let's talk more about my sit-down with john malone. a lot of time talking about direct-to-consumers. whether it be what will be the combination of warner bros. and discovery, and discovery plus, hbomax, paramount plus, peacock, we can go on and on, apple, amazon i asked malone what he thinking will ultimately be the arbiter here in terms of success. >> i think the real issue, david, that the -- that you have to start thinking through is what is going to be the profitability profile of these businesses, you know, as they increase and you go global, as they achieve various levels of scale and various levels of stickiness or content cost, and to me, it's almost looking back at the history of our business, the cable business, where we learned how to deal with bundling and churn and pricing, and end up with a hybrid service offering that was ad-supported, but also had something presumably for everybody in the household. >> right. >> so i think those are the lessons that these direct to consumer companies are going to be learning and competi

malone, your response to her? cdc study that was half-baked which recently came out in an attempt to address this is the only one out of over a hundred that i'm aware of that indicates that natural immunity is not better than vaccination. in fact, the vaccination on top of previous infection and natural immunity actually confers higher risk to patients than vaccination in the naive individual. i myself am an example of that. after two jobs of madera now, and i had had covid in february of 2020 i developed hypertension with us to stolid, restless leg syndrome, narcolepsy, et cetera. these are known risks. regarding dr. fauci's concept, there's no other word for it. duplicitous is the nicest thing i can say. >> laura: doctors, thank you very much. and the duchess turned lobbyist is awoke. she is challenging religion now. it was that? "friday follies" gets into it all with raymond arroyo and moments. ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for "friday follies" and for that we turn to author of the spider w

malone, your response to her? >> said the cdc study that was half-baked which recently came out in an attempt to address this is the only one out of over a hundred that i'm aware of that indicates that natural immunity is not better than vaccination. in fact, the vaccination on top of previous infection and natural immunity actually

i love your character, and, so many of them want to talk to kevin malone..we know i'm not good at numbers. i don't know what the exact figures are. here is how i view cameo. i view it not about me, and part of it is i think who i am on the show. it's not about me, it's not about getting a message from me, this is how i view it. i view it as an attempt of two people who want to make a connection, a father and his daughter that used to watch the show together now maybe she's away at school or is in another town, and they want to make a connection, and so they get this message from me because it brings them back to a moment that they actually shared together. as long as i keep focused on that, and how much people seem to be enjoying it, then it's been actually very rewarding for me. listen, before i let you go, in the voice of kevin, could you tell us about the book where we can find it, and what it's about? welcome to dunder mifflin. it is...awesome. laughter rate step. he has a big success in america, and getting bigger, by the sounds of it. until now — dogs

take it away. >> thank you so much marguerite and welcome everyone and michael malone, welcome to you. >> is great to be here pretty. >> and this time i get to ask you the questions. and folks please allow this informal scott and are really not capable ofma anything else. [laughter] >> this is an honor to be here for many reasons and mike you know i'm aea big fan of yours ad as a tech reporter i've been fording in your shoulder years but also computer history museum and some of the earliest stories idea does the silicon valley reported work and you've allowed me to do the programming they are due do many interviews there do decal both individually and with young children to see the exhibits and i appreciated that so it'spp an honor to be associated with that and mike. >> i'm deeply honored and not done many things at the museum over years ago back so far, i remember when they would make a decision to move to silicon valley and even further back, on the land where the museum is now, as a ten -year-old i used to use my bb gun to hunt ground squirrels. >> it is a great honor and really t

the first president of ebay announced mike malone stories capture the essence of valley culture and in the outside personalities who helped create this mecca attack. his epic depiction of silicon valley, "the big score" wasas a calling card for me and countless other young entrepreneurs. now a new edition of "the big score: the billion dollar story of silicon valley" is being published. we're really pleased to partner with the press as well as michael malone and nbc reporter scott budman for today's conversation. i've offer the unique perspective, capturing contemporary history to first-hand experience. as mike writes, later historians would be the internet unintegrated tech history archives to build a narrative but i was there. i know how the air smelled in half the valley was still covered in blooming fruit trees. i can remember what it was like to shake david's hand. and to play the first atari machine. the influence continues t grow and is hotly debated about positive and negative effects. at a critical juncture for silicon valley when that would benefit from a longview and a chron

you get post- malone, you are the coolest person. >> finally.kennedy: charlie, would you like to say anything for yourself? you got one. actually, i did the math wrong, i did the math wrong. kevin and spike, you guys tied to you get to where address for one night a week for the next month. >> that is very extra. [laughter] gentlemen, thank you for playing our new game well done. i hurt you all. coming up, how you get a usc grad off your porch? i'll ask as we get ready for the uci usc football showdown this saturday. stay right here. ♪♪ i seen this in my sleep and neighborhoods going through. >> i just thought lost my lunch. >> if you watch the show you know i love to gamble. i'm up against college football game of the season. this week my beloved, use the aprons go head-to-head with the ugliest and smelliest team, ncaa, a team so queasy, they are named after condoms. usc trojans. here to discuss get a booty hand up to her, usc fox nation host -- >> ucla doesn't have a website. i hear it's because i can't stream 3w's together. [laughter] kennedy:

give you really john malone-sized presence. is this enough to make you streaming winner? >> yes. as i said earlier, we have been dealt the best hand in the entire industry and we have to play. we are excited that we are in a position to make some progress on getting the merger closed. the regulatory process is going well, and it continues to go well. it is the most exciting news, from my perspective, that we're making progress on the financial framework. we have seen some preliminary drafts of the carbo financial, and we are expecting to be able to close that merger next year. close to five times levers that we expected when we first signed and we are now looking at four and a half times, so a great program, and we couldn't be more excited about the financial side of things, but needless to say, more portly, from a common perspective, we are bringing together two of the most iconic and france, and again, by far, the breast in the world. >> evolved all discovered programs that have been popular, and now you are adding hbo. that is obviously one of the biggest in the industry. one

but i think sean patrick malone is a super smart guy, i don't think he's -- i think he knows what kindhead and he's got to pick one. >> somewhere in washington said you mean we shouldn't pass it as part of reconciliation? our thanks to these two friends of this broadcast, professor victoria difrancesco soto and mark mckinnon. always a pleasure having the two of you on. >>> coming up for us, new reporting on these tough penalties that employers could face if their employees don't roll up their sleeves. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffee. well, she may have a destination this one time, but usually -- no, i-i usually have a destination. yeah, but most of the time, her destination is freedom. nope, just the coffee shop. announcer: no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. voiceover: 'cause she's a biker... please don't follow me in. to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to

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malone is going to do something in the next two years.ajor league baseball contracts coming up. the second thing is with basketball and hockey, somebody talked about mario lemieux and the penguins, you can get the rangers for free buying madison square garden sports the stock is 180 they did win the other night but then on top of that you can buy a soccer teach so you know do i need to own something intangible or buy something that has economic value and a scarcity how many more basketball teams will i create? how many more basketball teams will i create and so on. >> mario, it's coming from john skipper, he used to run espn recently he effectively said he thought the regional sports networks were actually going to come under some real pressure and challenging with an unbundling in a way they have not before. that would impact valuations when it comes to teams do you agree with na >> i think there is a lot of moving parts in our regional sports networks. i don't disagree on the other side of the coin, there is an offset that has a huge ta

in 1985 mike malone won the first report of the tech industry chronicled how silicon valley began decades long story of people and companies who recount the history from upstart beginning. at the time was really influential was holding into account not only the valley it proved to be a draw for aspiring entrepreneurs. the first president of ebay stories captured the essence of valley culture. many outside personalities helped create this mecca of text. the depiction of silicon valley with the calling card for me and countless other young entrepreneurs. the new edition of the big score, billion dollar story published by story press. the unique perspective because he was here capturing contemporary history through first-hand experience. as mike writes, newly created text history archives to build a narratives i was there. i know how the air smelled when it was covered in blooming fruit trees. i can remember what it was like the elementary school playground and play the first atari machine. continues to grow it hotly debated about positive and negative effects. the benefits from a long view.

week's tragedy the day in vegas festival is now instead being headlined by rapper and singer post maloneut 50,000 people are expected to attend security is a top concern organizers for this event say the law enforcement and concert personnel will be watching the crowds all weekend long just to make sure that no one is hurt. >> walgreens store in the heart of san francisco's castro district has been forced to close the health department says they had to close the store over quote, rodent infestation and that could not immediately be corrected. that it will remain closed until further notice. we spoke with some customers about this announcement. >> i mean, it's incredible inconvenient. it's the only drug store that we have in this neighborhood. so you know, what does that mean? you know, this is where i get my prescriptions filled not that i have that many. but. now where when i go, you know. >> officials are saying this is the first violation with rodents at the store in the last 5 years. >> talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the building. a bridge lit up on this satur

i met my very first cable operators who were founders, jean and mark schneider, ron duncan, john malone and tonight's honoree, ted turner. i couldn't have known then i would embrace cable as my career and be so lucky to be among the visionaries who built this industry, wired a nation and today provide the technology none of us can live without. what drew me were in were the mom and pop family-owned msos of the 1990s. these were real-life entrepreneurs taking big risks in small towns to hold down satellite signals from outer space, connect a few local broadcasters from the next county over, adding cable networks no one had ever heard of, package it all together and deliver the whole thing as a monthly tv subscription. it sounded crazy, but it got me hooked. falcons, triad, bresnan, intermedia, prime, jones, tca, chambers, north lund, summit, avenue tv cable and sweetwater cable tv, these are the legacies celebrated at the cable center and i'm very proud to be among them. i was, however, a programmer, not an operator, which means i traveled to some amazing and unusual meeting sites. somew

post malone will be taking his place. >>> the tourist and airline industry looking forward to a flood of international visitors. but what does the new policy mean for you and your holiday travel plans? here's what experts say. >> just show your proof of vaccination and get the test. the testing requirements for the u.s. are quite lenient. you need a pcr test or rapid test. i've flown in from countries overseas and i don't need to get a pcr test because rapid tests are cheaper than pcr tests. and more assessly accessible and you don't have to worry about having a lab get you the results in time. the rapid test is the way to go. >> watch a few interview on nbclx that's 11-5, xfinity cable 185 or lx.com. >>> this midday, we'll take a live look. let's go on a trip. this is where snow has already been falling for you. this is when that storm passed through the bay area. that's the storm that created that beautiful snow there. the camera there that you're seeing is from palisades ski resort. and that is real snow. the resort also says those temperatures have been low enough for them to actu

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but even before the pandemic, malone, we had one of the highest rates of early child and teenage pregnancy in the world. one out of 2 girls are gearing marriott before their age of 18. then it defeats the problem, isn't it almost like a half of the women population, which is 51 percent over the mallory towards her population is becoming or dropping out of a school number one. and secondly, becoming a mother before age over the 18 teaches a rising poverty could. 4th more girls are to school and into early marriages, especially bearings. they also take body in those marriages because they've got to develop children who get molly saw that the, the gun. how something do any slum those men allow. he is one of the poorest countries in the world. most of his budget comes from foreign aid. jobs are hard to find. the only real option out here is farming and there isn't enough work for every one. some young people would try to get to south africa to find work there. for those a can't do that. getting married seems to be the only option. the law in milan forbids marriage for both boys and girls under

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i didn't malone with him so that it's him dish or assiduous view. my, my little boy and i to not the right now that i is from the, from our feet. so she says that, marcia, come finance good. just because i wish the little bush company is there is a bus. mr. georgia e is dis, southeastern at $330.00, which will proclaim a bug, wellington mid on thursday, the aust, i'm not the strand or of us didn't it? epa build right now, nasa let that. ah o is the economy working for you? we are told this is the time of the great reset and build back better. what does this mean to you? how does the green new deal play into this? it seems the richer only getting richer. but what about the rest of us? as a career professional sport is much tougher on some than others mission with the euro, mired by everybody. so why would somebody believe me? i was just a little girl to price to to, to achieve really was, was fall, change a read on the paper this morning, usa swimming coach, arrested leslie had sex with a 12 year old girl. this happens almost every way we get calls a

. >> reporter: samira malone works for a nonprofit called midtown cleveland that's hosting the festival near downtown is home to 2,000 residents and also attracts over 18,000 people day who work in the area. >> our neighborhood has a very interesting fabric. we have a strong industrial footprint, we also have several major commercial corridors, but we do have a residential population. we have a large black population as well as a large, large asian population, so the artists that we selected are working with through this process are also reflective of both of those communities. >> reporter: can you tell me a little bit about what it is you're painting? >> it's a mandarin character. it means strong. the rest can be open to interpretation. >> reporter: julia kuo is a taiwanese-american illustrator for children's books as well as newspapers and magazines. she says most of her work is a solitary process. painting a mural in public has allowed her to interact with people. >> you know, some people are doing, like, the mural tour, but other people just live here and they pass through and the l

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. >> yeah, they're seeing double because the malone school has 14 sets of twins roaming the halls. >>d out even more, because the k-12 school has just 575 students. now there will be fewer of them next year because a couple sets graduate in the spring. >>> next, an all you can eat buffet has banned a man from eating all he could. >> a chinese food lover gobbled up eight pounds of food on his first visit. he returned another day to binge on pork appetizers. >> some people empathizing with the owner, others saying you shouldn't have a buffet if you can't afford it. >>> next, to peanut butter and jelly. >> those are the names of the turkeys that will be pardoned at the white house. >> the birds are being spared from the thanksgiving dinner table are from indiana. after the president pardons them, they'll live heavily everr after. >>> and which do you prefer, canned or crushed cranberry sauce? >> they found people in the northeast and the southeast mostly preferred canned. >> people in the west, most lie lick fresh. here, i can't stand it at all. >> let's get that off the shelves, come on

so when one of the suicide packers destination stuff just outside that said, malone said that he quickly knew that an attack was taking place. a security services whisked into the center of the city. she said that he ordered the borders to be closed immediately because it was clear that there was several attack as nobody knew where they were. the attacks were still going and he wants to prevent anyone escaping the country. he said he also decided to go to the bicycle concert hall with thousands of people were killed. the attack was still taking place there had been hostages taken, he had ordered a ray to try and free those sausages. and one of the most poignant moments of his testimony was, he said, arriving the bicycle concert hall, he saw young people coming out, obviously, very traumatized, and he said their faces, their fair and their faces will be edged in his memory forever. the law for some power. thank you. agencies say up to 5000 people are fleeing into iran from afghanistan every day. more than 300000 refugees have arrived since the telephone to power in august branca go to rep

. >> david farver spoke with john malone. >> the equity markets are so interested in groetd above allriteria like the bubble in the late '90s up through 2000 it is all about growth this is land rush. >> all right bring in now liz young john malone, one of the biggest land owner i believe in the united states. do you agree with him that there's a land rush, this everything rally, buy whatever you can? >> i agree in the sense that there's a lot of optimism, almost an invincible optimism in the equity market and -- >> it's dangerous! >> it can be i think that's a really positive thing. there are some differences about what people invest in today versus what they were in the late '90s. late '90s we invested in technology ideas we were sitting back crossing the fingers saying we hope this works out. with the big tech stocks it worked out now the economy is different those big tech stocks are the future of american prosperity and things matured in the sector since then so i don't think it's the same. >> i posted a picture a couple months ago from a "forbes" cover and literally the headline

out of the upcoming date in las vegas scheduled for this weekend, and it was just announced post malonehat new headliner. >>> white house telling companies to keep vaccinating your workers. >> except, scott, this time, it's not just an order? >> right, after a federal court put a pause on the order pending the view. the supreme court will probably have to weigh in at some point. the question to be answered, does the executive branch have the constitutional power to make such an order. in the meantime, many companies are moving forward with their vaccination requirements, and they do have the power to force you to get a vaccination if you want to keep working there. the white house yesterday suggested it would win its court case, so companies might stick to the original timeline and, indeed, that's what we are seeing. vice president kamala harris headed to france to meet with the french president. our relationship with france poor. harris not doing much better. the most recent usa today poll shows harris with a 28% approval rating, lower than congress' rating. congress on break for veter

also michael malone chronicles the beginnings of silicon valley with his book the big score. then "the memory thief" about the effects of opioid use on the memory. what can teach doctors about alzheimer's disease followed by biologists carole hooven explaining how testosterone dries behavior. >> some people say that artificial intelligence is going to make a the human race obsolete. people don't want to think that a artificial intelligence, and intimidating subject that the thing about ai is even if you don't want to think about it, it is thinkingut about you, or is ? that will be the question we will be discussing today on this episode of independent conversations. greetings everybody who has joined us. i'm graham walker coming from the independent institute in oakland, california. we try to bring notable experts on aic variety of topics to discuss topics of the day and we think giving your perspective that you're not likely to hear elsewhere, and today we'll be talking with george gilder. let me welcome george gilder to independent conversations. hi, george. [inaudible] >>

in 1985 mike malone won the first report of the tech industry chronicled how silicon valley began decades long story of people and companies who recount the history from upstart

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in 1985 mike malone won the first report of the tech industry chronicled how silicon valley began decades long story of people and companies who recount the history from upstart beginning. at the time was really influential was holding into account not only the valley it proved to be a draw for aspiring entrepreneurs. the first president of ebay stories captured the essence of valley culture. many outside personalities helped create this mecca of text. the depiction of silicon valley with the calling card for me and countless other young entrepreneurs. the new edition of the big score, billion dollar story published by story press. the unique perspective because he was here capturing contemporary history through first-hand experience. as mike writes, newly created text history archives to build a narratives i was the

i also go to, has different doctors and robert malone.he guy, he is actually the inventor of the mrna vaccine. he himself said host:host: -- ok frontline doctors is where you go. can you tell us a little bit about yourself? were you a democrat at one point in your life? caller: and what that at one point, i was a democrat. i am an educator. i have also seen issues critical race theory. i don't really believe in the critical race theory because i see firsthand how the division sometimes causes, there's a guilt that's been put upon i don't see they deserve to have. at the same time, i'm in the minority as far as education. to your second question as far as my political, i was a staunch bernie sanders supporter. i became disenchanted once i saw the shenanigans washington showed when they pulled okey-doke on him and put hillary and. -- put hillary in. i think it's criminal. we have people like mr. ouchi -- mr. fauci lied about it in congress several times. make millions of dollars. and we got a guy named gates who tells us host:host: -- ok, r

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. >> reporter: twrey malone is an agricultural economist at michigan state university. >> we're in theerfect storm of unique events in agricultural production. i would say buckle up for awhile longer of these higher input costs. >> reporter: some farms are stocking up on materials in case suppliers run out. others are waiting, hoping prices will drop. all these costs, especially labor, are threatening the california sweet potato farm. >> we were making 100 to $150,000 a year in profit. this year we're probably going to lose 80 to $100,000. >> reporter: it's only getting worse. >> we could lose a quarter of a million dollars next year. we would not have enough cash to take into the following year in order to get our operating loan in order to operate for the following year. >> reporter: farmers are used to volatility, and both he and jones are now looking for ways to adapt, like downsizing or shifting to other crops. >> it's going to worry, i ain't gonna let it get me down. we'll survive somehow. >> reporter: as long as these money problems stop piling up. >> we just need to get a fair

also michael malone with his book the big story.and then the memory thief about the effects of opioid use. and carole hooven explaining why a testosterone drives behavior. >> weekends are an intellectual feast. we document america's stories. and then we bring you the latest in nonfiction books as well as authors. funding comes from these television companies and more. >> we are partnering to create wifi enabled listings. so students can get the tools that they need to be ready for everything. >> comcast in these television companies support c-span2 is a public service. >> some people say that artificial intelligence is going to make the human rights solution and people don't always want to think about ai and artificial intelligence, it's kind of an intimidating subject. but as you know, the thing about it is that even if you don't want to think about it, it is thinking about you. or is

yesterday it was john malone and bill ackman warning about bubbles and parallels to 1999. julia, always been good at asking questions, but he's also known for excitedly let's say promoting certain ideas. >> yes, i mean, he was king of the spacs or maybe he is still king of the spacs. i don't know maybe the spac market doesn't have a king any more he was all in and now we're in a different phase. the heat on spacs has slowed down and a divergence within the tech sector. this is something we talked about a lot. those companies really hurt by supply constraints those who have not been able to navigate it and those now feeling the pinch as the stay-at-home market seems to wane carl, i do think that we're seeing some of the high fliers of the past year really come down to earth while we still have some of those stocks at these very high valuations, carl >> yeah. wells with the note a few moments ago, guys. we've seen a number of recent stories that in time may be seen as signs the market for risk assets both stocks and crypto has peaked john, they point out to crypto.com arena

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. >> that's liberty media's john m m malone sitting down with faber shares of rivian did close down 15% down again today and a total of 21% and still up since last week's debut sporting a market cap north of $100 billion if you're keeping track of billionaires on equity valuations and just crossing the tape now, quote, we are in a classic bubble being driven by the fed and it was one year ago tomorrow ackman said he was happy to be long, but a lot has changed in that year >> yeah. can you even call it growth if the company hasn't sold cars yet? it's pre-growth. speaking of growth and ipos. it's been a mixed bag for investors when it comes to public debuts. marketing company braze, while alibaba and none other than warren buffett is crashing seema modi is here to tell us more seema? >> well, john, this is india's largest ipo falling 27% on its trade in the mumbai exchange selling include pre-ipo investors, and warren buffett's berkshire hathaway, softbank according to a recent filing they sold about 10% of their positions. it's been losing money over the last three years that's raising q