. >>> coming up, how hollywood is trying to keep those rotten tomatoes ratings from spoiling their box office bank. >> you are watching certified fresh. >> 89%? what are we? >> i'm sure we're higher than that. stay with us on "world news now." ♪ >>> so rotten tomatoes has become the go-to site before you go to the movies. you're gettin' into it. >> i like it. >> yeah, it's not bad. so a lot of people are wondering if their film is certified fresh or a splat. >> so some studios are finding new ways to get around a rotten rating. here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: rotten tomatoes ratings nowcast such a long and large shadow that hollywood is fighting back. the imoge movie just banked a heavy 24.5 million opening weekend, despite a tomato meter rating operating around a dismal 7%. >> wait, what? >> reporter: how? sony marketers cleverly embargoed all reviews until just hours before the movie actually opened. so that awful rating posted so late it couldn't destroy opening weekend. >> >> reporter: 7% means a critical 7% of critics liked it. ouch. that should matter. a national research gr

just a moment, but first, i have to say with so many people here in need, it's amazing to see how hollywood is stepping up to help. >> i can't really talk about it. i don't know why it makes me so upset. it just really makes me just really upset. i really hope people know, you know, my grandma's sitting here, my mom is here. i go home to my seven dogs. if i didn't have that, it would be really hard. i'm happy to help anyway that i can. >> miley donated $500,000 to relief efforts. leonardo dicaprio doubled that, giving $1 million through his charitable foundation. and we're learning more today about a star-studded prime tuesday. reese witherspoon is on board, and so is texan, jamie foxx. >> we're gonna raise as much money as we can for people down there. >> michael strahan, blake shelton and hillary duff will also reportedly host. duff posted this image of her hometown and called the hurricane damage "beyond devastating." this morning, a-listers were already out in force on "gma." a-rod answered phones for "disney's day of giving." he and girlfriend j-lo each donated $25,000 to the red cross

here's how hollywood and everyonere legend. ♪ like aone cowboy." >> i'm not labeled a.y the time i get to pen a i've. thinking about good songs andha >> his life changed in led his debilitating illness. >> it was sometimes difficulto to do what he loved he rocked the t lights are shin♪ >> born inarkansas, one of 12 children, he was one of the tar. he had h primetime show, everyone. campbell ho i'm glenn campbell. i went in one the next day, everybody knew my name. >> in hisad trouble with alcohol abuse and was arrested on spunnion. i think we can do the best we can while we're here. ♪ ♪ >> glen's 30-year-old daughter ashley posted this photo hand. the caption, i owe him everything i am will be. glen will certainly be missed. >>> moving on to anothernd tt w michael. his ex-boy friend is going on the record talking to got to ha >> how hard was it to lose youd at first you are in shock. >> kenny goss 13 year th'90s in ip with the singer. los angeles. he asked me out. the firste he didn't know if i was gay or not. >> it was a major moment when k oprah. >> i'm talking as tho

here's how hollywood and everyone are remembering a legend. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy." >> i'm not labeled than 60 million. he became a star whose music defies labeling ♪ by the time i get to phoenix oaths. >> that's all i've known. thinking about good songs and melodies. i did what i wanted to do. >> his life changed in 2011 when he revealed his battle with a debilitating illness. >> it was sometimes difficult to do daily tasks, but he was able to do what he loved most, sing. he rocked ♪ the lights are shining on me >> born in arkansas, one of 12 children, he was one of the top gi ar tarrists. he had his own primetime show, the glenn campbell hour. >> good evening, everyone. i'm glenn campbell. i went in one day and i come out the next day, everybody knew my name. >> in his later years he had trouble with alcohol abuse and was arrested on sush spunnion. i think we can do the best we can while we're here. ♪ ♪ >> glen's 30-year-old daughter ashley posted this photo holding her dad's hand. the caption, i owe him everything i am and everything i glen will certainly be missed. >>> moving on to

see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart >>> the split rocking hollywood i'm speechless. >> what tore chris pratt and anna farris apart? >> why aren't you wearing your wedding ring. >> and what anna's revealing in her new memoir. >> doing the right thing. >> plus, confessions from jennifer lawrence. her first interview about her boyfriend. >> whoa. >> i know. >> then taylor swift stares down the man she says groped her. inside the denver courtroom. >> plus, glenn campbell remembered. we look back at our six decades account music legend. then the first video of bachelor in paradise. >> cut it. cut it. >> remember "dynasty"? how the remake is even wilder than the original. >> oh, my god. >> and what's better than a gas station dance party with channing tatum? ♪ ♪ >> our exclusive road trip with the superstar. >> imagine that. >> now this is "entertainment tonight." >>> what a week it's been for chris pratt and anna farris after they announce their eight years of marriage is unfortunately over. breaks your heart a little bit, right? what went wrong? well, we

coming up, the latest behind-the-scenes drama in hollywood. how are threatening the way studios produced tv shows and movies. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg markets, i'm julie hyman. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. the latest action plot in hollywood could be threatening the way it does is this. hackers are now gaining access to everything original, everything from original stories to full episodes of popular tv shows, like game of thrones. week, hbo investigated a cyber attack after an unmarried episode of game of thrones appeared online. we are joined now from los angeles the details. lucas, this was terrible news. but it is not surprising when vulnerabler how hollywood is to cyber crime because of how much the out doors -- how much they outsource to freelancers. >> the challenge in hollywood trying to stop hacking, which is also possible for any company, is that they can put security in place were there employees, officers, but they rely a lot on third vendors for postproduction, props, costuming, you name it. it is hard to

the legendary comedian and philanthropist jerry lewis passed away and we look at the legacy and how hollywood reacts to his death. >> reporter: his humor was a legendary. >> [ video playing ] >> reporter: comedian jerry lewis died sunday of natural causes and people are paying was asked to his star at the hollywood walk of fame. he was the king of comedy and remembering him as the master in the giant. his rubber faced antics inspired people like jim carey to get physical on their comedy, and jim carrey tweeted out sunday that that full was no dummy. i am because he was. all this comity coming out of one man. >> laughter is our safety valve. laughter helps us get through syria able, through the stupid things that the politicians do. laughter is our secret and most important device, that is to laugh. >> reporter: jerry lewis is remembered for his humanitarian work almost as much as his comity having spent decades hosting the muscular dystrophy association telefon. they put out a statement, "the mda would not be the organization it is today if it were not for jerry's tireless efforts on behalf o

. >> fox's jane metzler takes a look at jerry lewis' influence and how hollywood is reacting to his deathr: his humor was legendary. >> there it is. >> reporter: comedian jerry lewis died sunday of natural causes. people have been paying their respects at his star on the hollywood walk of fame. martin scorcese who'll directed lewis king of comedy remembers him as a master and a giant. his rubber faced antics inspired people like jim carrey to get physical in their comedy. carry tweeted sunday that fool was no dummy. i. because he was. all different kinds of comedy coming out of one man. >> laughter is our safety valve. laughter helps us get through the stupid things politicians do t laughter is our secret most important device is to laugh. >> reporter: jerry lewis is remembered for his humanitarian work almost as much as his comedy having spent decades hosting the muscular dystrophy association telethon. the association put out a statement saying "the mda would not be the organization it is today if it were not for jerry's his last on stage performance was this past january in florida. je

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hollywood. no matter how did it may seem, anything can come back to life at some point. merica in summertime almost always have a hit and this year the one that can claim that title is the big sick. it is the first romantic comedy to have a muslim man as a leading man. it brea ks muslim man as a leading man. it breaks new ground.” muslim man as a leading man. it breaks new ground. i think dating this girl. she is white. it is based ona this girl. she is white. it is based on a true romance of the pakistani actor and writer and comedian and follows his courtship with his future wife, his parents‘ efforts to force him into an arranged marriage with other women and his wife to be's grave illness. it is cowritten by him and his real—life wife. it is a blend of cross—cultural interaction. i've always wanted to have a conversation with... you've never spoken to people about 9—11? he is like the lead in any other romantic comedy, that it aims to destigmatise muslim americans in the eyes of the public. that would be ideal and great records muslims need to be immortalised. ifeel l

much of politics is hollywood? how much is how you say things versus what you say? we asked willie brown how much of this is about how you look as opposed to what you are actually saying? >> i don't think that is a good question. because you said -- versus substance those -- sometimes the issues not addressed by politicians in the private business world get addressed in the artistic world. so you have got it clearly. otherwise, he would not have the blacklist years ago when they would say people work communist's, et cetera. all of those are things that regularly happen. believe me, if you are a candidate and you can attract a crowd, you have it going for you like know whether. because nobody has ever said, you are bribed by an actor. >> we have seen -- hillary clinton with an incredible star- studded lineup for people supporting her at events. and it had no impact on the voters themselves. they might be like, that is cool. but does that translate into changing my vote? it is a different question. >> but keep in mind, w

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world on a wide range of issues to make change. ,hether it is in silicon valley hollywood, wall street, and washington. host: how long has the group been around and how did it get started? guest: it started 12 years ago in the aftermath of hurricane was caused by bad decision makers and turned into a life altering disaster by those same decision-makers. those images that are still seared in my mind, and probably ofso many of your viewers, black people on their roof thanking the government to do something and being left to die. while those issues of geographic segregation, generational poverty, the impact of climate change, criminal justice, was all part of what was going on, at the heart of it no one was nervous about disappointing black people. the government, media, and corporations. the color of change was founded from a single email sent over time to really build the type of power that is beyond issue a legal case.ding to give every day people, wherever they may be, the ability to give their voices heard when they are seeing something that impacts them. host: how do you see your group in the spectrum of raci

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hollywood. basically, any property, no matter how dead it may seem, can come back to life at some point. ways yields a super hit and this year the one that can claim that title is the big sick. it's the first us romantic comedy to have a muslim—american leading man. it's a film that entertains, as it breaks new ground. i have to tell you something. i've been dating this girl. she's white. a white girl?! the big sick is based on the true romance of pakistani—american actor, writer and comedian kumail nanjiani. it follows his courtship with his future wife, his parents‘ efforts to force him into an arranged marriage with other women and his wife—to—be‘s grave illness. it's co—written by nanjiani and his real—life wife, emily gordon. it's a blend of tragedy, humour and cross—cultural interaction. so, 9-11. i've always wanted to have a conversation with...people. you've never talked to people about 9—11? in many ways, kumail is like the lead in any other american romantic comedy. if the film helps to destigmatise muslim americans in the eyes of the public, the cast would be pleased. that woul

fox's jane meller looks back at his influence how about hollywood is reacting. >> reporter: his humor. >> there it is. >> reporter: comedian jerry lewis died sunday of natural causes. people have been paying their respects at his star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> martin scorcese who directed lewis in 1983' the king of comedy remembers him as a master and a giant. his rubber faced antics inspired people like jim carrey to get physical in their comedy. carrie tweeted sunday that fool was no dummy. i am because he was. all differ kinds of comedy coming out of one man. >> laughter is our safety valve. laughter helps us get through sir cuevo the stupid things that politicians do. laughter is our secret most important device is to laugh. >> reporter: jerry lewis is remembered for his humanitarian work almost as much as his comedy. having spent decades hosting the muscular distrophy association telethon. the association put out a statement saying, "the m.d. a would not be the organization it is today if it were not forger forgery's tireless efforts on behalf of his kids. his last on sta

and seemed to be very un-hollywood in how they approached marriage in the spotlight. >> i heard peopleo bed mad. i think that's garbage. sometimes you have to go to bed mad, but at least touch toes. >> when they married in 2009, he was the chubby guy from "parks and recreation" but she was known from the "scary movie" films. when he transformed his body, no one was more excited than anna. >> i'm thrilled to be here with him and by his side, and i just, you know, i can't believe that my sweet husband is a movie star. >> earlier this year, he returned to tv as a guest star on anna's cbs series, "mom". >> i'll gladly be your dirty little secret. >> you make it hotter. >> why aren't you wearing your wedding ring? >> i -- i -- i'm so sorry. i -- >> that's cool. >> where's yours? >> i -- we have do get each other new rings. >> they both grew up in washington state, 20 minutes apart, but never met before they moved to l.a. they both grew up with parents who battled multiple sclerosis, and when their son was born, prematurely in 2012, they prayed for him when he was hospitalized in the nicu. p

. >> and wondering how the "access hollywood" video might impact that debate and we know now that thatvery much on her mind. all right, guys, thanks very, very much. that's it for me. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." president trump will speak any president trump will speak any moment now in reno, nevada. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. in moment now, president trump will take to the stage in reno, nevada, his third speech in three days and it comes as we get these new numbers in from quinnipiac university. 62% say president trump is doing more to divide the country compared to 31% who say he's doing more to unite. the survey also finds that 35% of voters approve of the

china is buying up -- chinese companies with the aid of their government is buying up hollywood production. you know how many american films are allowed to be shown in china every year? 24. but it's all over. all over. we got to stop it. or what happened with clothing and furniture and toys. will happen with our best industries. they're rapacious, the chinese. they do not play by the rules. my father-in-law was a new york city cab driver. he said sometimes uncle sam is uncle sap. when it comes to trade, that's what happens. no longer with the better deal for american workers. okay, thank you, everybody. >> while we have you there, on immigration, the white house has been announcing -- >> yes, i put out a statement on that -- >> -- the camera please as to what it will take for bipartisan support? >> well, the bottom line is to cut immigration by half a million people, legal immigration. doesn't make much sense. okay. everyone's, you know, this is different than illegal immigration. this creates jobs in america. it helps america. and we think it's -- we think it's a nonstarter. [ inaudible ] they're study

a modern day hollywood mogul. >> hey. how are you? >> what do you love about your job? >> my job is an opportunity every second of the day -- does anybody know what's going on in italy right now? >> cofounder of asylum entertainment, a production company he and his partner recently sold for over a 1 hundred million dollars. they've done dozens of hit tv shows you've undoubtedly seen. from sports -- to reality tv. >> i'm fat. >> reporter: and even scripted dramas like the kennedys, starring katie holmes. and we're not just name dropping. all his high-flying hollywood friends adore him, like the creator of the show "24," joel surnow. >> we all feel the same way jonathan. this guy is a treasure. this guy is a unique person. >> reporter: and the multiplatinum singer, songwriter jewel. >> he's a special person, you're lucky if he's your friend. there's a hell of a journey and a story that he just went through that is unlike anything i can ever imagine. ♪ >> reporter: with all he had going for him -- ♪ >> reporter: it's hard to imagine that jewel's song "hands" a haunting bal

how these hollywood moms shed the pounds. >>> and inside ew's sneak peek at the last jedi as the cast the price for spilling secrets. >> you're killed. >> the stakes are high. >>> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> "dancing with the stars" maks and peta take us inside their italian honeymoon. that's coming up. >>> but we're kicking things off with taylor swift taking the stand just a day after her mother broke down during her sexual assault trial. it's our number one tracking story. the trial taking a toll on mother and daughter as we go inside the courtroom for day four of the emotional case. >> the taylor swift trial. >> taylor swift took the stand offering emotional testimony. >> the 27-year-old was direct and animated on the stand today, at one point holding up her hand to demonstrate how the accused

hollywood guy. my understanding is james cameron never falls back. >> well, it's funny how guys, especially in hollywoodike him who come forward and say things like this about women. you find out they've treated women terribly in their live gls he talked about the fact he pulled his all male crew repeatedly to make sure the aliens were someone they'd hook up with in after tar. >> what does that? >> i like how as far as the aliens were in avatar. that's just me. >> jam eiljameill, who united s needs no fall back? >> taylor swift. not just the video teaser who are whatever will be released on sunday, it looks like a version of lemonade, the song, itself is rubbish. it further this feud with kanye west which she lost. we already know you lied about consulting with this line with kanye, taylor so just stop trying to convince us. >> can i push you, jameill? >> yes. >> i prefer personally, i prefer beioens to taylor, that's just me. >> i hope so. >> but, but what if when you look at the nos to, what if it's tribute, taylor saying oh, beyonce is awesome. that was an awesome look in formation. we want to give t

hollywood, big media and they wanted to drain the swamp. yet he starts a connection with washington and he goes -- how they say people go hollywood, inhe becomesf that swamp, i think that's where that relationship would start to fall apart. >> what about north korea? how will his supporters react? is this thing that moves him one way or another? >> i think requirk it's certain radar. the comments about north korea is that they actually played pretty well because they do the very thing or show the very thing selena just mentioned is that the president isn't a creature of waushington monopol he's not talking in the language of the elites and establishment. he's talking like they wish they could talk to kim jong-un. whatever the foreign policy implications are, i think they play politically pretty well. among the broad middle of the country who have looked at the country for 20/30 years, wouldn't it be nice if somebody talked tough to this really outrages regime? >> what about the part of the poll where only 30% look up to the president? >> i think it's kind of silly to say trump supporters support trump. that's true by definition. the problem is

export and employ people in good union-paying jobs in china is buying up companies in hollywood production. do you know how many american homes are allowed in china? 24. it is all over. .e have to stop it what happened with clothing, toys, they don't play by the rules. is a new york city cab driver and he said that sometimes uncle sam is asap. -- a sap. >> the proposal? >> we will put out a statement on that. illegal immigration does not make much sense. different than illegal immigration. >> they are studying the issue. we need action now. is the by american loophole something you're looking to close? that is what we want. >> washington journal is live every day. tax.g up, a session on pete sap has the taxpayers union. lisa collins with the center for international studies. washington journal is live at 7:00 on thursday. join the discussion. >> sunday night. how this mano know could have had the courage to find his way out of slavery and i was intrigued. i could not stop reading about him. >> the life of a slave who escape bondage. >> he served five terms in the house of representatives and he never fully

>> and wondering how the "access hollywood" video might impact that debate and we know now that that was very much on her mind. all right, guys, thanks very, very much. that's it for me. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." president trump will speak any president trump will speak any moment now in reno, nevada. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. in moment now, president trump will take to the stage in reno, nevada, his third speech in three days and it comes as we get these new numbers in from quinnipiac university. 62% say president trump is doing more to divide the country compared to 31% who say he's doing more to unite. the survey also finds that 35% of voters approve of the president's job performance, while 59% disapprove. and when it comes specifically to the president's response to charlottesville, 60% disapprove compared to 32%, who give him the thumbs up for how he handled it. this week, it has been truly a tale of two presidents on the national stage. monday, the comman

. >> plus we'll introduce you to the three young girls stepping into the hollywood spotlight, how a pushen empowerment ask learning about praise on the big screen when "action news" comes right back. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. >> as always so glad you're waking up with us on a saturday morning, 9:42 a.m., 73 degrees, looking live from our temple university camera. not. a pretty day, right, you're thinking where is that chris sowers so i can talk to him. tomorrow will be a beautiful day. speaking in the way of christie ileto it's going to be a ponytail day. >> reporter: the humidity, the last four weekends in a row, saturday starts out iffy and sunday is beautiful. this is the same kind of weekend. let's go live on sky6 live hd. here's another view, this is the commodore barry bridge, th

mark wahlberg is the highest paid actor in hollywood. but howg over the women? that's coming up. jonathan: thanks, larry. happening now, president trump in yuma, arizona. he will tour border operations before heading to phoenix where he will hold a campaign style rally. this is a live picture of air force one. the door is open. we haven't seen the president get on the tarmac yet. we will continue to monitor the situation. >> we may let twitter >> this is one of the communication and the organizing tools that was used. they are not commenting but the country says they are ready to talk. you know clubs that are b.y.o.p. -- bring your own pot? coffee shops. but not many open because of the zoning restrictions with the clubs. >> the donald trump look alike is common but they have confiscated the ecstasy tabs that look like trump's noggin. they estimate them at $46,000 michelle: the total solar eclipse number within on the media and this song was number one on the charts. >> ♪ nothing i could do ♪ total eclipse of the heart michelle: i know. it just

jobs. , chinese is buying up companies with the aid of their government is buying up hollywood production a you know how many american films are allowed to be shown in china every year? 24. he is all over. we have to stop this what happened with clothing and will happend toys with our best industries. they do not play by the rules. we sit there, my father-in-law was a new york city cab driver and he said sometimes uncle sam is uncle sap. no longer. ok, thank you, everybody. >> the white house announced the proposal on immigration. >> i will put on a statement on that. the bottom line is to cut immigration by half a million people, legal immigration, does not make much sense. ok, it is a difference in illegal immigration. it is a nonstarter. >> we're studying the issue and we have another study for six months and nothing will happen. we need action now. >> will there be a waiver for by american? -- which donald trump in wisconsin said he will support is tough as nails is what we want. >> thank you. >> coming up later, the white house briefing within the comic press secretary sarah huckabee sanders live f

how do i get him into hollywood?old no no no when it comes to getting eric into the industry. tell me if i can do that? >> i don't think there's any one answer. the keyword is tenacity. you got to have talent. i talked to your son before i got started and i wouldn't have known he had a disability, there is that aspect of it. there is a show called america's got talent, they are always looking for another side, another story besides someone who does singing, dancing, juggles, does magic tricks. you have a story, have you tried america's got talent yet? that is the first place i would go. because why? >> not with but someone i spoke to on the entertainment industry, can your son read music, i said no. i thought that in itself, not going to be a good thing as far as getting into hollywood. >> nobody knows. there are many well-known musicians who do not read music. does he have a natural ability, natural talent, you are telling me he has a couple cds, it is persistence and not letting go. do you know anybody who knows so

how close was rachel to picking peter instead of bryan? this is "access hollywoodreally okay with how it all went down? >> you heard her say to another man i love you. >> yeah. >> speak up for herself and stand up for herself.

which is how did you decide to go into hollywood and how did you get to be a famous tv host. the womb knowing exactly what i wanted to do. i was one of the fortunate ones who knew that the entertainment industry was where i wanted to land. i'm an old guy. i used to watch something like the ed sullivan show. i would watch the tonight show. how do i get onstage. how i perform. and so i learned magic. it was something that spring boarded my career. in order to practice and be good at the art of magic you have to do the same thing over and over again the repetitive actions and little did i know how much obsessive compulsive disorder was a positive aspect of becoming a aspect. why because i don't let go of things. i would have people hire me if i promised him i would never call them anymore. just hire him so i don't want to talk to them anymore. the repetition and wanted something so passionately actually worked in my favor. can you tell us what ocd is and what it was for you personally. it rears its ugly head in many ways. if you ever saw that dateline piece. i would spend many h

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hollywood, big media and they wanted to drain the swamp. if he starts a connection with washington and he goes -- you know, how they would say people go hollywood goes washington and he becomes a part of that swamp, i think that's where the relationship would start to fall apart. >> what about north korea? how will his supporters react? is this something that's even on their radar or moves them one way or another? >> i think it's certainly on my radar. my early read of the comments that the president made about north korea is they played pretty well because they showed the very thing that selena just mentioned is that he is not talking in the language of the elites and the establishments, he's talking the way that they wish they could talk to kim jong-un. whatever the foreign policy implications are, i think they play politically pretty well. among the broad middle of the country who have looked at the country for 20, 30 years and said wouldn't it be nice if somebody just talked tough to this really outrageous regime? >> what about the part of the poll where only 30% look up to the president? >> yeah, i mean, i think it's kind of silly to say t

children in the eye and vote for this president, which many republicans did after the "access hollywood" tape, howthey then go to their voter, constituent and say believe me when i tell you to support this president on this idea, don't mind the fact that i said he's a reprehensible human being just the other day. >> that's the problem that they have no credibility and that they're willing to sell out their own -- i hear you saying no, but i'm sorry, i think it's absolutely true. you can't on one hand say that this president is morally bankrupt and that he continuously does things like condone behavior of the white nationalists and on the next way say it's -- >> what do you propose? >> that they need to stand up. that they need to stand up and say actually, you know what? this is not normal. i think the problem is that we are talking about donald trump as if he is a normal president. that anything that has been happening since 2016 is normal -- >> if i may. >> sure. >> we have to put it in perspective. this is an administration that's seven months in. looic it or not, he is our president. we have t

they have hollywood numbers, they know how to make those and crank them out year after year, hit moviesm collection that was consistently turning a profit. then along comes rivals like netflix and people started cutting the cord on cable providers and that upset the apple cart. disney is responding to that change. it is an aggressive move by them, and as you just heard bob iger say, it is a threat to its rivals and distributors it at the same time, it changes the whole industry, that whole profitable mix they had before. this is a threat, if you look at consistency, as we have been pulling operating margins and high 20%, now is looking like the low 20% because they're going to have to pay more with the content they need. in particular, the sports. espn is competing with people like amazon. lions to get that content onto the network did there distributing it devoutly because they have to. the secret formula for profit was not a secret, but the formula had been so consistent and is now having to change because the industry is changing. rishaad: indeed it is changing. it is an industry con

little be a tad bit of what it's really amazing it's really amazing it's amazing how the fifty million dollars campaign in hollywood stars and everything you know they poured a lot into it but basically yeah it was crazy but you know they shrunk the deficit from twenty four to four right ok but here's the answer what the democrats need to do is basically keep doing what they've been doing all along would just take your issue you know on taxes stand up for the little guy not the wealthy guy on the environment make sure the people are safe from pollution not. go down less on education make sure they know that health care richard cation creature you are absolutely right the whole thing you're absolutely right richard you that's exactly what democrats should be doing so maybe you know c.n.n. and your liberal friends in the media they are the ones that are hurting the democratic party right now because they're not getting the new democratic party's message out steve ten seconds before we end the program go ahead yes ok hillary clinton won the popular vote because donald trump didn't come campaign in california or new yo