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Governor. well, i'll tell you what. you know, we did the battle with disney last year over parents rights and over the sexualize h die zation of m. we took a very strong stand. i've been criticized for that by a lot of republicans. even at the end of the day, this is just notcans negotiableu when you're starting to talk about our kids. so we were happy to have thaingt fight and win that fight. but i'll tell you from a shareholder perspective, have, to have a family company go down that roa tild was a hug, catastrophic mistake. i know that there's a lot of people out there that are looking at d...

Shares in The Restaurant Group, which also owns Frankie & Benny’s, have declined by almost two-thirds over the past year.

Networks, you would see a lot of red in here. this company is the dominant force in streaming. even visionary around international, "squid games" out of korea, they've built a 10,000-person production center so they could regionalize content in spain. the bottom line is, in the streaming market, by any reasonable standards, it's been netflix and the seven dwarfs. and to kara's point, they have competition for the first time which will drive down margins. but from a shareholder perspective, a business perspective, netflix defines the category and as of this morning, is up dramatically again and...

You want to give him the benefit of the doubt. he said he wants bots -- he did put out a thoughtful statement saying he wants to get rid of the fringe or reduce the amount of time on each fringe. so far that doesn't appear to be the case. and also, just distinctive to threats to oure pillars of fascism that seem to be emerging in america, just looking at it from a business perspective, if you look at all the platforms from the least moderated, which is basically anything goes, to mildly moderated, twitter, meta, snap, to the most mott derated, tikto there is a strong correlation between more m...

China. and the nba, for one, gets about $4 billion. it's an estimate, because they are not upfront about how much money they get from china. but it's estimated they get about $4 billion. that's a lot of money and they don't want to lose it. so there bending over backwards to kiss somebody else's you-know-what. >> harris: let me ask this from a shareholder perspective. corporations have a fiduciary responsibility to make sure their bottom line keeps people employed, that the stock price stays up. how is this, living on principle rather than on bottom line, get you money in the end? that counts ...