logan roy's menace is undeniable.ng better, something faster, lighter, meaner, wilder. and i'm going to do it from in here where you are. did you have any leeway, any sway in saying tojesse armstrong, "i think maybe logan shouldn't die. i think maybe..." no, ididn�*t. there's no point going down that road, especially with somebody like jesse, because he's already made a plan, but he decided to make logan die, i think ultimately too early. i mean, he made him die in the third episode. and, you know, i think maybe he could have died in about, i would have thought the fifth or sixth episode. i would have thought that would have been appropriate. it was bold ofjesse, and that's wherejesse's great. there's no question he's a writing genius. cox's passion and willingness to speak his mind has gone beyond the acting industry, with him now becoming one of the loudest voices in the fight for scottish independence. i had to readdress something. i think, what is wrong? why is it not working? and then i started to look at these i

one of the most famous characters in recent television histor logan roy's menace is undeniable. >> something something faster, meaner, wilder. as i am going to do it from in here. where you are. >> did you have any leeway, any sway? i think may be logan should not die. >> though, there is no point going down that road, especially with somebody like jesse, because he has already made a plan but he decided to make logan die i think ultimately too early. he made him die in the third episode. and you know, i think maybe he could have died at would have thought the fifth or the sixth episode i would have thought. that would have been appropriate. it was bold of jesse and that is where jesse is great. there is no question, he is a writing genius. >> now aged 70 six, cox lives in new york with his second life but returns to london. next year he will be on stage in the west end. you are held up as one of the big voices on film and tv. what do you make of what is going on with the writers strike out in hollywood? >> they have to strike, they really do. >> what's it about? >> getti proper pay for what

logan roy's menace is undeniable., wilder. and i'm going to do it from in here where you are. did you have any leeway, any sway in saying tojesse armstrong, "i think maybe logan shouldn't die. i think maybe..." no, ididn�*t. there's no point going down that road, especially with somebody like jesse, because he's already made a plan, but he decided to make logan die, i think, ultimately too early. i mean, he made him die in the third episode. and, you know, i think maybe he could have died in about, i would have thought the fifth or sixth episode. i would have thought that would have been appropriate. it was bold ofjesse, and that's wherejesse's great. there's no question he's a writing genius. cox's passion and willingness to speak his mind has gone beyond the acting industry, with him now becoming one of the loudest voices in the fight for scottish independence. i had to readdress something. i think, what is wrong? why is it not working? and then i started to look at these islands, and then i started to look at scott

last thing i want to ask is is there anything you want to get off your chest for the last time as logan royut logan. i think his final moment to everybody is a very, very dear and good and kind and sweet and loving [bleep] off! >> stephen: "succession" airs sundays on hbo. it's brian cox, everybody. we'll be right back with the star of "the diplomat." keri russell. stick around. ♪ ♪ are we close? google assistant: turn left in four miles. ♪ ehhhhhhh no. ♪ ¿cuáles son tus intenciones con mi nieto? google assistant: what are your intentions with my grandson? life's little problems, fixed on google pixel. the only phone engineered by google buy google pixel 7a and get pixel buds a-series. your new axe fine fragrance body wash, sir. it's the g.o.a.t. ♪♪ the new axe fine fragrance body wash. get clean with the greatest of all time. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try nervive pai

. >> and next, on the drama success, logan roy repeatedly dangled the keys to his empire for years.out as the richest man in the world is deciding who'll take over his half trillion dollars empire. plus, this iconic image, the descenting justices say will stifle creativity. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may p you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com ♪ you're a giant who walks among us ♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ you have carried me this far ♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ teach me to step over mountains ♪ ( ♪ ) ♪ love is deeper than the scars ♪ ♪ ah, ah, ah ♪ ♪ we carry on ♪ when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep b

and like logan roy in "succession," he is looking to one of his children to take the reins. todd. >> explain what he's doing. >> terrifying, moseying. it's like if santa claus was a hit man. >> patriarch. >> i love you. but you are not serious people. >> preparing his succession as carefully as he built his empire, not logan roy, but the real world's richest man, 274-year-old worth more than $230 billion, having built the world's biggest luxury goods company, all the while very personally raising, educating, and evaluating his five potential successors. >> i think that group is controlled by family, so instead of looking at the stock market, i look for the next ten years. >> reporter: all five children work for their father. 48-year-old delfin, the chair of christiane dior, her brother, holding ceo of the company, and three children from his second marriage, 31-year-old alexander, executive vice president of tiffany's, 28-year-old frederick, who runs tag heuer, and the youngest, 24-year-old jean, the director of development and marketing at louis vuitton's watch division. >>

like logan roy, better ar has cultivated his relationships with the powerful, acquiring a vast media in france. the headquarters 120r78d by protesters earlier this month. he's also made it clear what he expects of his children. >> of course, we understand the level of responsibility that is ours. the way we see things is my father is super healthy, and going to work 10, 15, 20, 25 years of the his five children are working together in different parts of the group, but we're very close. >> reporter: an empire carefully built, and ultimately soon up for grabs, but so far without the family drama. melissa bell, cnn, paris. >>> thanks to melissa for that report. a florida free for all as governor desantis gets ready to announce a presidential 3wid, while disney cancels a building project. cvs s pharmacy. healthier happens together. meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her n debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. while mom is eyeinhis spending. nice. and the e

like logan roy, bernard arno has cultivated his relationships with the powerful acquiring a vast mediae and making lvmh a symbol in france. its headquarters stormed by protesters only last month, but while arno has sought to protect his children, he's also made it clear what he expects of them. >> of course, we understand the level of responsibility that is ours. the way we see things is that my father is super healthy and going to work ten, 15, 20, 25 years. his five children are now working together in different parts of the group, but we're very close. >> reporter: an empire carefully built and ultimately soon up for grabs, but so far without the family drama. melissa bell, cnn, paris. >>> still to come for us, tennis star rafael nadal withdraws from the french open due to injury and announces possible plans to retire, what that's about coming up next. >>> so the supreme court ruled thursday that andy warhol violated copyright laws in his portraits of the singer prince. the court ruled 7-2 that warhol infringed on the copyright of celebrity photographer lynn goldsmith rejecting the

. >> we've been schooled by logan roy. >> i mean, he's out of control. >> the finale had a 2.9 million most-watched episode of the series. fans also bought up the same shirt that actor kieran culkin was wearing. walmart the $13 baby blue tee with stripes is sold out. >>> and aaron rodgers made his first appearance at metlife stadium as a new york jet. >> jets won the super bowl! [ cheers ] >> the four-time mvp attended a taylor swift concert over the weekend, as you heard he had a little fun pretending the jets won the super bowl. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," baseball legend alex rodriguez joins us in the studio to discuss his new health diagnosis. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." ie green the "cbs morning news." hi, i'm angela. i've lost 58 pounds with golo and i've kept it off. i suffer from autoimmune hypothyroid and i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it simply wasn't. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): when i started my new kombucha business... i thought there would be a lot more kom

. >> thanks, logan roy! in this case of succession, it is mark dunlevy. the owner did not show his hand on who the successor will be. reportedly the warriors may indeed make a move in house. >>> baseball. after a 6-13 start, the giants have been rolling with a record of 22-13, winning a lot of series along the way. they are currently working on winning a fifth series in a row! and hey, jim hudson was in the house! the retired pitcher helped on the 2014 world series run. the pirates are on king street, and hello instant offense! a first inning liner. mike yastrzemski scored and that tied the game at one. after that, the offense took the night off. the bullpen for the giants lately has been money, but tonight one of the loan mistakes! the ball got away from shawn manaea . fifth inning wild pitch opens the door for castro to squeeze in the score and the go-ahead winning run. the giants bullpen gave up just six hits and one earned run, but not enough offense tonight. the pirates win 2-1. three-game series is on the line tomorrow! and look at this puppy! >>> b

entertainment company, the show explores the power struggle for control between the children when ceo logan royf the emmy—winning tv drama succession, with their descriptions ranging iam nowjoined by sara barron, broadcaster and presenter of succession fan podcast, firecrotch & normcore. thank you for being here with us. i'm trying to work out how to do this interview and i've still got three episodes to watch and i don't want to spoil it for myself. what did you make of that finale? first of all, did you make of that finale? first of all. i'm — did you make of that finale? first of all. i'm very — did you make of that finale? first of all, i'm very sorry _ did you make of that finale? first of all, i'm very sorry that - did you make of that finale? f "st of all, i'm very sorry that you had to say that word on air. i unfortunately can't offer a good opinion of dissent here. i think, one of their very interesting things of this show is it doesn't really put affect wrong and i sometimes feel that itjust me who feels that way but i realise that no, it's this weird thing. it's hard to make somethin

entertainment company, the show explores the power struggle for control between the children when ceo logan royning tv drama succession, with their descriptions ranging from "perfect" and "beautiful". the guardian's lucy mangan describes the tv drama. "it was — a succession at its finest. the telegraph's ed power, says perfect finales are difficult to pull off, and writerjesse armstrong came close", but added it "wasn't quite as shakespearean as we may have hoped for". and finally daniel fienberg in the hollywood reporter says... earlier i spoke to comedian sara barron who presents the succession fan podcast, "�*firecrotch & normcore' who gave her reaction to the finale. i think, one of their very interesting things of this show is it doesn't really put a foot wrong and i sometimes feel that it just me who feels that way but i realise that no, it's this weird thing. it's hard to make something perfect but i think if you are a fan of succession and everything that is unique about it is interesting to you in the first place, then you are going to think that somehow they did the impossible and the

succession comes to an end, we sit down with brian cox — the man behind the menacing lead character, logan royated her on monday that a total

logan roy's menace is undeniable. history and realising how scotland had been traduced time and time and time again and how constantly it was the poor relation, even though it contributed an enormous amount, but at the same time it wasn't free. let me push back impartially and firmly on what you're saying, because the proponents of the union would argue that there is nevertheless, for all the history you're talking about, there is something precious and sacred about the union and moreover, that it allows each constituent nation to be bigger than it otherwise would be, especially in a world where power is moving east. i don't agree with you. it's not my view, i'm impartial, it's not my view. my feeling is it's precisely that we are not being allowed to be who we are, and we haven't been. we've served, we've served and we've judiciously served at our own expense. and i suddenly realise, you see, i do believe we should be a union. i agree with that. but we shouldn't be a united kingdom. we should be a united federation.

like logan roy, he has cultivated relationships with the powerful acquiring a vast media empire.nly last month. but he makes it clear what he expects. >> of course we understand the level of responsibility that is ours. my father is super healthy and going to work 10, 15, 20, 25 years. his five children working together in different parts of the group but we're very close. >> reporter: an empire carefully built and ultimately soon up for grabs but so far without the family drama. melissa bell, cnn, paris. >> quite an empire. top of the morning, top songs in america. ♪ >> lotta number one on the countdown with lottery. and here is number two. ♪ ♪ that song is called heaven. coach of course on the voice this season. and now to number three. ♪ sending my love ♪ fallout boy love from the other side. all right. thank foos s for joining me. have a great weekend. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we're glad you're with us. again, a really busy news day to end the week. >> always good on a friday, too. i

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out so totally preposterous based on what julia just said, right out of the pages of succession logan royson what is there a possibility that rupert murdoch and fox would buy twitter? >> hum. >> and bail out elon musk effectively? >> well, it is a really interesting idea i am not entirely sure i don't have reporting on that. >> no >> i think, look when you look at the scenarios here, to julia's point, clearly there could be some sort of alliance made between elon musk and rupert murdoch you know, in a way they're two kind of media visionaries, musk more on the tech side and rupert on the media mogul side of things there could be some form of alliance there particularly as both of the media and for the twitter tech entities want to see some sort of influence in these elections. >> you'll be there at sun valley, julia, i am sure could happen there >> i will indeed it will be interesting to see how these relationships play out. one thing for sure is elon musk wants eyeballs and this as pretty good way to get them. >> you heard it here first, ladies and gentlemen. >> i'm looking at the market

businesses at the bank ted pick, andy sapperstein, and gorman saying he has no plans to go out like logan roydon't say it >> we didn't know this >> wait. you're about to give me the spoiler and i haven't seen the rest of the most recent season tyler was about to ruin it for the rest of us. >> that was weeks and weeks and weeks ago. >> here's what i want to know. what does the office pool say? inside morgan stanley right now, what are the office workers saying what's the over/under? >> the inside might be to sapperstein who was the head of their wealth management. one of the things that gorman has done there is turn the company away from more of a trading and ibanking company, and more into a steady stream wealth and asset management firm that might argue that the person who runs that business, sapperstein, might have an inside track >> 12 months gives us time to let the drama play out. >>> the u.s. is dealing with interest rates rising to 5%. this argentina's central soaring year on year inflation hit 109% throughout the country the stock market is still resilient. it's up 65% this year. wit

>> first of all, how do you not love a guy who says he's not going out like logan roy from "successionquote. he's done an amazing job if you remember, and i remember because i was one of the doubters early on, can he do this can he transition the company? and he did it phenomenally well. it's a stock i look at all three candidates i don't know them personally i do know them from other people they are very highly qualified either can do it saperstein given the direction he took the company may be the lead in it because it's a wealth management business, but banking, also. my touch points are greatest with goldman that's why i love it i've never been disappointed so that's what i'll stay with >> gorman was probably throwing darts at your picture in his office in the early days i remember that. >> yeah. >> i remember that i really, and he, the lean-in on wealth management was a game changer for them and certainly from a stock performance standpoint >> he executed, and i turned early on it, but just phenomenal, phenomenal execution, just what a job think about the culture he had to change

the show, which focuses on the power struggle between the children of media mogul logan roy, has finallyied with how it ended, with some comparing it to the writing of william shakespeare. joining me to break—down the finale is broadcaster and host of 'the sound of succession' podcast, jamie east... jamie, it's good to have you on the programme. we been discussing this in the office all day today. what did you make of that final episode? five years came to an end last night. what you think�*si five years came to an end last night. what you think's i agree with the sentence _ night. what you think's i agree with the sentence you _ night. what you think's i agree with the sentence you just _ night. what you think's i agree with the sentence you just said - night. what you think's i agree with the sentence you just said there. it| the sentence you just said there. it is difficult to even, 2a hours later, having watched it a couple of times, still picking and finding and seeing new things each time. it's about as good as it gets. that's the best i can say, really. i cannot say where it set a

entire -- the show was called "succession," so we're trying to figure out who's going to succeed logan roy had trouble figuring out which one was correct, and at the same time, whether they had the skills to do so. and obviously, throughout the show, they kept displaying a sort of a lack of ability to do what he did. and he did, too. and i think the key line in the show was much earlier before he died, where he said, i love you, but you're not serious people. and i think that was echoed in the finale. >> that was tough to watch, nonetheless. so you unpacked the series finale in a two-part podcast. you interview alexander skarsgard, who plays the tech billionaire, as we just talked about, lucas mattson, and jeremy strong who plays kendal roy. what can you tell us about the podcast there? >> well, it was interesting, because they sort of unpacked their own feelings about their characters and where they got their inspiration and how they felt about it and jeremy strong, who is the center of this show in this particular finale talked about his -- you know, the different endings that they thoug

logan roy's menace is undeniable. logan die, i think ultimately too early. i mean, he made him die in the third episode. and, you know, i think maybe he could have died in about, i would have thought the fifth or sixth episode. i would have thought that would have been appropriate. it was bold ofjesse, and that's wherejesse's great. there's no question he's a writing genius. cox's passion and willingness to speak his mind has gone beyond the acting industry, with him now becoming one of the loudest voices in the fight for scottish independence. i had to readdress something. i think, what is wrong? why is it not working? and then i started to look at these islands, and then i started to look at scottish history and realising how scotland had been traduced time and time and time again and how constantly it was the poor relation, even though it contributed an enormous amount, but at the same time it wasn't free. let me push back impartially and firmly on what you're saying, because the proponents of the union would argue

. >> reporter: his father david strong was everything logan roy isn't.ked with his son, then 8, to a neighborhood park. the arnold arboretum. there was a car coming 40 miles an hour that wasn't slowing down for the traffic light. so he will picked me up and threw me out of the way, and he got hit by the car, broke all the bones in his legs. >> reporter: your dad? >> saved my life, yeah. >> there are things you are able to do that i can't. maybe. >> maybe. >> reporter: the intensity and resentment that we see from kendall is not a product of jeremy's childhood. none of that comes from your relationship with your dad? >> no. and i don't think i understand how i have access to that relationship. there is not some hidden trauma in my life or my background. >> reporter: in fact, he took us with him to visit his childhood home. >> that's my house. >> reporter: the moment seemed to catch him off guard. you haven't seen it in 20 years? >> it just feels -- big feelings coming back here. i don't want to monumentalize it, but these are like the waters of childhood.

brian cox who plays logan roy shared his own reflective post writing, we have come to the end of the> no, i saw it. i watched it. >> were you satisfied with it? >> no, don't >> that's not a spoiler. >> that's not it. >> you will reveal something. >>> next up, martin scorsese revealed his next project is deeply personal. during a recent conference at the vatican, announcing he's working on a movie about jesus christ he noted it is in response to pope francis' appeal to make projects that highlight jesus' live you won't have to wait too long. he shared that he is just starting to write and work on that we'll keep you posted. >>> next up, hoda, taylor swift. you know this song from the "lover" album? >> hit it. ♪ i'm so terrified ♪ >> that, of course, is ♪ if you walk away, i'll never walk cornelius street again ♪ >> that of course is "cornelius street," named after the apartment she rented in the west village. every swiftie in new york knows this spot. fans visiting the location they were just in town for her met life concert over the weekend. now you can do more than just visit the st

bryan cox is logan roy, the long-time indomitable head of the family. and hoping that ultimately they will be the one to inherit the empire. >> guy, what dad is saying just know your role and execute. >> my worry is kendall may come across as too cool and likable. >> "succession" is the top shelf of television. "succession" is television that seems to be playing at its highest select tlek yul level, and still is incredibly funny. >> oh, dude, he is gone. nazis are terrible, right? >> nazis? >> yeah. >> yeah, they're the worst. >> yeah, sure. we all hate nazis. >> it is a phenomenal dive that's detailed and rich. it feels very authentic about families at that level and power and business and politics. and you just can't stop watching. >> yes, um. ever since we started looking for a better cash back credit card... ...options have been coming out of the woodwork? exactly. at nerdwallet, we can help you make the smartest decision by comparing top cards. that way you get cash back on the things you care about most. ohh that one has cash back on dining out! o

bryan cox is logan roy, the longtime indomitable head of the family.constantly and hoping that ultimately they will be the one to inherit the empire. >> guys, what dad is saying is just know your role and execute. >> my worry is kendall may come across as too cool and likable. >> "succession" is the top shelf of television. "succession" is television that seems to be playing at its highest intellectual level and still being incredibly funny. >> oh, dude, if it's true he's gone, i mean nazis, terrible, right? >> nazis? >> yeah. >> yeah, they're the worst. >> yeah, sure. we all hate nazis. >> it is a phenomenal dive that's detailed and rich. it feels very authentic about families at that level and power and business and politics. and you just can't stop watching. >> mm, yes. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress... is a matter of character. (vo) at viking, we are proud to have been named the world's number one for both rivers and oceans by travel and leisure, as well as condé nast traveler. but it is now time for us to work

brian cox is logan roy, the longtime indomitable head of the family. jockeying for position constantly and hoping that ultimately they will be the one to inherit the empire. guys, what dad is saying is just, uh, just know your role and execute. my worry is that kendall may come across as too cool and likeable. succession is the top shelf of television. succession is television that seems to be playing at its highest intellectual level and still being incredibly funny. oh, dude, if it's true, he's gone. i mean, nazis-- terrible, right? -nazis? -yeah. yeah. yeah, they're, they're the worst. yeah, sure, we all hate nazis. it is a phenomenal dive that's detailed and rich. it feels very authentic about families at that level and power, and business, and politics. and you just can't stop watching. mm, yes, mm, very serious, mm. my name is brian delallo. i teach ap and honors economics in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. financial well-being to me is knowing that i can be free to do the things that i love to do. i hope when i retire someday, they say, that guy made

up with one person who doesn't make me feel uncomfortable about humanity >> yeah, and you think logan roygenerate children he's a paragon. >> they are either pathetic like kendall -- that's neither here nor there. i said i was glad that "mermaid" had a good opening, because i know about streaming and new media and i know where we are all headed into the metaverse and all this, but can i still like hollywood openings and premieres and stars and then, you know, you get the products from these great openings, and then months later maybe they go streaming, after you seen it on a flight can't we go back to doing it that way we are being dragged back to that >> yeah, it seemed like the core part of streaming, and it's going backwards. it turned out to be too expensive. the streamers are pulling shows off their platforms because they don't want to license them even for themselves, and you guys had a great story on this the other day, where max pulling world off. i think broadly streaming is starting to look more and more like television, like we are all waiting for the release of a show on sunda

who did it on "scooby doo" and the guy who did it on "dateline. [ laughter ] they look like logan and roman roy'sbles on "succession. [ laughter ] they look like an american remake of "the banshees of inisherin. [ laughter ] they look like a planet fitness customer and an equinox customer [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ one more, one more, one more finally, they look like doc brown and marty mcfly at a a business luncheon. ♪ [ laughter and applause there you go, that's it. that's it. that's what they look like ♪ speaking of biden, i read that he is frustrated with vice president kamala harris for not constantly rising to the occasion kamala was like, "sorry, unlike you, i can't take a little blue pill for that. [ audience ohs ] "da vinkie?" [ laughter ] yep, biden said it's tough having to worry about your v.p. all the time then obama was like, "oh, you get used to it, joe. [ audience ohs ] that's right, biden's frustrated with kamala because apparently she isn't taking anything off his plate, which is the opposite of trump, who was always frustrated when pence took something off his plate.

. >> she doesn't think logan roy is dead. >> no, definitely not. >> they haven't shown him.ly died. they still haven't buried him. this guy ain't jewish, obviously, as was said. he's just -- they haven't buried him. >> no. >> four episodes in, they never show his body. the only person who supposedly sees it is roman roy, who says -- >> who was in cahoots with him. >> -- quit saying he is dead. quit saying he is dead. >> the one was alan rock, the brother. >> maybe he's in on it, too. they're all over. >> yeah. >> there was a little piece of his torso on the -- in the -- >> just for a second. >> -- airplane, just for a second, but that was it. >> we'll see. we'll see. i will say this, can we just say for people who haven't seen this yet? >> yes. >> i ruin it for everybody. it's just not the same show without him. it's not even close to the same show without him. >> you know what's amazing, how madison avenue just bachelorizes everything. now, he's in mcdonald's commercials. he is doing, like, six voiceovers now. come on, man, don't touch it. sometimes things are just too -- >