with china, with our adversaries, then we've got to make these investments. that is what this bill does. i'm delighted to have the president's endorsement of it today. >> good job. clean up. >> go ahead. [all talking at once] >> this is a great group of people here. one of

warner passed away from heart failure last month. he was 94 years old.licans block advancement of the democrats backed for the people act, democrats had plenty to say about the failure of their signature voting bill, president biden saying it would be suppression of a bill to end voter suppression. vice president harasses the fight continues. >> the issue here, is their actual access to the voting process or is it being impeded? the bottom line is the president and i are clear we support the john lewis voting rights act and the fight is not over. >> republicans say voting laws should follow the state and this bill created undo federal power. >> the bill we have in front of us is not so much about voting rights as it is a federal takeover of the election system. the way the bill is being advertised so we can't count on states to do elections right or fairly is the premise i have a problem with. the fee calling the block a win for the citizens of the united states and a win for election integrity. >> senator mike lee says blocking book for the people act a

democracy is a way of being, john warner gave his best to america. god bless him. he was a good man. a great american. it was an honor to have known him and worked with him. >> and he, of course, was also briefly known as someone who married elizabeth taylor. john warner was a virginia gentleman and a truly gentle man. 94 years old. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." chuck todd is on "mtp daily" ons in nbc. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away i

our guest this morning is senator mark warner, the chairman of the senate intelligence committee and also a key negotiators in this bipartisan effort going on in the senate, president biden's infrastructure package alive. welcome, senator warner. >> great to see you. >> you certainly got plenty on your plate these days but i wanted to ask you about some news that came out over the weekend which is that the trump justice department, which didn't you wake in the revelations that they had journalist records and records of members of congress, we now find out that they had also apple to get don began phone records is a time he would be sitting white house counsel. what is your sense of the picture emerging here and merrick garland said he's going to appoint an id to look into this but that is that enough? >> karen, what i think we are being is worse than all of us imagined. we knew unfortunately the department of justice have become, in a sense, a personal arm of the donald trump production rocket. bill barr was donald trump's personal enforcer than the nations top law enforcement offici

senator warner has played a central role in all these discussions.or manchin gets a lot of attention talking about how big the second package would be, senator warner is going to be just as important in the conversations. you look where he is on capital gains not for increasing it to 39%, corporate taxes, seems to be in the 25% range. he's going to set the mark as much as senator manchin and he bears watching him when we're chasing him down on your old stomping grounds on capitol hill. >> it's sharp and smart and he's someone with expertise in this area. when issues like this come up he's a go-to person. axios is the first report, i think the embargo lifting a minute or so ago from "the washington journal" reporter his book "frankly we did win this election". he details a shouting machine between then president trump and general mark milley. this expands on "the new york times" reporting over the weekend, the president trying to invoke the insurrection act. what happened between them? >> you see just how tense it was in this passage of the book by mi

-- time warner, and in this case, at&t, but what is interesting as we are seeing a lot of scrutiny ofhe media mergers and the changing landscape. we have seen a lot of changes in the last few decades with changes in who the competitors are, so i am certain that we will see a very thorough analysis of what this change might be meaning for the competition landscape, but i think it is important to look at how dynamic this competition landscape is out what this also shows about how this industry is changing. >> the fact that it has not become yet the issue that it was a couple of years ago, that this speaks to the significance or insignificance of it? jennifer: what we have shown is that it we have seen a disrupter and we now have a wide range of choices rooted most of us as consumers can think about all the different streaming services we have used over the last year to keep us under taint, and -- entertained. as a result, we have seen a broadening of this market such that there is the dynamic from innovation that complete changes the way we see the market. >> mary lynn. -- barry lynn. b

plus the $100 million dj — david guetta sells his past and future music to warner in a nine—figure dealtart with the travel industry, because airlines and holiday firms have told the bbc they support legal action by ryanair and manchester airport group against the uk government. on thursday the companies filed papers at england's high court demanding transparency over the government's traffic light system which classifies destinations as green, amber or red. no european countries are now on the green quarantine free list after portugal was taken off at short notice, with just weeks to go until the peak holiday season. the boss of easyjet holidays says government policy has been inconsistent. we have had so many mixed messages. we had a global task was given the objective to reopen travel and to come with a safe roadmap to reopen travel. we all put input into that and patiently waited for it to come out and then within a week of that actually happening, they went back on pledges that were made in that and fast to be able to plan the kind of capacities we would like to plan for the rest o

we'll talk about how it will be paid for with senator mark warner in a second.oocy on the white house has the plan as it stands. peter? >> the latest from the white house, they think this is critical for the united states staying competitive. >> we're in a race with china and the rest of the world for the 21st century. they're not waiting. >> the president says nobody is getting what they wanted here. so what does that mean? the $1.2 trillion with a t focuses on physical infrastructure, repairing roads and bridges. the other stuff like child care are going to come later. the way to pay for it will pay for it, too. some ideas like narrowing the irs tax gap and selling oil in the strategic petroleum reserve. both sides claim no new taxes. >> come together on a core infrastructure package. this is noninfrastructure items without new taxes and the commitment from republicans and democrats that we'll get this across the finish line. >> the president just touched down in raleigh, north carolina. he's going to ask an event while the vice president is making her first t

my friend john warner has mass transit. i don't have any roads. that's right. let's just say werner has mass transit, but i'm speaking to the diversity of when we know and understand in this country, the diversity of needs and the diversity of interest and that's why it is so important to come together, not only across party, but really to come together for projects that benefit the entire country. it is a great effort with extraordinary people. >> let me congratulate effort, the challenge now is to make sure that the rest of the caucus on the democratic side and the republican caucus know what's in this bill and can join us in supporting it and it is critical to invest, and we spent less now than the 1960s. if we're going to be competitive with russia and china -- [ no audio ] and i will happy to have the president's endorsement today. >> good job. >> it's clean up. >> look, this is a great group of people here. one of the big surprises i had coming to washington the sense that everyone was fighting with each other. we get along very well. this g

the gold winner, jack warner, adam probably wants to be jack warner so it can happen. i love that. great time, too. there's nobody happier all righty >> jim, yeah, i hear you we were glad to get you on the phone. have a great week. we will be talking soon. >> we will be together >> jim cramer on the cnbc news line >> thank you guys. bye-bye. >> let's get to "the half" >>> all right, carl. thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour the hottest trade in the market right now, and whether it can keep surging we debate it with our investment committee. joining me for the hour kari firestone, ceo jim lebenthal, steve weiss, joe terranova, good to see everybody. let's go to the wall stocks pretty much trying to get to highs of the day. dow is up 71 s&p is good for 12 nasdaq is good for 32. there is energy, because it is once again one of the best sectors today, up 1.5% that is the best trade of the year joe terranova, your wheelhouse i don'ca

that the senate agreed to relative to the death of the honorable john warner, former united states senator for the commonwealth of virginia, senate resolution 258. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to section 3 of the commission on native children act, public law 114-244, and the order of the house of january 4, 2021, of the following individuals on the part of the house, the select commission on native children to file the existing visa -- fill the existing vacancy. the clerk: ms. stefani be any brian of atmore -- abny brian of atmmore, alabama. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house stands adjourned until 9:30 a.m. on friday, june 4, 2021. ae companies of which all of us are told to get flood insurance and home insurance that you were not able to get. that is your enforcement but i have heard you say the name of your deceased mom and family and children of your brother that he was killed in cold blood with his hands up. what we need to do legislative legislat

senator warner from virginia is recognized for five minutes. senator warner, i am going to slip into the finance committee as you do, and if you would next either call on senator lomas if she's there or senator cortez if there is no republican here, if you would do that. thank you? >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's great to see you again. i'm going to raise a couple subjects i know we've talked about in the past. one is we know over the last year with covid we've seen a an economic effect, particularly communities of color hard hit. particularly women owned businesses hard hit. one of the things we've talked about in the past is the relatively small piece of the financing sector, but one i think that has great potential to grow is that cdfi, community development financial institutions. i work with folks on this committee, and including senator crapo last year. we got a 10 commitment to do grants and capital into the cdfis. i'm happy to see treasury rolling that out. the fed also has a role here in terms -- and i know senator brown raised this i

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my father met with ruth warner after she wrote her biography. when he went back to berlin to meet the family members, later on my brother wrote up of monograph. the oss published and available on amazon. it's so awesome that we are having this second generation of people who live this stuff with their parents. one more thing, i want to put in the plug for the new museum. it's being funded by lockheed. the whole history of intelligence and -- intelligence in our government. i can't member what it's called, but if our guests know please do that. mr. charles pink is the former president of the oss society and he will do a wonderful segment on this new museum which i'm helping -- hoping to participate. host: so good to hear from you, barbara. we will look into all of that. sarah rose, what do you hear in barbara's story? guest: it's exciting that she was so talkative. as we've learned from some of the children of that's, these stories get lost. it's exciting that you have so many and they are going to be commemorated in the museum because the storie

. >>> the last few years have been an investment banker's dream huge deals at&t buying time warner.arner grabbing headlines helping dealmakers grab huge pay days the dream may be getting dream dl dreamier the pwc showing the value, not just the number of the deals joining us for the frenzy is colin wittmer for pwc. colin, thank you for joining us. we would have brought investment banker in, but they are still up from last night working on their latest deal. how big are the numbers? >> you look at the deal market from two perspectives. the bottom perspective and value. when you look at the volume. nearly 15,000 transactions in 2020 that was up 8% over 2019. you look at 2021, we're over 6,500 through may. as you pointed out, there is a significant story with value when you think of the number of mega deals that happened in 2021 alone, it is up now to 54, which is the same amount that was all of last year the first quarter of 2021 from announced value perspective was 780 billion. that was the previous high w watermark. a lot of stories and val hue he. we surveyed our ceos on the survey

the fact that it's the natural thing to do right now to decide if you have enough scale in a post-warner/discovery world to get the streaming strategy right whatever that means, these are almost the obligatory things to look at. the remaining assets out there if, as the reports say, just today, and yesterday that the amazon mgm acquisition that's been proposed if that's going to draw a regulatory scrutiny when amazon is just merely one studio and one distribution platform, if they can't tuck in a small studio like mgm, without necessarily drawing some attention you'd think the threshold is high for getting through regulatory attention with a much bigger deal on this level. >> just one final thought as well, sara, is that if we're talking about the viacom/cbs potential tie up with comcast, you have two big shareholders that care about their voting rights and sharon redstone and brian roberts would have to presumably give up that control and whatever future -- in a way that john malone did do, of course, for the at&t/discovery time warner type deal. it's just another one of those hurdles t

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