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i see numbers a lot now on hulu because we control hulu. the consumption of programs on hulu, and programs launched on fx, abc and freeform, you look at the audience, there's another audience out there and there's a migration that won't slow down but speed up in the direction of direct to consumer over the top services. >> you have direct to consumer, espn-plus, looking to buy more rights, nfl sunday ticket rights, looking to buy those >> i won't answer specifically to the question about the nfl package but we know the nfl is really valuable, but the answer is yes, we'll be looking to buy more rights for espn-plus as they become available. down the road, the linear channel is still very valuable to us. that's at a time when we believe the shift from the consumer perspective is significa enough to warrant that. >> i have to ask you about china, in the main stream media, with these nba tweets sparking such backlash, i'm curious, china, such a big business for you, what is this all means for you in your business and your approach to everything

the simple explanation is back then you just had hulu, amazon and netflix.e reruns would air on basic cable. now you have so many streaming services. hbo max from at&t. apple plus. you add that to the three big streamers we talked about and there is a lot of buyers. only a small pool of shows that are seen as really mattering. friends, the office, seinfeld -- these shows get $500 billion. lots of other shows will not get that same level of commitment. south park is a unique title. taylor: the strategy is to build up to a library to compete with netflix, right? lucas: i think the idea is you want something that a lot of people will come and watch. either the reason they sign up for the birthplace, although that is usually originals. or other shows that will keep them watching in between and that is where a lot of the reruns come in. if you have a show like friends, the west wing, or south park -- they are in their 23rd season, more than 300 episodes. if you include that in the hbo max, maybe you bring it in with the latest hbo hit. instead of leaving to go to

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maybe that's hulu with disney plus, maybe disney max. to see every single one of these services knocking it out of the park. carol: someone who knows a lot about cable broadcast and streaming is the founder of bbb ventures. she weighed in on the future of cable. >> disney is interesting, i'm probably biased because i worked for the company. but i do think they have unique assets. that is one thing bob iger has done that is incredibly smart. if you look at the movie business that disney has, because of the companies they have acquired. because of pixar, because of marvel, because of star wars, they have more than half of the billion dollar films that have come out in the last five years. and now with fox, they have an even bigger library. i think they will be hard to beat among the new entrants. carol: is cable dead? there are still like 80 million subscribers, but what happens? >> i think it will take time, but i look at my children and they are not cable customers. this is largely a generational shift. i think that people who have grown

season two premieres wednesday on hulu.look very beautiful. >> thank you, you, too, look very beautiful. >> jimmy: thank you, i appreciate that. you got married since the last time you were here. >> i did. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: to a foreigner. to a non-american. >> to an english man. >> jimmy: what is his name? >> tom, thomas. >> jimmy: does he go by thomas? >> no. he goes by tom. >> jimmy: if he goes by thomas he becomes the english muffin. >> with the nooks and crannies. you got to have those crannies. >> jimmy: where do you live? >> half the time in l.a. and half the time in london, england. >> jimmy: [cheers and applause] >> ever heard of it? they should be clapping the queen. >> jimmy: if you mention ottawa, they'll go berserk. >> ottawa! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: do you experience culture shock going from lac.a.o london? >> i do. there are some stereotypes that are very true. >> jimmy: like what? >> politeness. i'm not going to go into the teeth and all of that. but politeness, honestly, if you bump in

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you have hulu, all these other options. that's number one. jackal lewded to a good point. 15 billion a year in new content. go to netflix. you can't even decipher what's new, what's old, what they have there anymore. glory days are over. melissa: no, no. that is not true. >> glory days are over for netflix. if you want to keep owning netflix because you still use it, great. i think they're better plays for your money nowadays. melissa: i would add i disagree with you. i think they have fantastic original content. that is hard to come by. >> they do, that is not my point. they have a million offerings there. iting overwhelming. melissa: maybe depending on your age. connell: oh. that's not right. apologize. >> i love you, i apologize. i'm kidding. third quarter operating margin, 18.7%. i only tease you like that because i love you. what did you think of operating margin? 18.7%? anybody? nobody cares. >> i will tackle it. i have to take a nap. connell: go ahead, brian. >> talk about earnings with a company like netflix. they're heavily dependent

netflix, amazon and hulu are well entrenched. that leaves room for one or two more winners.plus is the favorite amongst analysts and executives. it will charge $6.99 a month, that's about half as much as netflix. and it will offer a library that appeal to every kid, everything from "the avengers" and "star and "toy"the simpsons" story." one big winner maybe tv show producers. netflix is spending $15 billion on programming this year while amazon and disney are expected to boost their spending spending -- their spending to comparable levels. kailey: for more on the services, and if there are enough media hungry consumers to support the mall, we checked in with our reporter. >> the perception of us people in hollywood and wall street is that disney plus is the most formidable, in part because of its pricing, $6.99 is quite affordable, but also what it has. disney operates the most powerful movie studio in the brands,d has these pixar, marble, lucasfilm, that mean a lot to customers and kids. the on ramp for disney plus seems quite easy. it will be very hard if you are a parent

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"east los high" is one of hulu's top ten shows and a favorite for binge watchers. to feature on all-latino english-speaking cast. >> how does it feel? this is history. >> this is history. it feels great. it's a blessing, man, to be able to be part of the start of a change. because a lot of the hispanic culture is just -- they're moviegoers, you know what i mean? we watch movies all the time, but we don't see ourselves in a lot of stuff that's out there. but now to be portrayed as lead characters, you know. so it's exciting for us to be a part of that trend, part of that transition now to where the industry's starting to take notice of -- >> why do you think the industry is starting to take notice? >> i mean, numbers don't lie. [ laughter ] >> tell it, gabe. tell it. >> numbers don't lie. we've been here for years. you know, and i've auditioned for the bad guys and the gangsters. >> i know. we've got similar auditions. >> there you go. >> mine, they don't ask me if i speak spanish. that's the only difference. >> so that's pretty much, you know, like getting away fro

we love fox, espn, turner our traditional partners, hulu 15%, a great relationship with youtube and evenmazon getting into the business as a partner in the regional sports networks that televised baseball. >> what about televising across the world, eastport and gaming, they make the first venture with chinese tournaments. tell me about that. >> e sports are important source of fan engagement. it's a way that fans become aware of who your players are, how the game is played, and particularly international markets, they give you an entrÉe into the markets before you're ready to go, play live and have a league and hope to grow into. >> we went to the meadowlands and saw the whole setup of sports gambling. i know you will never do sports gambling at mlb but it has to help when have the excitement around gaming. >> you are competing with nevada in terms of the most batting. >> it is amazing. a lot of growth, it's not something that we advocated for but it's something that we recognize that is out there and a great opportunity to drive fan engagement and we made interesting partnerships, the m

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plus, they have hulu they're majority owners of hulu. and something that doesn't get talked about a lot when we're talking about the streaming wars is, the people that are going to lose are going to be the cable providers, right consumer still wants live tv and you can get that through hulu live tv you can get that through youtube live tv. so, there's still an opportunity there outside of streaming original content >> quick >> i was going to say because of the broadband, i think what you need to be bearish on, if streaming competitions comes that drives more core. that's media companies with the rating on fox. >> great to see you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you very much >>> we've got 34 minutes left of trade. we're high to the tune of 240 points on the dow. we're almost at session highs. coming up, we've got "last chance trade" on the video game space. >>> and up next "the hunt for yield. we'll talk to the portfolio manager on opportunities >>> and treasury bonds ticking higher with the 10 at 1.4%, just about where weerjstda we dye

i also subscribe to hulu plus.ng fan. >> we see. >> julie, so when they came out last quarter with the surprise miss, were they able to finger any reason why was it -- for example, is it the price increases? and you mentioned that there are other proposals about how they could do this. maybe add support in the future. could fence netflix in going forward. >> well, so netflix has been clear for years now saying they do not want to do ads. they want to focus on the subscription business. so they've tried to exclude that from being on the table. but what they said is they just didn't have enough big show launches in the second quarter and that's why they -- their numbers fell short and going forward, they feel bullish that they will see more subscriber additions because of high-profile shows and also movies worth noting netflix is doing ten theatrical movie releases this fall. so really pushing get oscars. and also, marketing the fakct that they have premium content. >> to the point, meg, that you made, this is fundam

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netflix faces threats from rivals like disney and hulu.care stocks have been left for dead, but solid earnings from unitedhealth and cooling concerns about medicare for all may revive them. and with the impending return of the embattled max, what to expeor boeing ahead of next week's earnings. on the barron's round table tonight my colleagues, ben levinson and jack howe. jack, you've written an interesting cover story about it, you picked some winners and losers -- >> i was having a conversation on this subject this morning with my wife because this thing comes in the mail that says sign up for disney plus for a discount. should we to that? she said, yeah, the kids like -- i said does that mean we should cancel our cable bundle? i'm not sure. that's a conversation families all across america will be having over the next six months but a you've got new services not only from disney,cbs and viacom, something from nbc called peacock, warner media. so it gets very complicated quickly. i describe it as a total cluster flicks. they don't let me

have been recent studies that show mobile carriers were throttling video providers like netflix and hulu and others. the twolso note that in years that the title ii order was in place, there were 47,000 complaints filed by consumers. 7000 which the sec refused to consider. even if you took 1% of those as 47,000 which the sec refused to consider. even if you took 1% of those as legitimate, that is a lot. 470 complaints. there is something going on. something in the water. it gets away from the court point. who will have oversight over the industry? the problem with the ftc is that their authority goes to unfair or deceptive practices. and they interpret that as unfair and deceptive. the provider tells you that they will throttle you, that is something the ftc can do nothing about. gougingengage in price or fraudulent billing, the ftc will not address that. that is why you have the fcc that has the technological and legal expertise, that is why they need authority. as patrick rightly points out, antitrust laws only go to anti-competitive activity. it doesn't go to the blocking of speech or

northeastern university that show mobile carriers were throttling video providers like netflix and hulund others. there are other examples from years past. i won't get into that. i will also note that in the two years that the title ii order was in place, there were 47,000 complaints filed by consumers. 47,000, which the fcc refused to consider. even if you took 1% of those as legitimate, that is an awful lot complaints. , 470something is going on. something in the water. it gets away from the court point. who is going to have oversight over the industry? and the problem with the ftc is that their authority goes to unfair or deceptive practices. they interpret that as unfair and not deceptive. in other words, if your broadband provider tells you that they will throttle you, that ftc can do about it. if your broadband provider engages in price gouging or fraudulent billing, the ftc will not address that. that is why you have the fcc , which has the technological and legal expertise, that is why they need to have authority. as patrick rightly points out, antitrust laws only go to the anti

recent studies that show that mobile carrier withs were throttling video providers like netflix and hulu and others. and there are other examples from years past. i won't get into that, okay? i will also note though in the two years that the title ii order was in place, there were 47,000 complaints filed by consumers. 47,000 which, by the way, the fcc refused to consider. even if you took 1% of those as legitimate, that is an awful lot, that's 470 complaints. so, you know, the fcc didn't look at all these complaints to determine whether there were violations there, so something's going on. something's in the water. but again, it get away from the core point. who is going to have oversight over the industry. and the problem with the fcc is their authority goes to unfair or deceptive practices. and they really, they kind of -- they interpret that as unfair, undeceptive. so in other words, if your broadband provider tells you i'm going to block, i'm going to throttle, i'm going to have fast lanes, there's nothing the ftc can do about it. if your broadband provider engages in price gouging o

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been recent studies done that showed mobile carriers were throttling video providers like netflix and hulu and others. there are other examples from years past. i won't get into that. i will also note, in the two years that title ii order was in place there were 47,000 complaints filed by consumers, 47,000 which by the way the sec refused to consider. even if you took 1%, as legitimate, that is an awful lot, 470 complaints. the sec didn't look at all these complaints to determine whether there were violations there. something is going on. something is in water but again it gets away from the core point, is who's going to oversee over the industry? the problem with the fcc is their authority goes to unfair or deceptive practices, and they kind of, they interpret that as unfair and deceptive. in other words, if you're broadband provider tillage am going to block, i'm going to throttle, going to fast lanes,, there's nothing the ftc can do about it. if you're a broadband provider engaged in price gouging or engages in fraudulent billing, the ftc is not going -- that's what you need the sec whi

don't forget there's hulu and there's already netflix with 158 million subscribers.says it will spend $2 billion on hbo max in the next two years. it's hoping to have 50 million subscribers by 2025. >>> fiat chrysler looking for a merger, this time with peugeot. they're looking at a deal that could create a $50 billion company. the talks come as global automakers are facing increasing costs and declining sales because of a slowdown in china. the supposed merger comes after they fail declined to merge. >>> enjoy the rest of your day. >>> new details on the the impeach inquiry. >>> fire details in california. >>> back at the wall. it is gone. >> the gnats fight back, forcing a game seven of the world series. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs >> and i'm christine romans. exactly 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> breaking news. in a few hours, two are settle to testify on the impeach minute inquiry. we now know what they'll say. >> former special adviser anderson will say they warned top officials of the influence rudy giuliani had on ukraine. an

netflix and hulu have a head start. others are trying to find their way into this business.le is launching its own streaming service, called apple tv plus. that's friday. and disney will launch a service in mid-november. at&t's ceo says the product is a result of breaking down divisions within time warner. they previously had three separate brands, hbo, warner brothers and turner. >>> ahead, hundreds of employees at facebook protesting the social media company's policy on political ads. they say facebook is not protecting its users. what facebook has to say in response, ahead. >>> brand-new details emerging about the military operati targ baghdadi. his remains have been buried at sea. another key defense figure contradicted al baghdadi's crying and whimpering before his death. here's what general mark milley said about the details. >> the secretary was asked the same question yesterday. i know the president had planned to talk down to the unit and unit members. but i don't know what the source was. >> you haven't talked to any unit members that have described that to you? >>