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but could we see the duchess in a future "jack ryan" story line? >> you never know. doesn't need saving right now. she's very happy. and i'm happy for her. >> season two of the show is already in the works and so is a sequel to john and emily's $330 million sleeper hit of the year "a quiet place." >> i've been tinkering with an idea for a few months and it just started to percolate. and we're all really happy about it. >> it's a great idea. >> don't give it away! don't give it away! >> by the way, john shot "jack ryan" in montreal while his wife emily and their two daughters were living in london. he flew 6,000 miles roundtrip every single weekend to be with them. i love the love. >> that's so cool. the show is addicting. >>> the premiere of the bobby brown miniseries tonight. we were on set as bobby and his current wife relived his wedding day to his first wife. >> action! >> and do you robert brown take this woman, whitney elizabeth houston, to have as your lawful wedded wife. >> what do i remember most about this day? that i was scared. i cried most of the day. up

no, i don't, i was talking boult jack ryan. >> let's talk about jack ryan. tell us why you decided to do a tv deal. >> to me used it as tv, content, good storytelling wins out. whether mtv,ie or streaming, i love this character. >> you really did your homework. you went to the cia. you saw the peoe who you were going to be dealing with. >> yes. >>here's you in the middle of it. >> yeah. >> what did you learn from it? >> probably one of the reasons i was so excited to do the part. i'm such a nerve, so excited to go there. theought it was going to be most boring question i had they would say, we're not allowed to talk about that. instead the most giving, unbelievable people. not only about work in and out of the home, what it's like with their families, what it's like to be in the cia and their family and kids, which was really moving. >> speaking of kids, you shot this. did you shoot all over the world? >> yes, we did. >> you knowhat john krasinski did every weekend, you went back to >> i got professional jet lag. >> to see your beautiful bride and your kids.

carl, as always it would seem to be a lot of things to discuss and a lot of buzz here >> i think jack ryans the beginning. that's a paramount production, that's the greatest thing we have ever seen this is amazon and paramount have you seen it holy cow it is fantastic. >> all right >> "ozark" and "jack ryan" are the two hits of the season >> i am talking about backish. when we come back an exclusive with zaslav and we'll get into the storm that's threatening north virginia and north carolina >> more "squawk on the street" >> more "squawk on the street" from post nine in a minute directv gives you more for your thing. if you've been waiting for a sign to quit cable, then herigns. ♪ quit cable it came from the toaster. ♪ quit cable uh... ♪ quit cable now you can quit cable. switch to directv for $35 per month. rated #1 in customer satisfaction over cable. more for you quitting cable thing. that's our thing. call 1.800.directv. the street." i am david faber starting off our guest this morning with the ceo of discovery, david zaslav. hulu and discovery announced of what you call comprehensive

could we see the duchess in a future jack ryan story line? >> no, she doesn't need saving.'s very happy and i'm very happy for her. >> and john and emily's $330 million sleeper hit of the year. "a quiet place." >> it's a great idea. >> by the way john shot this series in montreal while his wife emily and their two daughters were living in london. so he flew round trip every single weekend to be with them. i thought i was father of the year. >> you've been knocked down one level. >> way down. >> and ana kendrick and blake lively, seeing isn't necessarily believing when it comes to their new thriller "a simple favor." catching the eye of their co stars past and present can be a bit of a challenge too. >> in honor of one of the posters where you just see eyes at the top, we're going to play a simple costar and show you eyes from people you have work would. >> here we go. all right. >> it was an easy one. >> what? >> it's an easy one. >> ryan? >> can you imagine if i didn't get that? >> he worked with wife blake "green lantern." he work would blake, paul and henry in "a simple

. >> how he's taking jack ryan places he's never been before, the premiere, tomorrow on "e.t." >>> "thelongest running primetime scripted series ever surpassing "gunsmoke." the family hasn't aged a bit. amazing. >> it is an amazing feat. think about this. "simpson's" debuted in 1999. "golden girls" was on tv. 30th season for fox. >> first episode featuring big time guest voices including wonder woman. >> reading for lisa. >> you've got the part. >> wait, wait, wait. i know you were great in "fast & furious" what else have you been in? >> ah, did you see "wonder woman." >> whenever i see the logo i immediately fall asleep. >> she got the part. immediately fall asleep. >> she got the part. >> you get this. immediately fall asleep. >> she got the part. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do

. >> how he's taking jack ryan places he's never been before, the premiere, tomorrow on "e.t." >>> "theecame the longest running primetime scripted series ever surpassing "gunsmoke." the family hasn't aged a bit. amazing. >> it is an amazing feat. think about is. "simpson's" debuted in 1999. "golden girls" was on tv. 30th season for fox. >> first episode featuring big time guest voices including wonder woman. >> reading for lisa. >> you've got the part. >> wait, wait, wait. i know you wer great in "fast & furious" what else have you been in? >> ah, did you see now at eight ... two children ... struck by a car ... the driver reverses ... and drives away, tonight san jose police want your help in finding himwhoosh maximum enforcement on the labor day weekend ... one=thousand arrest as the highway patrol enforces a day crackdown on drunk and distracted drivers.whoosh the former forty niner quarterback took a stand by taking a knee. tonight colina kaepernick has a new platform ... and a major new endorsement. new new tonight at eight... shocking video of a car running a stop sign... then sl

>> harrison ford, christopher pine, and jack ryan which with a cia agent the most like?>>. >> i hope harrison ford. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen the director of the cia. [applause] >> food you want to play you in the movie? >>. >> i need to give that some thought. [applause] >> i hope that you all agree as an opportunity for us for this panel i have a number of think use. please give them a round of applause. [applause] please join me to think senator mcconnell to enable us for the scholars and a big round of applause for our own that we get to see on tv. [applause] and of course above all please join me thinking our alumni the director of the cia , director haskell. we want to make sure everyone who comes into your office knows so we are very delighted to present this to you. [applause] >> and ladies and gentlemen a good message for all of us for all of the challenges that we face nothing is too big if we have the patience and the expertise and the courage. thank you for joining us. do i tell them class is dismissed? >> thank you so much. [applause] [inaudible conver

that snds like the plot of a jack ryan novel called "jack tryin' to get us all killed." fact, this is isn't even first time graham has trieinto co trump to kill a foreign leader. he also urged trump to kill syrian dictator bashar al assad. advice trump apparently agreed with. according to woodward, trump called secretary of defense james mattis in 2017 and pitched the idea. trump told mattis, "let's [ bleep ] kill him. let's go in, let's kil [ bleep ] lot of them." mattis told the president that he would get rig on it, but after hanging up the phone, he told a senior aide, "we're not going to do any of that." [ laughter ] that is how i talk to my grandpa. [ light laughter ] "what's that, grandpa? you want me to come to florida and set upn instagram account so you can look at teenagers in bikinis? yeah, no, i, uh -- yeah, i'm definitely going to do that. i'll see you next week. yeah, i'm not doing any of that." [ light laughter ] lesson of all this, is that ere are no adults in the room. and even if there were, there's nothing they could do.m the probgins and ends with tr

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i mean, the question is, who plays jack ryan in the course of this.hink he -- i agree with cokie again. i think he wants to fire him. i think the question is the midterms, and i don't think just getting through the midterms means that he's going to be able to fire him for political reasons in this because if the democrats take back the house and possibly take back the senate, if he fires a series of people including rod rosenstein in the justice department, he opens himself up to a whole slew of investigations that everybody in the democratic party is prepared to do, so i think he doesn't fire him before the midterms, but i think it's totally contingent upon what happens in the midterms about whether or not he thinks he's capable of firing the people he wants to fire. >> another wild morning in politics in america. matthew dowd and cokie roberts, really appreciate you spending time with us. thank you very much. >> good to be with you. >>> well, a fugitive on the run for months accused of threatening the president is under arrest this morning. >> the w

those of us who are gripped and binged on "jack ryan."he viacom people don't know what the heck they are doing, the number defines that viacom should buy cbs, it is a nice combo >> that's right. >> one of these is happening everything that people say about this that's never going to happen happens les moonves. >> you don't think the two-year window is solid? >> they all write the rules and it is -- they can say whatever they want and suddenly they find something else is cbs attractive? it is such a small piece of paper. i am sure it is attractive to somebody >> compares to other assets that's been on the market >> the much revere/disgraced moonves did not create much value as people would like to think. there was a period where he created shows, "csi" and everything there is the kind of a sense that his time has come and gone, he was 68. wow. >> i will be curious to know jim tonight as you talked to lisa su of what you made of the overall action of semis which are having a tough day once again >> which was unbelievable. >> the problem has

and in terms of buzz, people won't own viacom because its got the amazon view of jack ryan can this bey a possum that they are putting together i think it is potentially something you can view possibly. more time needs to go by before something you decide to engage on if they choose to do so but, jim, you are right, it is funny the conversation around viacom has changed over the last year certainly the resurgence of paramount to the point they are talking about it favorably of next year in terms of what they're doing to do and new leadership they put in place of certain areas and lig slight rebound and advertisements, i don't want to over state it. they still got their challenges as you know but so as cbs. how much are they going to have to pay for the nfl when those reds come backup and typically they are renewed years before the contract expires carl carl, we talked about this last year, maybe if the nfl was peaked, one of the story lines, is there a renaissance in the football numbers and therefore a lot of people think maybe they should be thinking a little bit more of regular tv a

understand tha that -- that's what people talk about here they don't care about, they're not focused on jack ryane movie. they're not focused on amazon prime and amazon web services being so far ahead that's worse along withadvertising. it is not being reflected in the stock. david, what can i say the rich gets richer. >> they do indeed. as does mr. bezos some where around $160 billion net worth. >> they got to be putting a multiple on that i realize his growth rate is incredible >> still >> david, no the deep dive is 46% >> okay. >> stop with the hyperbole, okay >> yes >> on a much smaller scale snapchat has a new partnership with amazon where you can point your camera at a product, a bottle of shampoo and pair of shoes and find out how much it is selling for on amazon snapchat is up 3% in the markets. >> i was going to point any camera at their stocks and say i see 9 bucks. >> the opening bell. s&p at the realtime exchange we'll keep our eyes on snapchat and amazon >> other story regarding google today, essentially friday, meet with lawmakers and potentially make an appearance before a house co

the new "jack ryan." >> which is a viacom owned property, believe it or not.mazon where they're selling to them for a five-year period. >> i want to see that. >> it's great. >> moonves because of that fight, it was like for the first six months it was like, oh you know, that's redstone. there's a -- oh, please. this is a -- and so the board is like, oh, that's redstone. we don't believe it. meanwhile, there's like 12 women scarred for life >> and probably more >> but it was a weird confluence that he could say, come on >> shari redstone, all she had to do was sit back >> didn't have to do anything, theoretically. >> ed lee of "the new york times. >>> when we return, more on cnbc coverage of the crisis ten years later continues. we'll speak to dan gallagher he joins us after the break. check out the futures right now. we look like we're in the red. "squawk" returns in a moment ♪ (whistles) ♪ come on. come on, squirt. (dog barking) whatever your financial goals are, a u.s. bank wealth management advisor can help make them a reality. talk to one today. u.s. bank

jack pearson? we got a nner. his name is ryan mccarthy. a dad of three just like jack.e and his wife kimberly, they've got three kids, 16-year-old sophie,13-year-old owen and 10-year-old lily. they're from northern ca tfornia ans is really cool. tomorrow he is coming down to go to the premier with me. i'll be at the premier party so i'll give the vip treatment. roll out the red carpet and watch a real fan interact with them. >> it will just make his daughters jealous. that's all you're going to do. >> right?s thermething about this show that really touches everybody's nerves. i can't wait. and all the different sto lines will be really strong this year. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys have a good day. >> thank you. have a good one. >> the new fall season kicks off tonight on n nbc amoew shows. the drama manist. >> this is about meanings mysteriously lose five and a half years of their life on a night. i know how that feels. pthemier is tonight on nbc. >> you know how that feels? >> yes. you walk off a flight and feel like you're five and a half years younger? yep. been th

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coming up, we talk to congressman ryan costello ahead of the social media and search hearings. what will he be asking jackhat is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. president trump has been focusing his ire on tech giants. he didn't let up thursday night at a rally in evansville, indiana. >> look at social media. the thing called free speech rights. you look at google facebook twitter and other social media giants. i have made it clear that we as a country cannot tolerate political censorship, blacklisting, and rate search results. >> the president's comments come ahead of wednesday's hearings on capitol hill where facebook ceo and twitter coo will appear. they will appear before the house energy and commerce committee. representative brian costello joins us now. what do you make of the censorship and free speech and the issue that has been dogging these companies? some of the things the president deciding comes with no evidence. >> i think that it is a fair characterization of where we are. there is some politicalization of what it does and does not go int

jack hough, we hear from speaker ryan the house will vote this month on a new tax bill. so what?o be -- look, depends on what exactly we're doing here. we'll extend new retirement benefits, fine. let's be honest, next year we'll be staring at a trillion dollar deficit. in this is not emergency spending at the bottom of a recession. this at the top, by choice. this might be the beginning of trillion dollar deficits that will -- liz: wait a minute. the federal tax revenues have been pouring in since tax cuts passed. stuart: they have indeed. they will really pour in early next year if salt takes into effect. >> republicans deliver more money? your wallet as well. stuart: we had hearings non-stop since 9:30 eastern time. dow industrials have gone nowhere. at one point we're down 60. we're back to almost break even. we're down eight. i should tell you you have a new all-time high for apple. now at 226. it was at the new high earlier. touching very close to $230. look at netflix. it is down big time. why? apple is spending a billion dollars on original new content. ashley: morgan stan

emily: we spoke with ryan costello last week and he is on the house energy commerce committee and will be questioning jackorsey. take a listen to the questions he would like mr. dorsey to answer. >> can you demonstrate or open your alder rhythm -- algorithm up us so we are able to see that there is not content bias there, and i think the other thing that is less about whether there is a philosophical bias there is something even more fundamental which is, does your algorithm , in essence, reward extremist rhetoric be it on the left or right? we are at a moment in time with the very fabric of our political culture continues to deteriorate. emily: mark zuckerberg has been through this already. we can expect sheryl sandberg will stick closely to what zuckerberg has said. what makes dorsey's appearance different? obviously the platform is completely different in size and scope. twitter talks about they do not have the resources facebook has to stop. shira: resources are certainly an issue. facebook does not have a resources problem. it's interesting that the representative talked about opening up algorithms t

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