tom: the industry zeitgeist is he is no brian roberts, but you are saying, lose the caution. you own the shares given your enthusiasm over their development of free cash flow? brian: expectation for the company were way out of whack. investors were trying to make a business model that didn't exist. tom: were they misled by netflix? brian: i think investors found a way to justify the stock price. that is not uncommon with momentum driven stocks. we see it with any stock that is overvalued. lisa: how do you assess what the actual value is at a time when we don't know what the real problem was? you throw cold water on this theory that consumers were cutting netflix subscription because of the rising commodity costs, rising cost more broadly. brian: i know there is a narrative out there around inflation, but i think the issue is -- spending on streaming services in the u.s. is about $30 billion last year. there is $100 billion traditional paid tv services, cable. there is a lot of room to go. tim nolan is bang on when he talks about competitive issues. there is just more streaming

brian roberts does he still own mbc or whatever that is? ask brian roberts show him a clip of joy reid, take it into his boardroom say are you comfortable with this? paying this woman on your airways to say these kind of things? there's no way in that he be comfortable to listen to that on his own airways. >> geraldo: you product is guaranteed her next contract. [laughs] [laughs] >> jesse: she's plenty of content. it's ironic that this climate warrior, two years ago they love the guy because he was saving the planet and i would try to save twitter is a doctor evil. >> dana: they probably want to tank tesla next. >> jesse: the common form. >> dana: secretary make it a very good claim about his handling of the border crisis. ♪ ♪ let's go on the open road with a safe stay! now get double best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire, you get free nights fast! book now at bestwestern.com. (all): all hail, caesar! pssst julius! you should really check in with your team on ringcentral. oh hi caesar. we were

brian. -- robert. we have implemented a more significant and crippling sanctions package that has ever been done on any large economy in history. i would certainly point to that. in terms of his view as a private citizen on planes, if other countries want to provide planes, we are not standing in the way. we have made an assessment about the what ukrainian military needs and what they are trained and to use. and what would be effective in the transport obits. reporter: i noticed the helicopters are on the table. sec. psaki: remember said they were off the table. we have concerns about the polish proposal about how they would be transported. our military made a risk assessment about that. that assessment has not changed. we have provided helicopters in the past. reporter: after president said he does believe that russia is committing genocide, the french president came out and commented. do you have a comment? sec. psaki: i do not. reporter: what changes can be made in a short amount of time? sec. psaki

. >> police chief, brian roberts. >> and he fired at derek johnson while sitting in the driver seat ofdrove head on into a tree. he died at the scene. >> it was hard. yeah it's a. you have to give me a second. so derrick, he was a good guy. good cop. good friend. >> derek was just 32 years old. leaving behind his wife, and six-year-old son, and his family at draper pd. >> everybody talks about a cops a cop. and the best cop you can have. and how we treated and serve to the community. derek was one of those guys. >> for jacqueline moore, the loss was twofold. >> he was starting to get some free time to help me with the case, and telling me what he was doing when he was on the case. and then he was killed. i did not have anyone else. to ask. >> you had lost your friend? your old competitive friend? >> i lost my friend. and i lost the information that i needed on that case. there was no one else. >> because he was the institutional memory of this thing? >> yes. >> jacqueline had only herself to rely on now. in the balance? justice for any now dead for a year and a half. she strongly sugge

brian roberts is like howie roseman of the eagles, like i'm not going to stay static.o buy the stock? i am going to wait for the wake of the downgrade, and it was quite shocking that she had reiterated yesterday and this going to reverberate. >> we will watch j.b. with charter later in the week. >> it is big, and now roku has reported, and they had been short on roku, and they were right from yesterday. and there are certain stocks that should be bitten, and it does have a good yield. >> we didn't get to bie, and yo are watching gilead. >> and lily, and talking about a six or seven-year drug, and people are looking in the adjustable market, and that is wrong. a lot of drugs that people would take if they didn't put so much weight on. but you can make a cocktail of this drug that puts on weight, so you can stabilize. so people are going to take a lot of drugs because they get obese from the drugs. that is fabulous. and david ricks came on the show yesterday, and he is very i ind indiana-like, and meaning that he does not pound his chest, and i would have, because that d

thanks so much, robert brian. germany's defense minister says the you must now consider the banding . the importation of all russian gas domini came, has more from berlin. what you have here is a growing recognition from the political elite here, certainly the governing parties that what's in place right now is not enough in so far as sanctions is concerned. so different voices, again from the same party. as mrs. lambert, the defense minister, over the course, the last 24 hours had been saying that further measures are needed. so the, the general secretary, as it were, of the party yesterday evening was saying that the tap to russian gas was being tightened further. and we know that the chancellor, mister shots, over the course of the last few days in response to the scenes from boucher said that further sanctions would be necessary. we know that his colleague, the foreign minister, analynn bell, bought from the green party, had said, substantially the same thing. so it's pretty clear that the scenes in butcher have been greeted with revulsion, not just in berlin, but also in paris. i

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do you have to wear -- >> steve: is john roberts running up the stairs? >> briantsa guy who's been walking through saying hey, buddy come up with a mask over your nose and mouth, he didn't say anything because people dropped the mass mandate after a federal judge announced that you didn't have to wear it anymore. >> i think that federal judges down in florida and ruled that the cdc has overstepped its authority. those are the airlines that have said you don't have to wear masks anymore. the passengers on planes where excited. listen. >> overturned the mask mandate. [cheers and applause] >> if you choose to, you may remove your masks. >> immediately, congratulations. [applause] >> i love it. i love the change. i'm not wearing a mask. >> you should be able to choose whether you want to wear a mask or not. >> is one of the best things we've done in months. >> is should be a person's personal choice to do it. >> ainsley: it's about time. >> brian: it is unbelievable because it's so much pressure on the flight attendants. they woke my daughter up because it was just a

brian style and john katko. congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks. the president of the heritage foundation, he is dr. kevin robertsand former top facebook official cara frederick. the democrats in panic mode. the president's polls are plummeting. why you should be concerned about the big enrun democrats want to save his presidency and themselves. democrats are misleading voters again in a big way on green energy. senator chuck grassley is stirring the pot. hunter biden could have given an opportunity for blackmail. the media will not ask this big question but we will, did joe biden make any money off the hunter biden's shady deals overseas? the granddaughter of roy disney speaks out against conservatives for attacking disney for getting politicized but polls contradict her on this and the story. dr. fauci talks restrictions and man dates. he is against scaring everyone but footage of fauci is surfacing. shows he again is contradicting himself. this as even democrats blasting president biden opening the floodgates, getting rid of trump's border policy. joe manchin calls that frightening but the white house sparks o

happy friday welcome to april, robert a huge april facing a huge headwind march was a decent month surprising many. how do you read the macro environment? >> thank you, brian. welcome to a newquarter. the big thing to point to is we are at a crossroads. the crossroads is the market is resilient in the first quarter resilient to inflation and the inverted yield curve the mixed signal you pointed out. so far, markets have held up well the critical question is how will margins unfold? it is a make or break quarter for stock prices going forward >> listen, if you watch cnbc, and i assume you do, robert. you heard about the inverted yield curve. nominally it did invert. the point i tried to make at the top of the show is when you factor in inflation, like the pros do, the real yields have not inverted so are you looking at that so-called inversion as a thing does it matter is it historical anomaly we have to watch >> i think there are a lot of mixed signals. you are right. the real yield curve is inverted this is all about inflation and less about growth. there is a wide range of the timeline with which the yield curve inverts. a wide range around that that is

brian and we will be back at 11:00 o deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today, from the series, fbi: most wanted, dylan mcdermott. plus, good morning america anchor and author, robin robertsi. -ah, yes. -ooh. -ooh. hey, it's tuesday, april 12th, 2022. yes. good morning. april showers, bring may flowers. do you know i finally believe you that winter lasts 'til now. i finally believe--