what does kennedy reveal in the new mtv memwior. if it doesn't involve the word kurt loder and latex body suit i don't want to know about it. >>> well, the mlb or mlb allstar game is over. and boy did i not watch it. sorry, there was a "designing women" marathon on and it is on the designing women channel. check it out actually. the game was held at citi field in new york city and only real reporters with cool names like rick and shep were allowed to attend. lucky our show was granted access to the mlb fanfest and we sent bill schulz to participate. sadly he came back alive. >> thanks, greg, or as they would have called new 1951, eddie goodell, google it. very exciting. i am wearing a vin 10 jersey, but it is wool and my nipples are chafing. let's do this. ♪ [laughing]. loser. who's that? >> you are a leftiment does that bother you talking to fox news? >> not at all. >> is the 1986 team not here because of the bats? very exciting. we have here the first time allstar matt harvey from the hometown new york mets. let's see if we can ge

what gossip does kennedy reveal in her mtv memwior. doesn't involve the words kurt loader and latex body suit, i don't want to know about it. >>> well, the mlb or mlb allstar game is over. and boy did i not watch it. sorry, there was a designing women marathon on and it is on the designing women channel. the game was held at city field in new york city. and only real reporters with cool names like rick and shep were allowed to attend. but lucky our show was granted access to something called the mlb fanfest. we sent bill schulz and sadly he came back alive. >> thanks, greg. or as they would have called you in 1951, eddie goodell, google it. it is very exciting and i am wearing a vintage jersey, but it is wall and my nipples are chaffing. >> who is next? >> are you a lefty. does that bother you talking to fox news? >> okay, good. are they not here because of the bats? the first time allstar matt harvey from the hometown mets and let's see if we can get a couple of words. how do you feel about your first allstar game? >> pretty good. >>

i want my mtv. and demographics have changed the cable television, younger people as they got their own households wanted to watch multichannels and will see the same thing with broadband. the broadband penetration in the u.s. is well. depending on the statistic that you take. high-speed data. 50% plus. over time. our viewers will be 85 to 90%. so this is still a very long runway for cable. so the commercial business and home monitoring and whatever it will become. what are the storm clouds that are a potential for the cable industry. and drivers the last five or seven years, the retransmission could not tempt was used for channel carriage. and fox news was apart retransmission consent that is the new cross. and a growing cross. sports has gotten completely insane. driven by the teams and the team owners. teams that started their own channels and regional sports channels. nfl is charging a lot of money. and it is passed onto you know -- eventually. to the paid tv providers and satellite. telco. and

. >>> justin timberlake got six nominations for the mtv video music awards. he is up for video of the year, best male video and best collaboration for his video with jay-z. two others got six nods including video of the year for their smash hit, thrift shop. your favorite song, right? >> i do like that actually. it's on my ipod. >> the mtv music awards will be held in brooklyn next month. stay with us for emmy nominations. those will be announced in the next hour. should be fun. >>> robbers should think twice before this met with this gritty grandma. marge's phone has been ringing off the hook at a wisconsin grocery store since she told a knife-wielding robber to take a hike. >> you can have all the [ indiscernible ] you want but i am not opening that cash register. >> can you tell she is from wisconsin? maybe a little. long-time friend of the woman says she's always been strong willed meanwhile we're told police are still looking for the would-be thief. >> she's 96. >> is she really? >> yes, 96. pretty good >>> 4:56. coming up controversial choice. why there

and if mtv is not going to be empty and is gonna put a video across the world, i always believed that music, you can help the people, you can hurt the people, or be transparent. and i never believed in being transparent when i open my mouth. so when we made the video, we knew the video probably was going to be seen at least once or twice and maybe banned. but i just thought, as a black man growing up in this country, it was the audacity of a state that says, "we're not gonna acknowledge "even one of the most peaceful human beings coming out of your camp." and i just thought, that being a slap in my face, i've got to make a statement. so i'm a big isaac hayes fan, so i took the title by the time i get to phoenix and just switched it to by the time i get to arizona. and i said, "okay, we're not condoning violence, "but we're saying that in this violent act, "america, based on the counterintelligence program, "had something to do with the murder of dr. martin luther king." and we're going to pretty much have a lot of subtle messages saying, "well, what if this happened to america? and th

but then, it was the mtv generation. i'm a part of that.presented, really began the next part for me, this next part of the journey. >> jimmy: 'cause that was the best. the videos where they all had -- that was the greatest dance. like, "thriller" dance. i remember, like, standing in front of the tv with my sister trying to practice the "thriller" dance -- >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: -- and seeing what we can do, and, like, we can't hold a candle to it. but yeah. >> that was pretty good, though. i mean, i don't -- i want to see more actually. i don't know about you guys. >> jimmy: yeah, no, yeah. you do not want to see more, no. [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean, maybe we could do something together. i'm just saying. maybe russell wants to join in. i don't know. >> jimmy: i don't know. but you -- but how -- but then, you got to meet these people that you're just -- that you're watching as a fan of mtv. now, you're getting to work and you're dancing onstage with madonna, with michael jackson, with prince. how was michael jackson? >> -- all that w

. >> former mtv veejay was hanging out with michael jordan. he would spend in one gamble how much we make in an entire year. >> one crap, please. >> we ask him about aaron hernandez. >> unless he gets packed out. >> if

on behind the scenes of mtv's glory days.ost. kennedy joins us live. you also are exclusive to huckabee, aren't you? you love him? >> no, i'm exclusive to stossel. how dare you. my tv husband is going to hit you with his staff. huckabee i'm sure is fantastic, but stossel is my main man. >>steve: you knew jon stewart when he was just starting out and he was cheap. >> he was cheap because he was broke. he was a new york comic living in a tiny apartment. he started out as a summer deejay. he would make the drivers laugh by speaking in spanish. he would go -- [speaking spanish] is in the back seat. he would go to the mtv beach house to get out of his apartment when he wasn't scheduled. >>alisyn: you have great stories about musicians and celebrities from back then because it was all a free-for-all. one of the stories you tell in the book is you had an opportunity, it sounds like, to be mrs. michael jordan somehow? >> i like to think i could have been mrs. michael jordan. unfortunately there was a juanita joe -- juanita jordan at

you probably recognize him, because he was the front man for the star white star and he was on the mtv"buzzi "buzzing." and he is with producer adler and so joining us with skype we have the producer and scisco adler and welcome the show. we have had you on the show before and it says on the beginning of the video that it was directed by mattie smooch. is that a new name for you? >> my friends from back home when i was younger was my nickname and cisco saw it. >> you can't let a nickname like that go to the side. >> tell me about the idea. >> i wanted to shoot a video in front of the grow house, because it is phenomenal place to shoot, and not a lot of people can do that and so i wanted to make it a collage of sorts and here we are in this piece of art. >> we wanted to get away from the weed aspect and we had the grow house so we wanted to take footage of the timeless pieces to have a political song and where we are at in society now. >> it is a stamp of nostalgia nowadays and this is true nostalgia. >> and make something for the stoners, a tribute video. >> and you say your grow house

mtv reports orioles, good news, must have been feeling music and magic, undefeated. >> no kidding. >> jon kelley. >> i'll keep that? three bay area athletes bearing it all for e spn's body issue. a sneak peek. representing the bay area. very well in the issue. >> shredded. >> look at that. the most sultry images of south bay native walsh jennings who shot photos before and after her pregnancy. pretty amazing. >> nice touch. >> the gold medalist was less nervous posing nude while pregnant because she was almost in costume. the body issue will be coming out on friday. >> talking about it. cool issue. it's all nude but tastefully done. >> well, athletes. they do have amazing athletic machines of bodies. >> looks like art. >> it is. >> well done. >> all right. want to check in with mike inouye. >> a statue of himself. >> my picture's in there several times and they haven't used them. i'll send more photos the traffic issue. >> thank you for taking photo of me as well. north bay, we're all kidding, folks. easy look towards the southbound direction of 101 through san rafael. this is not sho

mtv, the demographics have changed cable television. younger people want to watch channels and we will see the same thing with broadband. broadband penetration in the u.s., depending on what statistic you take, high-speed data is 50% plus overtime. 85 or 90%s it will be overtime. >> what are some of the storm clouds potential? programming is scary. it is a bad term line. there are three drivers of programming cost inflation. theansmission consent, cash started getting paid to broadcasters in the last five or .even years it is at a new cost and a growing cost. cost has gotten completely insane. the third driver is just normal. we see companies that really deliver and invest in programming. budget wentogram from $500 billion less than five years ago to 1 billion and one dollars. it was a different company. our view is they will get different price increases. simply because they delivered very high-quality programming, multiple channels, whether it is discovery discovery, tlc, animal planet, science, military channel, all in the oprah winf

was in a battle with viac viacom, there were 20 million direct tv customers who didn't have access to mtv and nickelodeon, that went on for nine days, did eventually get resolved. this one i don't think will last that long. >> julia, thank you very much. >>> the raging battle over the future of the computermaker dell is also making news tonight. michael dell says that even if shareholders reject his $24 billion offer to take the company private, he'll stay on at the company. carl ikon whose competing offer to share 40e8ders would keep dell publicly traded, warned the latest buyout skipped over an important shareholder safeguard, by making them vote and preventing them from passively descenting on the officer. >>> just a day before the president visits an amazon.com warehouse in chattanooga tennessee to talk about jobs for the middle class, amazon said today it plans to hire 7,000 workers in 13 states. about 5,000 of those jobs will be at amazon distribution centers, where orders are packed and shipped. and the rest will be at customer service positions. >>> apple is in the crosshairs agai

c-span: what do you think of mtv's rock the vote? >> guest: well, that's part of what i was talking about. you know, this idea to just sign up as many people as you can and that--that's good citizenship. i think--i think it's very dangerous. i think to the extent that people are--are--are misinformed or uninformed, we--we're--we're--we're doing injustice to our democracy. c-span: on page 213, you have: 'the following is a listing of all the movies shown during a single week, january 3rd to the 9th, 1999, on lifetime.' >> guest: yeah. c-span: now what's that about? >> guest: well, i was talking about one of the aspects--one of the many aspects that i deride in the women's movement is--is the fact that they've promoted emotion as opposed to logic as--as--as--as equally valid in decision-making and in living one's life. and lifetime--time tv is kind of the--the televised spokesman--spokeswoman for that--for that point of view. and basically, that is a list of movies that have appeared in a single week in--in--on lifetime, which, when yo

the producers of that rap video that has received millions of views on new tube ross roberts a rmer mtvs argued the economic slowdown is prime the pump like a car? >> it sounds good and3 politicians like it but doesn't actually work? >> when the stimulus plan worked using the keynesian model they said if we did not pass it unemployment could reach eight point* 5% we did and it went over tens of the model was wrong so there is a historical example for more than a fancytatistical models and i argue the evans is a mixed john: plenty of people say unemployment would be backed up if it was a bigger if you had keyneses' say it. >> if we would have done better if we spentore than a happens if there is a world war. >> they argue world war ii ended the great deession. but to stimulate private consumptio it is a time of austerity in the real sense of the word. john: they were making tankk >> it is a measure economy if you are in thmunitions business you did great but the average person if you want to buy the refrigerator or car you could not because the steel was used for the other stuff. that is

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a t of people say it began in 1980, ronald reagan, missed the mtv generation, missed rap, down ill hadand, and it's a hck of a hail mmry, they threw a bomb either to blow up in their faces or i don't know why they thought this would be the thing that would help. >> it was a foolish decision, and unfortunately, it's very offensive, not just to the people in boston, the victims, but to every decent-minded american, and i'm proud of the cop. i know what he dd broke the rules, and he's in trouble for it and probably loses his job, but i like it wwhen the irish temper, shawn murphy, got to love him, that irish temper says to heck with this and publishes the photos of the creep, and that's more appropriate. god bless him. >> god pleses him. say his name a million times. >> shaun murphy, you're a hero. there you go. >> you are oo. >> thanks, charles. >> the government is listening to your calls, reading your e-mails, and trackg what you eat. get ready to lose your appetite. >> the food police tacking what you eat. the government's shelling outs nearly $150,000 on a study aimed at forcing peop

she said she's been recuperating for six months and is planning to make a comeback performance at the mtvs in august. >> that would hurt. >>> the south korean golf sensation could make history this week. inbee park is her name. she's be the first player to win the four professional majors in the same calendar year which is the true grand slam of golf. >> the tournament is taking place in scotland this week. best of luck to her. >>> here is one of those wow moments that we love to show you here on cnn. if you have a fear of heights like me grab hold of something. >> this is southwest china. two massive hot hair balloons and in between them you're watching a world record being broken. >> a chinese dare devil walked from one balloon to the other on a steel rod less than two inches wide. >> easy. you know high wire walking between two buildings is so yesterday. >> he made the walk, 60 feet to the other side with no safety net. i don't know what these people are on when they do it. >> i always come back to these a and go why. >> you get on cnn. that's why. >> that's true. >>> what do you think

mtv and b.e.t.outs back in february. >>> a new study revealed the foods most likely to lead to choking. the majority of children who choke on food are under the age of five. the most common choking hazard where the child survived is hard candy. but if it's a deadly choking incident, another food tops the list of riskiest food for kids. >> if i were to pull together the leading engineers in the world and design the perfect plug for a child's airway, it would be a hot dog. >> hot dogs are the size and shape of a child's throat. they're also very difficult to get out. so cutting a hot dog lengthwise could help decrease the choking risk. >>> it is considered the world's fastest laser for vision correction and it's here in the bay area. marianne favro shows us how it helps patients gain 20/20. >> reporter: while his glasses help him see, it holds him back as your marine. >> you don't want to give it your all because i don't want to break my glasses and then get a new pair. >> this should be fast. >> repo

it's like mtv and young boy was the teen action like. rolling stone is, is a gay tabloid. >> they've had eric clapton on the cover. >> yes. 100,000 years ago. they love hunks. >> who doesn't? >> yeah. yeah. >> what about that charles nelson riley? i thought that was amazing. um by the way as far as "new york times" reporting the use of the photo, i, as far as i'm concerned as soon as they rant picture of price during the cartoon thing they lost moral authority on that. >> just something i feel. >> wanted to get that out there. >> i -- i did admire you you should have a second -- just saying. >> greg, you said the mom places an ad for a kid's virginity. a father would take a kid to a whore house. >> he was only three. >> the mom thing is that and you'll date him for a while dad would be juftd like get him laid. >> very true. >> the worst part is that mom writes, quote, you need to be 19 or under as 20 plus would probably freak him out, lol. >> come on, mom. >> yes. >> you said there is something super cool about what the mom is trying to

. >> former mtv veejay was hanging out with michael jordan.in one gamble how much we make in an entire year. >> one crap, please. >> we ask him about aaron hernandez. >> unles

remember kennedy from mtv. she is back and filling in big time secretes. she joins us live.est products with bette stern. dr. keith ablow is here to monitor your normal or not e-mails. kicks off in 10 minutes from now. >> good morning to you. it is 54 minutes after the hour. you know your mom said eat your broccoli. there is a good reason why. research find it is a wonder vegetable. researchers say there is a chemical found only in broccoli that helps maintain the health of so-called batteries in your body's cells. this keeps away health problems like cancer and heart disease. good to know. >> we told you about fast-food workers who went on strike to get their pay doubled to 15 bucks an hour. if they get their way it will mean you have to pay more for fast food. a study says the average price of a big mac will go up nearly 20% and the dollar menu would be a thing of the past. those items would now cost you $1.17. >> a dramatic rescue in klein after a young boy gets trapped underneath a collapsed roof. the six-year-old in china wedged between a roof and bed but fire fighters

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they're not signing big deals with mtv anymore. they're picking specific shows.dance which was a positive, they talked about 400 basis points of contribution margin expansion had year and next year which is above our estimate next year. >> but they promised, they changed that promise. it was 400 basis points. it used to be 100 basis points guaranteed every quarter. we'll get to the 400 over four quarters. i think if anything that is a bit of a skinback by netflix. >> q2 came in above. q 4 they expect a little less. plan to bet 100 basis points in a quarter that will be a lumpiness in terms how they pay out the deals. liz: aaron, dennis, our things. david: haircut for netflix after-hours today. we'll see what happens tomorrow morning. >> talk about great timing gold, did you see it? david: a lot of gold on the screen. liz: biggest one day gain in more than a year? asset manager who literally just launch ad new gold fund. in the past 60 hours gave us his playbook. we have to hear white is. david: good stuff. you herd the awful news on detroit. it has gone bust. how

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that's my favorite show on mtv, yeah. "hanging with prince harry," yeah. >> we're working on that.s who he served with who's an army reservist from the jersey shore. and that guy -- they got to be friends, and that guy had his house destroyed in hurricane sandy. so prince harry wanted to come and see everything for himself. so when he came to america, he wanted to do a stop at jersey shore, and he wanted firsthand to see the destruction that got on. and so, you know, i got to take prince harry around. and as you might imagine, jimmy, my 17-year-old daughter very interested in that part of daddy's job that day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. all of a sudden, yeah. she's really into it. >> then all of a sudden, sarah. yeah, there she is. see there. >> jimmy: there, and mary pat right there. hey, guys. hey, nice to see you. [ applause ] welcome to the show. big fan of your dad. we love your dad so much. he's awesome. >> and she's a big fan of prince harry. >> jimmy: she is, yeah, yeah. she not a fan of -- >> well, she loves jimmy fallon, but in a different way. >> jimmy: yeah, com

when we come right back, actor jamie foxx wears trayvon martin t-shirt at the mtv awards.hose reports after these messages. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the unresolved problem segment tonight, racism on display. actor jamie foxx wore a travon martin t-shirt at the black entertainment awards a couple weeks ago. of course jamie foxx has no idea what happened on the night mr. martin was killed in florida. never the less, he is extending his support in a very public way. now, the key question is this: if a white actor had worn a george zimmerman t-shirt would that have been acceptable. here now monica crowley and alan colmes. colmes, on the spot. >> probably would not have been acceptable. and it probably is a double standard and there is a double standard i think because of disparity in this country between the perception that there is a white power structure. blacks are the minority and i do believe we view things a little differently based on who really runs things in the united states. >> bill: i don't want to put words in your mouth. but it's

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people wanted it. >> on mtv.> it's called three words after. >> they do this on facebook or twitter. you give a scenario and what would be the three words after that. only three words. >> okay. >> so you know, it could be any scenario and it has to be three words after that. >> keep it clean. >> keep it clean. morning television. >> one at a time on this. >> okay. what's the scenario. >> okay, three words after winning the lottery. >> see ya. out of here. >> is see ya one word. >> that's like seven words natalie. >> best case scenario that's four. >> see ya is one, outta is one, here. >> okay. >> but it was good though. as long as it's funny it works. >> you won. no you lose. >> he didn't have to do it. >> i want to ask about your album. i love the title. white people party music. tell me about it. >> i always say no matter what party you go to white people are having more fun than everybody. they know how to have a good time. standing on stuff and based off of -- it's obviously to make fun of the whole scenario

when we come right back, actor jamie foxx wears trayvon martin t-shirt at the mtv awards. messages. ♪ take me into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you yeaaaah! yeah. so that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled, and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great! oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? yes. standing by you from day one. now, that's progressive. . . >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the unresolved problem segment tonight, racism on display. actor jamie foxx wore a travon martin t-shirt at the black entertainment awards a couple weeks ago. of course jamie foxx has no idea what happened on the night mr. martin was killed in florida. never the less, he is extending his support in a very public way. now, the key question is this: if a white actor had worn a george zimmerman t-shirt would that have been acceptable. here now monica crowley and alan colmes. colmes, on the spot. >> probably would not have been acce

many of you know rock the vote began over 20 years ago in affiliation with mtv, and works today to mobilize young people of the millennial generation not only to vote, but to engage in civic activity across the board and become more cynically aware -- civically aware and educated. we will talk a lot more about what rock the vote does. only in this context, to heather poss left -- -- heather's left [laughter] our friend mark meckler. he is one of the founders of the tea party patriots. he left the tea party patriots as an organization and found it citizens for self governance, which is working in interesting, cross-partisan ways to really reinvigorate the sense of actual citizen self-governance. next, i am delighted to have cristina jimenez, the founding director of united we dream, and one of the nations leading voices and activists for comprehensive immigration reform and also for the community of undocumented americans. she has been a champion, herself, as an undocumented member of our community, and i believe as we all sat down here the immigration bill went to floor debate in the united

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one of the first companies i followed was mtv when it was a public company. i remember that. and the demographics have changed cable television, younger people as they got their own household wanted to watch the channels, and people see the same thing with broadband. broadband penetration in the u.s., is depending on what statistic you take. ds will recollect or not. high speed data is 50% plus over time our viewers that will be 85 or 90%. it's a long way for cable. in broadband not even including sme and the commercial business or home monitoring whatever that becomes. >> what are some of the storm clouds that are potential in the cable industry? >> the cost of programming is really scary. it's very bad time line. there are three drivers of programming costs inflation. retransmission consent, which really can't start getting -- in the last five to seven years. it was used to get more care. the regional sports channel were nfl was charging a lot of money. and the costs get passed on to, you know, the -- eventually to pay tv providers, satellite, and as consumers. and the thir

stuart: mtv. now you go to a smart phone.s, it gives us the opportunity to be a lot more diverse to pretty much all of our music. it is the power to control your own destiny by partnering with fortune 500 companies that believe in their brand and their music. >> i also do a radio show. they are kind of in their reigning days also. i wonder if this applies to record companies? will the middleman eventually fall away? >> unfortunately, they have done good by me. unfortunately, i think that those days are coming. i think that the consumer is always hungry for the opportunity to have a better relationship, a closer relationship with the artist. it becomes a bigger share for everyone involved. stuart: you have a new song out. >> yes. it is a new song called twilight zone. stuart: you produced it. >> yes. stuart: where did the money come from, writing it or producing it? >> it is sort of the same thing. being able to perform, produce, write and create for other people, it is sort of -- stuart: one last one. i say that eric clapton

i worked with mtv. who has glorified the baby momma culture with flavor flaf. and you saw all of those west virginia politician saying you will not represent our community. they won. but the entertainment has glorified this type of behavior. it is not just civil right's folks. we need to look at hollywood. >> it is a true way that we are you see black men represented in entertainment. that is a problem. >> you talk about west virginia leaders. does that say there is a greater weight on black leaders when they see negative programming, they have a duty to step up and say we don't want you to encourage that behavior? >> i will back away from the greater weight. i am an american. and i think that that great weight everyone should feel it. we shouldn't have white celebrities only tweeting about the pain of the verdict in the zimmerman trial and not have paid any attention to how the industry that made millions of profits on profited off of negative message. if alley wants to get involved with the trayvon martin situation get involved in the deaths in chicago and th

he'll need it for the mtv music video awards. sam champion.th six nods, including a nod in the video of the year category, for "mirror." timberlake is going up against mcelmore. also, they have six nods. bruno mars. taylor swift for "new york trouble." and robin thicke, for the controversial "blurred lines." what's controversial about it? judge them all when the vmas air august 20th. >> in the video, there's a whole lot of -- >> there's two different version. >>> speaking of robin thicke, his new single, "ain't no hot for that," was covered with his father, alan thicke. if you listen to the song, you'll hear a little cameo by his son, 3-year-old julian. we don't have it. but just -- i'm sorry to lead you in. three generations collaborating on one song. and you know, robin's hot, new single, "i think you get a little nasty." give me a ding. >> ding. >> there's no "blurred lines" here. allen, a song writer for "different strokes" and "the facts of life." >>> all dog owners know it's so hot out. sam's been talking about it. how do you motivate to

modern la toe know, but at -- latino, but at the end of the day, you will tune into bet, so i will, mtver demographic, so will i. for me, that's the goal. >> do you know yet what the perfect nuvo tv show is? can you define it right now? >> the perfect show? >> yes. >> it's a lot of different things. honestly, there's going to be so many facets. that's really trying to put us in a box again, and i think that you can't. we're very diverse, and there's a lot of things that interest us. one of my wish lists for the thing is to infuse more music. i feel like when you think about networks that were launched and were targeted toward a specific demographic like a bet or an mtv, like i said, for the younger generation, there was, they drew them in with music first, and then the network grew from there. and i think we can do that with nuvo tv. so that's one of my things that i'm always kind of, music, music, music. [laughter] >> so that basic question, when will we see you? >> me on tv? [laughter] >> you on tv. >> well, for the launch there are some programs that i'm involved with, so you're goin

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