and perhaps showtime which are worth more to paramount in the conglomerate it is right now., scott, the company should be sold. after thursday's earnings, it's two worth a heck of a lot more, not less. the free cash flow is positive now and is going up. i just want to point out one other thing. they are selling assets. they sold simon & schuster, the book publishing arm, not core to streaming media. they sold that and they're using the proceeds to immediately tender, as they already have, for debt outstanding which will mean that they have no debt maturing until 2027, so all of the worries about, oh, my, it's 2027 they next have to. >> i'm thinking what kind of premium they would get if someone wanted to buy the whole company, what kind of premium with such a dramatically declining stock price and what is perceived to be in many corners a declining asset? >> good point. good point. the stock is higher now than before earnings, thank goodness. but to the analyst point regarding asset sales, showtime being combined with paramount plus, is key to why they were able to increase

the time comes with like showtime, the right time in assistance because it would generate a very high dependency on imagine assistance. and it would provide, prevent them from being able to integrate into society and to have, you know, finding a job, for example, to be able to fend for themselves and feed the family. so the plans would be as much as possible trying to make sure that this outcomes for our returning has the ability and the support they need to. we integrate in our back end society, wherever they would like to go are across the country. you were talking about the defendants on your mind, attendant assistance, but isn't that what is generally going to happen? unfortunately, give them the of guns themselves who are already enough gun. hassan are already coping with hunger and millions that are already dependent on aid for survival. isn't that unfortunately the fate that might before a large majority of people have a ton from bach has done this is one of our concerns. absolutely. so link to what you just said, like there was still 6600000. i intended it just says off guns,

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if you have not seen the finale, there is a hard show waiting for you on showtime.e the death and destruction that comes along with war, tonight, ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the israeli defense minister said today that after 16 years in power, hamas has lost control of gaza. in a statement, the defense minister said gazans have no faith in the hamas regime and that the military mission is going, quote, according to plan. and in a photo that has been verified by nbc news, and idf brigade was seen occupying the palestinian parliament building in gaza city. our colleague keir simmons has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, after days of flights in and around hospitals in northern gaza, and critical medical resources in short supply, bodies bowed out side and deepening desperation inside. here, a palestinian doctor treating a patient with a cell phone light. president biden calling for less intrusive action on the hospitals. >> we are in contact with the israelis that hospitals must be protected. >> israel says hamas is using hospitals for cover. they say this is a hamas fighter with a rock

paramount would say combining the showtime and paramount plus apps together into one service makes themelps with retention and that they're being very disciplined when it comes to costs. i think that's the key argument here, carl. >> and the bulls, the real bulls on the stock would say that the entire company could be up for company and redstone looks more eager or willing to sell. warren buffett being in this stock and everything else. >> yeah. i think there's so many questions about the media landscape here. when it comes to a really big deal, if paramount were to sell in entirety, the question is, who would the buyer be? what is the regulatory process be like and would the buyer have to then agree not to buy certain pieces of this or paramount would have to sell off certain pieces if they were redundant with a media company buying those assets. if you look at the buyers, if it's not a tech company, a media company would not be able to probably buy the entirety of paramount global because there is redundancy. the question is, is a tech company a buyer and could you get this kind of de

joining me now are my friends, jennifer palmieri and mark mckinnon, co-host of the showtime's the circusafter a great seasons, will air its series finale on sunday at seven pm eastern. i say that with a tear in my eye. >> you're not a big crier, alex, i am very moved. >> i am emotional about it. we'll get to a later after we have gotten to, well, equally emotional stuff, but in a different way. thank you for being here. mark, i have to start with you, because every time we wanted to interview joe manchin on the circus, we say, can they get us manchin? listen, i know, you know, joe manchin. you have talked to joe manchin. you helped establish the label of the sort of third party independent organization that you are no longer affiliated with. >> let's make that clear, yes. >> wonderfully clear. how do you read the decision at the announcement on joe manchin. today >> it's the surprise to me. manchin has always been thinking about something like this, making it look like this. -- jim justice would be a much stronger candidate, as republicans win and state, for trump, it's huge. it was like

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valerie jarrett, who served as the seniordvisor to president barack obama in the showtime series, the first lady. can you tell us a little t more about that role and the fact that, you know, we have these two different roles you know, it's television versus film. yeah. tell us little about that because you've done both does that change your preparation or process for preparing? well. not so much. i mean, this is a yeah, it's the wig. i wasn't going to say anything. but yeah, she just i loved that. i love it was so much fun about valerie ms. jarrett. i don't know. i call about i just couldn't help but right. but it is as you know, it's different way of going about work because of the schedule on television. and, you know, it's you only have so much time. you got a lot of work to do and not a lot of time. so there's that. but also it it is a little bit pressure to play someone who is still walking the earth, you ow, because you just you, you know, you just want get it, right? yes, exactly. but i loved of course, you ow, how importantnd now it was jarrett was for the obamas. obviously it

so yes, the cease fire is on the showtime. we need to be pushing for it to become a long time. so people onto freight from boeing, full of bones falling from the sky. every night in your organization was, was found it to help people survive, recover, and rebuild the guidance. who survived this for? how can they begin to recover and can they ever rebuild? i certainly hope so. it's one of the most complex crises in the world. we're dealing with 2000000 civilians who have been displaced. 1.5 displays right now, but over the years the suffering that the palestinians are faced is significant. and the pos towards peace is, is not open right now. member states around the well need to push forward this. she might not turn cease fire resolution, be un to, to stop the fighting and then that needs to be serious conversations about what's next. so both sides of the conflict and live in peace, but principally right now, no more lives. the last on the palestinian side that we can stop the process of reopening hospitals and finding ways to get the people have been displaced back into the appr

will: it is showtime. actually, will, we have a problem. giving thanks this holiday weekend as people share what's most important to them this year. >> we're out here to see the christmas trees. let's get ready for the holiday spirit and having our little one walk in. see these amazing trees, just being there for everybody. >> see, i work constant daily just to make sure every single day. this is my only day off spending time with the family, enjoying the company. >> you know, everybody lives far away. so yeah, gathering time to be with one another and enjoy. >> for many, this is the start of the holiday season. happy thanksgiving. i'm jana katsuyama and hi everyone. >> i'm frank mallicoat. this thanksgiving winds down. many people are using this long weekend to spend time with family, go shopping and of course, prepare for the winter holidays. ktvu's alice was joins us live at union square and found there are some changes in the way people plan to spend their time and their money. alice that's right, frank. >> we're here at union square wh

these boy goods. initially, it will undoubtedly affect the jump markets, but this impact will be showtime. in the long run, both the individual countries and the companies of these individual countries will get benefits when e's real estate on companies isolated as significant to void with an edge. however, we know that nature always feels devoid with something else. i don't believe the boy goods lifetime will be alone, as israel has repeatedly committed war crimes for the past 50 years, workers has been imposed consistently. however, these boards ended instantly when israel took a step back. we'll see the ends of the boy goods of the ceasefire assigned between israel and palestine. the, it's been 10 years since the year of my don uprising began in the key of mass and rushed across the joining of crimea with russia. and the conflict in the don bass were some of the key moments on the past. ukraine embarked on, in his aftermath the so called here on my, the on began and the country's capital on november 21st 2013 people gather to protest against the governments in band and many of the asso

in any case, the demonstrations will happen regardless, but a series of showtime. and again, that they will risk devise a going out through the streets where they see that there fundamental interest. so right, so the invited to be in terms of these demonstrations where these right need security forces are using live ammunition just to be absolutely clear. is there any excuse for that international law to disperse pretenders with live? i munition, a lot of where we live. god says in other jurisdictions, i'm frankly, and i have to say this is if this is happening anywhere else in the world, we wouldn't even be having this discussion. and i think we have to have the courage to say that we're having this discussion because of it is wrong about us on it is ludicrous to suggest that it is justified to, to use live munition, to, to, to dispel. and what is arguably a peaceful demonstration, i mean, when we looked at the, in the context of similar do do, what do we support the as oper, shame in using life, i munition, to kill a single thousands of protesters that force me t

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he is one of the co-hosts of the circus on showtime. mister gibbs, i turn to you first because it was this time in 2011 when the headlines on your screen right now we're out there, headlines predicting obama was going to lose in 2012, it didn't look good, he ended up winning 230 electoral votes in that election. so what's your take from this new polling that has some people scared? >> well the couple of things. i think these are warning signs for the biden campaign. i think everyone should be clear about that i don't think any of these numbers surprised anybody inside of the biden campaign. but you pointed out, pulls a year out aren't predictions about what is going to happen in a year. they are kind of a tally of how people feel when the poll is taken, so there is a whole campaign that's gonna be played out, it's gonna be played out in the six states that you're showing there, and it's gonna be really incumbent upon the biden campaign to make this a real choice in the election he's gonna have to go out there and sell the economic messa

they thought paramount would sell one of the assets like showtime but they don't see any asset sales on the horizon no catalyst for the company the stock is down. stuart: is this another dating company. >> you start with the date then you can mate, very forward. a ceo whitney woolford is stepping down. the company reports tomorrow look at the stock on seven and three quarters percent. match which owns tinder cratered after the fourth-quarter forecast is pretty terrible and now the shares are at a record low speed when we were discussing the cost of the day it's going to the theory the matchmaking systems don't work as well so the stock goes down. >> in part. >> we were discussing the expense of the date but none of us really knew. stuart: booking holdings a travel site. >> the on priceline the stock is up to into thirds% the stock is down 7% since the end of september and "the price is right" by the dip in priceline has a black friday deals if your subscriber you can find hotels as much as 99% off. stuart: what hotel without b. rules and regulations around that but it's basically fre

the parent company of cbs, showtime, b.e.t. networks grew 38% year over year and the streaming service grew by 2.7 million users. you see the shares are up nearly 5%. >>> ticketmaster parent company livenation with the strongest quarter every thanks to concert tours from taylor swift and beyonce. higher ticket prices and demand boosted revenue up 32% to $8.2 billion. blowing past estimates which called for $7 billion. those shares up 3%. >>> turning to china now which has been seen by u.s. businesses as a driver of future growth. these days, chinese consumers are not feeling confident about their own future. take a look at recent earnings reports from companies like yum china and e.l.f. beauty and apple. our eunice yoon is looking at what is driving the weaker sentiment. >> reporter: thank you, frank. a private sector survey shows revenue is down for the fourth straight month and the lowest since the early days of the pandemic in 2020. consumers say they just can't catch a break. kevin li's suit shop in the shopping district wa

it's showtime. montgomery gets into the secondary. he's inside the 40. to blocker up ahead. trevor's going to distance. >> the touchdown on their last two possessions. >> uh-oh, uh-oh. deflected, picked off. taken back by newsom. >> going deep and caught on the play. >> here comes jeffrey simmons mayfield. inside the one, inside the 20, 10, 5. >>> second down and short here. george kittle, good-bye! a touchdown. >>> stepping up, dobbs, nothing downfield, spinning away. dobbs trying to shake his way to the end zone. >>> oh. >> oh, the play fake. and then the checkdown. walker, the defender in front of him stumbled. that gives walker the space. extra space. down the sideline. he is gone. touchdown. >> one last chance for the packers. love throws. end zone. intercepted, and it's over. >> those were some of the biggest plays from across the nfl yesterday. there were some really good games and some bad ones including new england losing. we didn't show you the giants being hammered by the cowboys. but let's go to las vegas for the raiders hosting the new york

the earlier model, we watched hbo become the dominant pay tv service, and then we had starz and showtime the scale of hbo, but they got up to 65, 70% of the distribution probable lay little lower price point and bundled. it was stable. i can tell you for years it was very profitable. >> right. >> it was a good business. so the question really is, can there be a successful and sustained number two, three, maybe four >> that is my question. >> that is the question. i believe there can, but only if it's driven by something that's unique and exclusive. >> of course, the questions and the conversation that we've been having for many years, malone and myself, with some interesting added things, carl and leslie, especially in terms of dealing with higher rates, i thought his expectation that we are in a cycle that may end in some distress for certain players and an opportunity for others, i thought, was quite interesting and, obviously, as you know, malone has seen his share of those cycles in the last 50 years. >> yeah. i thought he was candid saying it's toast, talking about the overleverage

tim, you recently interviewed former trump white house chief strategist steve bannon on showtime's the circus. let's listen. >> a mega lawyer, on your podcast, mike davis. he suggested one of the top priorities for attorney general, fired the deep state executive branch. a lot -- deport millions of people. then detain people. pardon ever january 6th defendant. what do you think that? >> i think it's fantastic. >> all five? >> so we've all been talking about the potential extreme trump policies. there they are, talking about them so brazenly, so openly. tim, what do you make of the fact that folks have no qualms talking about very extreme, anti-small d democratic rule of law plans that they have for trump's second term. >> i think the main takeaway here is that he's going to have the most radical, most reactionary folks around him. i think that miles can speak to. this last, time there were a lot of people in the administration, there were a lot of other folks as well who are trying to put the bumpers on the bowling lane. that work to, times not others. those bumpers will be off next ti

she's now the co-host and executive producer of showtime's the circus.and anthony coley, who served as director in the doj's office of public affairs, and his senior adviser to attorney general, merrick garland. thank you so much both for being here. we were talking about this earlier today already. i want to start with you. because you are recently at a trump rally in florida. >> last wednesday. >> welcome back. >> he did as the counter programming to the republican debate. >> that one. we all know it well. he uses this language at his rallies, how do people digest it? what is the environment there? >> what was really disturbing, i remember going to trump rallies for the last four years. i always learn a lot. and i have noticed that the crowds are changing. we are in hialeah, where in south florida, a neighborhood that is heavily latino so you expect to see a larger hispanic population at this rally, and there was. the concern as he was talking to people who had not been involved, maybe they had supported trump before, they weren't going to rallies. peo

people who have been displaced from the north, at a central area of gauze, a city who had also taken showtime site, the school. all of them had left the houses in order to be safe and the weight from the east very bombardment toward the east ready occupation forces keep recommends and people to keep leading to the southern areas of gall. this trip. these strikes had to claim the lives of around 15 palestinians with a number of others. also who have their reported in just on receiving the treatment right now because of which is a southern hospitals or 3. those people have be suffering from because very intense compartments. now with the rain and with the lack of food, water, and even access to a medical supply in order to treat the patients inside this school, the situation is successive facing now more as, as well. it keeps launching a series of strikes against different native nations. one show to schools that run schools for us, the territory in order to force people to feel that there is there any safe place in gaza strip and even with the also to force people in the most even in the centr

shannon: us talk about aid you heard the speaker at the beginning of the showtime's israel stand aloneget past in the house or it's different over in the senates. there is talk of again at lickig it together with ukrainian aid it's interesting the gallup poll shows americans are growing skeptical about providing unlimited continued aid to ukraine the number of americans in the u.s. is doing too much in that particular conflict has jumped 12 points since trust in june. do you worry attacking those things together may slow down as ukraine is less popular the aid getting to israel in a more timely fashion? >> no i don't. on the senate side there's strong bipartisan support for aid not only to israel but you to ukraine immediately. ukraine is running then it's resources they are in the midst of a very serious comfort with the russians. the russians may have staged a major counterattack weeks ago their intensive casualties on both sides particularly the russian side. we cannot just step back and let time go by we have to support the ukrainians it is our interest and frankly what i was talki

even the life of me become a cruise and displaced people who are presenting thing and we're taking showtime slide to see for hospital. now those have been informed by the is what occupation forces to evacuate to be southern areas of gaza strip booking on foot. uh for think those of why is that what the to reach the distinction and the south. the majority of those patients are facing and experiencing very severe injuries which prevent them from working and even there must be pushed by someone else. i know that to uh, facilitate the mobility of do so wanted people. meanwhile, they have been forced to fleet to the southern areas um its a running concerns that they might lose that lots of due to the us due to the long distance that they would be forced to uh, to cross and to will till they reach the southern areas of which are 3 main while these but occupation forces us to station in the vicinity of the she felt hospital and even there are still pretty much you babies inside the into pages of the she fall hospital who must be supposed to deliver to the southern areas of the call district, meanw

then it was showtime for the defense. the prosecution's case was all invented nonsense, they said.se, oughta scare the hell outta all of you. >> secrest said that sandra was the victim of a myopic bumbling investigation. >> this lady falsely accused. >> and the defendant said that sandra attacked herself. >> she's been tied up. she's been left in the closet for 14, 16, 17 hours. >> they show these photos in court and said we -- sent her to a doctor and confirmed her injuries. >> when sandra went to the doctor, they -- >> the blinkers detectives thought sandra was guilty from the get-go. >> would you want us to find the killer? >> of course. >> i don't think you do. >> and they said in the most trying of circumstances, sandra remained consistent and composed. >> i had a seizure and, usually i can't move anyway. >> another point, a forensic one, the defense told the jury of dna evidence that have been collected, but not presented by the prosecution. >> there is unknown male dna in various drawer pulls in the master bedroom, and the door handles, and also on that backpack. so it's hug

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showtime was as to as to great to us and they stuck with us and we're grateful.have brought the campaign to us up close. >> who knows. maybe the circus could come to town near you. >>> meta is announcing that political advertisers will have to disclose when they use artificial intelligence to alter or digitally create media in ways that could be misleading. but the policy stops short of banning altered media all together. and let's bring in andrew ross sorkin for that and more. >> thanks so much for being here. you know, there is already an election in europe that was swamped by ai. altered stroiss. and most experts think that ai changed the election. >> i think it stick naturals how good ai has become and how will meta track this. it is one thing for them to say we have voluntarily done this. but if you hire human beings to track it, if you don't take it down, what happens. what happens if an entire campaign is sending big money dollars to a meta. do they stop it. and other piece is give them credit that meta is publicly saying that they will do this. what about

bush and john mccain, and former co-host of "the circus" which has tragically wrapped on showtime, mark circus". >> thank you. it took ten years to get the show on, and we thought it would be one season and done. it was supposed to be about the campaign. three weeks into trump, keep going. 138 episodes later, we're done. >> it's so awesome. and everyone prescient and perfectly conceived and executed, and some of the best food i've ever seen on tv. >> food and booze we did really well. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. i have a lot of gratitude about it. >> fox news is such an interesting character in the story at this point. it almost becomes its own plot line. >> yes. >> and again, like all the stories about republicans, the calls are all coming from inside the house. >> yes. >> and this is another call about fox from inside the house. >> well, in the trump era, i think the greatest casualty has been truth. and the greatest microphone for the lies has been fox. >> right. >> we know from the lawsuit, it's not a news organization, it's a propaganda machine. i want to tell a quick

when i interviewed steve bannon for the "circus" on showtime steve bannon suggested that man for attorneye that actually get in there? who the heck knows? but this is not just random, you know, resistance fear -- like getting concerned about something that isn't realistic. the people around trump are saying that this is a person that should have a top role and they are out, and that guy is out there suggesting the most anti-democratic, anti-rule of law fascistic totalitarian policies imaginable. that is alarming. even if i'm not personally alarmed by the, you know, fake tough guy threats. >> but i think you're right to treat them seriously. so let's talk then about what the guardrails are. if you were to have donald trump elected to another term, if he were to put forward names like this for consideration to lead doj, right? what are the guardrails in place? the u.s. senate? >> that's right. but one of the positions that tim miller just mentioned is white house counsel. that doesn't have to be, you know, senate confirmed. a lot of the people in the white house, chief of staff, these don't

. >> it said there was a chance to sell some assets, showtime, b.e.t., they didn't, and that window noweems to be closed. it's almost as if the season is over for these. i happen to think it's not. >> season over for what? >> okay, we decided, disney's going to buy hulu. comcast didn't have a good quarter. we work for comcast. paramount is a disaster. zaslav can't pull off warner brothers. by the way, i really disagree with that. i'm not as concerned as others. so, i mean, you know, you got disney. you have abc, nbc, cbs and espn, all spoken for, and fox, nobody cares about anymore. so, i just think that the most important thing is to tell the story, and if iger has johnston, he can do other things. i wish hugh were -- he's a great cfo. he could run a -- i would have made him the ceo. >> he's a cfo who walks like a ceo. >> i like him very much because i've never been snowed by him, and david would know this. i'm snowed repeatedly. i feel like a bit of a weatherman. people don't understand how often i'm snowed and manipulated, and i have to come back ask just work harder than they do and

talking about it still well out to sea and still has to get organized assembled before it's ready for showtimeerature. check for you right now. we have some lower 50's on the board already. and 55 san francisco, 52 for half moon bay. meanwhile, 40's pretty much elsewhere. san jose. 52 there and the readings are kind of hodgepodge the little bit here. a little head a little behind from yesterday. we did have a lot of clear skies working here that allow temperatures to drop in some of the valleys a little bit more. so than we've seen from before. 68 at high noon, 3 o'clock. we'll do about 71 again approaching the middle 70's for highs today and again, becoming unsettled into next week. we'll have more on that forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank today marks the start of the 2023 asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. >> also known as apec over the next 7 days. leaders from asia and the u.s. including president joe biden are expected to arrive in the bay area. kron four's tiffany justice live for us now. muskogee center with more on what we can expect

it's showtime. as montgomery gets it to the secondary. he's inside the 40.ast two possessions. >> uh-oh, uh-oh, the front here picked off and taken back by newsom. >> stroud on first and ten. caught on the play. >> here comes jeffrey simmons may field able to get it to the right. he's got room to run. inside the five, 20, 10, 5 -- >> one-on-one, george kittle, good-bye. a stepping up, dobbs. dobbs trying to shake his way to the open. oh, play fake. then the chip down. stumbled. that gives walker space and now walker with extra space. down the sideline. he's gone. touchdown. >> one last chance for the packers. love throws. end zone, intercepted, and it's over. >> those were some of the biggest plays from across the nfl yesterday. in addition to the plays that mattered, we also brought you one from the 10-6 loss, patriots in germany. joining us now the host of pablo torre. let's not talk about the patriots please. >> no more exploiting of the patriots? >> no. >> your prophesy may air in another football. >> let's talk about football. two pop stars, texans and

co-host of showtime's "the circus," nbc news national affairs analyst, john heilemann. and rogers chair in the american presidency at vanderbilt university, historian jon meacham joins us. >> great lineup. >> my gosh, hello. good morning. >> there's a bit of a meltdown yesterday in democratic circles all over the place. >> very worried. >> my phone melting down. >> exploding. i was telling people, be mindful. >> is that what you were saying? >> you have to be mindful. a long way out. you know, president romney was doing extraordinarily well at this point. the last gallup poll going into the race had mitt romney up by 11 points over barack obama. it didn't turn out that way. i think these polls are very important. i think the white house should be scared as hell. if you're running for president or any office, you should always be scared as hell. >> yeah. >> i ran scared 20 points ahead. i ran like i was 20 points behind. but these polls that came out yesterday shows they have areas they really need to work on. is it something that people should be freaking out like they

we'll watch the final episode of "the circus" on sunday on showtime. how do you feel?for you guys. >> i'm so proud. this is an important time in american politics and i feel like this show just with the quality of editing, the quality of camera work and, you know, we did a decent job in analysis, it just really honored the struggle that everyone's been through in american politics. we're super proud of what -- and grateful too for being able to do that for so long. >> well, you should be. we're not ready to say good-bye yet. that show's too good. maybe it finds another home. >> stay tuned. >> sam stein, eugene daniels, thank you both. we appreciate it. >>> coming up here, while foreign policy crises dominate the white house, donald trump's national security policies are not primary concerns for what he needs to win over the voters. >>> plus, bob woodward joins the conversation in washington when "morning joe" comes right back. "morning joe" comes right back liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking

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