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warner media from — warner media by discovery. i've got to tell you, musk, i didn't see it coming. even when he made the announcement that he was going to buy twitter i actually didn't believe the day would come when the board would actually say yes, we are selling twitter to you. but that day came on monday and working to talk about that decision in detail. vivian, thanks for being with us. chris williams is also on the media show. chris, you're the business editor of the daily telegraph. and i wonder when you were watching what piers morgan and talk tv were doing this week as they launched, whether you felt you were watching the future. in some ways, but in some ways it's a hark back to what rupert murdoch's done in america and it's kinda back to the future. there're still big questions about the economics of tv news, whether they make it work, taking two approaches. one is to use assets they've already got in radio, in newspaper to make cheaper content. and then monetise new investments like piers morgan's around the world. it'

at&t separating that time warner business after a bruising to your battle with regulators to get it done. there is a great read on the terminal today that shows all of the missteps that at&t took trying to rebuild that media operation, why it is now a pure telecom plate. they are higher by .3% in the premarket. as we look forward to the new earnings season for q1, the last remnants of q4 are coming in. carmax, eps, a big miss. the street was looking for a gain in unit sales. shares down 2%. some of the other public he treated car sellers including carvana, down. i know you love and a list downgrades. goldman sachs upgrading that stock today buy. morgan stanley downgrading hewlett-packard enterprise, down 3.5%, saying the demand for telecom equipment showing softness. citi downgrading cisco to sell. they say some of the other competitors continue to eat the lunch of cisco. tom: earnings tomorrow from jp morgan and then goldman sachs. right now, to bring you up-to-date on the dynamics of this bond market, robert tipp joins us, chief investment strategist at pgim fixed income. how much bloo

remember when dell owned a lot of vmware, but the stock still traded the braves used to be part of time warner, but got sold to liberty back in 2007 and the defending world series champions, they're perennials. in february, the numbers were excellent. they have huge revenue growth, and the stock got hit hard this winter, but then the lockout ended. it's made a comeback where do i stand on this one it's tough for a team to win the world series two years in a row. but you may want to wait for a pullback with these numbers, but it's a good one. but what if you could own an entire league? i'm talking about another liberty media tracking stock, formula 1 group. you get the whole world championship, it spans 23 races across 21 countries this year. a lot of people busting about this the drone racing league, a spac affiliated with liberty media and more but the core is what matters here, and i think the core business is really exciting. for formula 1, it's having a huge moment right now. let's stretch that out a huge time period it's got wa wildly popular netflix reality show, and the company c

we should step back and let people kind of understand how warner media, which was time warner before that owning of -- owns cnn, hbo -- liz: turner. >> bunch of stuff, paramount, right? is that in there? liz: warner. paramount is viacom. >> i'm sorry. got that confused. david backish and jason chi lahr. they don't look the same, do they? liz: bob. oh, my -- >> all right. in any -- liz: weapon of mass destruction. >> the thing that got consummated where it got sold to at&t, i believe, in 2018, right? liz: well, it was contested by donald trump. >> contested by donald trump in 2019. and then sold, by the end of 2020 it was clear this thing wasn't working out with at&t -- liz: they did get it though. i mean, they did overcome the donald trump, fcc -- >> i -- they won that. but still after all that money they threw in, they just sold it at the edge of 2020. we actually were first on fox business to break the story that cnn could be up for sale. what i didn't know was they were going to sell the whole thing, not just cnn. that's what they did to discovery in a $43 billion deal. the deal i

warner and david runs discovery, so where is the low-hanging fruit. cnn plus. >> tucker: i keep thinking they spend, i'm all for news companies spending a lot of money. on the other hand they really send a billion dollars to bring me a tony fauci interview with chris wallace or whatever? >> let's be clear, it's $500 million, jake tapper's book club interviewing tony fauci about mask mandates. are you going to walk away with that with blaring headlines, it's predictably left progressive on the table side and it's predictably boring here. i have friends there, you guys are predictable. i said relate, am i that predictable? is tucker carlson that predictable? no, that is tv. you >> tucker: one thing i will say in fox's defense is wee not pompous and self-satisfied. you need to do this! i don't know what you should do. stop telling me what to do. that's always been my attitude. it's great to see you tonight. thank you. the state of florida has just challenged by administration's attempt to push hormone treatments on small children. the surgeon general of

warner, and others getting the deal done is one thing. managing the asset in a good wa is another it can be tricky i think with big tech now, there is more scrutiny some of the companies that might be thinking acquisitions might be smart for them to expand their portfolio recognize that brussels, other places, there's a little more caution and a little more difficult path to getting those deals done that likely reduces some of their willingness to take a shot you'll see some of them. over the next year or two, some will end up passing muster and getting done, and some will be turned down. >> i mentioned microsoft, activision, and it is a deal regulators are looking at. you're sitting in d.c. right now. what do you think the chances are for that >> i don't know the chances specifically of o that deal. microsoft has done a good job the last couple decades, after having real challenges 25 years ago. the government tried to break them up. issues in terms of unbundling the operating system. they've been more engaged with policymakers around th

could to time warner team paramount. you and i talked yesterday about subscription fatigue and we're seeing it in real time. 24 hours later. but before we get to that, texas just hit home prices increased 15% for existing homes for the month of march again continues to roll on. it's a little less than it was, but it's 15% crazy on a year-over-year. what's even crazier is when we have 2 months of supply left, i've seen low this once in my life in last 25 years. and basically if you own a home here in control because people want to buy homes, have no options. yesterday we saw some data about some multifamily homes, apartments or condos being built. but that's a year away. so. fundamentals aren't working in the favor of a buyer in their work in the favor of sellers at this point in time, i say all right, you want to go deep on netflix now? >> i mean, are they okay, so are they you describe it is losing subscribers. are they just losing? because like some people give their password to 6 people who don't subscribe them. >> it

warner and as david runs discovery so where's the low hanging fruit cnn plus that's the first one you really think i i keep reading that they spent and i'm all for news companies s spending a lot of money to clean this out. on the other hand , they really nd a dollars to bring you like a tony fauci interview with chris wallacey weathertech or whatever . let's be clear, it's it's 500 million, which is still a lot of money. but yeah, i mean that's the problem. i mean if you if you interview i mean think about how predictable the programing was. jake j tapper's book club interviewing tony fauci about b mask mandates. i mean m m are you going to waly away with that with blaring headlines? you know that we look with mr. fauci saying dr. fauci saying about mass mandates and that's part of the problem with their program. it's it's predictably leftpr progressive on the cable side and it's predictably boring here. it was said i have friends there. they come back , they come at me and say, oh , you guys who i really am i that predictable is tucker carlson predictable? no, i mean that's whyhy th

getting to four, we will see it's sad i would not want to be an employee at legacy time warner or warnermedia because there is going to be massive cutting. it has to happen. >> yeah. since we've got you, michael, and twitter's been a story and you cover it, i just love to get your thoughts on this if possible changing directions a bit. musk can clearly go beyond 14.9 if he chooses to do so i don't know if you have any better idea what he may be up to than anybody else. tell me what your thoughts are the stock is flat now. >> when you said change direction i think of elon musk, right? you change directions and the question -- but we can't figure out what he wants to accomplish here it's really interesting. like my gut was once you saw that stake, and the stock popped, i thought i would take profits on this because twitter's challenges really are about monetization and dau growth and i'm sure he will bring in new talent and, you know, kind of invigorate the place. they have always had this challenge of being able to mobtize their footprint. they can't to it as well as google and facebook. i don

unfortunately for at&t the damage done by their acquisition of time warner and by their earlier acquisition of directv can't be undone with the stroke of a pen still over levered and the core businesses are weaker for having spent several critical years with tension focused elsewhere all that said, jim, it's not expensive. >> no. they said it was, what, 6.5 times earnings. >> right now it's trading at 7.9 times their estimated 2022 ebitda. >> the stock is telling you they can't make the numbers you see how much copper they have and how much they have to do -- >> they're spend aing a lot of money, by putting fiber in they are spending a lot. they are a wireless and wire line company that is what at&t is >> how about the fact that -- >> obviously with a different -- >> moffett praised them for reversing very quickly after they took on way too much debt, but that they did not clear the books. i thought that was really kind of a -- >> they didn't change their leverage ratio to a large extent. >> they haven't changed the way they account for certain things in terms of expenses we talked about ab

charlie: today is the day that the discovery time-warner deal, warner media deal closes, neil. it's a big day, so it's a $43 billion merger and here is where this merger is going to get really interesting, because yes, there's more to warner media than just cnn but all eyes are on what's going to happen at the cable news network that was famously a foe of donald trump and people, its been criticized as criticized as too far right sometimes they are criticized as too far left and there's going to be some changes at cnn based on everything that we hear it's not the biggest part of the media empire but it's a part that david zazlov, the new ceo of discovery whose going to run it all, chris licht, the ceo of cnn and report directly to david , not to an intermediary running the entertainment part of the business, which used to be jeff carlor, this is really interesting, both under pressure to do certain things, and our sources internally, we should point out, we have these are people inside the company are saying that the talent is clearly on edge here. they think there's going to b

more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families all the time. see the reason for the credit on with administrative people lean extreme around around 200 people in june around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, ill on muss commerce to take control of twitter. the space x tesla founder does offer to buy the platform outright and turn it into a haven of free speech. we'll get reaction from wall street. and the european central bank continues to tiptoe around raising interest rates will ask the world bank if the e c. b is being too timid. facility to be business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. hello, musk wants to take twitter private, the test, the tycoon. as offered to buy the social media company and turn it into the world's free speech platform as he puts it, he's also suggested he'll sell his existing 9 percent stake in twitter. if his offer is turned down, must himself is a keen user of the social network and h

right now, i am focused on warner media. >> focus on it until friday, your last day. we expect the company to start operating as a combined company without you at warner media and warner media and discovery start operating together monday. what you have been focused on, hbo max and the streaming service was a focus. you made the decision to stream all the warner brothers on max for 2021 there are questions if the box office willfully bounce back once consumers got a taste of that convenience how do you think that decision could possibly change the movie industry and what's next for the movie industry >> well, i think over the full arch of media's history and this goes back to the 1940s, julia, which is the consumer always gets to make the decision in terms of where this all goes and i do believe there will be a healthy theatrical business for decades to come. but you'll see more imax worthy spectacles, those will be the stories that compel people off the couches, and i believe there will be a lot of convenience with regards to people watching more and more motion pict

warner brothers discovery is a little bit different. it is just having a difficult time. it's now below $19 a share, warner brothers discovery down another 5%. this has been a very messy picture, gentlemen we have so much breaking news we've got to run but bob, john, lovely to have you. 18 minutes away from as we said meta earnings. stay tuned. online trading platform robinhood taking extreme measure s to cut costs, details on robinhood chopping headcount straight ahead, and how do you go from welding in your father's metal shop at age 12 to billionaire ceo to state department official and now, 2022 nobel peace prize nominee? well keith crock has done it and he shares his incredible success story, this is a guy who became the youngest vice president at general motors when he was in his 20s and then goes to silicon valley and ran docusign, he's unbelievable, but now nobel peace prize nominee. it's his success story that we drop today on everyone talks to liz, my podcast tune in and check it out, apple, google, spotify wherever you get your podcast 17 minutes from the closi

that would be warner brothers discovery. handful of firms with bullish notes on the first day of trading after merger upgraded to buy and deutsche bank named it a top pick turning lower. you are mixed on this one. you think it's shaken not stirred i guess. >> that's right. i think is it's a better play later in the year. a big thing that focusing on is streaming. we hear the pent-up demand but it is to go on cruises and vacations. and so people are going to be focused less on that and one of the key things is to get the direct to consumer business to break even from a loss that's going to be harder to reach. however, the good news is that most of the stuff is priced in as disney. not fully priced in for disney by for warner and again it is a cheaper stock than disney. six times ebitda so it's something -- "time traveler's wife" coming out in the fall watch it as the weather gets a little colder so again, i think it's something that people, i'm not afraid it's going to have a lot of downside because it's already down 44%, but

well, well news at the top of the hour, steven fiercely has your business update and just have a good time with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families please on the tax in syria for these correct only the administrative people lean extreme around $200.00 people.

interesting timing here. flip if it over to shares of at&t which sold is its warner unit in a merger, right now shares powering higher by 4% after the telecom giant reported 29.7 billion for its core phone and internet business. no doubt at&t investors are breathing a sigh of relief that the9 company is no longer dealing with the c cnn+ drama, but what message does this send to those who were betting that warner brothers/discovery would soar as a streaming powerhouse? just a day after cnn+ if's launch, charlie gasparino's was the first to report that the future might be in peril. he's taking time out from his vacation to join us. charlie. >> i just want to add a little logic to the amc situation. if you listened to the promoters of amc and loaded up at 77 thinking it's going to 100 -- liz: okay, okay, i need to hear about warner brothers. >> no, you brought it up. you brought it up. you lost something like 90% of your money. just a little logic and just to give the other side of the story because i don't want

partnering with us to produce hot wheels and in partnership with warner brothers this is going to be another great imagination of another one of our franchises on the big screen a couple of 12 other projects we have in the making, 12 other movies we're producing or developing right now and on top of 13 television shows and series that wore going to put on air in 2022. nine of which are new. a lot of activity, a lot of excitement for mattel content. >> i was fearful this quarter that china, with covid, would stop making non-essential products are how is it that you did not skip a beat in your mattel supply chain >> well, our supply chain is playing a key role in our suck is ses is. all of our factories are fully operational and we're working in close collaboration with our partners to make sure there's product on shelf to meet consumer demands it's not that we're not seeing challenges but we're able to work through them and meet consumer demand. and this is clearly a key strategic advantage for mattel >> why did you not raise guidance this is not the gain the game wall street plays >>

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. >>> time for today's three-stock lunch. drown sorrows or celebrate cnn plus shut down by warner brothers discovery in the first week that the company is trading together down over 8% on the heels of that cancelation tesla the other way, celebrate.. record first quarter earnings. the ev maker up more than 5% and carvana, drown the sorrows down nearly 7% after posting a wider loss than the street expected okay let's bring in lee brunson, cio. you have all the titles, lee welcome. let's start with warner brothers discovery. i know it's not a stock you own. you were ready to talk about at&t let's talk warner brothers discovery. how big a shock is this? and what do i do if i happen to own the shares >> i would own the shares. i would tell them because here's the thing, cnm plus should have been obvious i would love if i could just have hbo max as a stand-alone thing. here's what i get, i get hbo max, discovery, and all these legacy cable channels, and you can't just take a legacy cable tv channel and say it's going to be streami

how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all in with his subscribe along with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families playing phone tags in syria for these correct only with people seen extreme around around getting 200 people in around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d w. made for mines. ah ah, this is the w news light from berlin an attack at a new york train station injures at least 5. the shootings happen during the busy morning commute for authorities are also said to have discovered and detonated explosive devices at the see also on the program. the battle for ukraine's besieged porter motto, paul reaches a decisive stage, ukraine's president ward. russia could use chemical weapons against a city already devastated by heavy bombardment and thousands of civilian deaths despite significant loss.

how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with a with ah, this is the w news live from berlin, ukraine's president warner. russia could use chemical weapons against the besieged city of mario pole. shelley has already devastated the city, possibly killing thousands of civilians. since the start of the also coming up you officials are looking at more ways to punish russia for the war. it has started in ukraine. meeting a foreign ministers ends with all the agreement on the 6th round of sanctions and embargo on russian oil and gas. still the major.

roku, paramount, disney, warner, warner bros. discovery is all down big time. a lot more coming up. here is elon musk twitter tesla news. as strange masked tweet blank is the night. is that scott fitzgerald tender is the night, elon musk likes to keep us guessing. the 43 billion-dollar bid to buy twitter, perhaps he will use his tesla stock as collateral from loan from the big banks but blackstone, brookfield amongst others giant investments will not help elon musk. separately tesla plant and shanghai will reopen with workers sleeping on the factory floor. the financial report this afternoon for the stock is up $7 right now. too the market is obligated yesterday. modest gains this morning, the dow will be up 140 in the s&p 20 and the nasdaq 60. bitcoin hitting $42000 early this morning up 421 right now. interest rates backing away from the 3% level. the ten year treasury yielding 289. a little movement in the price of oil $103 a barrel but you are still going to pay an average of $4.11 for gasoline. that is not coming down and diesel is over $5, $5.6 per gallon of diesel. more news

to cancel. >> stephen: no one has heard the album. >> slowly the songs very released over time. but the actual album as a piece together have not been release. >> stephen: did you ever work with him? did you ever meet him? >> i met him one time. it was at an after-party. he was incredibly nice. >> stephen: what did you talk about? guitar scblieg we did a little bit. he told me no one will ever tell you how you play your guitar, jack, and that was solid advice. don't let anyone tell you how to play your guitar, is the actual words, yeah. >> stephen: have you ever let anyone tell you how to play your guitar? >> no. one of your sound guys told me to turn down earlier, so maybe... ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> stephen: well, you're doing a song for us tonight. you're about to play a song from your new album, "fear of the dawn," one of two you're putting out this year. what are you going to play for us? >> "what's the trick." >> stephen: and you will come back next july for the next album. >> please. >> stephen: lees come back. what color will the hair be then? >> we'll see what happ

discovery the news comes as netflix lost subscribers for the first time in more than a decade the stock getting crushed down 66% this year trading levels last seen since early 2018, we are down another three and three quarters% to $201.87. on a cloudy day according coveting clear, the specialty glassmaker beat sales forecast led by 28% growth in the company's communication segment which benefited from a ramp up in 5g and broadband network spending, he lifted the full-year forecast as a reason prices it was higher than this but it's up about 3.8% right now. a bullish signal for crypto which happened to be plummeted at the moment fidelity investment plans to allow investors to put bitcoin accounts in their 401k, fidelity is one of the largest retirement savings plan providers, they work with 23000 corporations and employees will not be able to start adding crypto currencies to their 401k right away. later this year companies that use fidelity to administer their retirement plans will have the option to put put into bitcoin on the menu, noted this is helping bitcoin at the moment, we bitco

what we have heard from warner bros. discovery. everything is getting split up in terms of synergies, and i wonder if you are going to see that at the banks. and, frankly, and other sectors as well. jonathan: synergies. you hate that word. what does it really mean to kate? tom: cut costs. jonathan: in a big way. on tv and radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: keeping you up-to-date with the first word, i'm lisa matteo. it is a major escalation in the standoff between russia and europe over energy supplies. moscow will cut off the floor of natural gas to poland and bulgaria. it is making going on a threat to halt gas flows to countries that refuse the new demand to pay for the fuel in rubles. european gas prices rose more than 20%. xi jinping is calling for an all-out effort to boost infrastructure construction. it is beijing's latest attempt to rich -- to rescue economic growth, but the strategy may prove less effective because of lockdowns to get the coronavirus under control. the world's richest person cannot afford many

my only job in my mind would not allow me to bother me all on all the time. won't eat up on them. full of pleasure. we go a little market on the getting worried about drama, but on an intimate look at life in cuba today, was it was the annual warner walker. i know, daniel advisable. mike cuba on al jazeera ah, russia's president declares his forces of liberated matter you poll, but ukraine says the biggest battle of the war is another, yet. a dream business in ruins resilient residents return to a borrow junker to get the full picture of destruction. my life the most important for all of us and you crave with.

and we're not filing an army and warner, the nation in oakland as the enemy in is here. today, the majority of the french would agree my car is a good leader in times of crisis. recently, he was at the forefront of international efforts to mediate before and after russia invaded ukraine. he has also been pushing for stronger european integration. but his international activism has reinforced the criticism of those voters who think their president is too far away from their day to day worries. and so the mammoth task will now be to win over the hearts of the french in the coming 5 years. especially those who only voted for him to prevent a far right president from coming to power or less get all the european or a perspectives now with her. terry schultz in brussels. so terry, what's been the reaction there? everyone in europe and it seems to be very relieved with this victory. of course some leaders, including all of sholtes, had openly campaigned for mc one. he even wrote an op ed together with other leaders asking french voters to reelect mccoy. and so it's a bit puzzli

media is this exstrategic shift happening at the wrong time insofar as we are seeing weakness in the space? >> the irony of it even elon musk is trying to get away from advertising on twitter. they love an ad free experience or ad light experience mobile products free like facebook and tiktok are different than netflix and disney plus. i'm not convinced when people are watching netflix or disney plus "frozen" movies want to be disr disrupted. look, andrew, the single biggest reason why everyone is looking at advertising is linear tv, not with standing cnbc linear tv is in trouble. everyone is trying to figure out how do you reach consumers with brand messages? how do you reach the consumer in 2022 and beyond? that is why advertisers are fixated on this. >> rich, we appreciate the perspective. >> rich? hold on, andrew. i want to take out second mortgages on my properties and buy netflix. am i wrong >> netflix has been crushed more than any other reason. they haven't said this, but their own content has just not been good enough for a long time netflix had a lot of content, but good en

. >> you know, the whole sector seemed to follow them down, disney, roku, paramount, warner brothers, spotify. i was listening this morning favor said they lost their way we're going to look back on this moment at the time we realized the sector changed. >> if the sector changed, disney, the reason is because netflix is a building. disney is a theme park of i.p. they're two different things people confuse them all day today. yes, disney is a streaming service, but the stock is now where it was when it announced the streaming service. disney is so much more and netflix is so much less. >> but you said put an ad in there when you have a big event. >> yeah. look, i watch the screens. it could have been brought to you by something sponsored by x every time they have something they talk about bridge gerton. they should get premiere sponsors like you do a title game, sponsorship game they are tone deaf slap some ads in >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> new reporting in the case of the new york mother stabbed to death and rolled out

time for "pop start." >> lot to talk about today first up margot robbie. -- las vegas, warner brothers released a first look from upcoming barbie movie. margot smiles behind the wheel of barbie's pink convertible and writing the script with partner noah bombback. and look at this cast. ryan gosling starts opposite as ken. kate mckinnon. will farrell set to premier in theaters next year next up the batman more good news from cinema con robert pattinson and director mat reeves will be back for batman sequel. no more details announce bud things looking good for the gotham duo in march, the latest chapter of the caped crusader opened with the second biggest box office weekend since the pandemic started. >> roker went to see it four times. >> 18 times. and audiences were left on a cliff hanger, a tease for the joker's character at the end of the film you remember that. as they say to be -- >> lived up to the hype. >> it did. >> loved it. >> but colin farrell as the penguin was a revelation unbelievable. >> more to come on that one. next up "the crown." listen to this calling all kate middle