a fiber rich kovacs -- coaxial design. we have full service on television, two way, home gateways, video on demand, local advertising. we do everything the large cable tv operators do, just better. same: do you face the regulatory issues that comcast would face? >> yes, we do. technically we do. there are certainly some exceptions that have been negotiated or created over time. i like to think we do not face the same scrutiny. one because we mind our peas and q's. -- p and peter: is a profitable? >> absolutely. peter: is cable tv profitable? >> it depends on how you define cable tv. i don't know that the television element on its own is highly profitable. the content costs have become high. for example, our basic cable tv service -- the usual 100 channels cost about $85 now. that is before set-top boxes. our cost, for the content only is more than $50. almost $56. that leaves a small portion that electricity, trucks, people, gas, benefits, wages, repair. a i were trying to operate 45,000 subscriber cable tv system in today

craft along with his new best friend who'd also go on to become a legendary cinematographer, laszlo kovacsnnouncer: hated emblems of red tyranny went down as hungarian patriots, for ten glorious days, sent russian armored might reeling in the struggle which pitted raw courage and rifles against tanks. >> vilmos: few blocks away where the statue of stalin used to be and the first night, actually, when the revolution started the people wanted to take the statue down. it took about couple hours actually to cut mr. stalin's legs off and they actually dragged him around the city, you know, the next day people took pieces home as a souvenir. >> anthony: to date, this was something that had never been done, the hungarians took to the streets. a revolution. that's when vilmos and laszlo and some pals snuck 35 millimeter cameras and film out of their school's equipment room and, at great risk to themselves, joined their countrymen in the streets documenting the revolt and the aftermath. these images are from some of that historic footage. it seemed, for ten glorious days, that freedom had finally c

. >> this is joseph kovac from staten island. he's undecided. he's leaning toward you, mr. trump.e's got a question for donald jr. >> first of all, mr. trump, i respect you tremendously. >> thank you. >> as a businessman and more importantly, as a father. and you swayed me tonight, first of all. >> oh, good. thank you. >> my question for you, don, is what have you learned as the greatest experience as a businessman from your father? and do you think that sometimes tone is important and you get more with honey than vinegar, so to sneak? >> i think without question, i mean, you know, what's interesting throughout this process, everyone talks about that tone. but there also comes a time where you actually have to put the hammer down. >> right. >> there comes a time being nice, trying to do all this stuff, when people are laughing at your face, have you to actually fight back. you know, that's what's so important about what he does. he's not just going to go -- every time there's a change in the winds he's going to flip. that's not what he does. he's going to fight for the american pe

cupp and chris kovac. s.e.ce between, you know, kasich and cruz and even, you know, scrutinizing governor kasich eating his breakfast this morning in pennsylvania. >> yeah. it was swift and startling and he did not mince words. i got the donald trump statement in my inbox this morning and i got to tell you, he slayed them. it was kind of impressive, frankly. and i think they opened themselves up to this kind of criticism and this kind of spin by sharing the playbook. right? you know, there's a point to be made they had to be open about this because to convince the outside groups, you know, not to spend money in various states they had to. they can't talk to the pacs directly but at the same time about to blitz you don't announce you're about to blitz. and then it doesn't also seem like they're on the same page, kasich and cruz. when kasich was asked by his supporters in indiana what they should do, he said, no, no, vote for me. i won't campaign there and doesn't make sense. i'm not surprised donald trump is mak