the pro-is there -- they are not going to spend enough on original content is netflix. -- as netflix. haveegative is that they much less leverage versus their suppliers. there are three major music labels. cons either way -- i like spotify into this next year, we think they will wrap up nba gross deals margin capitalists -- and be a gross margin capitalist. roku is another company like at this point, trading right now at a 140. you have a 160 on roku. is this a good derivative place on the streaming wars, or do they have something special? >> that is exactly it. there are three or four derivatives on the streaming worse. have all traded like derivatives -- they have all traded like derivatives. new secrets. you just pointed out there are maybe 10 or 15% -- 10% to 15% upside to the target. i guess i am struggling a little bit and there is probably risk reward and -- in large cap than small cap. taylor: if you look at 2020 overall, you see mostly positive sentiment heading into the year. overall, is that correct -- is that a correct way to characterize how you're feeling about the secto

likell these big players netflix tell up? >> in the case of netflix, they have scheduled velocity. they will probably go to 300 million households over the next five years. will they go from $15 billion to programming costs to $25 billion? i doubt it. romaine: netflix, a big part of their appeal is new shows. when disney launched, it was the ability to watch old programming. for you and your company, what do you see is most important? that great new programming brings in new customers and new subscribers but having a rich library keeps them. we have a library of 3000 factual titles. curated from the best producers around the world. includes 1000 of our own original productions. shery: you mentioned all the car deals and corporate subscriptions and education subscriptions. lot ofs obviously a different providers. consumers are getting confused and getting fed up with how many different sources they have to pay for. when does the shakeup occur and how many people will survive? >> the shakeout is occurring right now. if you look just over the last 18 months, many have ceased to operat

contrast that with netflix i watched "the irishman" it didn't click for me. while perusing netflix i stopped on the spy with sacha baron cohen and i loved it how about the financials right now they're just too many of the platforms and that's jacking up the cost of content the cost can keep escalating like sports and if that happens, netflix would be a good product not a good stock unlike musk, hastings doesn't have a long history of sabotage, but they have the charismatic leader check i'm concerned about the actual fundamentals in terms of the money they need because of the wave of the rising cost of content. right now wall street is split on this one. some see a slowdown or a decline and that's why it's a battle ground i can't figure it out, i can't figure out who's right hey, this one is too hard for me the bottom line -- sometimes it's worth getting involved in a battle ground stock but only when you have a truly staggering level of conviction. that's why i'm now a zealous convert, a true believer in tesla. that's why i can't commit in netflix. >> buy, bu

and a brazilian comedy on netflix royals christians their over the depiction of a gay jesus we've got reaction. is just making a joke out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world if you don't like something have we not. watch it. you're watching r t international bring you your live news update from our studio here and moscow welcome to the program. u.n. officials and rights groups have denounced saudi arabia's punishment of those involved in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi saying it makes a mockery of justice 5 people have been sentenced to death and 3 others to jail time over the killing and appointed rice investigator believes the people actually behind the journalist cruel murder have been left untouched well a spokesperson for the u.n. secretary general has also stressed the importance of a further probe. the secretary general continues to stress the need for an independent and impartial investigation into the murder to ensure a full examination of any can accountability for human rights violations committed in the case jamal kha

mareike jenner, thank you so much for joining us netflix and chill, it will be netflix and wait and netflix and patience. >> what will i do for the rest of the seven days until the next show that's a lot of popcorn to consume. hey, i have a reason for it now. >>> these three hours passed really quickly, so you know, the viewers will get the pleasure of watching us again tomorrow if you want to tune back in. we're almost done for the show today. let's take a quick look at u.s. futures to see how u.s. markets fairing. looks like pretty much -- not much movement in the futures even though it's been a steady year across the board. that is it for our show today. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. ♪ some things are too important to do yourself. get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. ♪ >>> good morning it's 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here is your five at 5 final trading days of 2019 kicking off this morning as the markets look to put a c

at $6.99 a month, disney plus is about half as much as netflix. apple tv plus is cheaper at $4.99 but with only a small library of original programs. two other services to watch for, hbo max from at&t, and peacock from comcast. why now? as more people cancel their cable and sidelights of subscriptionse the higher netflix's stock rose, the higher. for those companies to ignore the change in viewing habits. an october poll of consumers with broadband, 63% said they watched their favorite show online. with the u.s. producers making at least 100 more shows a year now than in previous years, the pace does not seem to be slowing down. taylor riggs, bloomberg news, san francisco. kurt: to further discuss the streaming wars of 2019 we are joined by rich greenfield and greg portillo. on the surface when i think about all the different services i think they are all going to be competing with each other, eating each other alive. you do not really see it that way. why is that? rich: that is the real fallacy. we like to call it streaming wars and i think the p

the brazilian comedy on netflix wiles' christians there over the depiction of a gay jesus we get reaction. it's just making a joke 2 out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world if you don't like something that we learn don't. follow just past 10 pm here in moscow welcome to the program the 24th of december live from the out international world news center is kevin everything from the 1st that u.n. officials and rights groups have denounced saudi arabia's punishment of those involved in the murder of jonas jamal khashoggi saying it makes a mockery of justice 5 people who've been sentenced to death and 3 others to jail time over the killing but a u.n. appointed rights investigator believes the people actually behind the journalist cruel murder have been left untouched while the spokesperson for the u.n. secretary general's also stressed the importance of a further probe the secretary general continues to stress the need for an independent and impartial investigation into the murder to ensure full examination of any accountability for human rights v

netflix easily garnering the most critics choice award nominations. up for nearly double the amount of its nearest competitor. but that's getting the streaming service some negative attention. "the washington post" reporting that netflix flew members of the voting body to los angeles and new york on pricey trips including stays at ritzy hotels and the four seasons supporters say this falls into the common hollywood practice of press junkets, while critics say netflix was spending money to win votes. >> are press junkets allowed anymore? i guess they are in the entertainment industry. >> we're certainly not allowed i don't think that mainstream publications are allowed to do that anymore. >> don't we think this is just a lot of sour grapes on the part of the people? that didn't get 16 nominations. >> netflix said it was akin to a press junket but there were no real stories that came out of it, which is what i guess a traditional press junket would be. >> it happened on wall street about 20 years ago all these different controversial stories about pay f

if you put $10000 into netflix, you turn into $400,000. the at least of these top ten you turn into more than $100,000. with got the s&p 500 but you still got a great decade bathed them while they stocks. >> and netflix return 309 earned 72%. obviously did that partly because it's such a great disruptor. and there are others on your list that her disruptors as well. yeah i'm just gonna hit a starting.for netflix was humble it had no original back then. hollywood is called the shots. and now has a ton of originals in hollywood scrabbling to follow its lead. so the other disruptors market are market access holdings. stock trading went electronic long time ago. that's just now happening to bond trading and then is one of the most bond trading platforms. >> that's really revolutionary, everything i said earlier about how the investor friendly has been focused on stocks. their 7 trillion-dollar bond market has been ignored. they have cut costs for investors in half. >> and united rental, this is construction equipment. so it's people used to bu

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new netflix comedy movie roles christians in brazil the over the depiction of the gay jesus we get reaction. out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world if you don't like something. there is 10 am on tuesday here in moscow tuesday the 24th of december christmas eve if you're marking the holidays in your part of the world with the news this hour 1st u.n. officials have denounced saudi arabia's punishments of those involved in the murder of a journalist jamal khashoggi calling it a mockery of justice 5 people have been sentenced to death and 3 others to jail time when you were appointed rights investigator believes the people actually behind the journalist's cruel murder have been left untouched but a spokesperson for the u.n. secretary general also stressed the importance of a further probe. the secretary general continues to stress the need for an independent and impartial investigation into the murder to ensure full examination of any can accountability for human rights violations committed in the case jamal khashoggi was last seen entering the sa

over 2000000 people have now signed an online petition calling for the show to be pulled from netflix they also want an apology from the producers over the offenses caused but the brazilian you tube comedy group behind the production is not backing down. as the petition against his picks up steam we celebrate the success of yet another one of god's creations our christmas special the 1st temptation of christ remains ever more powerful we got the views of radio and t.v. host karen turk and media analyst lionel. i don't know what this brazilian comedy troupe is spanking with offending the audience that they're going after it's just wrong it's a scary sing christmas is to score a singer major religion for a fact and it's just making a joke out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world 1st and foremost what this is is the greatest marketing ploy to takes home some 2nd rate 2 bit comedy and now elevate it internationally look if you don't like something go watch it people can talk turn off the t.v. but it's another thing that the people are speaking

this year, netflix has a number of productions up for awards consideration, with titles as diverse as noah baumbach's marriage story and martin scorsese's the irishman shaping up as serious 0scar contenders. both have already picked up best picture nods at the golden globes alongside other netflix releases the two popes and dolemite is my name. you're going to jail for a long time. you going to have to take me! cut, cut! although arguments about big and small—screen productions continue to rage, fuelled in part by steven spielberg's comments about tv movies not deserving 0scar nominations, the area in which netflix really proved their worth this year is in the realm of animation. what happened? you just sit there and be all magical and awesome. along with the release of their first self—produced animated feature klaus, an adventurous christmas tale from spanish director sergio pablos, netflix also picked up the distribution rights of one of my favourite films of 2019, the french gem i lost my body. a tale of broken hearts and severed body parts, jeremy clapin's feature debut, free

over 2000000 have signed an online petition calling for the show to be removed from netflix they also want an apology from the producers over the offense it's caused but the brazilian due to a comedy group behind the production is not backing down as the petition against his picks up steam we celebrate the success of yet another one of god's creations our christmas special the 1st temptation of christ remains ever more powerful we've got reaction from radio and t.v. host karen turk and media analyst lionel. i don't know what this brazilian comedy troupe is spanking with offending the audience that they're going after it's just wrong it's just spray sing christmas is to score a singer major religion for a fact and it's just making a joke 2 out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world 1st and foremost what this is the greatest marketing ploy to take some 2nd rate 2 bit comedy and now elevated internationally look if you don't like something don't watch it people can talk turn off the t.v. but it's another thing that the people are speaking throu

the valuation is a known margin of safety for most investors. >> bret, final word on netflix netflix saying it will break out more granular numbers about subscribers. what's your expectation. >> we don't cover netflix. we continue to believe money is flowing out of netflix into other large cap names from the trading desk, given overhang of other streaming services as you talked about, disney plus. from a trading perspective, continue to see money flowing into other stories that we cover. >> larry, brent, thanks so much. >> thanks. >>> when we come back, he has been calling for resignation of the boeing ceo since the beginning. consumer aocdvate ralph nader joins us after a short break ralph nader will join us after a short break. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. in an open letter to boeing's quote mismanagers. ralph nader who lost his grand niece in one of the 737 max crashes wrote, quote, management was criminally negligent 346 lives of paessengers and crews were lost. you and your team should forfeit your compensation and should resign ralph nader joins us now on the phone line t

we were talking about netflix earlier. i heard spotify kind of compared to netflix in terms of going to the original content model. do you see them doing that? does that give you greater visibility on earnings growth potential for the company? mark: there are pros and cons with spotify versus netflix. the pro is they are not going to spend as much on original content as netflix is. the negative is that they have got much less leverage versus their suppliers. there are three major music labels. that means spotify's gross margins are always going to be smaller than nerflix's. the pros and cons either way -- we like spotify into this next year, we think they will wrap up some label deals and be a gross margin catalyst. taylor: when it comes to streaming wars, roku is another company that you like at this point -- trading right now at a 140. you have a 160 price target on roku. is this just a good derivative play on the streaming wars, or do they add something special? mark: i think that's exactly it. there are three or four d

netflix disclosed something interesting. we talked about when their earnings came out how much growth comes from overseas. they said 90% of somebody scriber growth comes from inner next markets and u.s. slowing. what is the takeaway on this number? >> i don't think this is too surprising. almost every company starts in the u.s. gets big in the u.s., of course expands overseas. when you're operating from a smaller base overseas, the growth tends to be faster. i think the issue for netflix, some of the markets growing fastest like latin america the revenue per subscriber is not the same. it is less than what you're getting in the united states. you could see a whole lot of growth overseas but not see profits grow commensurately. connell: you don't think it is competitive issue with disney plus and all the competitors on the market? >> i do think it's a competitive issue. more of that will come now, in the future, when this growth slowed, of the domestic subscriber additions, that was really before disney and apple and some of

killer that's not a netflix killer. and ultimately create a heck of a buying opportunity in 2020,i'm looking at it because mosthe analyst have about a 35% upde on the stock en factoring in higher churn for the record the first 10 the are the last 10 days of november were e first days of disney netflix didn't notice any material cancellations an l right to be an opportunity to see them duke it out in 2020 speaking of 2020 our viewer has a question for rob this morning is coming to us from corey. >>and corey rob wants to know how will marijuana stocks do in 2020. it's interesting question is 28 was a huge boom 2019 was a huge bu. there's an etf which is a collection of called in keep and i get down 27% not not down 27% thisyear down 35% always yeah so maybe there's a little bit of a bound. it's been a wild wild we who wins the presidency uld have a big inluence every democrat said they would support legalizing marijuana except for. joe biden is probably leading hedemocratic field. so it it's it's maybe trading stocks but

i think the numbers are pretty astonishing. 371 for netflix. and then apple tv has like 12 originals. >> for now for now. >> of course and they just started. but still. netflix's numbers -- >> not very well-received originals by apple, by the way. >> they've gotten some award nominations already. >> i've said it yesterday. i'll say it again. reid hastings is the smartest guy in this business he's been there the longest. i think he has been preparing for this day for a long time he has been loading up on quality programming. luckily, for them, that has been a lot of quality programming high-profile shows that people have -- have gone to netflix for. and, you know, as they pointed out in their earnings this week, you know, their growth right now is overseas as they face the competition here domestically. >> just too much i'm searching online like best streaming shows because there's so much content. i can't -- >> you know what you need now? >> right it's too much. >> how about a tv guide for streaming? what do you think? >> i like it >> there's y

and a brazilian comedy on netflix riles christians there over the depiction of a gay jesus we get reaction. just making a joke out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world if you don't like something have we not learned don't watch it. you're watching r t international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 2 pm welcome to the program. u.n. officials have denounced saudi arabia's punishment of those involved in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi calling it a mockery of justice 5 people have been sentenced to death and 3 others to jail time and u.n. appointed writes investigator believes the people actually behind the journalist coolmore murder have been left untouched while the spokesperson for the un security general has also stressed the importance of a further probe. the secretary general continues to stress the need for an independent and impartial investigation into the murder to ensure full examination of any accountability for human rights violations committed in the case jamal khashoggi it was last seen ent

the new netflix production hub will include 14 sound stages in a total of 435,000 square feet. no one in the history of film or television has caused so much disruption so quickly as netflix. the truth is they're just getting started. the company is pivoting from an american distributor to a global production powerhouse deeply embedded in local economies. rivals might grumble about the dominance of an over—mighty californian giant, but viewers aren't complaining, and anyway that's showbiz. that's why we invest so heavily here. that's why our original production in the uk is so big. there's a $2.7 billion business for the television market in the uk that we hope to be a bigger and bigger part of. so our productions have generated about 25,000 jobs already. there is a revolution going on in britain's creative industries and this one will be televised. we mustn't forget that in 2019, journalists around the world were persecuted just for doing theirjob and at the same time democracies everywhere are waking up to the gulf between digital technology and the regulation that governs

it's been quite a decade for netflix. the company is the best performer in the s&p 500 in the past decade. a decade by far a $1 million debt on netflix you want to be happy or sad. most people will be sad hearing this if you placed that bet on january 1st, 2020 would be worth -- no, no, no. not if you placed it on -- >> that would be in the future >> right >> if you placed that bet in 2010 it would be worth now $43 million. >> bottom line, they made a lot of people really, really rich. >> really, really rich most of us not joining us to discuss netflix and what is in store for the year ahead in the world of streaming, former show time ceo matt blank who is hear wearing his hanukkah blazer. >> sort of >> i like that. >> i like that you got that. we only heard about tom's jacket. >> why didn't we get the memo. >> i'm all dressed up. he's in a sweater. i don't know what he's in. >> memo? >> someone took a kilt and made -- >> i like the kilt >> my question for matt is, obviously netflix has had this remarkable run the questio

netflix shares were popping. so they are moving in directions that you wouldn't necessarily expect and you can see disney is down a quarter of a percent there. netflix news is interesting, though, because there was a report today published by cowan that says that it conducted this survey that showed that netflix bled 1.1 million subscribers to disney plus in november. now, their estimates also suggest another 1.6 million subs could flee in the cumulative fourth quarter, but is the street taking it all into account or taking it on the chin? it seems to be the latter. a lot of the analysts still like netflix, basically saying they knew that it was facing more competition this year, not just hulu and amazon, but apple tv, hbo max, you've got cable providers coming out with new services. so what's special about disney plus is that it's got the disney library. it's so expansive. it's a good family choice. it gets everyone a little bit of something. also this year, the other services, they stepped up their original con

the brazilian comedy on netflix briles christian over a depiction of a gay jesus we get reaction. out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world if you don't like something have we not. welcome to the program the 24th of december live from the arts international will 'd be centered in the air with the update thanks for choosing it's 1st u.n. officials and rights groups of to note saudi arabia's punishment of those involved in the murder of john this jamal khashoggi saying it makes a mockery of justice 5 people have been sentenced to death and 3 others to jail time over the killing but a un appointed rights investigator believes the people actually behind the journalist's cruel murder have been left untouched while the spokesperson for the u.n. secretary general is also stressed the importance of a further probe. the secretary general continues to stress the need for an independent and impartial investigation into the murder to ensure full examination of any can accountability for human rights violations committed in the case jamal khashoggi

netflix is facing growing competition from apple and disney. they both recently launched streamining services. netflix may continue to releleae some of this information, but i think we may only get to hear about the good stories, and less about the ones nobody watches. genie: i know who my favorite irishman t to watch is. stephehen: awww. genie: coming up in the next half-hour, the holiday season is fast approaching. if you are wororrying how to handle the text -- the tech toys your kids may be taking for, we have tips coming up. claudette zepeda-wilkins: american is a relative term. what is american? personally i think the border is, you know, just a speed bump in between two countries. as a child, i think we took tj for granted not because it was a different country to me. to me, it was just like, "oh, it's just tj. it's where the other half of my family lives." and even if i i was in tj my entire lilife, being this far n north,u aare sort ofof removed f from te other parts of f mexico and the cultuture. youu're mexica b but you don'n't reall

a real treat netflix wrapping up a decade of dominance. far and away the best performing s&p 500 stock over the past ten years and one of the names powering the nasdaq to that 9,000 level, the shares are up more than 4,000% since 2010 but the next decade could get tougher with more competition and this year, netflix trailed the market just a bit. julia, because you are here, we get to start with you, our media reporter extraordinary does netflix have the fuel to make it the next ten years >> if you look back at the last ten year, we were talking about the mandalorian and the reason we're talking about it is because what netflix did over the past ten years there's no question that netflix has had a transformtive effect on the movie and tv industry netflix is not only going to have to spend more for content, marketing, they have to compete with these new players and focus overseas and the growth that's coming from overseas i think the bar is going to be higher and different they were the disrupter and now they're going to have to fight hard

>> yeah, i don't cover disney, but netflix we continue to like netflix here, we expect it will perform well not only based on just the content dollars shifting from offline to online but international as well as potential for long-term price increases, not necessarily in the next year will we see a significant price increase, we have seen price increases more recently but over the next two to three years we expect to see pricing continue to go higher for netflix. >> michael, you know, netflix has great distribution and pretty good content. disney has amazing content and nascent distribution but they have proven in the last two weeks that they figured out a pretty good model here and it feels to me like content is king again. but yet netflix trades at 60 pe, and disney is like 25 to 30 pe are those going to converge? >> it could be the case. over time the opportunity for netflix isso huge internationally that that's really what is resulting in that multiple is people are looking out and saying they could have two, three, four times as many subscribers internationally as what they do tod

they can do almost anything they want it's becoming more crowded if you sign a deal with netflix, you kind of hope your thing gets good placement on the home screen there's only so much primetime despite the prestige and pay dh checks, i think the next fight is what kind of placement will i get. what kind of marketing budget will i devote to what i'm doing. >> do you think they will continue to pay out more for content? 17 nominations i he will loosen the pursestrings even more >> i think the awards nominations are a way to attract more talent. at some point they can't keep the negative cash flow burned. it will be like that next year i think year after that, i think they have to start leveling that off. >> we leave it there we appreciate your time today. >>> coming up, a warning about global banks in 2020 we'll hear from the moody's analyst who just turned negative macy's loosie in losing half of 'lbeig bk.e. wel rhtac woman: friction points, those obstacles that limit a company's growth. i try to find companies that turn these challenges into opportunities. but by going out in the f

i think you've got to sell netflix. it's had an unbelievable run, but the competition for the first time is insurmountable for them >> that's a good point which ones do you still like >> so if you go through these, uri, basically you're going to have booms and busts in the economy. i think you have to buy this one, because when you really stagger yourself, the economy, if it's a bust, you're going to want to rent the equipment if it's a boom, you'll want to buy the equipment. either way, they're going to flur flourish in this it gives the operational guys room and flexibility to survive. this has been a starwood if you look back at growth, 20% in '18, 20% in '17 20% growth overall when they count all the chips es u up in . >> big name in the industrials what about biotech >> so, biotech, abiomed, abmd is a device company it's in the cardiac space. so this one's been under pressure, as of late but that's to be expected with any device company or anything in the medical field this is one that with aging baby boomers, anyt

and you know what let netflix polit since the beginning of time since galileo there have been people who have dared to take on certain things which proved to be most problematic and not mad here to defend the idea when it is to defend the idea of expression and that's it and i can sit there and i can write down why this is blasphemous and it's true whatever you think it's terrific but we not only going to have a sharlee go again do we learn from this i'm all for letting people see this so long as netflix and the makers of this particular tour de force can look me in the on and say they will consider making a joke about muhammad or abraham or any other religion i think that really what needs to happen is we need to start to have respect for religions but the reality is that the people have spoken and they want this thing taken down the best way to kill and quell than just dilute any kind of negative idea that you don't like is to be indifferent to it i think that they should have had a little more tact and putting this thing out about christmas now so it should have the respect for th

and a brazilian comedy on netflix christians there over the depiction of a gay jesus we get reaction. just making a joke out of a really sacred holiday for many catholics and many christians around the world if you don't like something have we not learned don't watch it. international bring your life there is update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. u.n. officials and rights groups have denounced saudi arabia's punishment of those involved in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi saying it makes a mockery of justice 5 people have been sentenced to death and 3 others to jail time for the killing and you want to point out rights investigator believes the people actually behind the journalist coolmore murder have been left untouched by spokesperson for the u.n. secretary general has also stressed the importance of a further probe the secretary general continues to stress the need for an independent and impartial investigation into the murder to ensure a full examination of any accountability for human rights violations committed in the case. jamal khashoggi it was

with the release of her new netflix comedy special "black mitzvah." >> i'm jewish. >> what is on your list of to-dos in grown womanhood now? >> my list of to-dos in grown woman hood is -- well, you know, every grown woman gotta have a man. so i'm lookin' for one of those. >> in the special tiffany revealed beyonce gifted her a designer pant suit she admired. >> you expecting anything special from beyonce on your birthday today? >> i'm not expecting anything special from beyonce on my birthday. i'm just happy that, you know, she's kind to me and always caring and sharing with me. >>> maybe now beyonce can set her up with somebody. >> that's a great birthday present. >>> now jodie, friday is gonna be a bitter sweet day for "fuller house" fans. >> i know. it's the first half of the final season airing on netflix. >> i have to ask -- did you take a parting gift from the set? >> for sure. i stole a couple things from set that i wanted to keep with me. >> you can do that. you're the star. i saw firsthand how tight the tv tanners are. >> yes, because "e.t." was on set for our last hoorah. â™

the new netflix production hub will include 14 sound stages in a total of 435,000 square feet. no one in the history of film or television has caused so much disruption so quickly as netflix. the truth is they're just getting started. the company is pivoting from an american distributor to a global production powerhouse deeply embedded in local economies. rivals might grumble about the dominance of an over—mighty californian giant, but viewers aren't complaining, and anyway — that's show biz. that's why we invest so heavily here. that's why our original production in the uk is so big. there's a $2.7 billion business for the television market in the uk that we hope to be a bigger and bigger part of. so our productions have generated about 25,000 jobs already. there is a revolution going on in britain's creative industries and this one will be televised. we mustn't forget that in 2019, journalists around the world were persecuted just for doing theirjob and at the same time, democracies everywhere are waking up to the gulf between digital technology and the regulation that go

the new netflix production hub will include 1a sound stages in a total of 435,000 square feet. no one in the history of film or television has caused so much disruption so quickly as netflix. the truth is they're just getting started. the company is pivoting from an american distributor to a global production powerhouse deeply embedded in local economies. rivals might grumble about the dominance of an over—mighty californian giant, but viewers aren't complaining, and anyway that's showbiz. that's why we invest so heavily here. that's why our original production in the uk is so big. there's a $2.7 billion business for the television market in the uk that we hope to be a bigger and bigger part of. so our productions have generated about 25,000 jobs already. there is a revolution going on in britain's creative industries and this one will be televised. we mustn't forget that in 2019, journalists around the world were persecuted just for doing theirjob and at the same time democracies everywhere are waking up to the gulf between digital technology and the regulation that governs

shot netflix has a bunch of movies that will be nominated for best picture. it's possible that netflix could sweep the oscars this year, but i think the academy, the people who vote, they're not going to want to vote for netflix so we'll see >> we will see thank you for watching "power lunch. by the way, join us tonight for the final edition of "nightly business report" on your public television station "closing bell" right now >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen on the floor of the new york stock exchange at the mike post as that stock leads the dow higher we have seen positive record intraday high s again for the major indices. >> and i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. let's take a look pat what's driving the action this afternoon. stocks continue that steady climb higher we're on record close watch for the dow and the s&p. the nasdaq, though, it's in danger of snapping what's been an 11-day winning streak and holiday spending, that continues to help stocks amazon rallying again, not as much as yesterday, of course, wh

i think the chances of pulling netflix down is not going to happen and i don't think that anyone really is realistically calling for that even though there is some rhetoric around that i think that really what needs to happen is we need to start to have respect for religions you know my colleague made an interesting point you know if this was not catholicism in christianity you know people wouldn't tolerate this if it was you know making fun of islam or other things i mean i think that there needs to be respect for religions overall i mean look at the rise of anti semitism and where we've come with that now you know it's just unfortunate that little left has decided that they can take hits at everything from religion to anything that has any tradition to it to family values and that's where i feel like this is wrong i feel like it just goes too far and i feel like this brazilian comedy troupe did this for one reason i think are caught my colleague all agree it was to be famous to do this and to create controversy which has got them more eyeballs but the reality is is that the people hav

on netflix, love the product. i think you're going to see their multiple shrink and disney's multiple expand how about the theater stocks, amc, cinemar demolished. that's a gone era. it's all about your living room now. it's all about all the other streaming that you want to look at but it's really crazy to me that disney -- people are second guessing this now. that multiple is going to expand even further. >> i think that those theater receipts that julia just told us, disney had 40% of them in 2019 that's really important. that's going to fuel disney+, that's going to fuel the competition with netflix when you think about all the money netflix is spending losing on a free cash flow basis to create that content, disney already has the infrastructure to create that content and they get paid how many billion dollar names did they have in the theaters, five or six or something like that to me, i'd agree with steve. i'd be a seller of netflix. >> every one of those movies is going on to disney+. we went to the movies

we have seen it with what happened with netflix and hulu. even look at youtube, look at how much time is being spent. you have jeffrey katzenberg introducing whidbey, but every where you look, people want to stream content. the consumer is spending right month for0 dollars a linear tv packages. you still have millions of subscribers to multichannel television. the number of homes that actually have to have sports and news, and the only way they can get that is through a linear tv package, that is 40,000,000-50,000,000 homes that are going to come out of the pay-tv bundle. the cut the cord tied bundling. they're going to find new ways of getting content whether it is netflix, amazon or hulu or disney plus or apple tv plus. andof these are easier cheaper to subscribe to then cable was. you can cancel, you can have a few of them for a period of time. this empowers the consumer to create the bundle they want instead of being forced to take channels they didn't want. >> i do feel like this can be somewhat confusing to the consumer when you think

subscribers only have netflix. and so there's this perception that somehow everybody is going to jump ship and move to other streaming services >> really? >> yes >> based on what analysis? >> based on data that i saw before i came in here. >> 70 to 75? that's high. >> so as a result, i don't think this max exodus is going to happen and on top of that, you've got what we talked about earlier this scale, massive scale. 160 million subscribers. it's no that easy to penetrate that moat from nowhere like apple and disney so i just think the fears are totally overblown. i think the money situation with the fed will continue to provide support for companies that have leveraged balance sheets like netflix. and who doesn't love "the crown" you must love "the crown," right? >> i do love "the crown," although the early season is better than the most recent one. but coming back to the stock even if you're right and people don't start canceling, has it already pivoted to now starting to be valued a little bit more on its earnin

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