work any more when netflix has eaten the world.like to think of us as the ultimate arts companion in this niche of lovers of performing arts and culture. thanks, we'll talk about that later. julia alexander, you are a senior strategy analyst at parrot analytics, welcome. and i believe you also co—host the podcast downstream — what sort of things do you cover in that? absolutely, i look at the shifting trends and shifting strategic moves in hollywood as they prepare for tomorrow and move away from the past. wow, love the sound of that. we will also talk to you both later, but also here is kamal ahmed, editor in chief of the news movement, a news venture. until earlier this year, kamal was the bbc�*s editorial director — and before his bbc days, he was at the sunday telegraph and the observer. we'll get into more detail later on, butjust give us a quick overview of what the news movement is — good name! yes, hello, thanks for the - invitation to join the media show. probably all of us in the industry - know there's something of an is

netflix. l the harder they fall has has come to netflix. is very whitewashed. these are the characters we haven't seen on—screen many times. it is —— lots of action, lots of violence, but done in a way i thought was the cinematic and fun. i thought was the cinematic and fun. i really enjoyed it. it doesn't have a lot of substance, but a lot of service, and the surface is good. mark, great to see you. thank you very much, and that's it. enjoy your cinema going. see you next time, bye—bye. hello. severe gales in northern scotland as sunday begins. the risk of travel disruption, some big waves along the coastline and we could well see some gusts around 60—70mph gradually easing during the day. some rain or showers around for a time too. many other places, though, will be staying dry, just the odd shower in the west. the best of any sunny spells in the east. temperatures a little bit down compared with saturday. the winds easing, and that's the process that continues into sunday night. the clearest skies will be across parts of eastern scotland

at some point you say disney's market is different in size than netflix. it doesn't have that mass appeal should we assume it's going to keep growing at the rate it's growing and-or reach netflix mass >> that's a really good question i don't know they can grow at the rate they were growing the pandemic, if you are setting up a streaming service, the pandemic was probably the greatest thing that could happen to you hopefully we are not in that environment again. i think the momentum just has to slow i don't think we will be in that setup that was so favorable to them their execution was excellent. i don't begrudge them that the environment was just so good i don't know if they can expand their offerings to get a wider audience i thought last time chapek said that, i thought maybe he was sandbagging and it wouldn't be quite that bag, but now we know he wasn't. what he says is probably true. that's sort of interesting in this environment when you talk about spending a lot and your multiple is high. people are all right with that as long as the growth was ther

netflix is 20 over a quarter of time spent on connected television is netflix.ops and mobile devices and all of that. netflix is a dominant force, youtube is number two. look at all these other services it is really hard. services like a peacock, discovery plus, paramount plus they barely even register in terms of overall public viewership. i think there was a question can they survive? sure. if you cannot spend $100 for multichannel television, state cable, satellite is a lot of dollars to deploy over the services you only deploy those dollars getting back to what i said before most of the services are lightly used. even disney plus, you come from manda laurie and paid less you have kids under the age of 15 or under the age of ten, you are basically going to disney plus once a week when there is a series which is a few times a year. there just isn't that much to keep most people busy on the services. or is on a netflix there is something new every single day. these companies can win it is just going to require putting all of their resources into their streaming

exactly, this netflix series _ a netflix series?this netflix series which _ a netflix series? exactly, this netflix series which basicallyl a netflix series? exactly, this - netflix series which basically raise a lot of questions about these two men, mr aziz and mr islam. in town for example there was no physical evidence linking eitherm into the murder scene, evidence linking eitherm into the murderscene, it evidence linking eitherm into the murder scene, it also found that witness statements were in many cases contradictory and that both men had credible alibis. on top of which, the third defendant in the case actually said that the two of them were innocent, so that spawned nearly two—year investigation on the part of the manhattan district attorney, and he has now concluded that there is evidence to basically exonerate these two men after, what, 42 years, collectively? they spent in prison. 42 years, collectively? they spent in rison., , ~ of that amount of time they were in prison, years in solitary can —— confinement as i unde

without — gangbusters success for netflix without tots _ gangbusters success for netflix without lotsh acting talent was _ and lots of british acting talent was up _ and lots of british acting talent was up kind - and lots of british acting talent was up kind of- and lots of british acting talent was up kind of an| talent was up kind of an american _ talent was up kind of an american production. i talent was up kind of an american production. tony, ifi could ask _ american production. tony, ifi could ask you _ american production. tony, ifi could ask you about _ american production. tony, ifi could ask you about your - american production. tony, ifi could ask you about your new i could ask you about your new drama crime. that set in scotland. to what degree did the location influence the nature of the story, the way he made a come at the entire product?— made a come at the entire roduct? ~ , ., . product? well, everything was really influenced _ product? well, everything was really influenced by _ product? well, everything was really influenced by being - product? well, everything was

not least because of the arrival of amazon and netflix.g giants, is there a risk that the britishness of the tv shows made in the uk is being diluted? there are lots of questions to work through. let�*s meet the guests who are going to help me with them. beginning with sarah doole, chief executive of the red production company. it�*s behind last tango in halifax, it�*s a sin and many other successes. sarah, great to have you on the media show. what have you got plan next? well, we�*ve been really busy and production this year. we�*ve got a big show for it netflix coming out the beginning of next year. another show that we just filmed for itv. no return, which interestingly we�*ve had to recreate a 5—star resort in bolton. laughter. sounds like we could spend the whole edition just talking about that. yes, yes. and we�*re about to start a huge show for amazon based on a neil gaiman novel, so were really busy. lots of stuff in the pipeline. so it�*s a really exciting time, actually. we will unpack more the streamers have had on the way that

there was a walkout by netflix employees you called a big tantrum but ultimately, netflix stuck with the decision to keep the program. isn't that a good sign, an organization can stand up to a cancer culture movement and live to tell about it? >> yes. it is a good sign. i was quite proud of netflix for doing that. on the other hand it's an easy one to do. you're making a fortune off of dave chapelle. he's one of your stars. if you don't defend him who are you going to defend? so yes, i think tuesday's results were a turning point. i think people are beginning to realize this is not really what they believe in. it's overkill. i think you sees the election of eric adams in new york, you see the failure of the defund the police movement and how it's been succeeded by massive increases in the murder rate. yeah, we are way past the correction and my concern is simply, that the democrat don't let themselves be defined by this, that biden does not let himself be defined as indistinguishable from aoc and some elements of the left, and so we have a competitive future. as long as trump stays o

director hwang dong—hyuk has confirmed that season two of the netflix hit is on its way.he streaming giant's tv charts in 94 countries was watched by 142 million households when it first launched in september. let's get more on the announcement from beth webb, film and tvjournalist and contributing editorfor nme and empire magazine. it is great to have you on newsday. in the first instance, fans around the world will be delighted about this. tell us more about the announcement. £31 more about the announcement. of course. i mean it was inevitable, wasn't it? the biggest show on netflix to date by at least double what predecessor was offering, it was only a matter of time and of course now it has come from the word of the creator himself, so yes, it is a lot to look forward to. as a say inevitable but a huge announcement forfans, although announcement for fans, although not one announcement forfans, although not one from netflix which is important to note, it did come from hwang dong—hyuk on the red carpet and netflix have actually yet to comment on the second season. 50 ac

a very different company netflix is disrupting the incumbent. city as disrupted by a company like intuit which is paying customers one percentage point on the commercial checking account. cities pain five basis points. >> cities customers global business. that summer most important customer to them. they want to have one banking relationship with those around the world with them. sitting today book value is $80 a share. it sells at maybe 85% of that number. jane fraser who has just taken over as ceo believes within five years they can get return on equity up to 15%. we think five years from now the 80-dollar book will have grown to something like 110, if your 15% on that, that is $16 a share in the stock sells around 70 today. we think it's a cheap business in their business model is moving toward fee-based income as opposed to spread income. we think it's a great opportunity. jack: one more stock, energy, energy was a horrible place to be for ten years, it perked up recently. >> what we like about conocophillips is management mentality, if they

netflix always was a great company. always will be but this is a momentum-based trade and that's exactly why i got out of it and i'll get out of the balance on the close today. >> so is it more than just a netflix type statement should we be thinking about other stocks like netflix that have ridden a wave of momentum and now you see some signs that that may be about to stop? >> yes that's a great question and in the observation that i have with momentum, there are a variety of different names that you could study where you're beginning to see momentum wane. however, i want to emphasize this that does not extrapolate an overall bias towards the equities market itself because what you're seeing is more of a rotation so where you're beginning to see that is a lot of the cyclicly oriented businesses and certainly friday's news surrounding the pfizer pill helped that. scott gottlieb's comments moving this to an endemic healthcare crisis helped it as well, but that's the rotation that you're beginning to see where momentum is

a big factor in that _ competitors like netflix.netflix. a big factor in that is the us - competitors like netflix. a big factor in that is the us easing | factor in that is the us easing travel restrictions. we have seen a huge surge of people in florida just this week, haven't we lizzie lowe yes, that is right. it is still quite early days. certainly there are plenty of people who would like to plan and book their holidays first. really, is disney itself is going to come it will be in the second half of 2022 where a lot of the impact of this will affect their parks and other businesses. all right. max, thank you very much. that is the very latest on disney. we are getting these earning stories coming through, as we have mentioned beyond meets disappointing, disney also disappointing, disney also disappointing and wanting about the difficulty in forecasting what is ahead in the next few months. would imagine many companies are in a position as the challenges in the short term, but it is gauging to what extent they will see demand a

taking a page out of netflix, i think it is a similar approach.ertainment is the thing we are going to do better than anyone else, and i think that is similar to clubhouse. people ask how do you feel about all these different people coming into this space, and the truth is it is good for social audio. it is still a very early medium and more and more people are getting comfortable spending time and that is good for us. we are confident. we are seeing people spending 70 minutes a day on clubhouse. and i can tell you those numbers coming from some of the other places i have been, those are remarkable numbers and we are just getting started. so i think we're really going to differentiate on community and making sure that we are providing value across all different dimensions of our products and with our global community. emily: certainly interesting to see the perspective and hear perspective from the entertainment industry on what is happening here in silicon valley. maya watson, head of global marketing at clubhouse. we will continue to listen for

>> another big story, dave chapelle's appearance comes amid the ongoing criticism over his recent netflix comedy special the lgbtq community says his jokes go too far. so do they? audry, i think about 12,000 fans heading inside that arena. >> reporter: my goodness, raj, take a look at that line behind me. dozens of people waiting to get inside. the screening was supposed to start at about 7:00. if that is the case they are missing the documentary. the event is sold out. this as the comedian said a number of film distributors have already dropped his documentary due to the ongoing backlash over his latest netflix comedy special. a mixed response to dave chapelle's visit to san francisco and the backlash. >> i know he's hurt the trans community. and i believe he's been open about having a conversation with them. >> other people's feelings are valid in how they feel about what you're doing and what you're saying. >> reporter: the comedian has a sold-out screening for "untitled", but much of the focus, especially for many in the lgbtq community relies on his session the closer. many walked of

the roku versus netflix. have you, i would love to get a question in on disney as it tries to find its legs coming out of that report today, wells trims their target as they said the slowing content machine was the culprit for that last quarter. where are we right now and are we really going to start pitting disney on netflix on the number of titles >> no, carl. what's interesting because a couple weeks ago i remember talking with you guys our view was that disney plus has done a great job out of the gate. but its content is just too narrow, right if they have focussed on their strength, pixar, marvel, lucas film, they need to broaden out older homes homes that don't have kids or super fans netflix built a completely different business, right? the volume business. tons of new content. i think disney can't chase netflix down that path they need to expand the content. and that calls into question vis-a-vis disney plus. so that earnings call release and the conference call kind of in my view synthesized the chal

it's on netflix, it is directed — going to recommend? directed by halle _ going to recommend? it's on netflix, it is directed by halle berry _ going to recommend? it's on netflix, it is directed by halle berry which - it is directed by halle berry which starts and it's the story of a mixed martial arts fighter who left the ring sometime ago. now suddenly reunited with their child and discovered she has to get back into the ring. it's quite well directed, it certainly got very, very greedy, punchy fight scenes. if there's a problem with it and there is, it takes every sport cliche in the book but, that said it's there are things it does that are interesting and it's clearly very committed and there is during the bite seems there's an awful lot of rocky and that's not a bad thing 7 the fight scenes. it is not the most original film, but i thought it was fine and i think it's well directed and certainly the fight scenes were very gritty and you can feel the fights. in terms of the every sport cliche, what do you mean? 50. in terms of the ev

, netflix trading nearly 30 times 2024 earnings.ney as of today has cracked below 20 times we believe that disney has the brands and the ip and the track record, having gotten to 120 million subscribers already in just two years, to execute on their vision. >> yeah. neal, you seem to be one of the skeptics and have a hold rating on disney. what did you think of the results and is there anything that would change your mind on that. >> yeah. i think from my point of view i agree that disney has a great set of ipo and things like that. the results largely in line with expectations weaker on the sum number here. as i said in my note look at the number of subs that disney has put up over the last year versus netflix, tremendously outgained them in that area and they're still adding names there one of the reasons we're hold is what ben talked about here we think there's been a large pull forward of the value here, and while we look at our fair value 170, we think we would look for more clarity on, you know, how quickly they're going to ra

ama: netflix games was just announced this morning.s on mobile, anywhere in the world. netflix is starting with five choices right now including cards, shooting hoops, and a stranger things immersive experience. i'm interested in that. so far the games are only available for android, smart phone users but netflix says it does plan to offer games on aal devices, dan, in the coming months. so everybody can get if on that. dan: you know how that's going to catch on. world news tonight with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. for sandhya patel and for all of us we will see you here at there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve, for only $19.99 a month for 12 months. and, for the first time ever, score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's more speed and more value for the same price. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started for just $19.99 a month. plus, for a limited ti

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comparatively when we talk about netflix and the pace, it took netflix almost 10 years to get to the first 100 million. if you password they need to double their subscriber base to at that target -- hit that target. emily: that goal still stands and they are going to get there. they have new content coming to disney+, this fall, jungle crews , i wonder if the next 100 million subscribers will be tougher than the first and more expensive. >> we expect that to be tougher. in the case of disney+ they are only in 60 plus countries right now and over the next year that number should ratchet up significantly. as we look out there is a lot of runway for streamers. the investments ratcheting off [indiscernible] and that number will be increasing largely due to regional and local content and that will draw in local, international consumers. emily: i want to talk about parks, many parts opening to international guests. it is parts going to be a part of the regan story or do expected to continue to be sloped? >> there is no question it will be a part of the rebound story. quite a relief for the

. >>> coming up on kpix5 and on c >> collin kapernick isn't fulling punches in his new netflix series. >>> and warnings of new crypto scam based on squid game. what experts say to look out for. >>> and later the big boost coming to small businesses and the look at who qualifies for the new program. >>> and looking live outside before we head to break from the sales force camera looking east. little foggy out there. we will have the forecast coming up. >>> welcome back. time is 4:42. collin kapernick is stirring controversy, this time by comparing the nfl draft process to slavery. maria has some of the early reactions from the sports world. >> love your blackness. >> in his netflix series called collin in black and white, collin kapernick says that protection draftees are poked, prodded and examined said no boundary is respected. the episode shows a group of black rookie football players moving to an auction block from a training field. >> when you talk about a combine. the combine tom brady, possibly the great offal time he went through there. >> lorenzo played 16 seasons in the nfl a

and this comes after weeks of controversy regarding his latest netflix comedy special, which many people accused of being transphobic, kron, four's. gayle ong was out there and got a chance to talk to some fans. >> they've chappelle not sure. i was shocked that youth see what he said back in may 2005 and stop its this. >> some of the same stuff you've always been pretty one with everything he says and i'm honestly a fan of i don't personally think that he said anything super negative fans lined up at chase center thursday for a sold-out show supporting comedian dave chappelle amid controversial comments. >> about the transgender community in a netflix special. the closer lgbtq groups have pushed back against the special and his tour beginning in san francisco for his new untitled documentary who are like they should have who are kicking off. >> to kind of share out. i'm very kind of the trial about the it's friday, march and you never you knit is director of cultural affairs with the transgender district in san francisco deeply saddens on that. the tension district our main focus is to e

paypal and netflix. on a day like this , do you go in there and say well this is cheap, because you're looking at nvidia, it's doing so well, you went a tiny bit bearish there. would you go bullish on names like this? >> good question, because i actually bought pay pal today. liz: i read your mind. >> the answer is yes and i was buying some more and i've never liked netflix really. i think netflix is over valued here and the competition for netflix is probably too strong, i thought that for a while so maybe i'm incorrect folks at home but i do believe that disney and paramount and comcast and apple and amazon are all going to end up being a little too strong for netflix and get into video games and that's a whole different ballgame. i don't think that saves them from the competition they face. liz: sarge and eric wonderful to have you both and again, it is the nasdaq that takes center stage right now, what a day, we shall see how it ends, but it is looking very strong at the moment. revenge of the nerd w

two weeks ago some netflix workers staged a walkout. >>> the upcoming bay area visit from perhaps theion's most controversial house lawmaker is now reportedly scratched just days before it was supposed to happen. georgia representative and one-time qanon supporter marjorie taylor greene was scheduled to appear saturday at the san francisco gop. that plan included announcing that location last minute because san francisco was not optioned due to greene's vaccination status. the chronicle now the dinner is off apparently due to scheduling conflicts in washington. >>> this morning a pandemic side effect causing mayhem across the country. no not toilet paper but another staple that you may have taken for granted until now. nbc's kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: as the pandemic wanes, in store cash registers are ringing again. but if you are paying cash you may get short changed because there is a shortage of, yes, change. >> we have run out of change multiple times especially quarters. >> reporter: at the farm house in bradenton, florida famous for its over-the-top donuts making chang

when they came to the middle east or do they start with then netflix. they funded a lot of israeli funds and it is and this full dance it is. it was a speaking in arabic. so it was a kind of for there really, and it's there and it has a lot of audience. so it's great to have the palestinian narrative there for the audience to, to compare and at least to the what, what they like i what they don't like netflix is new collection is tighter. palestinian stories is made up of 32 award winning films that were either directed by palestinian filmmakers or tell palestinian stories. it also makes movie accessible to palestinians themselves. were often restricted in their movies or simply don't have access to a cinema. but for palestinian filmmakers, the dream of seeing their film coming soon in a theatre near you is still far away. without that hamid al jazeera come along, a 4 year old girl has been reunited with her parents almost 3 weeks after she went missing. in the australian outback cleo smith was found by police an unlocked house, almost a 100 kilometers f

on top of netflix.nt is not monopoly. that is into possible -- that is impossible to have a monopoly position on content. in plaques pricing power, may be the cost of doing business. so ultimately, more competition i would think would have some negative impact on netflix's ability to raise prices and to compete, but the past 12 to 15 months, the pandemic has really slowed down the ability to compete because you had a good 12 month slowdown was no content produced, and networks had a massive advantage. for us, the next one to two years will be a catch up on all the spending that couldn't be done during the pandemic. lisa: when you talk about the fact that disney+ hasn't really penetrated the older individuals, are they fully penetrated with the younger households, with those that have children? michael: i would say no. netflix is 60% penetrated pro-seaboard -- penetrated across the board. there is room to go across the core demo. but then it drops off dramatically, so there is upside . they may have to e

you should be talking to netflix, not to me. they've turned me down as much as i do. famously, you tell the story of how some fund is, ask you to abandon your whole model of a theatrical company style of recruitment with into, into your films and try and get celebrities. or you might want to remind us about the idea of the, the absurdity of it and what you think. because some people might say, orson wells couldn't get, he spent his entire life abandoning projects that he wants to get on. we had all of a stone on here talking about how he had to abandon the my lai massacre film, which arguably would have been so important to a project. so, i mean, isn't this the tale of woe, by all great directors? well, it's certainly the tale of woe for many of us. i mean, i know you've had my friend and com. right, and colleague ken loach on your program. now kenneth smart, he makes very low budget. phil and her does exactly what he wants. i tend to because it takes me time in a way they production values of more complex than perhaps his kind

i don't know if you've seen squid game really popular on netflix, the director one going here saying he should have negotiated a royalty deal with netflix rather than a deal which doesn't have royalties given they made 3 quarters of a 1000000000. i think people around the world knowing the amount of awards you have one for your work, little and your actors are going to be shocked that you ever have struggle to finance your films as i got easier now or is it more? no, actually it's got i actually got out of a moment. i'm having a real battle trying to find any packing at all. and so those people around the world who might have been shocked to hear what happened in the past will be double shocked. there was money in the present. is it? is it not so much a lack of her so much about film funders, thinking they want their return or investment or a lack of comprehension of your work? well, i don't think it's a lack of comprehension of the work. actually, what it took to some considerable extent is, is that as you may know, i don't work conventionally. i don't to present a script because th

when they came to the middle east or do they start with netflix? they funded a lot of us are in funds and it is. and this fall, dance it is, it was a speaking in at epic. so it was a kind of for there really, and it's there and it has a lot of audience. so it's great to have the palestinian narrative there for the audience tool to compare. and at least to that what, what they like i, what they don't like netflix is new collection is tied to palestinian stories. it's made up of 32 award winning films that were either directed by palestinian filmmakers or tell palestinian stories. it also makes movie accessible to palestinian themselves. we're often restricted in their move with or simply don't have access to a cinema. but for palestinian filmmakers, you dream of seeing their film coming soon in a theatre near you is still far away. but at that, how meet elders either come along, i'm sorry, has the sport thanks very much. will we start with football and rail madrid are and course replacing the law. 16 of the champions league cream. been the missed sc

when they came to the middle east or do they start with netflix? they funded a lot of israeli funds and that is and this full dance it is. it was a speaking in arabic. so it was a kind of a really and it's there and it has a lot of audience. so it's great to have the palestinian narrative there for the audience tool to compare and at least to that what, what they like i, what they don't like netflix is new collection is tied to the palestinian stories is made up of 32 award winning films that were either directed by palestinian filmmakers or tell palestinian stories. it also makes movie accessible to palestinian themselves. we're often restricted in their move with or simply don't have access to a cinema. but for palestinian filmmakers, the dream of seeing their film coming soon in a theatre near you is still far away. without them hamid al jazeera from allah. millions of people across india are preparing to celebrate the valley. the festival of lights, which is expected to be wildly attended this year, following a drop in covered cases, people all

communication services and technology leading strength in meta which is facebook netflix.e video game makers industrial, materials, real estate, staples and financials all green. only two sectors down energy and utilities. as a week down on the s&p and materials are by far the biggest winners. >>> let's check the individual market movers. b riley with a buy rating on caesars saying the digital market share is growing compared to peers the stock off the back of that note is higher by 4% goldman sachs downgrading hewlett-packard. declining in the u.s. i.t. saying dell is better option in the space and down 8% off the back of that jim cramer spoke about hp in the newsletter today >>> time now for a cnbc news update with rahel solomon. hi. >> hi. here's what's happening at this hour high profile attorney ben crump is filing more lawsuits. he says that 90 additional suits are coming on behalf of more than 200 victims. >> i remember seeing people thrown on the ground and i remember making the comment to my best friend i refuse to be at a place and witness someone die in front of

this after netflix is expecting much more thanks to hits like squid game. what do these new numbers tell you? are they maxed out on new subscribers? especially in the united states? >> it is sort of sad. disney has some of the world's best content and they have all of the ability to effectively win if they want to but like many legacy media companies, they are dealing with the balance and they are conflicted. do we support our legacy tv businesses? do we support the movie theater business we have been in for decades? if disney wanted to have internal's, shane she, west side story only available on disney plus, they would have an incredible slate of content. instead, you turn on disney plus and the top title is the simpsons, mickey mouse club, mo anna, it is just embarrassing how bad the headline content is. there is nothing for anyone over the age of 10 in terms of fresh content. they keep saying it is coming. they have an incredible array of content for adults. the, bachelorette, dancing with the stars. these could be is the plus exclusives. they could hav

is, there is no way somebody would quit netflix.ut working out help your brain and your cognitive function, it makes you feel better, i don't know if watching netflix or texting and ask, depending on how you are with your ex that probably does not be he feel better. i always felt working out you may not want to do it but you gotta do it. charlie: 50 dishwasher, don't start. joe: netflix, the go to fox nation and watch abby and get some sort of streaming. joe: i use my oven for storage, it's bigger, open, that's what worked for me. anyway. does this sound like torture to you? ♪ if so, you are not alone in may to know, jail are suing claiming the baby shark song was used as a torture tactic. a quick quiz before we go. how many times is that video of baby shark on video? >> 2 million? charlie: i would say over. abby: 17 million. joe: 7 billion times that song. jon: the 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure bill is that the president biden's desk. he remains up in the air. i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". the president will tra