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Distributors. they can't keep rising forever. do you think directv was trying to send a message to other channels by taking weather channel off the air? >> well, if you look at what the weather channel represents in terms of the monthly cable bill, it's a pretty small amount of money. the fact that they were willing to play such extreme hardball with them suggests that they're really taking it as an opportunity to send a message to future negotiating partners. we saw earlier this year -- yeah, go ahead. >> well for a channel like cnn or al jazeera, which provides somewhat commodityized news. >...

I mean, doesn't she owe the nation some kind of clear, decisive report? >> well, i'm sure you've paid your cable bill, because it was on cnn. she testified under oath something governor christie we hope will do about whether or not he was involved, and it's important to note, there's no smoking gun or no evidence that he knew about this, but he is a bully. i never thought he was going to be a bipartisan nominee anyway. we talked about that off camera. she testified about this under oath with fire-breathing republicans coming after her. before tom got off on a paranoid rant, you raised some imp...

Song. >> the latest viral youtube video could soon cost you. diane macedo from the fox business network joins us with what could be the end of free internet. >> so your internet bill could soon resemble your cable bill after they struck down a ruling meant to stop prioritizing one web site over the other. the neutrality rule put in place in 2010 was intended to secure equal access to content and prevent providers from charging access or proceduviding easier access over competitors. without that law it is easy to image systems with cable television for access for premium web sites. rising commu...

Of revenue to some degree, too, when you have houses of roommates or large families that are using one password or just friends who are sharing. that's always been a problem in any kind of business where content is protected by a password but they are really trying to unlock more revenue by kicking people off of that kind of freeloading plan. >> netflix keeps stressing this is just a test, nothing to see here, but i'm a current customer. should i be worried that my $7.99 plan is going to eventually go away? >> that's a good question. i think it depends on how the test goes. they might not know...

America's youth. >> there's some resistance out there among young people we've seen it in the polls to enrolling in the exchanges and taking responsibility for their health care. what's your argument they should do that? >> i understand why people would be resistant to getting on a website that wasn't working right. at some point say when you turn 26, if you're between jobs or you got a passion, you want to start a business and you're not going to have health insurance, this gives you the opportunity to get high quality health insurance and for most people under 30 it's probably going to cost ...