hastings is the ceo of netflix and mr. hastings what is netflix and what do you do?> guest: netflix is the world's leading entertainment service and we reproduce and attribute amazing television series and movies and we've been around about 20 years and have about 200 million families around the world who are our members. >> host: is there a connection to the 1998 comny where you had 900 movie titles and 30 employees? >> guest: there is a little connection to that. started 22 years ago mailing dvds in the unitedtates and competing wit blockbuster and that w a decade that we were competing with video stos just in the u.s. and that i 2007 when we started streaming. it was roughly the same time youtube did. >> host: erin mey, how did you t involved in this book project? i study cultural differences in the workpce and a professor and i came across the netflix culture when i reed what man people have the next lhts culture that reed put on the internet way at the beginning and it was quite shockinghen i reed it. it said tngs like adeate performance gets a generous severanc

>> netflix is still cash flow negative it has been great for netflix shareholders guy is talking about this hybrid multiple how can you not take 130 million dc customers across their spectrum and not say, wow, this is real, major critical mass at some point they will have pricing power with this. and the rumor is they are going to start raising prices next year but if you put a seven times multiple on this stock, seven times sales, and look at netflix, it trades at about 11 times trailing sales and put the legacy business at 15, 16, 17 multiple, you have 180 stock that's what the street is getting around to. i think this will be a sum of the parts of the d.c. and legacy business why shouldn't disney rate? they are not earning money and will spend a lot of their cash on content, but that's to be rewarded if you look at the other players in the industry like netflix >> do you agree, karen this stock just hit the all-time high in today's session with a major part of its business effectively shut down. >> they do get a pass on parks and hotels so it doesn't matter how bad those quarters co

if you do see them, the chances are that someone else like netflix oi’ are that someone else like netflix. if that playing field that is what we think is really important, and were going to protect that service. think is really important, and were going to protect that servicem the problem here, not of the landscape was change, the regulation which provides the agreement hasn't actually changed. one in four viewers told you they can imagine watching nope broadcast tv at all in five years time. can we get a radically rethink what you do. five years time. can we get a radically rethink what you dolj radically rethink what you do.” think we need to rethink the overall set of rules. we're saying none of this has been updated since the digital age, and so you've got this lack of clarity now between the traditional rules that apply on traditional rules that apply on traditional tv and what's their online. i was saying earlier, you can turn on your smart tv these days, you may not even see those channels. so that really matters. but i think in addition to that, there are big questions for our br

netflix is great. i watch netflix, we're watching the crown.f different programmes from different places these days. but i think the feeling that we really need to watch is increasingly, the big global platforms on the west coast of america, they are actually controlling interface between the viewer and the tv companies. why does that matter? it matters because they are bigger. are they better at providing great services? i'm notjust talking about the people who produce other tv, which i say, is great. i'm also talking about the platforms which increasingly control or interface, whether through youtube or things like amazon's smart store which is controlling who is prominent. so, it's that kind of market unbalance which is also part of that. if it's a market imbalance, what does a better system look like? where do we want to get to if that's a problem? we've got five or six companies based in mostly america that dominate our life. what do we need to do to reduce their market dominance? i think it's about balancing. at the moment, one of the rea

yeah netflix said is there here's here's the best question you can be asked at a pitch. was there anything that you wanted to do on that show that you couldn't do i'm like i'm like this is hasn't this is never been asked right now and so so i said why be anything else or give me as i should have chad everett the 3rd doing a pledge reg for 8 days to get you. are on the crap service table you go to netflix and it's great i don't like cigs some pocket change out of his barcalounger and you're off to sale on brotherhoods just like that you got it we're going to your favorite places you've visited over the year i think italy wins that you know for me it's like it you know you have an affinity for a place when you get there you just feel like all traces everything this is everything so with italy everywhere you look is gorgeous everybody food is delicious and everyone's hugging kissing you so what's not to like so so that's that's my favorite i actually love everywhere that we've been and here's the tell i go back i go back when we have filming yeah like my wife my kids you go

emily: that was co-ceo and co-founder of netflix reed hastings.ow, while some executives like reed hastings would like to see employees back in the office, others are allowing mobile work to be the new normal. we asked lincoln co-founder reid hoffman about whether working at home will be a net positive or net negative. reed: it will be a net positive, but there will be challenges. for some organizations, it will continue to work well, i think reed is right, a lot of people need the office in order to work. we have proven our creativity and problem-solving within the kind of work contact us. context. and once you start having a workplace, in fact all the studies show there is a real impulse for everyone to be there, because the earliest promoted, who gets permission to do a thing, who is in the office meeting with people, so there is pressure to get back to that. emily: your job is to try to predict the future. are we out of this in five years, where we are -- where are we any year, what is your time horizon? reid: some of the other economic impact

you know the mother lode there he does a great job in front of the camera and he has got a show on netflix going into its 4th season somebody feed phil and it is a delightful caprice will talk to him about it right up to this and then a smaller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one we had some technical problems a we've had more false starts than an olympic sprinter with a clog you station through but now we've got things cut things up and running with mr rosenthal phil is known for the creator and writer executive producer everybody loves raymond but much like larry stepped on to the other side of the camera now and who is quite an amiable bloke i find him so watchable i love the show run that flick somebody feet fell and he's got a really nice manner about him as he goes around the world and is the polite kind funny epicurean the 4th season is currently streaming on the platform please welcome the estimable phil rosenthal phil how aria. well i'm just like larry. larry is a genius but i i used to watch ketch years ago and think this cat's a genius but if they don't come al

is going to war with netflix pumping billions more dollars its rich streaming service. can disney catch up that's coming up here on arts and culture and. nigeria gets its 1st lesbian why the film's makers are risking jail time to tell their story. and cellist yo-yo ma offers songs of comfort and hope a new album for tough times. welcome to arts and culture the battle lines been redrawn and the war over home entertainment disney announced plans to spend $16000000000.00 on streaming content about half of that on its own streaming platform disney plus where the company is set to release 10 new series from the marvel comics universe and 10 new star wars series which are sure to include disney's cutest new cash cow. if you could take a picture i know there's mandelbrot trick or treater showing now by do you know when you spoke to experts scott roxboro i am he's here to tell us what this means for the global entertainment industry scott so disney launched its disney plus platform just about a year ago it looks like they're going all in on streaming those should netflix be wor

it's pretty close to what netflix is and netflix has had a pause and come down. we look at the number of subscribers. it has an enormous number, up a though disney has predicted but netflix are paying customers. they have this cash flow they can spend all around the world, different countries and languages. that in one way gives netflix a big advantage at this price right now. we've been waiting for it. we decided it was time to stop to buy. i wish we owned disney over the last three months. it's an incredible company, netflix. everyone realizes that and the multiple has come down relative to some of the others who are trading at big, you know, big prices relative to earnings over the next few years. not to take anything away from disney but look at that chart. >> it's incredibly positive. >> you're smiling there. i know you want to get in here. >> there's only one negative for disney and they massively raised their subscribe are projection. that your investing like crazy in content. that four-hour investor meeting, i listened to the whole thing. this was like be

i got to tell you i'm here i find your manner delightful man want to go on netflix i thought i wonder what this is about and it was about food i saw that's the guy from ray's show and boy you've got a nice way about shot there brother you you you're good with the hoi poloi they dig you. thank you my friend i you're not going to talk to a luckier person than me that's really how i feel so yeah this is so pleasure phil i'm underdressed going great you know me and you. is it me or is it spectacular. to goodness if you do i'll be throwing up the best card for travelling sitting with people you just met and shared a meal with. my lucky to have this job yes you. are there you patient as a yes. and i just love doing it so you know it's not like i'm just happy all the time i'm a person i get frustrated and angry and mad at stuff and yet when you see the show i'm livin the life what's to get upset about so i don't understand anybody who would have such a show who wouldn't be in a great mood all but. it's the mother load i use you look at i mean the score is the mother load what i used to look

you own both disney and netflix. >> i do.ntent my response is shouldn't they win in shouldn't disney win? they already have a blueprint to follow that netflix has chartered for them they've done two very important things they have managed to continue to raise prices in order to fund content and they've also managed to appropriately price their domestic subscriptions to allow for international growth so if disney follows the same path and is able to deliver the same type of progress without some of the missteps that netflix has had as far as their pricing increases, then sure enough they should win and, you know, you take the tail wind of parks revenue and the free cash flow that could be generated when parks get back to capacity, this should outlast netflix from that perspective. i don't disagree with the assessment >> the only difference being, you know, at least to my knowledge and at least this is how it was and maybe it's changed, netflix to the best of my knowledge doesn't own the majority of its content, whereas disney

well netflix finally win best picture that's coming up on arts and culture and later on the show. musical genius fun beethoven reimagined as a comic book hero. and odd introspective often dark photos by one of germany's top actors who is enjoying time behind the camera. first in a normal year this would be what's called oscar season the time when studios packed the cinemas with their best movies that was back in the day of course before carving 19 now things are a little different still hollywood is watching the last movies of the year with wide eyes and the speculation is heating up here's more from our film reporter scott roxburgh. people say you know what are you concerned about an overreaction from with. 2021 could be the year netflix finally wins the oscar bab's for best picture. the streaming giant has 3 big films in the running the trial of the chicago 7 set in 1968 gives an alternative spin on hippie history. and the plan was . i guess we're really. going to miss what you should gary oldman stars as the man who wrote film classic citizen kane in manc dissection of 1930 s.

yeah i'm not quite sure i mean netflix has come really close before to winning the top prize winning best picture oscar i mean 2 years ago with roma they were within a hair's breath of it but this year i think they're going to also fail the final hurdle i mean they've got a lot of great films of the running this year but i think i think it's going to be nomad land. is in my opinion the best film of 2020 and i think it's going to win best picture oscar and i got a little money on frances mcdormand winning her 3rd oscar her 3rd best actress oscar for this role i mean she plays a woman literally on the edge of society and her performance is astounding and it's the most of unvarnished real and powerful performance i've ever seen from our and i think everybody else can just basically pack up and go home because frances mcdormand has this one in the bag ok so you if you were a betting man your money would be on mcdormand for best actress are you ready to place bets in the best actor category. yeah this one's a little bit harder but i think the smart money has to be on a chad but those men

say you know what are you concerned about an overreaction from with . 2021 could be the year netflix finally wins the oscar battle for best picture. the streaming giant has 3 big films in the running the trial of the chicago 7 set in 1968 gives an alternative spin on hippie history. and the plan was. i swear revolution looks like the real. one is what you should gary oldman stars as the man who wrote film classics citizen kane in manc dissection of 1930 s. hollywood from new york i removed any distraction eliminated every. rule. and viola davis is a wild 1920 s. blues singer and model rainey's black bottom which features the final performance of the late actor chadwick boseman. if you can but the contenders for summer's biggest honor have never looked so diverse. oscar favorites include judas in the black messiah about the f.b.i. is infiltration of the black panther party. one night miami portrait of 4 civil rights giants as well including malcolm x. and muhammad ali. because we're all fighting a lot. in which director lee isaac chung tells his own immigrant story. redefine words som

season four, coming to netflix, this friday.ever been to you went to summer camp as a a kid? >> yes, i went to -- so, summer camp -- i went to summer camp growing up in maine, this camp called wildwood, and andrew goldberg, who i created "big mouth" with, alongside mark levin and jennifer flackett, he and i grew up together, and we went to summer camp together as kids and so, we pulled a lot of stuff from that experience, like, we had a -- i had a camp best friend, and when andrew came to join me at camp, they became best friends, and so, we brought in a new character seth rogan, is our camp -- my camp best friend, and his name is seth -- in the show, is seth goldberg, because i had andrew goldberg. >> jimmy: yeah >> and seth's writing and directing partner is, evan goldberg. and seth and i realized that it's in the bible that, "thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife." and, "thou shalt have a goldberg that one grows up with to writes tv and movies with." >> jimmy: that's correct that's correct >> it's a rich part of the jewish

could be a slower year for netflix.. pick of the year. but the way, jack, i only needed the top half of this costume for television. i'm thinking about happening on to these for pool season next year. how do you tell chat the front and which is the back? jack: i do not know, but you are not allowed to undermine netflix. it's a free market, buddy, all right? ben, what is your grinch pick. let's get jack off the screen. >> zoom, video communications. the stock is up 500% in 2020. it trades at 139 times 12-month forward earnings estimates. incredible. i don't know about you, but i, for one, never want to do another video conference once we're all back in the office again. jack: tough comps. zoom has, i think, 1 is 55 gain in revenue. tough to repeat that next or year. carlton, your pick is involving people who might be able to help jack figure out which way those little under things go. [laughter] >> yeah. so l brands. the stock more than doubled this year, a lot of it was spinning off victoria's secret. they could certain

disney plus blew away expectations, can they give netflix a run for its money?ave of celebrities are getting into spacs. my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. ben, a tale of two markets. everyone was so excited about doordash and airbnb x then the market slud a little bit. finish. >> that's right, jack. ipos got so much attention, it was almost as if the rest of the market didn't exist. i know i had to go check to see how we were doing on the week. airbnb, as you said, more than doubled on its first day, doordash gained 86%. there have been 19 ipos that have doubled on their first day this year, and that's the most since 2000, the dot.com bubble. despite all that, the market did finish down just a little bit, the dow was down 0.6%, the s&p was off 1%. and it's really bad data, jobless claims, but i think it was really more about political fear. jack: so stimulus, i know those negotiations are still going on. the market wants that money. >> they do want that money. they want it badly. and i think they still think it's going to come. the loss

is going to war with netflix pumping billions more dollars into its streaming service so. can disney catch up that's coming up here on arts and culture and nigeria gets its 1st lesbian why the film's makers are risking jail time to tell their story. and cellist yo-yo ma offers songs of comfort and hope a new album for tough times. welcome to arts and culture the battle lines been redrawn and the war over home entertainment disney announced plans to spend $16000000000.00 on streaming content about half of that on its own streaming platform disney plus where the company is set to release 10 new series from the marvel comics universe and 10 new star wars series which are sure to include disney's cutest new cash cow. if you could take a picture i know it's mandelbrot take a good picture joined now by d.w. storm expert scott roxboro i am he's here to tell us what this means for the global entertainment industry scott so disney launched its disney plus platform just about a year ago it looks like they're going all in on streaming those should netflix be worried yeah i think so i

is going to war with netflix pumping billions more dollars into its streaming service. can disney catch up that's coming up here on arts and culture and nigeria gets its 1st lesbian why the film's makers are risking jail time to tell their story. and cellist yo-yo ma offers songs of comfort and hope a new album for tough times. welcome to arts and culture the battle lines been redrawn and the war over home entertainment disney announced plans to spend $16000000000.00 on streaming content about half of that on its own streaming platform disney plus where the company is set to release 10 new series from the marvel comics universe and 10 new star wars series which are sure to include disney's cutest new cash cow. if you could take a good jericho as mandelbrot take a good picture joined now by do you know when you stole my expert scott roxboro i am he's here to tell us what this means for the global entertainment industry scott so disney launched its disney plus platform just about a year ago it looks like they're going all in on streaming those should netflix be worried ye

it's out now on netflix. and welcome to arts and culture more on that film a little bit later in the show and also coming up. the italian clothing label project so quick ticks all the boxes in its quest for a more sustainable and profitable fashion world. but 1st since early november the arts in germany have been experiencing what now applies to the whole country a 2nd hard lockdown all that means no concerts museums no opera or theater and here in berlin no club scene and after most entities actually took pains to implement corona hygiene plans the outcry was of course huge when they were shut down yet again while monica gotos the minister of state responsible for culture says the government is coming through with funds but nerves are frayed with a grim winter still ahead. germany is a nation of culture known as the land of poets and thinkers it hosts the largest book fair in the world and is home to 6800 museums nearly half of the world's professional orchestras have their home here and the club sing is wor

he is going to war with netflix pumping billions more dollars into it streaming service. can disney catch up that's coming up here on arts and culture and. nigeria gets its 1st lesbian why the film's makers are risking jail time to tell their story. and cellist yo-yo ma offers songs of comfort and hope a new album for tough times. welcome to arts and culture the battle lines been redrawn and the war over home entertainment disney announced plans to spend $16000000000.00 on streaming content about half of that on its own streaming platform disney plus where the company is set to release 10 new series from the marvel comics universe and 10 new star wars series which are sure to include disney's cutest new cash cow. now if you could take a good jericho as mandelbrot take a good pure joined now by d.w. stone expert scott roxboro i am he's here to tell us what this means for the global entertainment industry scott so disney launched its disney plus platform just about a year ago it looks like they're going all in on streaming those should netflix be worried yeah i think so i m

it's available in cinemas now and on netflix from 18 december. completely different register, at the centre of falling — the directorial debut from viggo mortensen. lance hendriksen is in career—best form as willis, a character who could most generously be described as irascible, and who is increasingly showing signs of dementia. mortensen himself plays willis's son, john, who, along with his sister sarah, played by laura linney, has suggested that their dad move from his rural home to california for his own safety. but willis is a ball of rage, deriding his son for being gay, lashing out at anyone who tries to help him, and goading everyone into rows and arguments with whichjohn staunchly refuses to engage. you said you wanted to come live near me and sarah. "as long as it has a garden," you said. why isn't your sister here? is she out wasting money on women's crap with your mother again? it's a school night, for christ's sake. sarah lives in ventura with her family. she's coming for dinner on sunday. intercutting between two time periods, falli

the streaming services, not so fast, is on and netflix and disney are not so and netflix and disney areers releasing all of theirfilms on hbo max in 2021, all of their films on the streaming service 2021, hbo max, then the cinemas so the cinemas were getting worried because obviously during the pandemic they had been virtually empty and now disney have said, along with these figures, that peter pan and wendy and tom hanks's pinocchio will be released on disney+ first before they go into the cinemas. not all of the disney films for disney so we could have been worse but two big releases early on in the year will be available on disney+ so disney kind of going the way of warner brothers but still, if you're the sinema, you think it could be worse. —— sinema. you're the sinema, you think it could be worse. -- sinema. we have disney, netflix and amazon, they all survive streaming orders one... they can only be one —— cinema. streaming orders one... they can only be one -- cinema. very good! netflix, to put these figures here, disney+ has been around for one year and is now 86 million subscr

$1.00 of the worst but capita death rates from grown a virus in the world coming up on the show as netflix arguably rebukes the british government over a fiction warning for the crown is the true cost of the award winning show british identity itself we speak to the grounds historical consultant and author of a new book about royal feuds amidst the heart of so-called british democracy from william to harry and from kate to meghan was more coming up in today's going underground 1st as netflix rejects calls from u.k. culture secretary all of a dowden over claims to a disclaimer warning viewers it's a work of fiction has the british public's imagination been irrevocably harmed after a year of valuable coronavirus misinformation and political spin joining me now is netflix is the crown's historical consultant and whose new book battle of brothers william harry and the inside story of a family in troubled reveals how in the heart of the british establishment sometimes truth is stranger than fiction robert lacey joins me now from london thanks so much for coming on i'm going to ask you given tha

she predicts a lot more upside says netflix could rally all the way to $603. up nearly 100 bucks from where it is trading. the bottom line, if the f.a.n.g. stocks can stay on the market's good song then they suggest they have a lot more room to run. i think she's right. the point on the calendar when they crowd into the biggest winners to show kleins how smart they are, that means wingers like facebook and amazon and apple and netflix and, of course, you know i think google should keep winning, at least for the next four weeks. stop letting people tell you, you got to be in conoco, all right? there. okay, let's go to james in illinois james. >> caller: hey, boo-yah from the home of superman >> really? i didn't know. i thought he was from like a different planet krypton. i thought he was from krypton. >> illinois. >> is that near illinois okay, i thought he was from krypton. >> caller: on october 13th you recommended data dog. >> yeah. >> caller: i believe that was its nearly high. >> data dog, i wish it didn't have the name datadog because there are a lot of c

impactful on netflix, caylee. how has netflix been doing since plus started?streaming place is hotly competitive. in terms of share price, it's held up pretty well, 70 over the less than disney up 30%. the weight the pandemic has on other businesses has something to do with that. note that today, netflix is lower on this disney news, 1%.n by one analyst saying that netflix, between netflix and disney, winning.s she says that disney is the leader in the streaming industry netflix invented, vonnie. vonnie: caylee, thank you. now.of breaking news we have a senate deal on a stock ap funding bill reached according to a senate aide, a voice vote is coming. we're reporting due democratic aids that a stopgap bill is for a vote, it looks like shutdown.ert a has been handed another loss -- mark: president trump has been handed another loss. a lawsuit through and out that 200,000take away ballots. it was sent there was no wrongdoing. resident elect biden one wisconsin by nearly 21,000 votes. americans may start getting vaccinated -- president-elect wisconsin my nearly 21

i tried dystopia the platform which netflix released worldwide won for best visual effects. it was going to be moved to the. best original score went to the heartache soundtrack of perlin alexanderplatz a modern day update of the german classic novel. i'm back with our film dr scott rock's sky it looks like there was a great year for european cinema i'm a little embarrassed to say that i haven't seen any of these movies yeah but of course stuff the barest obviously we have locked down across most of europe and that's case in most the world so a lot of these films never even made it into indiscernible because cinemas were shut which is actually why the european film awards are extremely important this year because this is a chance to really shine a light on on some of these movies that maybe got maybe got overlooked and as you say it's been a great great year for european cinema 2020 ok so the technical awards have already been announced but there are the really big awards best actor best actress best film those are going to be announced saturday night germany already has one

at the moment advise that the netflix's global t.v. hit the qur'an says that the british royal family shouldn't be surprised by the negative portrayal of their behavior the series has come into criticism from some quarter seen claim it plays a little too fast and loose with the facts but from what they see as told r.t. is going underground that the media only reflect the reality of the witnesses less than perfect lives what is some of the interview which you can watch in full at r.t. the cup. treated almost as a subject of religion i mean i think when it comes to health warnings there should be a health warning about the british attitude towards them on occasion because as i said they are human beings and actually they present themselves to us as a family don't they they call themselves the royal family they're supposed to be an exemplary family we pay them to be an exemplary family so when they are not i think we're entitled to to look at that establishment in britain was quite happy with the 1st 3 seasons which are of our coronations

i own the streaming service, i own netflix and apple streaming service. that's what most people will do. this is a strategic story change i think you are okay to buy this at the 150 level in a couple days >> how does this news change the landscape of streaming we just heard from a conference, at&t ceo about hbo max that they added 4 million users in less than three months. peacock which is a streaming service of nbc said it added 26 million, which is a little different. but disney saying what they will spend on content, this is like an arms race it will force others to up their content spend. and how do you factor in whether those stocks are the play? >> generally speaking i don't like to invest in something that is going to have this competitive war. we are at the really early stage of this. disney has the competitive advantage in that they can leverage with its parks and ecosystem. that being said there is a ton of money being thrown at content. so if you made a ton of money on disney, buying at 78 or 80 and selling here, good for you but real estate, t

the netflix warns the drama is a work of fiction.t season depicts queen elizabeth's rule which many of us know is a tumultuous period, but it was also good. we'll be right back. >>> right now at 5:00, who will get it first and when? two big questions the cdc is expected to answer when it comes to covid-19 rollout. a "today in the bay" exclusive, one expert breaks down how it will work once there's fda approval. >>> big new fears as case numbers continue to surge statewide. the approaching critical mass governor newsom saysay lead to more covid restrictions. >>> and president-elect biden expected to name the leaders of a groundbreaking economic team, why one is getting pushback from the gop. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and a good tuesday morning to you, a terrific tuesday, as i like to call . i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. and, i'm

from william to harry from kate to meghan was more coming up in today's going underground the 1st as netflix rejects calls from u.k. culture secretary all of a dowden over claims to a disclaimer warning viewers it's a work of fiction as the british public's imagination been irrevocably harmed after here are valuable coronavirus misinformation and political spin joining me now is netflix's the crown's historical consultant and whose new book battle of brothers william harry and the inside story of a family untold reveals how in the heart of the british establishment sometimes truth is stranger than fiction robert lacey joins me now from london thanks so much for coming on i'm going to ask you given that you have such a name in journalism for the fact that everyone in this country knows use by sell by dates on supermarket food for your work at the sunday times inside team why even writing about william and harry out of interest you're going way back into my u.c. and i asked yes i was an investigative journalist on consumer matters and back in the sixty's there were these strange codes on the b

netflix, the biggest gainer up 60% and disney bounced back for a 20% gain comcast, which is also cnbc'sany, up 11% their peacock offering began, and hbo max parent company down 26%. that parent is at&t. will the momentum for the streamers continue in 2021, and can at&t turn it around? joining us now is andrew wallensteen, is president and chief media analyst as variety intelligence platform, the publisher of the variety 500, index of the media's heavy hitters. i do not appear on it, andrew. i'm annoyed. >> i'm sorry we're 501. >> i was thinking with 500 media heavy hitters, maybe it would have been easy to pick the ones who didn't make the list, because that's a lot of hitters, man. >> it is. >> let's talk about the streamers and the beneficiaries here disney is most interesting to me because they -- what, they debuted about a year ago, a little more than 86 million, and this is a company that has seen really one of the hearts of its business destroyed this year, the parks and hotels, and yet the stock is up 20% >> it just tells you what the market values which is the future of disney a