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i'm not alone in this regard, do not believe in a la carte service. i enlisted in the military. there's plenty of veterans here in congress as well. i enlisted but did not think the war in iraq was a good idea. i think it's the greatest foreign policy mistake in modern american political history but that doesn't take away from the service. part of our strength as a country is the fact that we have men and women who are in our armed forces who only care about the country, only care about defending and protecting our national security and are willing to deploy irrespective of whether they agree with the foreign policy decisions. >> congressman, just very quickly, the reason the president gives is bone spurs. it sounds like you're skeptical of that. >> i have no idea what a bone spur is or i'm not a doctor. i have no desire either to re-litigate some excuse he made or some doctor who his father paid off made to excuse the fact he didn't have the courage to deploy to war. what matters as well is that the president understand and pay -- >> congressman, let me jump in because we're ru

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what we're getting to is a place where the services will be more robust and easier to use than what you are using presently or in the past because of their a la carteime thal travel with you, they'll work across multiple devices you'll have them accessible on the go, not only in your living room, but price point, i think, we're going to just be roadway creating the old cable bundle. so if you signed up for everything from hbo to starz to showtime at home, it's most likely you'll be someone subscribing to disney and warner media and comcast services as well and as you add them all up, are they going to be cheaper or more expensive? and i'm doing my own calculus and i think they're going to be less expensive, but not by a lot now. >> ben silverman, great to get your thoughts. thanks for joining me today. >> thanks for having me. >> european markets closing in a second seema mody joins us with a breakdown of today's action. mixed, seema >> pretty much mixed across the board. take a look at the ftse 100, th uk stock market. the worst-performing stocks there are shares of glenncore. we're still awaiting more details, but you can see the impact on the st