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david zaslav joins us on the set this hour. >>> and hot ipos, china trade and president trump's assault our guest, weighing in on the biggest issues facing wall street for the rest of the day happy april fools' day the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now ♪ everybody plays the fool ♪ sometimes ♪ there's no exception to the rule ♪ >> announcer: live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box. ♪ i ain't lying >>> good morning, and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin, and our guest host this hour is tom farley, chairman and ceo of far point and a cnbc contributor, and obviously, had some experience with an exchange that will remain nameless since we're broadcasting in this beautiful place known as the nasdaq, the cutting edge of financial marketplace. the futures right now indicated -- you don't care anymore, do you? >> nah, big win for nasdaq on friday i don't mind you saying a word or two. >> up 203 now on the dow, up -- >> unanimous. >>

streaming is an interesting business, it's the growth story, certainly, and it's interesting what david zaslavdoing, streaming but not scripted, not scripted like net flif, -- netflix. dagen: which is cheaper. apple is entering, only spending a billion dollars so far. i just think the possibilities are limitless particularly when you look at the chip and joanne network, what you would be able to do in terms of social media connection. like i've said this before, i knew youtube tv which is essentially, it's like cable but it's a streaming service, it's an app and the algorithm that they have to predict what you will want to watch is really incredible. it's not that expensive and the interface is brilliant, a lot of things go into whether a streaming service is successful or not. it's not just a content but also how easy is it to use. maria: yeah, yesterday john said, they are home, put on fox business, mornings with maria and went from tv and knew exactly how to get to this program so kids can watch him on the show. >> it's amazing at the media marketplace, i'm not sure -- at this time you look