there was something that ben affleck said that caught my attention. yes, he was talking about the same thing of what is the ultimate profitability of media. take a look at what he said. >> we need, and there is a lot of money to be made in the linear studio space. i would love to be jerry and david allison. i would love to go into that ecosystem and say, yeah, there's going to be hard choices. but there's tremendous opportunity. >> that was ben affleck at cnbc, talking about the opportunities in city. mark douglas is with us. what you make of the comments, and a bit of the turnaround play at disney. >> yeah, i think he's right, that this is the thing in media. any business, there are two ways to grow, grow the number of customers or revenue per customer and on linear, the networks are doing neither of those. and now they are, with the advent of streaming, they are attracting are digital customers and at the same time, they are existing customers ready to spend more. the effect of that in particular, disney's focus on that, is why you are seeing increa

jessica:sobre un comentario que hace ben affleck sobre teresa lÓpez, tere controversia y acaparar titularesdes, en poder ando, no importa, jennifer lÓpez es brillante. importa lo que le digan en su cara. jessica: ben affleck que por lo menos pude decir que esa es espectacular. jomari: imagÍnate que diga que diddy es espectacular. astrid: no lo va a decir, es ella quien le dice al mundo me estoy divorciando y fuera que se fue a divorciar ya dicho en redes sociales que la estaba pasando mal y no le estaba pasando bien. no va hablar bien de Él en esto momentos ya que le conviene hablar bien de ella para vender la pelÍcula es a Él. jessica: que la gente no le crea jennifer lÓpez que este dolida como que le irÍa mal, por quÉ crees que le pasa eso? montse: pasa un fenÓmeno con jennifer lÓpez que trata de identificarse con el pueblo y el pueblo dice aquÍ no nos puedes engaÑar con tus millones y tu vida de diva. hemos visto vÍdeos de jennifer lÓpez siendo diva. queriendo decir, yo se como ustedes y soy como pancho pÉrez. la gente no se siente identificada. jomari: la gente les cree, es que todas es

ben affleck. it reminds me when people are finally like metallica when they realized we can go on toward make more money and the record companies are screwing us and we can make more money. i feel he spoke in a plane way that made me feel, maybe there will be more to the people who do this. >> it's not often you get creators weighing in and when they are competent enough they do carry a lot of legitimacy and i do wonder when you hear johnston say i am happy with the mix if it puts the brakes on others who are still in the process of changing their own if disney has already done that. >> take disney out and i thought they did and maybe he will make deals and they say we are done and fine but again it speaks to the idea i can model disney and i don't have to say once they by the film library of warner bros., now i will get excited and a real company doesn't have to do that but it's disney and i can model that. >> on disney the main cable network is espn and they already breakout sports and they will

ben affleck needs to be concerned about this because he just got divorced for the hundredth time.he inside of the house, he got the outside, so he better hope a.i. doesn't take his job -- stuart: do you write this of stuff? >> no, you just bring it out of me stu. i kid my whole weekend in florida, the first question i got asked saturday night, does stuart varney think you're nuts? probably, but he brings me on anyway. stuart: i think you're funny. >> thanks for that, i'll let them now. stuart: fox news saturday night, 10 p.m. eastern. jimmy, you're all right. i still see red ink for the dow industrials, that's off of 200 points, but the nasdaq, that's completely turned around. now we're up 70. mike murphy with me for the hour. question, has the trump rally faded, and is it now all about profits going forward? >> well, first question, trump rally faded, we can't go straight up forever. we got the election, we got the results that the market wanted, so that's where we are right now. now we're going to shift our focus to earn earnings, as we always get back to earnings. we heard from

do you agree with ben affleck? the theory that a.i. >> i agree with him that "good will hunting" can't be writ opinion by a machine. i don't think it matters. a couple hundred years ago our clothes were made by humans. they invented machines to make clothes. they were not very good clothes, but the manufacturers sold them anyway and now we all have clothes made by machines. this is just what happens when automated technology comes out. it doesn't need to be that good. companies figure out how to use it, sell the good more cheaply and fewer, you know, pay fewer humans to do the work. i don't really see why a.i. is different from previous automating technologies in that way. >> and to think we used to believe that santa would make our toys and that, too, got replaced by machines. alex, thank you for joining us on "beetlejuice." >> thank you, jason. >>> remember to check out my podcast a word with jason johnson this week. we are having a very important episode where we talk about the incoming administration, the work they are doing and th

i have live nation with ben affleck. a sell to a hold a few years but my guy, is he making us money with the buy? >> the two names -- >> i just said that. >> i wasn't listening. tesla up 7.4% and nvidia -- >> because it's just wave a magic wand. >> i was kidding. i was listening. >> you're laughing on the inside. i-95 is going to be a hands-free zone. if you think that's the way it's going to work -- do you think that's what's going to happen? >> the federal government can set policy broadly speaking. you do need a uniform approach, don't you? >> you can't just get on it with self-driving. >> you can't magically appear on the interstate. >> it's possible once you switch to the interstate, maybe you're allowed to self-drive and maybe that's the way they do it. >> uber down six, going to be a two-month low on uber as we see that disparity between these names all the time. >> by the way, ibm expanding in a.i. in a collaboration with amd. you could say amd is not necessarily up because of the problem the information cited. >>

and of course, i will be doing a number of sitdowns, including the end of the day with ben affleck andwood. affleck, of course, is a great actor and director. he is also a very important businessman at this point when it comes to producing. >> going to be great. fascinating. >> yeah. we'll be right back. licy you now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned we could sell all of our policy, or keep part of it with no future payments. who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and enjoy our retirement as we had planned. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don

. >> john: ben affleck was first. and then chris pine. and now. they made me do that. don't laugh.e? >> john: guys, on youtube, this will be so much shorter. now they have a still image of me doing this. >> stephen: seriously. that's how you won. that's how you won. >> john: what is in this? >> stephen: okay. the holidays are coming up. you're a family man. do you do the thanksgiving here? >> john: we've been doing it the last few years. we have smaller kids so we host it. emily is an incredible cook. she does mostly everything but i do the turkey. i do turkey duty. >> stephen: how do you do it? >> john: deep fryer. >> stephen: so you have a death wish. super dangerous. >> john: it is. i have a friend who is an nypd police officer and when i told him i was deep frying it, he said what time are you doing it so he could send a response team. this will be my third year doing it. i watched the videos of what no& to do. i don't know if you've seen those videos. they literally, the flame to start small and everything is on fire. >> stephen: how to make sure that doesn't happen? >> john:

and they went completely the opposite way the story of argo film argo, ben affleck plays the real life cia disguise expert tony mendez, who can't afford to wait around till spring. >> the only way out of that city is the airport. >> tony mendez had been the chief of disguise for cia, so he had reached out to people in hollywood. he had a friend named john chambers who actually won an academy award for planet of the apes, and john was the one who told tony, just say you're part of a scouting location crew for a hollywood movie. you'll be able to go anywhere. >> you know the science fiction movies, star trek, star wars. >> they need an exotic location to shoot. moonscape mars. desert. you know i fly into tehran. we all fly out together as a film crew and so that was the genesis of this exfiltration idea. >> they were a film crew based in canada, and they were looking for a place to film this scenario. >> i thought was brilliant. who better than hollywood people to show up in the middle of a revolution and try to shoot a movie? >> it was a compelling thought. everybody knows that people f

know at least 20 guys named sean duffy. [ laughter ] sean duffy sounds like every character in a ben affleckas now nominated fox news personalities for defense secretary and transportation secretary, and he might not be done. it's already changing the network. i mean, check out what i saw this morning. >> welcome back to "fox & friend." [ laughter ] and now, six commercials for my pillow. >> jimmy: yeah, just different. it's just a little different. it just feels a little different. [ applause ] yeah. well, get this. today in new york, prosecutors in trump's hush money case told the judge that they want to freeze the case while trump's in office and sentence him in 2029. yep, they're making us wait five years to find out what happens. netflix was like, "hey, that's our thing." [ laughter ] speaking of trump, today he accompanied elon musk to a a spacex launch in texas. yep, elon invited trump to see his rocket. [ audience ohs ] it's a big deal. that's -- that's billionaire third base. [ laughter and applause ] it is. some sports -- some sports news. over the last couple days, there were a bu

murphy, ben affleck, matt damon and alan maloney produced the book to screen drama. in 1985 and follows a devoted father who uncovers disturbing secrets at the local convent and shocking discoveries about his past. >> the pageant is sacred, based on the bestselling book the best christmas pageant ever, is about a group of troublemaking kids taking over a local church pageant. >> the cast includes lauren graham, judy greer, and pete holmes run the post-apocalyptic thriller elevation with anthony mackie and morena baccarin has the single father and two women venturing from their homes and facing monstrous creatures to save a young boy. the throne is vacant, expanding to more theaters is conclave, with ralph fiennes, isabella rossellini, and stanley tucci about a cardinal tasked with selecting a new pope and uncovering a trail of deep secrets. i'm bird. >> who are you? >> in select theaters, then expanding november 15th is bird, written and directed by oscar winner andrea arnold, with a cast including barry keoghan. the coming of age fable is about a 12 year old british

unless you ask ben affleck, here is his answer when asked if i was getting close to making its own versionthe franchise i can write you excellent imitative imitative verse that sounds elizabethan. >> it cannot write you shakespeare the function of having two actors, or 3 or 4 actors in a room and the taste to discern and construct. that is something that currently entirely eludes ai's capability and i think will for a meaningful period of time. >> good point affleck. and lastly, tonight prince harry getting a neck tattoo from the country artist jelly roll really you give me a tattoo and then you come and play the invictus games. >> that easy of a deal. all right screw it. let's go. >> let's do it. >> where do you want it we gotta go for the neck. >> the neck? i was thinking, like my lower back or my. >> nobody else doing this but me what a way to announce jelly roll as the headliner for the closing ceremony of next year's invictus games. >> it's the international adaptive sport tournament for injured veterans and service personnel the prince harry started back in 2014. don't worry the tatt

oh, by the way, speaking about paramount, don't forget, ben affleck and gerry cardinale joining me onfleck is an amazing businessman in addition to being a great director, writer, star. >> okay. >> all right. let's move on. >> okay. >> speaking of consolidation, the kre, best week of the year. >> i know. >> nice piece out of maike mayo this morning looking at how the trump 2.0 era will be a sea change for the banking industry. >> when you get together with bankers, they were so always afraid to talk about how good things were because they were afraid to draw the wrath and ire of the regulators. david, wrath and ire are done. >> they are? >> in praise of banks, in praise. >> you trying to do a little shakespeare for me? >> no, it would be somewhat more b biblical. >> i love this line in the "journal." a top m&a banker said he was personally disappointed by the outcome, but as he sat on the couch and watched the results come in, many of his clients texted in elation. >> there were some good parts of that story. >> you know, wells fargo had been one of my biggest positions and that's got

. >> well, david did a great interview with ben affleck last week and part of the discussion about aig out another season of a show or maybe another film. i wonder if you think the schedule can accelerate safely given costs? >> a related anecdote i was on the set of the new "star wars" mandalorian and thinking about how to use ai. they have a library of like ten films with outtakes and all of that data and if you put in the computer light saber, you know, you have so many looks of so many. so i do think especially for some of these franchises, that ai is going to make a big difference to them. >> i wonder it that means we're entering a sweet spot if the promise of ai is realized. james cameron came on as filming avatar and said the same thing and for these big budget blockbuster expected movies if you can do more with less as you drive sales at the box office and in the theater whether this is now going to be a golden age in terms of profitability? >> i do think so. but i'll put an asterisk on it. every new innovation you think is going to save money will create more content and oppor

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profesional, porque arrastra y atrae a dos tipos de hombre, uno que no quiere nada con la fama como ben affleckprensa, que no es muy comÚn. francisca: yo creo que en este caso deberÍan de hablar mÁs porque son figuras importantes. la gente se asusta porque es cÁncer. tania: ellos no tienen permitido mostrar cuÁles son sus emociones. [hablan al tiempo] tania: igual marÍa antonieta esta maÑana menciono un momento en particular que la reina expresÓ algo asÍ, porque era mucho lo que le estÁ pasando, pero eso es como romper un protocolo, decir lo que sientes cuando todos sabemos que como humanos, una noticia como esa nos va a afectar, aunque sea de piedra, yo dije, debe ser brutal lo que le ha tocado vivir, porque acuÉrdense que su mamÁ viviÓ de una manera muy trÁgica ante los ojos del mundo y ellos tuvieron que vivir ese duelo y Él estaba grandecito y conciente, que yo imaginarÍa que despuÉs de que te pasa algo asÍ en la vida, tÚ manejas todo con un poquito mÁs de control. francisca: yo creo que si pasa algo asÍ como lo que le pasÓ a Él con su mamÁ, ya le tienes miedo a la muerte de por vida, miedo