emac, what about the quality, it does seem that amazon and netflix and hulu are coming out with products that are in many cases better than what the networks are. liz: absolutely far none, they have great programming, it's expensive to create the content. that's why they will blow through pricing model for consumers. price hikes are going to go up or raise more debt or do another offering. david: bill, you're a good number's guy, enough revenue to cover all of the expense? >> i don't know about netflix as stock. it's getting harder and not easier in the internet age to make copyrighted content. david: clearly we are all bingers here. we get together and bing. americans say they had some regrets in terms of how they are managing their money but david: and we are back with guests you won't regret, emac, robot. liz: sea, sounds like simpson cartoon. etf, it's cheap. >> investors are going to lose enthusiasm. david: information quick, bill. >> research is follow the same business as broadcasters. >> cash on the balance sheet going down while debt is going up. david: have a great weekend, con

david: and we are back with guests you won't regret, emac, robot. liz: sea, sounds like simpson cartoon. etf, it's cheap. >> investors are going to lose enthusiasm. david: information quick, bill. >> research is follow the same business as broadcasters. >> cash on the balance sheet going down while debt is going up. david: have a great weekend, continue with lauren simonetti in cashin n. >> i was stunned when i came to work yesterday morning at what i saw or remember congress doing. remember -- a member of congress listened in to a phone call from the president of the united states to a young wife and in his way try today express that opinion, it's a brave man, a fallen hero, he knew what he was getting himself into because he enlisted, there's no reason to enlist. he was where he wanted to be, exactly where he wanted to be with exactly the people he wanted to be with when his life was taken. that was the message, that it was message that was transmitted. it stuns me that a member of congress would have

. >> hey, emac, how you doing? by social media companies when they let bullying, harassment, trolling, aiding terrorists and fake news and political falsehoods on their site. these are the guys who are arbiters of what we should read? >> let me tell you, liz, it's a private business but they broke their own rules. i went to twitter to look at the mission statement and said this, give everyone the power to create and share ideas and information instantly without barriers, i would say to twitter, you broke your own rules, so as a private business they have that right, we have a right to go to another platform. liz: such a great point you make, lawrence, we love having you on. this is where people get the information and news and manipulate and censor information because they see us, the consumers, as algorithms for ad revenue, hard wired devices. platforms, not publishers of news, correct? >> correct. seems as people making the decisions have a political agenda, it's convenient they took the ad down of the actress th

i don't think president trump turned it, he highlighted it, emac. when you look at the fact where colin kaepernick started was a protest against police shootings of blacks as he saw it, wrongful shootings, and there are some of those, to be fair. they never turned around and protested the policeman standing on the sidelines guarding them. they turned against the american flag, and no matter what side you come from. the fact is disrespect for the american flag is how most americans see it, and when you do, that you're going to lose the argument. on top of the fact, if you lose the locker room as kaepernick did and others, there's discord, and one man who turns it in pittsburgh, alejandro villareal, i'm going to stand for the flag. that turned the conversation on him. liz: joe namath was on "varney & co." earlier today, a football star. he said white people have not walked in african-americans' shoes. we get that. but what we're talking about is basically the hypocrisy of the moment and whether or not if you stand for the national anthem, does that me

. >> hey, emac. liz: what's your reaction to the naacp move here? i feel like the airlines today pretty much all suck. i don't think there's any discrimination going on now. i think a lot of the airlines including american airlines don't know customer service. not so much of them targeting black folks. a lot of americans are displeased with the airline experience today. liz: looks like a year ago, according to reports, lawrence that a north carolina naacp leader was reportedly pulled from one of the airlines flights after confronting alleged discrimination from the passenger. that's what the naacp is citing about african-americans being bumped from flights. what do you think? >> yeah, and other people that were removed from flights from other different reasons as well. people that were assaulted on the flights. i mean the list goes on and on the flight experience today. i think we pressure can all agree, liz, somewhat an epidemic, especially with american airlines displeasure on these flights, and so i think for the naacp to take one situation and s

emac evacuees of the fire are headed here to this community church in downtown nampa. we've been speaking with them for the last several hours. joined me now is marlene rosenberg who is among the evacuees. she lives in the silverado resort area. what was that like when you got the knock on the door? >> the power had gone out. so we had opened our garage door. and the fireman was right there at her garage and he told us that we had to go right now. so we went with what we had. and we took the dog and that was it. and i have not been back. >> you have any been able to sleep? even think about what happened your home? >> exactly. everyone's home. there are a lot of people there that don't know what's going on. >> i just found out that somebody lost their home. and i know there are more. i can't wrap my head around what happened. and all these disasters that have been happening. it is now happening here. >> you tell me you've been there since 1975 and you've never seen anything like this? >> not to this extent. there have been fires and they burned some of the upper propert

to emac's point, where does the money come to offset higher risk folks?are going to say it was mean-spirited. you heard the term spiteful, those kind of things. >> none of this is going to work. this whole conversation, the current level of debate in washington is a joke. we're on a collision course with single-payer socialized medicine. we were put on this course as soon as the affordable care act passed. we're not going to solve it. as soon as you give people entitlements -- charles: you think this was orchestrated? >> no doubt about it absolutely, absolutely. charles: let me ask if you remember this. back in july, senator john mccain, scene was set, with gary cooper in high noon, but a little different. he walked into the chamber, he gave it the finger, actually the thumb. he killed the bill. there are serious concerns this could happen again. check out from "the washington post." mccain could give same thumbs down to tax overhaul as he did to health care. do you think he will give them the old -- >> at this point, seems as though there are certain rep

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first about new number, emac has new numbers on consumer confidence.really strong, 125.9, better than expected. were looking for a read of 121. consumer confidence at 13-year, 14-year highs. wages coming in record highs for the last month. the expectations coming in strong. household personal income and consumption too at record highs. stuart: that is the trump growth agenda period. the economy is growing. confidence is strong. jumped from 121. liz: came in at 125.9, way better than expected. stuart: thank you, liz. let's not hide this. good stuff. the market turned positive. only just. i have names moving big time. whoa, would you look at qualcomm down 6.8%. apple is considering dropping qualcomm components from future versions of iphones and ipads. bad news for qualcomm. intel however, going the other way up on the news. apple will use intel chips more. 17-year high for intel at 45. going the other way again. under armour down big. sales and profits slum especially in north america. under armour back below $14 a share. >>> aetna considering relaunchi