paul holland from foundation capital.hanks for joining us. >> thanks, everybody >>> and coming up, artificial intelligence often blamed as the cause of fake news, but can it be the antidote? but first, the fall of harvey xu hasenn, the latest on the sealarsmt claims against the infamous producer. more "squawk alley" after this ♪ (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sam and yohanna saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ( ♪ ) whoo! ( ♪ ) woman: class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits skip generations. ( ♪ ) molly: i reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. it's running much faster now. see? it's amazing, molly. thank you. ( ♪ ) >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. check out costco, right now down by more than 6%, near the lows of the session it's leading the consumer staples sector lower this morning and investors are concerned over a drop in some profit margins, despite a profit and sales beat overall also check out, of cours

paul hollander was born in 1932 in hungary and fled to the west when the hungarian revolution of 1956 was put down by the soviet forces. he's a well-known american political sociologist, communist studies scholar and nonfiction author. the first book in 1973 was called soviet and american society, a comparison. in 1981, he came out with his probably best known work political pilgrims. the many faces of socialism followed in 1903 into thinking the survival of the university culture, decline and discontent of anti-americanism, critics at home and abroad, postmodern and post-communist the end of commitment, the only superpower extravagant expectations and other books. today we are here to talk about the book that came out last year intellectuals of the era of worship. hollander earned a phd in sociology from princeton university in 1963 and ba from the london school of economics in 1959. the professor emeritus of sociology and the university of massachusetts amherst and center associate of the davis center for russian and eurasian studies at harvard university. he's a member of the advis

john fortt, mike santoli here at post 9 of the new york stock exchange joining us this morning, paul hollandod to have you back. let's talk some netflix this morning. off the highs today, but the streaming giant hits another record high today, adding 5.3 million subs in q3, promises an $8 billion bet on original content next year. last time you were with us you called the company pure heroin when compared to its competitors. it's worth noting foundation capital is an early investor and you've worked closely with reed hastings now we're in this chapter, paul, we're watching the u.s. profitable and the playbook being expanded international, where that's increasingly where the story is, right? >> that's correct, yeah. if you recall a couple years ago we had this conversation before they had any significant presence in international, and i think really three things are going on we saw a beat in terms of subscriber base, we saw a rapid expansion internationally, and we saw a continued pressing of the bet on original content, so all three things are playing out well for netflix >> paul, i guess if

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. >> holland taylor sarah paul son were all smiles saturday night.at northern italian steak house in davio's and of course, you know paulson from american horror story. she was in o.j. simpson that special that was going on. >> holland taylor was born in philadelphia. >> yes. >> she's also in tv series mr. mercedes. >> yes. >> and of course samuel l jackson was at the game friday night with his director m night shamelen they are making a movie called glass second one after unbreakable they made together, do you remember that. >> yeah. >> and then, if you are watching good day you saw paula abdul, well, apparently after she was on our show she got hungry after we put her to work. >> well, sure. >> she went to geno's and had a cheese stake and yeah, but lets get to the moment where she was at the station. i want to see. she was doing weather the way paula abdul can. >> my base, you have to fix my hair. >> hair and make up you are hired, paula. >> i can do the dancing weather girl. >> we have to try this one more time. >> let's bump it, and then point a

holland. in the middle of its own struggle to keep his --fromdence -- from: paul poland.s reminded me never to forget where i came in. told me, i would've loved to go to college and she told me to make it matter. i was the editor of the i remember thew, election night party in 1984 at the hanover inn where i was editor of the review and all of the professors are on the of that looking in and we were on the inside where a married and band ofmary --a merry political revolutionaries -- >> tell me more. >> i kept watching the mclaughlin group, and i sitting with a friend of mine said, i think i could do that. and i was told that there was a new network getting started. people, cbs many also called me at the same time, and i was working for both networks at the same time is on. i did not know where i was going at cbs, i didn't think i was very good that i met a lot of interesting people on the way. it has been a wild ride. awesome, iuntry is get teared up every sunday when i go to mass, i thank god for what i have and i ask him to give me wisdom and humility as i go forward. i

men meanwhile failing to qualify for next year's world cup holland's women may have a better deal may soon be on the table for them as well paul reece al-jazeera and the netherlands and you can catch up in time with our website the dress that is out there dot com he watches by clicking on the live icon. i'm one of the top stories on our syria spain's government says it will press ahead with plans to suspend catalonia autonomy after leaders there ignored a final deadline to back down on secession from minister mariano haha it will hold a cabinet meeting on saturday and trigger article one five five of the constitution a measure that's never been used allowing madrid to impose direct rule over the region there is need barker's in barcelona it's not going to be an instant process the madrid government will have to qualify exactly where they believe that the catalonia leadership transgress their normal parameters where they basically essentially broken the rules they have said repeatedly that they want to bring the region back to the galaxy that the prime minister mariano rajoy those close to him have phrased it but exactly how lo

men meanwhile failing to qualify for next year's world cup holland's women may hope a better deal may soon be on the table for them as well paul reese. in the netherlands staying with the topic of women's football and equal pay the for me women's football at. any says the sport is still dominated by male administrators who have not yet grasped the commercial potential of women's football. i really think it's a lack of understanding of to see the opportunities women's football nowadays it's a fantastic sport it's appreciated by the public by people on the street you can see that from the numbers of people watching the people women's world cup matches in the stands or following the t.v. social media you know huge numbers of people and this starts to drop the case in so many other countries and leagues it's only now if you will maybe it's the top but it's a really booming market and rights holders as well as sports organizations and basically the ones who run it seem to have not really understand or that just don't see the potential which actually exists in women's football it's probably the biggest women's sports in the world an

dutchmen meanwhile failing to qualify for next year's world cup holland's women may hope a better deal may soon be on the table for them as well paul reese have been in the netherlands so apart from norway and denmark pay parity and equality have been hot topics in women's football right across the world and it starts at the top fee for paid women's world cup champions the usa two million dollars for their victory one men's champions germany to come thirty five million in comparison after years of wrangling with u.s. soccer the women's team received a bump in bonuses earlier this year but it's still less than their male counterparts who don't forget failed to qualify for next year's world cup five of brazil's top players quit last week after the first woman to coach them emily lima was fired they've complained of low appearance fees and a lack of support from the brazilian football federation who have no women on the executive board and african women's champions nigeria had to stage a two week sit in at their hotel before the nigerian government agreed to release a one million dollar bonus for winning the twenty six team tournament

men meanwhile failing to qualify for next year's world cup holland's women may help a better deal may soon be on the table for them as well paul reece al-jazeera and the netherlands. well the issue has drawn attention of many including that of american women soccer goalkeeper hope solo solo took to twitter to express her view or no way saying say at u.s. soccer equality is possible ethical and lawful and it's the right thing to do she also uses the hashtag equality in a tweet as you can see there this is an open letter behind me posted online by brazilian women's football urging for equality five of brazil's top players quit last week after the first woman to coach them emily lima was fired while inequality in football is also happening in england national team player and a luko claims she hasn't been picked to play since she spoke out about racist remarks made to her by her former coach the f.a. tried to cover up the scandal but it's come to light in a government inquiry luko says she would have been treated differently if she was a male player. there's a huge question amount. over the hundred caps. these top players have got

men meanwhile failing to qualify for next year's world cup holland's women may help a better deal may soon be on the table for them as well paulreese al-jazeera and the netherlands the chicago cubs have stayed alive in the race for a place in baseball's world series the defending champion speed the los angeles dodgers three two but two home runs from salvia bias help the cubs to victory they now trail three one in better best of seven series. doping is an issue that's been on the radar in recent months and it's made its way into dog's leadings top race that's a rod several dogs who race in the world's most famous laid race of tested positive for a banned substance called tramadol race officials are giving the name of the dog sled driver involved several dogs tested positive for the pain reliever in march who would have thought to leave it there for now so most would later thanks very much peter and of course you follow all of the news that we cover here on our web site down to zero dot com i'll be back with more news on the other side of the break a little and from peter and all of the state thanks for your time and your compa

paul shaffer host their own talk show. >> our first guest wearing a pink skirt. your name? >> how are you doing. >> hi. i'm doing well. what is you name. >> aliza hollande ] >> jimmy welcomes a-list guests including howard stern, tracy morgan, arnold schwarzenegger and tonight's show features amy schumer and lcd sound system. yeah, back in brooklyn. amazing lineup. >> and finally "american idol" judges katy perry, luke bryan and lionel riching are scouring the country for the next star. they headed to new orleans for the second set of auditions in the city taking some time to the big easy. richie bryan and perry hopping on a float and cruising flew the french quarter with a brass band no less while tossing beads to the crowd and it continues. they continental make them earn those beads. >> no no. >> appropriate tv, right? okay. whoops. pop-up auditions have been announced. at her witness tour in nashville on wednesday. >> all right. want to hit me again? >> there she goes. >> i'm a physical person when i laugh, when i get frustrated about a word i can't find. if ouryou're sitting close you're fair game. >>> up next big changes coming to twitter after f