what is going on with netflix? raymond arroyo has "seen and unseen" next. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment exposing the culture stories with raymond arroyo. you biden treated us to story time this week and it was not really covered. >> no it, wasn't. it is concerning -- at a teacher of the year event he started talking before anyone was in place. once he got to the mic it was story time. >> i showed up in an off-year convention and went to make sure everything would be okay. i was the kid at the convention in dover, delaware. after the afternoon session, i went back to the typical motel with you drive up and walk in the door. >> sorry to interrupt this story. we have breaking news. senator cassidy supports cognitive tests for elected officials. >> it would be reasonable to have an annual evaluation where they would have to establish if they are okay? >> that's a reasonable plan. >> we now return you to president biden's story in progress. >> i was in there. i was shaving. i had a tow

right now, stocks the as politicians wrangled in washington but investors were focused on earnings netflix shares had an all-time high even as technology stocks suffered an electric vehicle stocks outperformed the mid market turbulence from positive news reporting tesla. on the "barron's roundtable" ben levisohn, carleton english in dachau. a crazy week in washington we saw a dangerous game of debt ceiling chicken and democrat trying to snatch infrastructure defeat, using investors were looking at something completely different. >> that is right even friday rally stocks had a terrible week politics did not have much to do with the earnings have been driving this market higher, estimates are coming down in companies cut their guidance because of supply chain issues and inflation sherman williams, bed bath & beyond and allegiant were a few that did this past week the lower estimates could mean companies have an easier time with their forecast when it comes time to report, so many stocks have been beaten up, means a bar may be lower. >> that's not how it works analyst lewitt until they can cl

and i think netflix has a problem. transgender employees got issues with transgender with their employees. they will get to that later in the month the year. >> they added 4.4 million new subscribers. its 200, 13 million worldwide 213.6 that pay every single month. growth is only in asia pacific europe middle east and africa. there's no growth in the united states. they expect more normal 2022 more regionals coming out on a regular basis because covid getting past the working conditions. and they said this could games now and watch my 100. 42 million accounts challenge netflix stocks down a little bit because a lot of this was based indicate. >> wow. rapid fire on fire as always, rob, thank you very much. and let rob know what you'd like chat about facebook twitter. you can see his handles there. you can e-mail directly as always. don't forget, rob, rob black dot com. we'll be right back. we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacati

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it's taken me entire world by storm and millions of people have signed up for netflix. just to watch the new hit show squid game. it's already been renewed for a 2nd season just 2 months after a day bw. and it's brought in 4400000 new subscribers to netflix. and it's set to be this year's number one. how are we in costume? are you? this is big. so why is everyone so obsessed with archie spirit project shows us the reason debt it's taken the entire world by storm. it's number one in $94.00 countries and it's responsible for netflix as total paid global subscriber base bump to $213600000.00. and just under 2 months. oh, squid game, a survival drama, where players are drawn from all walks of life. but they have one thing in common debt and whoever survives wins, billions, the dark dystopian fiction base and an alternate reality. but is it, do you think you do better answering questions in your major of spanish education or general knowledge? i hope in spanish. have you come across the game show? paid off? yeah. a game show where people play to get rid of their student debt

meeting to try to lock up a deal one stock to watch is netflix. shares around 1.7%. >> higher on third quarter results revenue in line with estimates. always a key above the estimate. saying the streaming giant expects to double that figure as it gets a big bump from fresh content and big hits like squid game >> squid game is incredible. it is the system ted's built with highly distributed vision one of our leaders in korea two years ago that commissioned it there's got to be other amazing ones we don't even know abouts this kind of the million dollar question squid game is an impokt situation. they acquired it for relatively low amount it has been a hit across the globe. i think the bigger, longer story with netflix narcos coming out, seinfeld coming out key success to their content a way to keep them relevant with the genzers. they just seep to be one step ahead of the curve with squid games it highlights where they've been most of the new subscribers added came outside the u.s contributing $2.2 million and net new subscribers. what do you make

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joining me, the activist and organizer of the netflix walkout. before we talk about the protest, i want to talk about the special that marked all of this, eric, you write for dave chapel the punchlines are irdes, his special goes too far. you have been writing about chapel's comedy for years. give us a sense of why you feel this went too far. was it different than his typical comedy? >> it feels like over his last few netflix comedies specials he has been inserting more and more jokes that are tough on gay people and tough on transgender people. and in this last special, it seems as if he kind of decided to let fly with all of the opinions that he thought would be controversial for people who typically, you know, really enjoy his comedy and look up to him. and i think he knew that some of the stuff would be challenging for some of the people who say they are fans. and i think for him, that challenge of winning those people over, making them half, is part of the challenge, is part of why he's doing what he's doing. but rooted at the heart of they

. >> and despite a controversial netflix series state chappelle is coming to san francisco. i'm camila barco live with details on his new film and the controversy behind his netflix special. well, me, the county voted to approve the funding for the a's ball park is being proposed. but how does the project moves forward. i got all the details. >> live from the newsroom. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news far. >> i feel like we've got you covered from head to toe a lot of great stories there. each of the reporters are given a something that i'm pretty sure to find out about, you know what it is because the weather is not the way. well, that's when the weather gets the way we've got to get everything else out. yeah. away. we've what going forward john, as we're counting down till halloween, everybody's now focused on the halloween forecast. yeah. more kids out this year than last. yeah. i think this year's definitely would be a little more active as far as halloween goes and the good news for it is. it's nothing i'm not going to

talk now for a quick break, but when we come back as netflix, when game break, netflix records for many across the globe, the central theme of debt hits. many people very close to home. we'll break it down on the other side. as we go to break, here are the numbers at the club. ah, the coin was created and invented specifically to kill central banks. it says phone and genesis blocked and they make a reference to the bank of england when the bank of england started squirming, and they start whining that, oh my god, big coin is an existential thread to our existence. everyone who yearns for freedom in the world today should lead out a collective iraq because we're finally getting rid of the worst actor on the financial theme for 300 years. ah ah ah ah or go back it's taken the entire world by storm and millions of people have signed up for netflix. just to watch the new head show squid game. it's already been renewed for a 2nd season just 2 months after its day bw. and it's brought in 4400000 new subscribers to netflix. and it's set to be this year's number one, holloway in costume. are yo

then tony zhang explains why netflix is anything but chill. and how to cozy up without risking a heart ache plus, like a nerd in an '80s movie, only so many times commodities will be a hero >>> and a special earnings trade tonight. it is such a big show we are running out of time. it's time to risk less to make more >> we have so much to cover. even with autopilot it is hard to get around. you can't have an earning seasons without talking about tesla. carter, what are the charts saying >> i have two charts, the same as bitcoin which is to say the phenomenon of levels and breakouts and breakdowns and why certain moments matter, it's all technical. just as bitcoin has no earnings, tesla has no earnings. so it's all about charts that is exactly the chart we were looking at in bitcoin seven times to the penny off the line why would it stop there? because of the line, the chart the issue is does it or does it not exceed its former high we know the high was back on january 25th a long time later it would take a 7% move to get there the second chart

delano, netflix, why is it down today? >> i think it is a mixture of profit take in we have seen the stock do incredibly well over the last couple of months, investors are doing a bit of profit taking we saw a bit of the revenue, inline with projections. a bit of a disappointment for some investors but subscriber growth was strong. we are seeing the net add subscriber growth projected higher for the fourth quarter. netflix again is making it clear they're not just having to battle with other competitors. it is also for all entertainment. so we see the moves they're making in buying game studios, see the moves they're making as far as audio things. it is an area netflix i think will have strength there i think it is still a company where you would want to be holding if you are an investor and you want to make sure. i think it is a good position for investors still, kelly >> mike, what would you -- i mean obviously we know at some point as well once you saturate the u.s. and mature markets you have to grow internationally, b

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next on the earnings, netflix tonight. plus, optimism over the upcoming launch of the first bitcoin futures etf in the u.s.. certainly a more calm day. bond yields moving lower. the bank of america investor. survey hitting the wire. -- investor survey hitting the wire. >> guests tell us there is a lot of cash. a lot of dry powder that can be put to bed. a lot of that has been put to play in the european markets on the back of this rokeach and -- rotation for cyclicals of value. i was off, i missed it today. the stoxx 600 essentially flatlining. the dax is flat. the cac slack. the ftse 100 as well. gilts edging higher. broadly, it is the lower yield picture. you in play in hong kong. basic resources gaining 1%. a mixed picture when it comes to commodities. u.k. gas prices lower. brent and wti comfortably past $80 a barrel. that momentum seems to continue. in terms of technology, that is part of the slightly softer yield story. telecoms, health care, and insurance. that is the shape of play 30 minutes into the trading sessio

haidi: netflix is kicking off tech earnings this week as well. anchor: netflix and tesla. they will report on the 19th. tesla is the day after. as for netflix, many of us believe they have entered a favorable set up with both "squid game" and a seinfeld launch. netflix was seen as having a weak first quarter. it was the worst kick off of a year in the past five years. these earnings and their report of viewership really could ba way to catapult this stock, forward many analysts say. for tesla, they need more than a blowout stock -- quarter to energize the stock. it slid a bit since 2020. going from the best-performing large-cap in 2022 the biggest laggard in the s&p 500. part of that has to do with the missteps and launching in asia although, that has all smooth out. any analysts say there will be some interesting remarks about bitcoin which is outperformed tesla stock. not surprised. back to you. haidi: preview of the tech earnings. we are just getting some breaking news. goldman sachs is going to take full ownership of its chinese joint venture that received approval to

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i brought the script and netflix loved it. >> netflix already invested over $2 billion in content. >> i believe in the past couple of years, we've seen korean content grow four times in the region. >> parasite. >> one win after another. swept far beyond asia where it has been popular the past two decades. this show's message resonates around the world. >> translator: the world is getting much harder to live in. even in the past 10 years, and the covid pandemic has made the wealth gap even worse. >> content from south korea with its turbulent history traditionally carries a strong political message. >> the media is not just like in entertain but but always considered an important tool for political enlightenment. >> but not all politics. >> it is till relatively cheap to produce dramas in south korea compared to in america. the ksquid game, each episode costs less than half a million. less than netflix contributed to "house of cards." >> a big number watching parasite and audiences that went to see in the united states was younger people. they've been really keen to kind of break that

but when we come back as netflix, when game breaks, netflix records for many across the globe, the central theme of debt hits. many people very close to home. we'll break it down on the other side. as we go to break. here are the numbers at the club. ah. with daniel you are little fish with just needed. yeah. it was, i just would say the game and then you would get that is images. it goes up, was good for suppose i have my did some, i would say again to spin you visit his image is but it's like a mom, but it's more sites with your phone was out of the to get the one with all of your plan and some way up all of the bella, we will try to continuously to the shelter bush up with its been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime. but old wounds still have entailed a finish. because when we find out the nickel fee to market people to me, so i will said cutting me in the parentheses. me notice that i understand, i think or oh, thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. that on the late bought about a used young ford fiesta. bitter my old

this is a huge plus for netflix. i don't always agree with the content but there is no taking it away, freedom of expression, freedom of artistic expression is crucial and i think of don rickles who i saw so many times who said comedy, when you're laughing you are all doing the same thing. it reminds us of our shared humanity and gets us over the surface bigotry we sometimes hurl at one another. it is an important thing. humor should be kept free like everything else. laura: they would never allow don rickles. i don't think they would allow him. they are protecting chapelle for the moment but the obamas have "at netflix. it will always be a particular type of entertainment. great to see you tonight. if you're not paying attention to what is going on in the uk you should, nigel farage is here next with a warning to americans. don't go away. te. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full

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netflix�*s ceo, ted sarandos, a former media show guest has been speaking to the press this week. what was he saying? what's quite interesting is this week netflix has released some data that it doesn't usually put out. what this data shows is to do with its most popular shows. there are two surprising findings from that. i guess the big ones was that its new korean language series called squid game, which is basically a korean version of hunger games. not only could be its biggest non— english series of all time but it said it could be its biggest show ever. and it's really interesting — it's an interesting show, a real feast for the eyes. it's got great reviews but it's interesting to see international content having such a big play in the us and in the uk. why do you think he is giving out this data? they have been accused of being quite opaque before. tv executives and other people in the media have often grumbled that netflix doesn't release its viewership numbers, and can basically say whatever it wants about the success of its shows at a time when it's plain to see that

. >>> we have been keeping a close eye on some protests against netflix going on. a lot of employees have walked out of work today and check out there video from la. our sister station's chopper was above a big demonstration. they are upset about statements made by dave chapperl, elle in his special. his stand up specials closer debuted two weeks ago on netflix and those inside and outside of the company ve criticized it as transphobic. many say they aren't asking for the special to be pulled but for netflix executives to take coretection like attaching a warning to it. netflix said we understand the deep hurt that's been caused we respect the decision of any employee thdecides to walk out. so, that is something that we will have our eye on throughout the rest of the day. at this point no word on how many are skipping work at the netflix facility in los gatos. >> thank you. >>> muni could be running a lot showerer in the coming weeks. >> the agency said nearly 300 employees have not yet complied with the covid vaccine mandate. we are live from the westportal statio

netflix earnings tonight. so the question is this -- is it the brits, the kiwis -- who is unsettling the rates market the most? we have a magnificent chart that encapsulates the pain of the short end of the bond market. november 4 the bank of england, now the markets pricing in a rate hike all the way out into december of next year. it would be a grave error, a policy error my a terrible error is what someone is telling us. good morning. dani: you have to feel for the fed's army of phd's, you have the tail wagging the dog, while at the fed, they are saying chill out, we don't see inflation going above 2% next year and it doesn't seem to matter this morning. huge moves in the bond market. manus: i have this vision in my head of a 400 phd's telling the fed -- chill out. i'm not sure that's the way it goes. i'm going to interrupt everything -- i have sound all over the place. a big red headline, erickson. the market was looking for 7.63 billion swedish krona. i think blackrock sees the inflation as transient. you

the public. >> that's right, these keep leaking out from outside netflix. there were some employees raising concerns even before it was released on netflix. but now ted randall, the ceo, has seen it today, and you can tell from this that netflix has an internal audience. here's part of what sirondo said and why it remains on the platform. he said with the closer, we understand that the concern is not about offensive to some content but titles which could kraes real world harm such as further marnl naturalizing already marginalized grums, hate, violence, et cetera. while some employees disagree, we have a strong belief that content on screen doesn't directly translate to real-life harm. in the same way if you see a violent movie, that won't necessarily make you pick up a gun. now we're seeing what are the effects seen by many as transphobic, a& netflix, i thin, is doing something unusual who you see -- companies is doing the opposite. >> victor and i have been talking about this special for days. it's super thought-provoking. i think they should just say the

the controversy over his recent netflix special has intensified. also a lot of pain at the pump gas prices continue to climb what experts believe. we're paying more to get around. and then right after the break. new mexico authorities released new details in that deadly movie set shooting involving alec baldwin. what investigators ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> now to a big story we're watching investigators in new mexico say they've recovered firearms and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from the movie set where alec baldwin accidently shot and killed a similar but hogg rougher reporter kareen wynter brings us the latest. >> no one has been ruled out at this point. the santa fe district attorney responding to questions about whether actor alec baldwin could face charges in the deadly shooting on the set of his movie rust in new mexico where while rehearsing a scene baldwin accidentally shot cinematographer halyna hu

netflix tonight. bitcoin near 63k we begin with retail traders versus the short sellers a report playing down the meme madness narrative. we'll break it down with gar

. >>> netflix has a new hit show that everyone is talking about. taking the world by storm paving the way for other korean content. "squid game." are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> now netflix has a show which portrays a kind of economic hunger kams could be the biggest hit yet. as paula hancocks tells us it's all the rage right now. >> reporter: on social media these images are everywhere. on television -- >> down here with the cast of "squid games." >> reporter: -- everyone is talking about it. amazon's jeff bezos tweeted, i can't wait to watch the show. already hitting number 1 in 90 different countries. "squid games" has 456 debt ridden people competes in games for a prize of $40 million but the penalty for losing is death. they wanted to make the show for more than a decade but studios rejected it. >> translator: when i showed it to people a lot of people said it was unfamiliar. it's strange and unfamiliar. what is this? what the hell

some employees walked out at netflix offices in l.a. and los gatos. in l.a. there were verbal clashes between those who claim chappelle's remarks were transphobic and supporters of the standup comedian. in los gatos, employees who walked out gathered quietly. one transgender netflix employee says if the public only knows about trans issues through media, it's a bad picture. >> those aren't our stories. there are so many stories out there. trans people run the breadth of humanity. >> netflix released a statement reading, we value our trans colleagues and allies and understand the deep hurt that's been caused and recognize we have much more work to company both within netflix and in our content. >>> following up on a story, dozens of san francisco police officers and firefighters are on administrative leave after the deadline to get a covid vaccine came and went. it's the first step towards firing them. while the city begins to deal with that, other vaccination deadline looms for all city workers. here's nbc bay area's christie smith. >> reporter: more than 40

i applaud netflix for sticking to their guns. i appreciate them for seeing that the world is not just what you want it to be, but the world is what it is. you have to play along, get along to go along. everybody just don't want to do. that some people are already combative and argumentive. i'm not. i'm a happy person. >> you seem very happy now, that is for sure, flame. let me ask you about this -- in previous specials, chappelle has made jokes about straight men being tricked by trans women. and some people say that contributes to violence against trans womenm. do you think there is such a thing as going too far, where the social commentary with the, you know, being funny and -- from a comedian could actually come with danger at some point? >> well, that's a tricky question for me, pam, because as a transgender woman for more than 30 years, i've never been what you would call a passable t tranny which means i could never fool anyone. i used to have the most delicious body known to man, but you always knew i was not a woman. i do

netflix is more than that. as we go forward more people return to work, return to doing things, are we going to -- is the childreurn rate people are to switch so they can stream "ted laso" and watching that entire series and getting rid a month from now >> i think the main debate seems to be is too much -- not too much priced in but is so much good news priced in, can they clear the bar. >> that's part of the concerns i mean, you know, earlier coming out of 2020, the stock had been stuck in a sideways range for a long time. it broke out, kind of that 550 to 575 range, it took off. that was a great on a technical basis, everybody loved the stock. it really helped gain a lot of momentum however, it has lost some of the momentum last week we had a real nice week in the stock market good news on the stock, and yet the stock actually closed lower on the week. even today the 1% gain given the news out this week, you know, over the weekend, you would think the stock would be doing better looking at some of the charts,

>> yeah, we're overweight, netflix right now versus our benchmark. you know, we all know they obviously had that massive pull forward and subs added throughout the pandemic which really set kind of a high bar for comps earlier this year, and that's why the stock was kind of in no-man's land the first half of 2021 but as we kind of look ahead to the fourth quarter, you really look no further than the content slate. both squid game and season three had ridiculously high engagement and engagement is what gives netflix its pricing power, right then what else is coming out, ozark, stranger things in the fourth quarter so a very very strong slate so with the q 4 guidance i now is like 8.3 million subs added. i think they guide higher than that charles. i think the stock pops and also as the narrative continues to shift, more towards margins and free cash flow, remember squid game only cost them $20 million. like that's pretty good turnout. charles: i think that's what they pay for one episode of dave chapelle. i can't let you go, mark without getting your

grew after staff emails from the netflix co c e o. reportedly said content on screen does not translate into real-world harm. now, many employees say they plan to walk out next wednesday in protest. >> money. yes, well, yes. power. but this is a lot of real life for people who are on the ground have to be in survival mode each and every day. >> so far no public response from netflix on the planned walkout and there are no indications the special will be removed from the platform. as we celebrate hispanic heritage month today. we're looking at california's first latino u.s. senator alex padilla, the former secretary of state was sworn into office in january to replace now, vice president kamala harris catherine heenan sat down with the dia who reflects on his life so far. >> can you what they be thinking now is i ask if you want to be the next us enter the united states. the great state of california. the >> alex padilla calls this the zoom seen around the world. he's always loved referencing his hard working immigrant parents, proud o

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they want netflix to be more transphobic friendlier trans friendly. >> and so out at netflix headquarters in los gatos. we expect to see workers walking off the job. that's where kron 4 sarah stinson is for us this morning. sir. >> this morning we're going to see employees both at the headquarters here in los gatos as well as in hollywood walking out, they really want the company to be more supportive of the trans community, not only the employees who work here but also just the community in general and they can do a lot. they say in doing that, including creating more trans friendly content hiring more trans people and creators. now this after netflix fired an employee who actually helped organize this walkout. >> in response to the dave chappelle comedy special. the closer employees were outraged about the special calling transphobic. they never wanted it to be released at all. netflix claims the employee disclosed confidential financial information about what it paid for for this special chappelle in the in the show. should poll says that gender is a fact among a lot of other things fo

netflix has always protected their numbers. for the employee to let out that information, they are going to suspend or do whatever discipline it is to that employee. if you opportunity like him, just don't watch. comedians are going to keep talking. i wish i could create controversy. i'd be too big for your panel. >> you mean if you get big, you are not going to come back and join us? i'm offended by that. >> you have the standing invite. >>> talking about another story. katie couric covered up rbg's dislike for talking the knee saying the protesters show a contempt for a government that has made it possible for their parents and grandparents to live a decent life. what do you think about katie couric made the decision to leave those words out and that the note orrious rbg said them? playing the slek tiff skperpt game. i think that crosses the ethical line and that is something every reporter or anchor needs to figure out what that is. with that investigation the nfl has been doing and the different things that have come up fro

liz: the dominant feature you're calling it netflix. i promise my viewers you had a declaration about snap, what is it? >> the good news that we saw with facebook, i think dave the cfo and the team are pretty clear. they made a tremendous amount of progress on dealing with apple's privacy changes. i think evan spiegel and his team really fell on their sword, they screwed up and did not focus enough on building conversion solutions to help advertisers prove out the measurement side of the business. they're fixing that there probably a couple of quarters behind where facebook is paid what is been surprising, it is disappointing that they screwed up is not like it's a forever challenge, it will get fixed and get better in snap is been severely penalized for what will linda being a year from now what we all see as a relatively short-term problem not an exponential crippling long-term issue. liz: rich greenfield, thank you so much, great to have you weighing in on somebody hot media stocks. we are coming right back. the dow and s&p are acces

. >>> all of that and the fallout for a netflix continues over its handling of a controversy involving dave chappelle and the trans community. the company providing a lesson in how not to handle a crisis. we're going to have that later on this hour. >>> but we want to begin with intraparty fighting between democrats over the reconciliation bill, a battle that is shaping up to be two against just about everyone else in the party. two moderates, joe manchin, kyrsten sinema, who have made negotiations for the social spending bill increasingly difficult in their own ways. sources telling nbc news that manchin's opposition to the clean energy program means it will likely be dropped from the democrats' spending bill, the $150 billion program is the most sweeping climate measure in the bill, aiming to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. and while sinema has been objecting to parts of the bill like prescription drug pricing proposals and certain proposed tax increases, political reports that her campaign received, quote, $27,800 from pacs of pharmaceutical companies from july throug

netflix said they loved it. >> reporter: netflix says it has already invested some $2 billion on asian content and will invest another half a billion on making new korean content alone this year. >> i think in the past couple of years we have seen korean content viewing grow four times in the region. >> parasite. >> reporter: this is a golden age of korean cultural exports. one win after another, music, films, tv shows. korean wave swept far beyond asia. hwang says this show's message resonates around the world. >> translator: the world is getting much harder to live in, even in the last ten years wealth disparity is growing. nations are facing economic strive and the added element much the covid pandemic made the wealth gap even worse. >> reporter: social disparity in "parasite." content from south korea with its turbulent history have war and military dictatorship traditionalry carries a strong little message. >> media is not just entertainment like in the united states or in the west. media has been always considered very important tool for political enlightenment or resistance. >>

he say, he says that after this netflix special several film festivals have canceled him but not netflix or the chase center. he's coming here ext month to debut his new film and chappelle is screening has an titled documentary. the film follows him in a series of live during the covid-19 pandemic. and after the murder of george floyd the show here at the chase center will also feature live performances from the comedian and other guest. before announcing his store earlier this month. she poll released the netflix series called the closer the special gate hate after some people say he made transphobic comments, netflix employees even walked out last week in protest of his comedy special. you can see it right now on your screen. protesters demanded that netflix better support its transgender and non-binary employees. now in a new stand-up video chappelle addressed the backlash, the comedian remained unapologetic about the special saying, quote, i said what i said. however, he also says that he is willing to meet with the transgender community but won't bend to anyone's demands. he said he

so much about netflix this week, dave chappelle, how netflix is defending dave chappelle standing by him amid outrage over trans phobic remarks in our outwrithous comedy eshl. is this the example of netflix resisting so-called canceled culture? >> absolutely. it's interesting to hear your interview with bari weiss because this is an example of a big hollywood institutional entity doing the opposite of what she's saying is so pervasive. it's standing by dave chappelle, even amid outrage of its own employees. there's going to be a walkout of employees at netflix who are so upset about the hateful language in this special, yet netflix has decided it is best interest in its business model to have a free and open. >> you said in your newsletter, they're taking this important stand, but doing a terrible job of pr. they're not explaining their position very well, are they? >> they are not. you can look at the policy, and i think the policy does ultimately make sense for netflix if they're going to be a talent-friendly platform. the way they're communicating this, this has been a complete di

. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, netflix workers staged a walkout, and royal caribbean is offering its latest round-the-world cruise. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, this morning the labor department's out with the weekly jobless claims report. stock futures are indicating a lower open this morning after a mixed session during yesterday's trading day. the dow rallied 152 points after hitting an interday record. the nasdaq shed 7, and the s&p 500 gained 16 points. >>> trouble for netflix as dozens of employees walked off the job in protest. organizers are calling for netflix to remove comedian dave chappelle's latest special calling it transphobic. they want netflix to repair its relationship with staff by hiring trans executives and boosting spending on trans and nonbinary creators and projects. netflix's ceo has previously apologized saying he mishandled the controversy by not communicating better. >>> drones could soon be delivering goods to some walgreens customers. the drug store chai

is it squid game or is it that netflix might be immune? could be a great story or movie down the line. >> or maybe a great stock in that case. a quick programming note the evercore analyst behind that call will be on "closing bell" today and morgan stanley seeing limited upside in the pharma space ahead of q3 earnings they're bullish on pfizer and merck, upping the target by about $3 mostly on covid vaccine and treatment sales and lowering their bristol myers target citing failure in a key drug pfizer and merck in the green this year. a rougher slog for bristol, which is down. >> we lowered our exposure to the traditional pharmas. happily we exited amgen a while back we've been redemploying in cvs and the pricing increases they put forward were just 10% so i think there's better places to be manyin this market >> it's lowest level since early 2020 so even as the number of people have been coming on air and talking about how healthcare is the place to be for stagflation or different reasons it's undervalued we talked about biotechs have bee