it's coming and ford is investing it $22 billion between now and 2025 do we get an update from jim farleyy look we know we're investing $22 billion plus $7 billion in automatous vehicle, the benchmark will be what people focus on, melissa >> phil, ford, correct me if i'm wrong, increased that $22 billion number from almost nothing. >> yeah considerably less. >> how should investors think of that $22 billion number compared to gm which is spending, what, 27 or something? >> gm is at 29 now ford is investing dramatically more money over the next couple years and it's already committed, a good chunk has already been committed, which is why some people is saying does jim farley say okay 22 through 2025 we think now maybe we have to up it to $26 billion or $27 billion just hypothetical numbers i'm throwing out or does he say look we're comfortable with what we're committing right now, we can always increase it down the road you really want to focus on the benchmarks they lay out tomorrow. >> phil thank you. >> you bet. >> how should we think of these two? should we compare them head on, tim? i

let's bring in jim farley. confuse and they've asked me are you still going to be building the internal combustion f-150. and you will look into your crystal bill two years from now, what do you think the percentage breakdown will be in terms of number of people buying the lightning versus the internal combustion f-150. >> >> good morning, phil so excited to talk to you from the very place where we revealed the new f-150 lightning. look, we had 20,000 orders already. 12 hours after the reveal. so the response has been great we offer a hybrid f-150, a turbo-charged eco-boost f-150. we have diesel super duties and we now have the lightning. you know, we don't know what customers are going to choose. this is america's best-selling vehicle. so if there is one vehicle that's going to give us an indication of whether these evs are going to take off, it will this be lightning, and as i said, with 20,000 orders already, we're off to the races. >> you've got an announcement we're going to be making in a few minutes with

so careful betting against jim farley, but still some more points of discovery.et's see what they say next week on their capital markets day on the 26th. keeping an open mind, jon, and carl. >> huh good for investors to have good options. adam jonas, always good to see you. >> take care. >>> speaking of evs and musk, well, one of the world's richest men, will they choose a body high or a brain buzz today my words our next guest says that that is key to understanding crypto. we'll explain, plus nvidia to $700 a big hour of "techcheck" is only getting started. so it's another day. yeah- that's what most people think. but in business it's never just another day. every day is the day. there's the day your store has its biggest sale. the day you have a make or break presentation. and the day your team operates from across the country. but there's also the day you never see coming- the day when nothing goes right. see- that's the thing. you never know what the day might bring. so whether you do business on wall street or main street you have to be ready. with the power

version of the iconic truck what led to a blockbuster amounts meant by the auto giant, ford ceo jim farley is here were gonna ask where the order tally stands now as the automaker and the stock goes full throttle on the electric ambition, closing bell ringing and 49 minutes dow jones industrial flogging just a bit we're coming right back you're watching "the claman countdown". ♪ - hi, this is michael youssef. you know, healthy fear is a gift from god for our preservation. it helps us avoid real dangers, but sin has perverted fear, trapping us in chains of irrational fear. today, jesus can give you faith that conquers your irrational fear. will you come to him? - [announcer] find out more today, visit us online at findingtruepeace.com liz: take a look at ford stock investors are cheering shares after ford's push to charge of the future is announced 8.5% jumping on the company's new 30 billion-dollar plan that aims to have 40% of the u.s. automakers global volume to go all electric by 2030 could a microsized wrench be thrown into ford's ambitious plan a new report from auto forecast that sho

i want to think bill ford and jim farley for hosting us.nvesting in the workers in the country. how we handle the next 4-10 years will determine where we will be 30, 40 years from now. this is one of those moments. this is an incredible facility, i know a different is looking down and sang, we are getting it done. -- and saying we are getting it done. because of what you say to the representative, she knows more than you and they may be watching you. [laughter] i teaser all the time. -- i tease her all the time. she is great. i tell you what she'd -- rasheed, i admire your intellect, your passion, your concern for so many other people. from my heart, i pray that your grandma and family are well. i will do everything to make sure that they are. you are a fighter and god thanks you for being here. [applause] thank you all is well. i also want to think the mayor, thank you mr. mayor. and my buddy, i got to sit with barack obama when he was president and i was vice president and he looked to me and said i want you to go fix detroit. i said, say

i want to thank bill ford and jim farley for hosting us, and investing in our workers and in our countryt a great inflection point in american history. how we handle the next four to ten years years is going to determine where we're going to be 30, 40, 50 years from now. it's one of those moments in american history. this is an incredible facility, representative debbie dingell come under the dear friend, i john is looking down and say we're finally getting it done, we're getting it done. and then killed is good friend, brenda lawrence, and by the way be careful what you say to representative slotkin. she knows more than you and they may be watching you. [laughing] where are you? iqs all the time, and she's a great, great, great addition to the congress. and rashida tlaib, i tell you what, at a what to say to you that i admire your intellect, ii admire your passion, and i admire your concern personally other people. and it's from my heart i pray that your grandmom and family are well. i promise you i'm going to do everything to see if they are on the west bank. you're a fighter. and, god

i've never seen a guy go so aggressively against one gentleman than jim farley saying it is time to buryusk. kind of like khrushchev, we'll bury you. >> it didn't work out. >> but it's so much fun to watch. because farley has had it. musk, musk, give me a break. give me a break. he wants musk. he wants him >> investing 30 billion in electrification by 2025 which isn't that far away, and fully electric by 2030, the last five years of this decade, given gm's target on doing away with the combustion engine, to that figure, is going to be crazy if it works out. >> remember the legacy henry ford this man can do it he's more of a legacy of henry ford not the kind of whacky id dology and david, i think he gets it, he's sick of it, he doesn't like that market cap differential and he's not going to let it stand anymore. he's mad as hell >> he's that great combination of chris farley and howard beel. >> there's the opening bell at the big board, celebrating a direct listing, zip recruiter an online employment marketplace, the ceo will join us on tech check this morning, at the nasdaq, another ipo,

electric version of the most popular pick-up truck in america carl >> interesting, guys, to listen to jim farley talk about those supply chain squeezes, jim, which you talked about with chuck robbins on "mad" last night and it sounds like so big players are starting to use their heft and weight to pressure the suppliers >> a great call. one of the things that cluck robbins ceo of cisco said last night, he realized this is going to be a tough quarter, this is the quarter where the supply chain people did their absolute best, he's saying not necessarily the trough but saying 2022 could be a trouble to get chips and last time he said really just 2021. i cannot believe how bold farley was. just so bold >> from cisco already? you're changing the subject from cisco already? >> they both talked about supply chain problems and farley is talking about this being the trough so this quite an optimistic view david, if you can get the trough of the chip shortage, and a lot of that is the plant in japan that went back online, and you're going to see much better numbers from some of the companies, where number

jim farley is the modern day ceo.o one can get the bronco. i'm trying to get an ev-150. good luck. this guy has the cars people want and the trucks people want and he's willing to challenge musk on the cybertruck he's not backing away. he's feisty. he's cool. and everything that i thought that ford wasn't how did he get that job? he's the man he is just unbelievable. and those who doubt him, he's gonna run'em over. remember what he said to president biden. >> floor it. >> floor it. >> and he did. >> previous ford guy would have said be careful of the cabinets. right? cabinets, good cabinet those cabinets were so good. >> i thought it was interesting a few days ago when musk himself replied to farley on twitter saying congrats top lightning, jim. and i love this tidbit in the atlantic, that the lightning can store so much power that in a black out, it can supply a house's normal power usage for three days and if the house conserves power it can keep the lights on more than a week. more than a vehiclethat is amazing. be

that going into the development of electric vehicles by the way, we'll be talking about ford's ceo jim farleyrsday morning on "squawk box. we'll talk about the big reveal tomorrow night at the ford headquarters volkswagen is the apparently company of lume bore ginni, which is known for selling cars with great internal combustion engines, they're going electric, with a hybrid model by 2024, a fully electric model, really doing the full transition by the independence of the decade if that's not a sign that the world is changing, i'm not sure what is. >> i didn't realize they were owned by volkswagen. >> they have, for many years lamborghini had its most profit at -- last court, so with the internal combustion engineer tho engine, they know changes will have to be made, so they're going to go electric >> all right phil, stay right there for more on the transition, and how real the shift is for consumers, we're joined by michelle kreb. good to have you here. what is the significant of the f-150 electric launch, do you think? >> the f-150 is an american icon, a term that's overused, but it's true.

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michael: -- david: we are waiting for jim farley's announcement of his new all electric f-150.a check on the markets with abigail doolittle. markets have had a rough time. abigail: it has been a rough week, indeed. right now it feels like a calm after the storm. the futures for the major indexes in the united states basically flat. the nasdaq 100 futures up a little bit more. that is interesting because we have yields down. when yields go down that helps out the tech stocks because it takes away the valuation pressure. that relationship is acting in sync. over the last is q. week so we have had the nasdaq 100 pummeled get over the last two weeks we have had the nasdaq -- over the last two weeks we've had the nasdaq 100 pummeled, nominal yields have stayed stuck but the inflation has been commodities. it has gone up and then more recently we have seen the commodities go round trip, whether it is copper, lumber, oil. it will be a market to watch to

spring we'll see how further those reservation numbers go the lightning, however, when we asked ceo jim farleylook, do you expect the lightning to replace internal combustion engines of the f-150, no, ebb thinks it will be additive that's encourage if it will add to the number of f-150 series sold by ford will the company be profitable when it comes to the ev conversion, by 2023 it is targeting ebitda margin of 8%. put this into perspective, 2019 the last true comparison the etienne margin was 4.1% so they're looking to almost double that and the battery pack at $100 they believe can get it down to $80 per kilo watt hour by 2030 it is you for gm and tesla who are leading the industry to get down to $90 by then but that's the target by 2030, speaking of gm and ford, look ago the stocks since the beginning of the year. look who is outperforming everybody else, ford, off to its best year since 2010, melissa, up now more than 60% since january 1st, melissa, back to. >> it's been a crazy run and the stock is above that $14 as we speak, pushing high er after-hours by almost 2% thank you phil as alwa

the new ceo jim farley don't get me wrong ma mary barns is a fabulous pick and i love the new hummera radical departure for ford and what was needed. he decided, i'm not kidding. he decided to not lose money on cars all right. before you laugh at my executive producer just did, i'm serious in terms of management flaws, there is a lot more room to improve. the old way of business is just stupid the ford motor company that's a long history of trying to make vehicles everywhere in order to be the world's car that's a grandiose vision. there are whole continents where you rest assured that they can regularly lose money rather than focusing on the true growth markets like china. they insist on spreading too thin across regions that were never going to be that lucrative. they missed out on china almost entirely then farley took over the last year he made it clear he run ford like a normal business he set sight on making money on every vehicle. that is a whole product line including the f-150 pickup truck, best-selling vehicle in the country. plus, farley is a car guy. something that ford n

. >> jim farley has said very clearly to me that he will be the dominant player in ev trucks now, henows that there's someone else who's in ev trucks. the cyber truck. elon musk. and he has no intention of letting that man come in unscathed. he wants nothing more than to trounce musk now do i have to pry that out of him? why the hell not but there's no doubt about it, david, that this is a very different ford remember the ford that was committed to losing money everywhere remember the ford that was at the mercy of - >> i remember all of it, jim and as i pointed out to our viewers, you have been positive on the stock for quite some time. >> since farley came in. >> people have followed your advice on it and bought the stock, they've done quite well but i would note it has gone parabolic in the last few sessions and that doesn't give you any concern at all >> no, it is, because they came out what deere said about commodity prices going up and that's not fingerling potato, that's cold roll, and i say all right, you let it cool off but farley is a different kind of guy he's a car guy rem

you know, and i want to thank bill ford and jim farley for hosting us and investing in our workers ande next four to ten years is going to determine where we're going to be 30, 40, 50 years from now. it's one of those moments in american history. this is an incredible facility. representative debbie dingell, another dear friend, i know john's looking down and he's saying, we're finally getting it down. and representative dan kildee is a good friend, representative brenda lawrence and by the way, be careful what you say to representative slotkin. she knows more than you and they may be watching you. where are you? i tease her all the time. she's a great, great, great addition to the congress. rashida tlaib? i want to say to you, i admire your intellect, your compassion and your concern for so many other people. and it's from my heart, i pray that your grand mom and family are well. i promise you i'm going to do everything to see that they are on the west bank. you're a fighter, and god, thank you for being a fighter. and annie leven, i know a lot of levens, and hailey stevens, i want to

second day in a row, these shares are revving their engines , ceo jim farley breaking the news here onesterday that in just over a week, the auto maker has received more than 70,000 reservations for its upcoming all-electric f-150 pickup, the lightning. so, maybe rbc was listening. today they upgraded ford to a buy, also on a $30 billion ev overhaul news, shares now moving higher by 6% to 14.73. ford's not the only stock getting juiced by rbc. bullish calls by the brokerage also fueling big jumps for ipo twins airbnb and doordash both went public back on december 9 you've got airbnb gaining 6% doordash up 6.8% at the moment. time to get out your hot dogs and grilling aprons and the ton gs, the whole match, millions of americans thrilled to get ready for memorial day weekend, backyard barbecues. but what won't be so exciting? the cost of the cookout, inflation has been heating up the prices offer all your summer favorites from the meat on the grill to the fuel in your propane tanks, by how much? well, i don't know. let's get to edward lawrence because he's live in his backyard in kensin

look, i own ford because i think that they're sold through and they have so many good cars, and jim farleyt guy who had the guts to go to the ford family and say, "we're done making cars everywhere, we are only going to make cars where we can make money." ford's policy had been to make cars everywhere, be a worldwide company. no, he just wants to make the best cars. damien, i got to tell you, i think he does. i think the ford super duty is maybe the best -- look, i like the 150, but the ford super duty is maybe the best thing we make on wheels in this country. >> i totally agree with you, jim. listen, if it ain't broke, don't fix it i think when you look at ford, that's exactly what is going on. you see them over in china, they're expanding over there that huge market in china, so i'm a big fan of my ford portfolio right now. >> damien, what about chevron do you like because, you know, jim has an interesting view i think on big oil that i want him to talk to you about, but what is it that you like about chevron specifically as part of your portfolio? >> well, listen, i think as it relates

and i want to thank bill ford and jim farley for investing us for investing in our workers and countryandle the next four to ten years is going to determine where we are going to be 30, 40, 50 years from now, and it's one of those moments in american history. this is an incredible facility. and john is looking down, debby dingell, another good friend, and by the way, be careful what you say to representative slotkin, she knows more than you and may be watching you. where are you? i tease her all the time. she's a great, great, great addition to the congress. where is -- i admire your intellect and passion and concern for so many other people, and it's from my heart that i pray your grandma and family are well. i promise i will do everything to see they are on the west bank, and you are a fighter and god thank you for being a fighter. and haley stevens, i thank you as well. i also want to thank the mayor for a passport into the city, and thank you, mr. mayor. and my buddy, mike duggin, and i was sitting in the oval office with obama when i was vice president, and he said, by the way, i

. >> jim farley speaking with david westin.y -- will be among the talking points when the korean president meets president biden. bruce, what will top the agenda? bruce: tops on the agenda for president moon will be trying to salvage what he had done with north korea during the trump administration. it seems that the biden administration is probably going to issue some sort of a statement that makes it seem that the u.s. is willing to build on the agreement that president kim jong-un made with president trump back in singapore in 2018. but also, the u.s. is also likely to say they will build on some of the agreements from previous administrations. >> we are also expecting china to be on the agenda as well. bruce: yes. there will also be some trade issues on the agenda, as the u.s. looks to have better collaboration with south korea regarding the global semi conductor shortage. >> bloomberg news reporter bruce einhorn. we will be heading to art basel in hong kong. it is opening its doors to the public this weekend. we look at ho

jim farley sees an improvement in the second half of 20 someone. >> we think second quarter is reallyr chip supply shock. we think the second half of improve. we have cut production almost 50%. we see the facility that impacted us in japan, they are back up and running. they had a fire burn the whole plant down on march 19. they are back and running. we are confident that in the second half we will get most of the chips that we need. anna: turning to chipmakers themselves, arm has announced its partners shipped a record 7.3 billion of its chips in the last quarter of 2020. that is 70 million chips per day. bloomberg spoke exclusively to the ceo of arm, simon segars, about the challenges ahead. >> the equipment from people like applied materials, these are massively complex pieces of equipment that take time to build, take time to deploy. it will take some time to resolve itself that i would not call the situation at the moment a disaster. i have been at arm for 30 years now. i think we are in one of the most interesting moments in the semi conductor industry's history. because the dem

carl, good news on chips jim farley talked to us about the japanese plant coming back that's important and how about honest, carl? >> we are going to get to chips. there is honest, yes, jim, at the nasdaq, celebrating its ipo, founder jessica alba, ceo nick, doing the honors, on "squawk" earlier today, and at the big board, highlighting an etf what do we think about honest, jim? leslie talked about the valuation here, the implied valuation down from some prior round, and they did price in the middle range. >> i think i would like to see a reasonable, not hot, interesting ipo. now, carl, i am a client of endeavor i want to put that out right here, before i start with that that was another deal which was priced kind of okay, got you in, and then roaring and then again let's say i am a client but this is a new way, maybe wall street, the brokers have gotten smart and are pricing things so they're not outrageous, and also we've not had an endless number of spacs. >> no, the spac spigot has dried up in part because of course as we discussed many times the s.e.c. is taking a close look at an

i want to thank bill ford and jim farley for hosting a sand investing in our workers in our country.ican history. how we handle the next 4-10 years is going to determine where we are going to be 30, 40, 50 years from now. it's one of those moments in american history. this is an incredible facility. representative debbie dingell come another dear friend to come i know john is looking down and saying we are finally getting it done. debbie. and representative brenda lawrence. by the way, be careful what you say to -- she knows more than you. they may be watching you. i tease her all the time. i pray that your grandma and family are well. i promise you i'm to do everything for them of the west bank. you are a fighter and god thank you for being a fighter. [applause] haley stevens, thank you as well. i also want to thank mayor jim o'reilly of dearborn for the passport into the city. thank you, mr. mayor. and my buddy, mike duggins. he is my mayor. i was sitting in the oval with barack obama when i was vice president. he looked at me that she set by the way i want you to go fix detroit. i

unveiling the f series lightning tomorrow night we'll will have an interview with the ceo of ford, jim farley as he is once again laying out their blueprint for going electric over the next several years. speaking of going electric, that is where the industry is headed. look at where sales projections are expected to be for ev sales by 2030. with that in mind it's not surprising that today lamborghini announced it will have its first fully lk velectrc vehicle by the end of the decade they're going to be pumping more than $1.8 billion into this effect we'll have a fully electric lambo by the end of the decade. >> this sucker is quick is a good quote joe, does this make you want to put money into ford or gm or any of these new ev stocks because they will get such support from this administration as they reimagine the new economy? >> i already have. i was a little bit late relative to my colleagues on the "halftime report." many of them got into gm 18 months ago but yes, i believe that evs and the premise that it is going to see broad-based distribution among the traditional automakers, that is

the ceo of ford, jim farley telling foxbusiness how many orders they have for the electric f 150. >>so far. a brand-new lightning, 40,000 for the work hall version, 90 grand for the easy addition. ford hasn't really delivered on everything during investor days so far. we talked about 40%, electric cars will be electric by the end of this decade, $30 billion investment. they are upgrading stock today which is why we are putting it at a 5-year high with the stock. when was the last time you saw $14? 2016 especially looking at the highest gas prices in 7 years. stuart: that is a 5-year high for that stock, that was 50 bucks. a long time ago. thanks. look at tesla, $618 a share, that is tesla and here is the tesla guy himself who frequently appears on this program. he thinks tesla is going to $900 per share. we will get to that in a moment. i want to talk to you about tesla and elon musk and cryptos. is tesla the company, the stock, now to be considered a crypto company? what do you think? >> thanks for the question. if you didn't get the numbers first, $1.5 billion bitcoin and have to c

today official unveiling it goes from zero to 60 by his own estimates, and you don't want to miss jim farley interview. a conversation you don't want to miss, becky. >> andrew, you hear he gave away details that he wasn't supposed to tell, 4.4 seconds from zero to 60 seconds. people complaining about it because it was ahead of the company's big anticipated release tonight. that's big publicity >> this is helping the release >> right, exactly. >> good publicity, if you can get a very well-known spokesman to start talking about these issues and trickling out information over time. >>> anyway, our next guest has chartered the recent rise of the billionaire class and how pandemic stimulus has made the world even richer. let's bring the chief global strategist and head of emerging markets at morgan stanley. his latest in the financial times, rashir, thanks for joining us. when i first read that, i thought, oh, my gosh, he's going to make some ties how billi billionaires what are they talking about. exactly. it's hitting it, but i think the whole point of that piece was this it's just a staggering

into the conflict zone with jim sebastian america's circuitry of stadiums in the bluecoat was in ukraine last week visiting the farleys also words of comfort and support for the country also lost interest of mostly huge numbers close to its border my guest newsweeklies ukraine's foreign minister junichiro koizumi about getting out of the loop so what was he asked to come. puts. in 30 minutes on. climate change was the spark that made her take action. cloudy augustine ofen portugal is suing 33 european countries for forest fires in her homeland for far too common. with a group of other young people she's heading to the european court of human rights. week success. focused on europe. in 90 minutes on t.w. . has a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss them and you just threw the topic for cover and we couldn't read your progress. if you would like any information on the chrono laroche or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast if you get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at dot com slash science. cannot sleep because you. insist on. him will swallow swallow. onl

philadelphia mayor jim kenney's announcement came a day after he forced philadelphia health commissioner thomas farleyto resign after farley revealed he had ordered the cremation of some of the bombing victims' remains in 2017 without the knowledge or consent of the families. but a subordinate of farley's apparently disobeyed the order to dispose of the remains. the 1985 move bombing killed six adults and five children and destroyed over 60 homes. for all of our interviews about the bombing and its aftermath, including the use of one or two of the dead children's remains by the university of pennsylvania and princeton university in courses teaching anthropology, visit democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. a warning to our viewers, today show contains graphic images of violence and death. israel's deadly assault on gaza has entered its second week. on sunday, israel killed at least 42 palestinians in gaza in the deadliest day so far as israel bombarded the besieged area with airstrikes, artillery fire, an

going to play that up a little bit farmer jim, you own gm, you lik gm, you like it better than ford, gm is ahead of ford in evs but everybody loves the job farleyoing on, too. can you like both of these stocks or does it have to be one or the other >> it doesn't have to be one or the other. i actually believe that gm is in a better position, but you can own ford let me make that clear what this is telling you, first off, i don't think we should be con congratulating ford for this they need to do this everybody is doing this. tesla is out there, gm is out there, volkswagen is out there this is the ticket for competition for the next decade. but what this tells us is that these startup spacs, these ni nickolaw, they're going to have economies of competing with them this is a very economical model, this electric f-150. very economical model. what i do like, by the way, is that ford is focused on this f-150. gm is focused on suvs and hummers and cadillac so, you know, they're not really going head to head that's a smart way to segment the market but i like them both i prefer gm and that's why i'm in gm. the reason to prefer gm is the autonomous veh

jim kenney announced the resignation of the city's top health official over new revelations he cremated of some of the bombing victims' remains, including bone fragments, without their knowledge or permission. >> health commissioner dr. thomas farley disclosed several years ago he leaed remains found by the medical examiner's office that beng to victims of the 1985 me bombing stuff instead of fly identifying those remains and returning them to the family, he made the decision to cremate and just goes -- dispose of them. amy: philadelphia mayor kenney said he demanded the health commissioner's resignation but put the city's medical examiner dr. sam gulino on administtive leave because he has civil service protection, unlike dr. farley, and because he is needed for the investigation. the mayor met with move family members wednesday and agreed to announce the news on the bombing anniversary. he said the amount of remains destroyed without notifying them is not yet known. an investigation will include people approved by the move family. this comes amid an ongoing investigation into how the university of pennsylvania and princeton university were in possession of bones thought to belong to one or two move children killed in the bombing

farley as well for spending the morning with us. appreciate you both. becky, over to you. >> thank you. >>> thanks, andrew let's get to cnbc headquarters and check in with jim you think washington weighs in on any of this stuff >> i always thought that amazon needs help with entertainment and needs help with sports and maybe this can be the break through for entertainment, next thing will be sports, they will be focusing on it, and having a more aggressive view, and allow alexa to do more for you with these types of things. brilliant move everything they do will be scrutinized by washington. this is a small one. but the dc decision, wow, to go against amazon, it's always twisted, because amazon always offers the lowest price but suddenly we are finding out people would get lower prices if somehow amazon were less of a monopoly amazon is certainly not a monopoly on entertainment. this is a weak point for amazon. and i don't think they're happy with it. >> you are totally right. >> watch what they do for sports that's next. >> you're totally right with that decision coming down. that makes zero sense to me, the idea that you can't offer it elsewhere lower, we