ad supported here on paramount plus.appeal to different types of consumers, some don't want the interruption and some are fine having it. with respect to them entering the ad market, the ad market has been competitive for a long time. what is important is a strong position here and look at our asset portfolio, and in streaming. the combination, the ecosystem provides 1 trillion a year. jack: the future of streaming/television is liquid about legacy television, i'm just the magazine guy who turns on the tv a couple times a week but it is a hugely profitable business. is the future as profitable? >> we see a strong future. we are in the middle of transformation. we operate in the traditional media segment, broadcast, cable, theatrical, films, as well as the most important growth marketing media which is streaming. we operate a free streaming segment and the pay segment with paramount plus and other products. we are in a transition of consumer behavior from linear to streaming. i happen to believe linear behavior will stick

paramount is very aggressive targets. they want to triple pretty quickly.o you need to, you know, at some point - >> at what cost though >> well, that's for them to decide i'm not going to second-guess them but, obviously, they must find it harder than, you know, we understand they have to come to the table you have to have the need and feel the need. especially on a one-year exclusive knowing that walmart could cut more deals in the future. >> yeah. interesting exciting seeing walmart shares up 5.5% on those earnings and that news and paramount shares up fracs alley. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> quick one to you. what is the profitability picture look like in a teal like this feels like paramount is trying to -- we don't know the mechanics of the deal. they are clearly a smaller player in the streaming wars what do they have to give up especially when the timie they are looking for profitability? >> it could increase the distribution, giving paramount access to the customer base, increase revenues and sharing some of that with w

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paramount is up. across paramount plus, it added 3.7 million subscribers in the quarter. seeming to get some traction in its user base. what they both had in common was the ad business underperforming. that's surprising given what we have heard in the market in recent weeks. we have zeroed in on who's doing well and who is not. paramount is the relative outperform. netflix is still really ugly down 60% year-to-date. they had a shocked the first half of this year. a loss of its subscriber base. there are still big questions in the face of inflation, what is the consumer doing? personally, i have a lot of choices. top gun puzder -- boosted paramount. emily: i haven't seen it yet. let's continue this conversation with our next guest. let's start with warner bros. discovery. clearly, they are making changes and planning to make a lot more. there is some uncertainty about where this is going. what's your take? >> the first thing we have to do is almost step back from the amount of subscribers gained. what is the actual value of this content? how do we go through hbo max and di

paramount is up. 1% in regular trading.hers was up almost 5% before the earnings -- warner others was up almost 5% before the earnings. across paramount plus, it added 3.7 million subscribers in the quarter. even though it is a relative minnow and will be called streaming wars it is seeming to get some traction in its user base. what they both had in common was the ad business underperforming. it is interesting given what we have heard in the mixed picture of advertising market in recent weeks. where do we stand with different names? look at the shares is paramount the relative outperformer. netflix still really ugly, down 60% year-to-date. they had a shock the first half of this year. a loss of its subscriber base. there are still big questions in the face of inflation, what is the consumer doing? that is a lot of option personally, i have a lot of choices. top gun boosted paramount. emily: i haven't seen it yet. i do not have time to go to movie theater. i will try to make it. thank you. let's continue this conversation w

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it works for paramount if walmart signs up a bunch of people. it works for walmart if paramount is enticing enough to get more people to sign up for service. emily: some big news in sports entertainment. you got paramount renewing the rights to the champion league football matches. you've also got fox, nbc, cbs teaming up for the big ten. i wonder, is sports early the next and only way for the streamers to get to the next level, whole new level? >> i think so. not just sports but news as well. a lot of these newer streamers, with the wave that started in late 2019, launching, they came out of the gate strong with originals like the morning show from apple tv. one of the big things consumers cannot really do with access to these major services like netflix, paramount plus and apple tv's access to significant amount of live broadcast from the major sports leagues like the nfl or nba. it is not surprising that we are seeing these big taxes. , i think we are at a point where consumers already have access to so many on-demand scripted and unscripted

paramount shares first dropped on screening that missed estimates, now we see paramount shares are nearlyhigher after optimistic commentary on the call about streaming and also advertising paramount ceo bob bakish noting with the addition of nearly 5 million subs it had the most signups and net additions of any u.s. streaming service in the quarter. while pluto tv, the free ad-supported streamer, its 7 million subscribers was short of expectations, the company reiterated the top target of topping 100 million streaming subscribers by 2024, and also the expectation that its direct-to-consumer losses would peak next year now, also amid concerns about an ad recession, bakish said advertising headwinds are a short-term problem he also said there's actually some ad tailwinds such as strong ad spending around travel as well as around political ads so now the question is what kind of an outlook we're going to get from warner brothers/discovery this afternoon we are expecting ceo david zazof to share his plan for combining hbo max with discovery plus. we got signs of that today in announcements th

paramount beating -- this morning. own jim lebenthal joins us now as we discuss what might be the results. all right, i saw a bunch of tweets from you and the stock has been all over the place. give me the wrap up. >> i think it's got some legs right now. the premarket was ridiculous. this was an excellent report, scott. thank you for bringing this up. i know i took you to task yesterday on it. they beat on revenues. they beat on earnings. they beat on free cash flow. they added subscribers to paramount plus. 4.9 million subscriber additions. compare that to netflix or anyone else, that is pretty darn good. the short-term -- all those analyst downgrades were on the macro headwinds in the advertising space, but they are up front wins in the advertising space were really quite good. hard to find a blemish here. if you are a long-term investor, you are looking at this growth rate and seeing things are going really good and have been for some time. if you are a trader, you are looking at that reversal and saying, there's s

yeah, paramount+ is now cutting a deal -- if you have wal-mart+, you'll have access to paramount+. paramount+ is yellowstone and 1883. good old fashioned next star. now that is a next star, that is perfect example of what's going on right now. it's a downsizing move. media is downsizing tremendously right now. here we go, the stock was off today. here's the interesting thing. we're in the media business. the media business feels like a recession markets are up. people say jerome powell will not start, stop raising and maybe start cutting, you do that when you're in a recession. that is not generally good for markets. by the way melanie screaming at me about amc. what do you want me to say about amc? don't go with amc. cheryl: actually over the weekend i was reading your twitter, you and liz were talking about amc over the weekend about twitter. >> amc is down again today. i did a story about his dilution plans, adam aron's dilution plans he calls good dilution. i made a point there is no such thing as good dilution. there is dilution. it may save the company from bankruptcy wrong l

yeah, that is paramount - sensitive operations. yeah, that is paramount as - sensitive operations.ah, l that is paramount as you say but as you also point out with that previous drone strike that went really wrong during the evacuation of people in afghanistan, itjust goes to show that this can go wrong and people can be hurt and intended. i people can be hurt and intended.— people can be hurt and intended. ~ ., �* , intended. i think that's right, but on the — intended. i think that's right, but on the other— intended. i think that's right, but on the other hand - intended. i think that's right, but on the other hand we - intended. i think that's right, but on the other hand we do | but on the other hand we do know that over time different presidential administrations going back to president bush authorised that drone strike following 9—11 in 2002 have adopted different unilateral controls or constraints, and the most effective effect has been the standard no civilian casualties during strike, the standard of so—called near certainty, and president obama adopted this policy toward

julia. >> both walmart and paramount have reportedly reached an agreement to bundle paramount plus together with walmart's subscription service this according to a report in the "wall street journal." we've reached out to both companies for comment, have not heard back yet but sara, just to put this in context, i have talked to various sources who told me that walmart is talking and had been talking both to paramount as well as some other streamers with the idea that offering an additional streaming service as part of that walmart plus membership which costs about $100 a year would help bolster it, make it stickier, make it more appealing, and then for the streamers of course this would help expand their reach. paramount plus does have a version with ads and so this could help generate more ad revenue there as well. but it's all about the new bundle it's all about locking people in to subscription services and minimizing churn we'll get back to you when we hear more from those companies but as of now paramount shares up about 2 1/2% on that report back over to you >> julia, thank you. julia

and so you have paramount plus, which actually is cbs go so that's cbs. you have disney, which is abc, and you have peacock which is nbc. so, they are kind of, you know i doesn't know which -- i don't know which effect is happening nor quickly to the bottom line. whether it's the declining legacy business, or the growing streaming world. the costs are dumped on -- i am not sure. so, at the end of the day, half the winners are the losers, which i guess leaves netflix the best of the bunch, i think. >> maybe a paramount plus. >> if you think streaming great and legacy tv is dying, the two things coexist at many of the companies. >> yes, so let's start off with war guy started. netflix when you look at it, it did shock lot of people. it was trading way below the pandemic low. so could you make the case it should have been trading below the slide from the pandemic, but it shouldn't have been trading below the pandemic low. but after the recent run, we run into resistance. $250 is resistant to the name. that number comes from the slide that it took in that gap

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i know that paramount, everyone hated paramount. >> a downgrade today. >> like hey, what the hell. business has been ordered by everybody, and he has been after him for so long that maybe it's boring. i do think that disney could have a move here. by the way, it is an iconic franchise. unlike warner bros. >> w bd is the biggest logger at the moment. speaking of downgrades, truist tics virgin galactic. >> oh my god. >> they go from eight to five. they once again delay their commercial service. >> that was a very tough downgrade. this is going to be hundreds of millions of dollars. that is a very open compact. go advised and ill-conceived. >> do you want to bring him in sin? >> to i want to or do i have to? just kidding. here i go. apes, turn your sound on, even if it is not for me. shares of amc entertainment. you all know what that is. they are falling, but don't worry. that won't come up at all in the interview. they are reporting their losses for the quarter and reporting the apes, which happened to also be shareholders. this is not jane goodall. we are not talking about that. le

that will change soon because in a month or so walmart will throw in the base subscription level to paramounta cost with its walmart plus subscription, walmart get another reason for shoppers to pay its memory should become a paramount gets a bigger audience, doesn't have to worry so much because it does a big business in advertising. i get nothing because i'm not a walmart member. we were talking bj's peacock synergy i could get excited about that. this one does that. jack: you will get derivatives when they make that deal. time for actionable ideas. carleton: going with a long-term barron pick, broad ridge. and a lot of people know about this committee, they have a monopoly on communications, proxies, that sort of thing, activist investing a it is dear to my heart, an area that is very sticky, they are improving your margins by going digital. decent dividends raised by 13% and it is 1.6. jack: about time. what do you have? ben: honeywell, one of those extensive high-quality stocks fell quite a bit but it is a lot less expensive. it is a little over 20 times earnings, stock was down, bounced

paramount.d about it earlier, i did, too, but i was serious in the fact it's gotten downgraded to sell by a number of people in the last week. >> i mean, a lot, right? >> a lot. >> you have to kind of think -- i don't know if there's anyone left to downgrade interest, i'm being serious literally. which sets it up for maybe a positive expectation. >> joe, do you want to downgrade it real quick? just to add fuel to the fire >> if he down grades that i'm down grading uber. moving on, what we're looking for here is a few million in subscriber additions to paramount plus, they have had the best growth rate in the industry over the last two quarters, have gotten no respect tore t the fact that the stock has been rallying the last couple of days indicates to me maybe the market is getting wise to the fact that this is a very underowned, undervalued company with great cash flows. i'd leek to see the cash flows by the way, scott, not so much from paramount plus this order but box office, it's not just "t

paramount, you've been in this stock for a while. i mention it because of the reported earnings today. it was a beat. "top gun" driving the film business but they did talk about weakness in advertising. is that a concern around this stock and others in the media space? >> i think those are short-term concerns as the economy has gotten a little tougher lately, we saw the gdp growth the last two quarters people do pull advertising when there's uncertainty in the marketplace. at the same time, we know paramount is so diversified around the world with so many great products, cvs, viacom, showtime, pluto, simon and schuster, when you put the sum of the parts together, we think the stock is still selling at a 50% discount or more of what the overarching business is really worth. and we think you never know, maybe because of the streaming wars there could be m & a out there. there are way too many streamers. we think ultimately we'll get down to three or four. if paramount global doesn't become one of those three or four, it will be consoli

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it is now a paramount global. & schuster, the rules being put up for sale is a stretch back for a few years. viacom come out and said we don't see simon & schuster as part of our long-term strategy. i think at simon & schuster, there has been the long understanding that someone is going to bias. at least what they're saying is if someone is going to bias, why not penguin random house it's another publishing house they will respect our culture. one of the things that penguin random house simon & schuster all have in common, these have all been around for a long time. long time course of the industry. we all respect that, these great writers. we are going to continue that tradition. one of the things that has been put that is of concern is what if this is locked? there is still a consensus that paramount want to sell simon & schuster. some have raised the concern that what if they are bought out by a venture capitalist who doesn't care about books? all he wants to do is be the stock price. all they want to do is dec

." >> s ndhi year's biggest movie, "top gun: maverick," from paramount global the parent company of cbsket sales, but it may not be enough. >> the problem is there weren't enough blockbusters this summer for the theater chains to really say that we are back. the big three, amc, regal and cinemark, they're really struggling to keep moving forward. >> reporter: that harsh reality may be setting in for regal, owned by cineworld. >> the doomsday clock might be about out of time. >> reporter: the "wall street journal" reports cineworld is expected to file for bankruptcy because of lower than expected ticket sales. but that doesn't mean the company's 500 u.s. theaters will be going dark. >> a reorganization of debt means they're trying to control the film rentals, contracts, leasing, things like that. moviegoers will not notice because the sky is not falling for regal cinemas yet. >> reporter: so far this year the box office nationwide has grossed more than $5 billion. short of the $11 billion in 2019 before the pandemic halted production, shut down theaters and sent audiences to streaming. w

paramount global just out with numbers.ompany beeating estimates by three cents it stopped the boost of a movie that i loved, "top gun" maverick are we responsible for this? >> i'm thinking i might even see it again and go to galfons, one of his places. >> i mmax. >> it was so good. i think tom cruise is like the coolest. >> the man >> he jumped like 20 times out of an airplane to get one scene. >> it's remarkable i don't know if we can show paramount's stock. i don't want to be wrong about this, but even though they were beeg beating, it looked like it was down 4% on that news, while it's positive insofar as it's better than expected we have seen a lot of the big media companies really get pushed down over the last couple weeks. >> i don't know if you were, you know, had plans, whether you already got tickets, but "bat girl", you're not going to, it's not happening. >> right, that's one of david zazlov's latest decisions. and nobody will ever see that film it will go into the vault. >> it had j.k. simmons in it, it had som

i lived near paramount.s studio. [ laughter ] i was poor somewhere else. [ laughter ] >> desus: okay. >> i lived near paramount. and i used to like -- it was a spot on bronson. this green building called the vivian. and i used to like go to the roof and my roommate had binoculars and i remember paramount had the vmas there one year. and i remember watching like kanye do love lockdown. >> desus: and you're like it don't get better than this. >> yeah. well, it did. it got much better. [ applause ] no, no. we'll get into it later. you shouldn't cheer for people's dreams. [ laughter ] it usually does not work out. >> desus: speaking of dreams, you got two nominations. two emmy nominations, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> you're doing it again. no, no. yeah, i did. i was very angry that day. >> desus: why? like who -- wait. >> because i didn't care. i didn't care at all. i truly like had removed the thought of any of that type of thing from my mind and i wasn't like making stuff for that reason. and then i heard

conoco, paramount, they do really well. nobody wants to buy. paramount.best he can you know, he v its's kind of like "star trek," giving its all he's got >> quite apropos their franchise. >> absolutely. in the earlier show on "squawk" they love to talk about "top gun. that's all i have to say about that >> 43 million subs little by little >> but why is it moving? >> because there's worries about ad spend, obviously. >> why does hulu have constant ads? >> do they >> i can read a book watching a hulu program i read a book. i get the book done. >> you don't pay for the ad-free service. >> i should. but i wanted to finish "war and peace. >> disney will be coming on the way. we'll wait for those numbers >> disney, which my charitable trust owns, has been horrendous. i always like to point out when something is really horrible, but the stock has made a big move >> almost 20 buckings. >> a very big move i think the theme parks are great. paramount's theme parks not so good netflix's theme parks awful. >> yes as you said before flatish action on the index, though

security and order is the paramount goal or does your family do the leaders off the taliban who are under restrictions? do they need to be in government? isn't that an impediment on of line? a son? why aren't other people involved in taking care of the government? because there are a lot of sanctions against many members of this government. ah. the audi fuller till this day, the whole world has not come to a uniformed definition of terrors unless it has been the usual habit that those in power label any one standing in their way as a terrorist, enemy, hostile, et cetera, in history, has many examples. yasser arafat and nelson mandela remained for years on the blacklist. later they were awarded the nobel prize. blacklists and sanctions are nothing but a political to our paramount goal was to free our country of occupation to regain our freedom and independence. and as i think that is what your complex you have now, we do not wish to interfere with other conference and other people's affairs. we and the whole african people regard our leaders highway or leaders are regarded as heroes as lea

our paramount goal was to free our country as an occupation to regain our freedom and independence. and as i think that is what we are now, we do not wish to interfere with other countries and other people's affairs. we and the whole african people regard our leaders highway or leaders are regarded as heroes as leaders to freedom and independence. more than 3000000 people are internally displaced. in terms of food insecurity. it's what is considered to be the 2nd largest, a crisis for crisis in the word. do you think you're satisfied with what you, which you have in one year and what are you doing for the people of one of them? come up with the service. as i stated earlier, again, it's in today is totally different from what it was 20 years ago. for example, the former government failed to do anything for missouri. sharif. they were reeling under pressure's from the occupation. we started to do something in the right direction. now you see minerals and natural resources are being extracted using local and foreign companies. and by the grace of god, through these jobs are now able to

. >> walmart has reached an exclusive deal to offer its members the streaming app paramount plus forat is right, so walmart has reached an agreement with paper, to start offering paramount plus, the streaming service, on its own membership site, walmart plus. now, walmart plus was launched two years ago, and it is in response to amazon prime, it is a subscription service, that as a customer, you pay $98 a year and get access to a whole bunch of perks including things like home delivery and home an gas discounts. as of september, you will get access to the whole catalog of library that paper plus has to offer and it includes star trek, paw patrol, the godfather and sponge bob square pants. something that my kids would be into. and in terms of overall subscribers, walmart plus is estimated to have around 16 million subscribers, paramount plus, around 43 million subscribers, and just a as a reminder, both netflix and disney have more than 200 million subscribers right now. >> paw patrol big in my house as well. lastly, we of course, you know, still are in the pandemic here, at least in

and wal mart has signed a deal with paramount global to offer its streaming service paramount plus asrk of the retailer subscription service walmart plus the terms of the deal were not disclosed. the cost of walmart plus will remain at the same 12 95 a month a little less than amazon's 14 99 a month, wal mart has been looking for a subscription video streaming deal as it tries to lower members away from amazon prime apple employees are set to return to work on a hybrid schedule beginning september 5th. the news was first reported by bloomberg returned to office plans have been delayed several times. because of those covid-19 surges. apple will require employees to work from the office on tuesdays, thursdays and a third date to be determined by individual teams. the company notified employees about the new plan today. after all street, where stocks started at the week off on a high note, analysts say the positive numbers come as investors are looking ahead to a busy week of retail earnings reports was up 151 points, the nasdaq gained more than 80 and the s and p. closed 17 points highe

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adding paramount plus is just part of an ongoing plan. >> walmart's u.s.ommerce did sec rate 12% year over year. in the last two quarters it was just 1%, do you need another -- >> mark did a great job, but we have all become e-commerce retailers. our business is omnichannel, and our leaders, and throughout the company, including our merchandising team now think about first party inventory, as well as what we do for pickup and delivery, and our marketplace. it's growing quickly the fact that we have more and more available, and walmart u.s., we have 180 million items now available on walmart.com, enabling you to grow the top line and things that go along with that. marketplace business and e-commerce business allows growth in the future all of these pieces fit together in a way that -- you can see it in the numbers today as things are start to go scale. we have an advertising business globally now over 2 billion. e-commerce last year was over 73 billion, so around the world, the pieces of the puzzle are being put together in mexico, in india to an extent, h

there is no doubt that processing needs to be more actively loaded for the homeland - this is a paramount uh at the level of uh banks, uh, and the government will develop an appropriate scheme. e, which provides for the construction of e new facilities. uh, in the gomel region there will be them, maybe 11 here, but we will offer this to the head of state. er implementation, but first you need to work out the scheme. the main thing is to make sure that this money will go to a for its intended purpose and b they will return after a certain period, which will be set. e in the relevant parameters of the business plan, and demand, that is, processors, in particular, are at the head of this entire pyramid. so, the rogachev plant and kalinkovichsky are two private large processors that also provide good returns. eh, so we need to give them raw materials, a favorable, external conjuncture. now it also contributes to the strengthening of the positive balance, trade and some hitches due to logistics and closed european destinations are being replaced by active deliveries, and the figures for export

today, this direction is a paramount task.se, doing no worse, or even better, than what they used to buy from others did not begin yesterday. and with with such an eye, the domestic enterprise of various sectors of the economy has been working for a long time, including with russian partners , a whole pool of projects from pharmaceuticals to industry has also been identified. so how much belarusian will tell alina lapu in the end today in belorussky. la rus, in fact, today the economic security of the country depends on these words due to western sanctions, the phrase everything can be bought is not always relevant, they reduced the purchase of important components, spare parts and raw materials necessary for the continuous operation of domestic production so, can we close the positions that fell out for comparison, a few figures last year, the level of localization of production along the lines of the ministry of industry. in the first quarter, 63%, and already in the current one, they are very close to 70. it is clear that t

is to sign up for paramount plus.f you want to watch wrestlemania, you have to have peacocks. each of these platforms are by his close of sports rights. the negative is you don't own the content. you have to keep fighting every 3, 5, 7, you have to keep fighting for these. netflix owned stranger things forever. it is not disappearing. they don't have to rebid for those rights in three years. sports is a double-edged sword. but what is interesting is it is the last thing that has been holding the bundle together. you can't name an entertainment show on traditional television that anyone cares about. the only thing that is sort of holding the traditional matzoh -- multichannel bundle deal together has been sports. even sports are finally starting to move to streaming. i think that is what you have seen a record pace of cutting. this is becoming a problem for all of these legacy media companies because they have moved so much great streaming company -- so much great content to streaming. we believe apple will buy sunday

amc, paramount, zillow. there is not the same kind of appetite in media that we had seen.tination in a lot of media stocks. amc down almost 9% ahead of the open. paramount actually be some expectations on the top line. advertising revenue, though, a soft spot. zillow also getting a hit by advertising, not necessarily just the housing market, but they get their revenues based on the advertising about the housing market. shares down more than 8% ahead of the open. tom: we dive into jobs day now with the chief economist at morgan stanley, ellen zentner. thank you for joining bloomberg. i want to go back to when i first met you, your analysis of the american consumer was world-class years ago. how does the american consumer fold into? ellen: labor income is the primary driver of consumption. that is what helps households spend, even more than excess savings or credit availability. it is labor income. we want to see that participation rate up in today's report, how broad-based that is. we have had some declines recently which is worrying. that continues to be one of the areas o

uh, the plot itself was paramount.y what and about what it seemed to me it was so about me, i just remember that at that moment, but it was like this emotional condition. am, just the same far from being a lyrical person of a lyrical woman. namely, as women warriors. for some reason, they always seemed to think that i should. but to defend yourself to fight. it was just such a period of life, especially very close it was anastasia's children. and how much more the director. that put the meaning in these children here. they are very visible throughout the performance. it was so for me. she militantly defended her children there. romkina skillfully finished and boundary matsyna from the devil zahapleniya until nemalnoy necessities boa constrictor urine i lay down on my shoulders troubles not only about the domineering children of ali, the whole region is yakirovala rocking chairs. in any ballet, the basis of the performance is some kind of relationship between a man and a woman. it even turned out, most likely such a tri

so i think that military motives are paramount in the decision to attack the organization right now. if they could put politics to one, fight for a 2nd and just talk about the people people on both sides of be israel does and border say a saying they've had enough of coming under fire every year or 2. what is needed to pacify the border region, or are these annual flare ups or something that they will need to get used to? well, i think most people have already got got used to even major confrontation. i think we have seen 6 bigger confrontations between israel and islamic militants ever since. how much took over in the gaza strip in 2007 and the, the basic problems don't disappear, the israelis, they want an occupation light. they want they want control of the gaza strip without the responsibility to administrator administered. on the other side, we want how much we sure wants to break out of these really siege. this will not change as long as hamas is in power in the gaza strip. and there is no indication that the situation in this trip itself will change fundamentally in the coming

, is all pointing in the same direction, and that is higher. >> it's very true, yeah. >> paramount isink 2x what their prior deal was in the u.s >> yeah. they say it's been -- this is a quote from them, a key driver for paramount plus since they've launched, a successful partnership showcasing even more world class soccer through the 2029-2030 season and what they say is the big momentum they have created you can see of course what that stock is doing right now at paramount. it is interesting how they keep going up, the sports rights, yet you do wonder how it will all end up being paid for in part. obviously when it's streamers it's one thing, when it's amazon or apple with endlessly deep pockets. but for those relying on cable subs a la espn, they have a streaming product which is important but it can't support the kinds of numbers on its own that they have to pay to keep these sports rights. >> it would seem not first of all, that's been a story for so long at this point. >> so long >> and the idea they'll hit some kind of limit. it's almost as if, as cable shrinks, sports becomes b