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Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from The Biden Administration is Either Incompetent or They Just Dont Care
"Turbulent times call for clear -headed insight that's hard to come by these days, especially on TV. That's where we come in. Salem News Channel has the greatest collection of conservative minds all in one place. People you know and trust, like Dennis Prager, Eric Metaxas, Charlie Kirk, and more. Unfiltered, unapologetic truth. Find what you're searching for at snc .tv and on Local Now Channel 525. This is your source for breaking news and what to make of it all. This is the Mike Gallagher Show. Two new wars that were sparked because of his policies as president. To him, that's what he was thinking when he thought I'm going to return to normal. We should not be sending one red cent of your money to Hamas. That is wrong. We made the pitch to lower the temperature. I'm still running for speaker and I plan to go to the floor and get the votes and win this race. And now sitting in for Mike today in the factor studios, .com here's Kevin McCulloch. Well, if you thought that just because it's Friday that this was going to be, you know, a chill, you know, news cycle goes dark, kind of just take it easy. Talk about, you know, Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift type stuff. That's not happening today. We have got news breaking out all over the place. And I know that there's probably a piece of Mike Gallagher that kind of wishes he could be back at the microphone, even though he's been told he needs to burn his vacation day today. But it is an honor to be with you. Kevin McCulloch is my name and I am Mike's colleague here at AM 970 The Answer in New York City. And on the Salem News channel, my broadcast is aired on Saturday nights. It's called That Kevin Show. We worked really hard to try to come up with a creative name and I think we did pretty good. But anyway, and we're not only colleagues, we're buddies. And so I'm really honored and humbled and just grateful to have Mike asked me to sit in for him. But we have got an enormous amount of stuff to talk about. And what I love about this audience, and I said this on my show, I've said this on Mike's show, I've said this on other people's shows, the Mike Gallagher audience is the consummate audience of what the temperature of America truly is. You are the one that gives me more insight. And I got some credit a couple of election cycles ago for predicting maps and saying who was going to be elected president and so forth. I oftentimes use a lot of the, I don't know, the instincts that I gain from the Mike Gallagher audience, because I do think you're the most trustworthy temperature of where America is at. So obviously I'm interested in your opinion today. 1 -800 -655 -MIKE is the number 800 -655 -MIKE. Where to begin? The president last night yammering on and on about America being back and how we're going to take leadership in these two wars. Can someone please remind him that there were no wars when he came into office? And I believe rather strongly that if President Trump had still been in office, neither one of these wars would have been started. And I'm going to explain my theory on that in our too. There's a very specific reason why both of these wars were able to be, to begin. And that very specific reason is entirely the fault of Joseph Biden, the Senator from Delaware. Entirely, entirely he and President Harris, it's entirely their fault because the policies that they brought with them were abject disasters for America's wellbeing, for the global security of our allies and friends, and for the general state of the world in general. So we've got a lot to get to that. I'm going to, I'm going to kind of partition that into our two today, but I got to start with something that's even more obnoxious and and dangerous heinous than that. If you're not on the Salem News Channel, go over and get on the Salem News Channel. And if you don't have the app loaded, you can just go to salemnewschannel .com or snc .tv. But I've got to put this picture on the screen. And guys, if you can put it up there, this was released yesterday by the administration on, this is a screen grab of their social media with someone else having come in and blackened out three big dots on the picture. Now let me describe for those of you that are watching by way of radio, what we're seeing here. This is a picture of President Biden in Israel doing a handshake with someone that is in uniform. It's obvious that they're in uniform. And it turns out that the men that are all lined up, shaking the president's hand, we're at this event where the president's there. And when the president comes to your country and he greets you, then you, you come over and you shake his hand, whether you want to or not. It's just what you do. It's what I would do if I was in their circumstance. And I don't, I don't even have much respect for the current president, but because I respect the office, that's what I would do. But this picture they posted on all of the White House social media sites yesterday, only it was not posted with the black dots covering the faces that you see if you're looking at the Salem News Channel right this second. What they posted was a picture of these men standing with the president with their faces fully seen. Now you may be saying to yourself, Kev, what's the big deal? Why is that heinous? You said this is heinous. You said this is terrible. It's terrible because the three men that are pictured in this picture that got plastered all over the White House's social media. And I don't know, do you think maybe our enemies look at the White House social media from time to time? Do you think that maybe they've got someone monitoring what we put up on the official White House social media? Some, I think they probably do from time to time. I think that they say, probably hey, I wonder what's going on over at the White House. Let's see what we can figure out by looking at their social media. I think it's like the bare minimum of what our enemies do. They do a lot more than that. They try to tap our phones and crack our computer networks and do a whole bunch of other stuff. But the very minimum of what they do, the very least of what they do, is pay attention to what we say on our own sites. So the White House puts this on its social media feeds yesterday, and I'll put the the pic back up on the screen, the guys without the dots on their faces are fully exposed. And why that's important is because these are highly secretive operatives of our special forces that are likely in Israel right now performing extractions of our hostages. And he's exposed their identity. Now let me just ask you, in the day in which we have facial recognition on our Google, we have facial recognition in our pocket. Do you think that maybe for half a second some of the terrorists that would like to kill you and me and every other American that is breathing free air today, do you think that for half a second if they could gain the identity of our special operatives that they would do so and they would do the most heinous torturous murderous things they could do to them? Do you think for half a second that our terrorist enemies think that way? Evidently the senator from Delaware think that way. They think this is all a circus. They think that they just go through the motions and when some war breaks out, then he gives a speech from the Oval Office and he tries to sound like he's informed and caring and all the rest of it, stumbles over his monitor several times in the 15 minutes that he has to say what he has to say. He says some nice things about standing with Israel, blah, blah, blah. If the wind turned tomorrow and the public sentiment in America turned to a harsh anti -Semitism majority, which right now it's not, it's still in the minority, but if it moved that way in the Republican party and they said, you know what, you're really going to lose the next election if you don't come down hard on Israel, he would change his feeling in a heartbeat because these people have no principles. They have no passion. They have no integrity. And now they're outing our special ops on their own social media websites. Now, after about an hour of taking the most heinous crap from much of social media, the White House goes, oh, I wonder if we should take it down. And they did. Friends, I am dying to know what you think of this. 800 -655 -MIKE, 800 -655 -6453. I'm a little bit worked up about this because just last week I was with family in California. I went to a Naval air station. I saw top secret stuff. I was able to have conversations with people that I don't always get to have. And I'll tell you that our military is very concerned about the lack of security that this White House and this administration tends to take approach with things. Take your calls next. 800 -655 -MIKE, 800 -655 -6453. Coming right back on The Mike Gallagher Show. The Mike Gallagher Show is now on TV. Watch the show every weekday on the Salem News Channel. Stream anytime on any device. Find us on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Google TV, Apple TV, and more. Or just go to salemnewschannel .com. The Mike Gallagher Show, now on TV.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 16:00 10-08-2023 16:00
"Available at Bloomberg .com slash originals and streaming platforms, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TV Plus, and more. Find our Bloomberg Businessweek podcast at Bloomberg .com, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. The latest edition of the magazine is available on newsstands now at Bloomberg .com and always on the Bloomberg Terminal. I'm Tim Stenebeck. And I'm Carol Masur. Have a good and safe weekend. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now.
THE EMBC NETWORK
A highlight from Chatters That Matter Dr Cheryl BryantBruce Presents N-MEN THE UNTOLD STORY with James Sweigert, Paul Rodriguez and Jean Levingston
"All right. Well, we are here to, and it was a pleasure to learn so much about the, about skateboarding, the thing I love so much and learn the history. So thank you for that. Well, just behind me, here's the movie poster, and this is a shepherd ferry and his team created this poster. And it's from one of the old photographs that Bill Golding had taken. And it's a dope ass poster. We'll find a way to get one to you, Paul, if you're in town here, I'll try to chase you down. Absolutely. I appreciate that. That'd be awesome. Yeah. Anything, anytime I can learn is, is someone I'm happy about. So, Well, we're going to do another LA premiere and I'll make sure that everybody on here is invited and connect everybody. And we'll get you guys, get you guys the VIP. Absolutely. Looking forward to it. Cause I can definitely, this is a film that I could watch over and over and over again. And I have seen it. I've seen it twice now. And, uh, each time, you know, saw something different and each time was just as emotionally connected to it. So, you know, if you get a chance to go out and see the premiere do go and see it, it is a worthwhile thing to, to do, and it will really give you an education, uh, on that thing. That is the passion known as skateboarding and you'll, you'll walk away with an entirely different impression of what it is. Awesome. So, you know, James Paul, Jean, I would like to thank you for your, for your time and for, for sharing your sport with us, Ricky Aaron, thank you for helping to pull this together and, and, and bringing Paul and, and Jean to share in with this. And, uh, James, thank you for letting me be a part of your experience. Uh, and I'm, I'm happy to bring this to a bigger audience and, uh, I'm happy that you're bringing it to the world for those of you out there watching and listening. Thank you for joining us again. You are listening to shatters that matters. Let's talk about it. And I am your show host, Dr. Cheryl Bryant Bruce. We look forward to having you join us every week. We're here and we want you to join. We want you to, to watch, like share and comment. So again, and there they go. Um, those are, those are my little doggies. They're Rosie and Mitzi, and, uh, they waited till the end of the show. So we appreciate them too. So again, come back and join us. We're here every week, 7 PM, Monday and Wednesday, that's 7 PM Pacific standard time. And, uh, we are pretty much anywhere that you can look we're on YouTube, we're on Apple, we're on Roku or on Spotify and a whole host of other places, but definitely you can see us every week on, on YouTube. Uh, and it lives there in perpetuity. So you guys will be able to, to watch this and, and see yourselves and share it with your friends. Thanks for joining us. Shatters that matters. Let's talk about it. What's going on. This is Paul Rodriguez, also known as P rod professional skateboarder, and you are watching chatters that matters much love. Hey, uh, this is Jean Livingston from Rialto and you're watching shatters that matters. Oh, yeah.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 16:00 09-10-2023 16:00
"Originals and streaming platforms like Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TV Plus, and more. Find our Bloomberg Business Week podcast at Bloomberg .com, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. The latest edition of the magazine is available on newsstands now at Bloomberg .com and always on the Bloomberg Terminal. Have a good and safe weekend, everyone. For Carol Masser and Jess Menten, I'm Tim Stenebeck. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. In 2022, the total market value of fresh avocado retail sales was just over $2 .5 billion. And that doesn't include all the sales at food service and restaurants. Now, those Haas avocados grown here in the US, also Mexico, Peru, and just a few other countries account for 95 % of the avocados we eat, and you're seeing them in more households and on more restaurant menus. The upscale burger chain Shake Shack just hired a chief avocado officer. Chipotle uses so many avocados, it now has a robot called the Autocado to prepare them. They're even showing up in smoothies. We expect demand to continue to grow. Tom Busby, Bloomberg Radio. 145 over 92. 111. 180 over I had a heart attack and a cardiac arrest and then a stroke. Your blood pressure numbers could change your life. Lowering your high blood pressure could save you.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 16:00 09-03-2023 16:00
"We'll cast also on Bloomberg Originals available at Bloomberg .com slash originals and streaming platforms including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TV plus and more. Find our Bloomberg Businessweek podcast at Bloomberg .com, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts. The latest edition of the magazine is available on newsstands now at Bloomberg .com and always on the Bloomberg terminal. I'm Tim Steneveck. And I'm Carol Masser. Have a good and safe Labor Day weekend. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now.
The MMQB NFL Podcast
A highlight from Rams Bounce Back & Bryce Young's Outlook
"Hey, can I let you in on a little secret? Ugh, I'm obsessed with the Drop app. Drop makes it so easy to score free gift cards just for doing my everyday shopping at places like Ulta, Sam's Club, and Lyft. So if you're like me and love a good shopping spree, download Drop today and join the secret club of savvy shoppers. And use my code GETDROP999 to get $5. Why are more senior citizens using marijuana? Can football ever be safe? And what's it really like for thousands of migrants traveling the dangerous Darien Gap? Every Sunday night on CNN, The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper takes a deep dive into unique and compelling stories like these. One Whole Story, One Whole Hour featuring journalists like Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Christiane Amanpour, and more. Watch The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper Sunday nights at 8 p .m. Eastern on CNN or listen on the iHeartRadio app. With so many streaming devices out there today, what sets Roku apart? Roku players are made for one thing, to get you the entertainment you want quick and easy. That means a simple home screen with your favorites front and center, channels like iHeartRadio that launch in a snap, and curated selections of TV for when you only sorta know what to watch. Not to mention all the free TV you can stream, including over 300 free live channels on the Roku channel. Find the perfect Roku player for you today at Roku .com.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 16:00 08-27-2023 16:00
"Streaming platforms such as Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TV Plus, and more. Find our Bloomberg Business Week podcast at Bloomberg .com, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. The latest edition of the magazine is available on newsstands now at Bloomberg .com and always on the Bloomberg Terminal. I'm Tim Steneveck. Did you buy that $30 million car? I did not. All right, just checking. I'm Carol Masler. Have a good and safe weekend, everyone. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. This is Bloomberg Radio. That's the findings of a new study by the National Partnership for Women and Families, and Kate Gallagher -Robbins is a senior fellow there. In our research, we found out that women typically spend twice as much time providing this uncompensated, unpaid care that men do. And what that means is women are spending about another half an hour every day compared to men caring for and helping their loved ones. But when you add that up over the course of a whole year, it amounts to four full work weeks. The key is more widely available childcare and paid leave laws now only on the books in 13 states and D .C. so workers don't have to worry about losing their jobs. Tom Busby, Bloomberg Radio. They tried to play for the first time to Afghanistan in 2003. It sustained a moderate traumatic brain injury. One of the most important elements of caregiving is taking care of yourself. For many military veteran caregivers, their caregiving journey starts early.
The MMQB NFL Podcast
A highlight from Trey Lance's NFL Future
"Hey this is Paris. I downloaded all my favorite things into my new Roblox experience. It's called Sliving. It's got everything I love. Discovering, shopping, collecting, partying with my friends. Do you slay? Do you live? Do you sliv? You can join me. Join me. Join me. Join. Come sliv it up with me on Friday, August 25th. Get on the dance floor as I spin at the hottest party on Roblox. I can't wait for you to see it. Now you're Sliving. Slivingland on Roblox. Loves it. I'm Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent, and this is Chasing Life. People measure age in all kinds of ways. Most of us start with the number of years, but as I've started to discover on this season of the podcast, that doesn't really tell the whole story. I guess there's no denying that our bodies do go through some changes, but aging is not linear. Listen to Chasing Life on the iHeartRadio app. With so many streaming devices out there today, what sets Roku apart? Roku players are made for one thing, to get you the entertainment you want quick and easy. That means a simple home screen with your favorites front and center, channels like iHeartRadio that launch in a snap, and curated selections of TV for when you only sort of know what to watch. Not to mention all the free TV you can stream, including over 300 free live channels on the Roku channel. Find the perfect Roku player for you today at roku .com. Happy streaming! Welcome to the MMQB podcast. I am Matt Verteram, joined by Gilberto Manzano here. It is Thursday, August 24th, and that means we only have one week of preseason football up. We're all thankful for that. Gil, have you finished up your training camp tour? Are you done now, or you still got a few more you gotta hit? Yeah, no, I'm done, and when you said the date, Matt, I actually forgot what date it is today, so that tells me we're two weeks away from the real football season, so I am done with training camp. I don't know about you, Matt, but after like the fifth or sixth stop, I was over it. I saw enough, you know, kind of somewhat real football. I did check out a couple scrimmages, which felt like a little bit of real football, but before that I was like, I'm over the traveling. Let's just get to the Chiefs and the Lions for that. There's a night opener. Yeah, man, I went to eight camps. I saw nine teams because the Lions and the Giants had joined practice when I was up in Allen Park. The day that I woke up in Kansas City, I actually didn't know what city I was in when I woke up. I had like a two -second, I don't know if panic's the same. So, I'm done. I finished on Tuesday. I went up to Green Bay for the last one, which was kind of more of an add -on at the end. I had gone up there for OTAs to do a feature on Jordan Love, and I wanted to go back up there and visit with Matt Lafleur, and it was worth the six -hour round trip. It was a long, long bit of traveling one day, but we made it happen. How many camps did you get to over the course of the summer? I got to, I want to say eight, and I had like you with the extra one with the Saints. The Saints came to Southern California for joint scrimmage with the Chargers, so technically nine teams, but the way I think I did it was, I think it was five states. I drove to Las Vegas and Arizona, and then I flew to San Jose, Seattle, and Denver, and going from Seattle to Denver, that's the one I felt. But yeah, man, I primarily got the West Coast teams. I got, you know, eight teams. The ones that were easy was the ones in my backyard in LA, the Cowboys, the Chargers, and the Rams, but you know, after the, I got on the plane. You know, at one point I started thinking, I don't know how you did it, Matt, because you were driving everything. Me driving to Las Vegas and Arizona, that was too much. I couldn't do any more car rides after that. Yeah, I didn't fly for any of them. I'm based outside of Chicago. You're based in Los Angeles, so you, your teams are more sprawling for you. I mean, you're not driving to Seattle from LA. For me, the longest drive I had was Kansas City, which was like six and a half hours each way. So I did, I did make that happen. But luckily, like Chicago to Indy's not bad. Indy to Cincinnati's a couple hours. You know, it wasn't, wasn't too bad. Look, we're going to get into Trey Lance. We're going to get into, there was an injury at Broncos camp earlier today before us recording with Jerry Jeudy, with what appears to be a hamstring injury. We'll talk about that a little bit. But I, I want to ask you, so the eight teams you saw, or the eight practices you was the most impressive? And was there a team that stood out to you, either good or bad, that you were kind of surprised by? Yeah, it's a tough question, man, because I was thinking that because I got, I got a good balance of really bad teams from Arizona. I saw our guy, Connor Orr, had him at one and 16 for the, for his win -loss record, a story that came out today. So they, they, they looked like they're going to be really bad. And it was tough for me to figure out who's who on that roster. So I got that. And then I got all the really good teams, like the 49ers, you know, I'm high on the Seahawks, you know, that from our doing our, our midsummer prediction, by the way, that was tough. We had to pick our Super Bowl teams in what, like April or May we're going to do it again. And I'm so happy about that, but the Seahawks look good. I like the Cowboys a lot, but every year it's the same thing. Like they get far and they don't get past the second round. So I can't commit to them. Same thing with the Chargers. They just don't go far. Like they're really hyped to have a lot of good players. So I keep going back to the 49ers because they've shown to me to at least get to the Super Bowl, or at least make it to the NFC title game. And then Brock Purdie being healthy. That to me was all I needed to see to say, you know what? I like the Seahawks, but I'm going to leave that bandwagon and go to the 49ers. Do you believe in Purdie? I mean, look, obviously you believe in him enough that you're, you're, you're high in the Niners, but you know, they'll roll with Purdie, which we knew they would, if he was healthy. Lance is the third string guy. And I know you wrote a piece on trail, Lance, we can get to him in a little bit here. The roster's stacked. I don't think anybody questions that. I mean, they have all pros literally in almost every single meeting room. They, they, they have guys everywhere. They have a very good head coach in Kyle Shanahan, but they've been a team that they haven't found their quarterback or at least they haven't proven to have found their quarterback yet. They went to Jimmy Garoppolo. Garoppolo, of course, now with the Raiders, who you saw as well during your tour.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 16:00 08-20-2023 16:00
"Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TV Plus, and more. Find our Bloomberg Businessweek podcast at Bloomberg .com, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. The latest edition of the magazine is available on newsstands now at Bloomberg .com and always on the Bloomberg Terminal. I'm Tim Stenebeck. And I'm Carol Masseur. Have a good and safe weekend, everybody. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now.
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 16:00 08-06-2023 16:00
"And streaming platforms like Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TV Plus, and more. Find our Bloomberg Business Week podcast at Bloomberg .com, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. The latest edition of the magazine is available on newsstands now at Bloomberg .com and always, of course, on the Bloomberg Terminal. Have a good and safe weekend, everyone. For Madison Mills and Carol Masur, I'm Tim Stenebeck. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. The latest liquor poised to go high -end is rum. Yes, rum. After seeing the markets for collectible and rare whiskey, bourbon, tequila, and mezcal explode in the last few years. People are into it and it's been kind of a little bit the forgotten category in terms of collectibility. That's Ray Iles, executive wine editor at Food & Wine magazine, who says rum, best known as a mixer in cocktails, now has top makers like Bacardi in Puerto Rico, Mount Gay in Barbados, and a handful of Jamaican distillers putting out premium aged batches or expressions of rum that can cost hundreds of bottles. If it follows the same kind of flight path as bourbon, then there's going to be a boom in aged single barrel expressions. So could rum be the next big thing? There's always something that's going to be next and rum is certainly well -placed for it. Tom Busby, Bloomberg Radio. Nearly one in two U .S. adults have high blood pressure. That's why it's important to self -monitor your blood pressure in four easy -to -remember steps. It starts with a monitor. Be next to Dr.
The Dan Bongino Show
'The One-Button Problem' With Some Media Platforms
"I saw this this morning on Twitter for my Twitter account I can't say on the air because the name was kind of a little bit vulgar But someone wrote this because they said there's a one button problem The one button problem that we have with some platforms you know Roku and other places Amazon Prime and others such as Roku But is there great platforms a lot of these platforms but the issue they're going to have is people have to hit probably two or three buttons to get there You got to hit the power button You got to go to the app It's not hard folks It takes seriously under like 5 seconds to figure out But some folks wander folks like me and I put myself in that group there They're just not familiar with the technology But ladies and gentlemen they're very smart They're going to figure it out And when they do it is going to be it's going to break the back of everyone left in the mainstream media Someone wrote this I walked my aunt to getting rumble on her TV It took a minute but she's thrilled now she can see people like Dan bongino and Steven Crowder All right it's one tweet that's on a particularly big deal But I get these messages all the time Dan I finally figured out how to use this or that The kids have all figured this out years ago The kids already knew this The landscape is totally changed folks Totally changed And the left is still trying to adapt to that too They had a monopoly on Twitter They had a monopoly on news channels It's all coming to an end The new media ecosystem is not going to be friendly to them
The Charlie Kirk Show
Kurt Schlichter on Why Fox News May Have Fired Tucker Carlson
"Is Kurt schlichter, so Tucker is no longer at Fox. You're immediate reaction. I was stunned. I mean, holy cow, that was so out of the blue. That, you know, this is the guy who's the biggest thing in conservatism and brush Limbaugh. And I think what it is going to mean is a real transition for the whole conservative media landscape. Before we were still in the process of identifying by organizations, I'm a fox viewer or I'm viewing this entity or that entity. I think now with Tucker out there, we've got the ability to individually brand in a way that we never had before. So it's going to be, hey, I'm following Tucker wherever he goes. If he's on my Roku, that's fine if he's on my podcast. He's fine. If he creates his own entity, he's fine. And I think we're going to see down the road, Charlie. Particularly if somebody figures out how to do it correctly, technically, people really curating their watching across a variety of outlets for a variety of individuals. So you pick and choose. I'm going to watch Charlie Kirk from here to here in the morning and then my device automatically go over here to this other organization that has Tucker and then this other organization that has somebody else. The era of network TV and traditional cable, I think this is part of the sunset.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Vivek Ramaswamy: What Happened With Silicon Valley Bank
"I'm one of the biggest opponents of corporate wokeness and ESG. Believe me, and it plays a small role in this story, but I don't want to pretend like that's the main story just because it's my favorite topic because it's not. Here's why actually what happened. All right, Silicon Valley bank used depositor money to take risks by buying the kinds of securities like mortgage backed securities they call them that go down in value when interest rates go up. But a lot of their depositors are tech companies who also do more poorly and need cash when interest rates go up. So guess what? Interest rates went up, that meant Silicon Valley bank was in trouble and the bank failed. Now, a lot of depositors are tech companies in Silicon Valley that irresponsibly put way too much money, Roku, put $400 million plus in Silicon Valley bank. That's rash. That's irresponsible. It's inexcusable. Well, the way it works in capitalism is that if you do that in your competitors don't, that's good for your competitors and not good for you. That's how capitalism works. But here's what they did. They said, no, no, no, no. We actually need a bailout instead to get bailed out for those bad decisions. This is corruption. This is crony capitalism. And the story gets worse because Silicon Valley bank itself lobbied for years for more loose risk requirements than normal bigger banks because they said, we're not ever going to be systemically important that the government's never going to have to save us anyway. Right. Well, guess what? In their hour of need, them and their cronies argued that they were systemically important. And guess what? Silicon Valley won. We bailed out a bunch of tech companies that banked with Silicon Valley bank, and that's actually crony capitalism all the way down. And I called that out for what it is. Bingo.
Daily Tech Headlines
"roku" Discussed on Daily Tech Headlines
"And Roblox through in that January daily active users were at 65 million. Roblox makes its money almost entirely on in game currency, which rose 17% last quarter to $889.4 million. That's almost $1 billion, not from advertising. It still lost money, though, at 48 cents per share. In paramount's earnings, it disclosed paramount plus added 9.9 million subscribers in Q four, bringing its totals to 56 million, just under analyst estimates. Across paramount plus showtime BET plus and noggin, paramount added 10.8 million direct to consumer subscribers for 77 million combined. Promote said it will no longer report total direct to consumer subscriber numbers going forward. The company also said it will increase prices on paramount plus and Q three with the premium tier increasing $2 to $11 99 cents a month to reflect added content from its showtime integration. The essential tier without showtime will still increase $1 to $5 99 cents a month. Roku reported in Q four, its ad supported Roku channel, reached 100 million people in the U.S., up 25% in the year. The company beat analyst earnings estimates, but still lost $1 70 cents per share on flat revenue of $867.1 million. It saw increased active accounts by 7% on the quarter to 70 million with streaming hours up 9% on the quarter to 23.9 billion. According to an email seen by CNBC, Google's VP for search, prabhakar raghavan, asked employees to help ensure its barred search tool gets answers right, spelling out rules for how they should fix responses. Rock Avon said Bart learns best by example, saying rewrite response thoughtfully will go a long way in helping us to improve the mode. Google recommends human responses be polite casual and approachable in first person and with an un opinionated neutral tone. Meanwhile, Microsoft released a blog post to address reports of odd behavior with its new Bing AI chat bot.
CNBC's Fast Money
"roku" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"And at the right time, as it turns out. But in terms of Goldman Sachs and since you mentioned, you know, where are we in terms of David Solomon? This is a company since 1969. The gentleman there that was there for 40 years prior. Since then they've had 9 CEOs. So the average tenure is about 5, 5 and a half years Lloyd was sort of at the higher end. I think he sat there 12. So with that said, you know, this year next year, David's probably getting long in the tooth, and is there going to be a switcheroo in that seat? Probably yes, but that does not signify anything. It's just signifies what Goldman's done. The last quarter was not good. They've admitted they made some mistakes, but I think you stay long Goldman Sachs here. Let me ask a question. If the headline crosses. Are you Solomon? I don't know why. I can talk with you. Okay, sorry. You keep doing it. You do it well. David, if the headline cross, the David Sullivan, we're stepping down. Leaving his post. Rallies. With the stock go up. I think he's an easy target right now. To answer your question, yes. However, I think people need to relax. And they've got an investor day in a couple of days. They're going to reiterate a target of 15 to 17% on tangible equity. Their fourth quarter wasn't great. If you look at this. And again, relative to the money center banks, it's apples and oranges. But if you look at a 5 year Goldman versus all the other big money center banks, you're doing fine. And Goldman, this hasn't necessarily been an environment where Goldman makes their money. They will be back at, you know, I would be buying weakness. And remember what Mike Mayo also said, this is the most recession proof banks have been financials have been. So this is clouding it, making this focus on Goldman Sachs. The best chart in the space is Morgan Stanley. So I wish I had a must trade versus a just trade, but right now, but I'm still a long JPMorgan. All right, coming up. Fresh
CNBC's Fast Money
"roku" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"A barrel as I say this all the time is not why you're buying energy companies. You're buying them because again, in marathon after the bell here, talking about north of 40% cash flow payouts to investors. CAPEX is inching higher. And the urge is to drill more to put more CAPEX to work. That's what we're all watching. So far, I haven't been that discouraged. Guy? Feels like and it feels like to me this is Devin specific. Now we'll see. I'm sure I'm pronouncing that incorrectly as well. For you folks at Devin, I'm sorry, but it feels as though some of the issues were specific to the company also say this that the move in natural gas is not helped. A lot of these downstream place. But I'm with Tim a 100% on this. These stocks ExxonMobil week or so ago was making a new all time high. So every time it's seemed to be the end of the energy stocks cycle, it's proven to be the time to get back in. I don't think you run from energy here in terms of the stocks. I think you add to long positions. I mean, it was a big drop for Devin and it did seem a little Devin specific when they were talking specifically about outages in terms of infrastructure and the Delaware Basin. Temporarily affecting volumes. Devon specific and that seems first quarter specific as well. Jeff, I thought what was interesting though is to talk about how inflation is moving that break even higher. And that's not something that we often necessarily think about. I mean, I sort of wonder in the back of my mind. If the Biden administration is listening to this, that is inflation is high. Or if it's intended for the Biden, it costs exactly. It costs more to make the stuff like any company. Yeah. Absolutely. And it's something you have to pay attention to. But at the same time, are we past the worst of that? Obviously, inflation having peaked and I think it probably trends lower. We can argue as to the speed, but I agree with what the other guys have said. You know, you look at some of these valuations, you know, whether it's 6, 7 times, you can look at a Marathon Petroleum. You could look at Marathon Oil company, even look at an ExxonMobil, for example. And even if earnings are flat to down, say, over the next couple of years, and I think that's possible to Tim's point, we don't need oil prices to go to 80, $90 a barrel for these to be reasonable at these prices. So for me, I think that's the key. And at the same time, you have companies like ExxonMobil, for example, continuing to manage costs, even a mid record profits. I think that's a good thing for the more medium term outlook. And even if we do see break-even costs rising a little bit, you know, shameless plug for the fame trade here, but that's why I like a company like EOG Resources. You know, there are generally a low cost producer. They can support that dividend at much lower oil prices. So if you want to play in that direction because you are concerned about the break evens, maybe a stock like that makes sense. I think two 1022 was the year of the equity. I think everything was front loaded. If you look at ExxonMobil, Chevron to a larger extent, all of these charts have rolled over. I would stay out of the equity. Up in the air on the commodity, it could be the year for the commodity to rally and a year for the equities to sell off. I think it was already pulled forward. All right, coming up. Goldman Sachs scraping.
CNBC's Fast Money
"roku" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"Welcome back to fast money earnings alert on Roku, shares surging after the company reported a revenue beat and smaller than expected loss per share for the latest quarter. Q one revenue guidance also topping estimates that conference call is underway. Julia Morrison joins us with the latest. Hey, Julia. Hey, that's right. In addition to that better than expected revenue that Roku reported, that revenue actually flat with last year rather than a decline, a company reporting smaller than expected loss, Roku guided to Q one revenue of 700 million. That was higher than expectations, though it is worth pointing out that first quarter earnings guidance did fall short of what analysts were looking for. CEO Anthony wood, writing in his letter to shareholders, quote, although macro, uncertainty seems likely to persist in 2023, are unmatched scale and engagement along with our competitive advantages, give us conviction in our ability to navigate and execute in challenging times. The company also noting both in that letter and also in his call going on right now that despite tightening ad budgets in Q four, ad spending on the Roku platform outperformed the overall ad market would saying that the company plans to continue to improve its operating expense profile and that they are committed to a path that delivers positive adjusted EBITDA for full 2024. They also mentioned that there was 85% growth in the Roku channel in the past year and also they're seeing a lot of growth in those free ad supported channels, what they call fast channels in the biz in general. Melissa, Julia, thanks, Julia, and Steve. This is about expectations. And I believe in October, they guided to a 8% decline in revenue. So the bar was set up pretty low for them. You look at the chart, it's a disaster. Anything better than a disaster was going to have the stock pop. You have an upgrade cycle in TVs, more Roku's, I think we're headed towards more positivity. Well, I think their best days are behind them. I mean, I see the competition from big tech and the ad scatter market. We know the cyclicality in that Steve's right on the comps are easy to beat and they'd already given you a guide. It was easy to beat that. This is not a stock I get excited about. A 9% short interest doesn't. It helps in terms of the pop in the stock after hours guy. No, it does not, yeah, it shouldn't, it's not representative of this move without question. We've seen much larger short interests, but let's put this in perspective that both Steven Tim's point. This stock at its trough, I think it was $38 and change. Forget about the lows we saw in March of 2020. I mean, this stock traded levels we hadn't seen since sort of the summer of 2018. So you talk about a complete overshot, a stock that would, by the way, a year earlier was trading $500. So for perspective. So where we are now effectively gets us to the lows that we saw in the early spring of 2020. Theoretically, this is where we sort of flame out. I would think, because to Tim's point, the best days for Roku, I think are clearly behind them, and it's still at these prices, even with the precipitous self we've seen over the last couple of years, it's still an expensive stock. All right, let's get to Cisco now. It's also out with results shares also higher after posting a beat on the top and the bottom line. Guidance for the current quarter, coming in above expectations, Frank
Mark Levin
AT&T, DirecTV Censor Newsmax
"So DirecTV if you have DirecTV cancel it There are other satellite services and there's other Internet services and of course there's other cable services But drop them DirecTV carried a number left leaning networks including vice Vice Made T and T is considering dropping newsmax This is why when we look for sponsors on this program I always look for entrepreneurs and startups and others Who chip away at these behemoths Who chip away at them So newsmax points out and I'm on Fox but I don't care I want newsmax to thrive I want to thrive I want them to thrive Anyone including our customers can watch the network for free via newsmax TV dot com YouTube dot com and on multiple streaming platforms like Amazon fire TV Roku and Google Play But as Chris ruddy says CEO of newsmax media is a blatant act of political discrimination and censorship against newsmax and he's a 100% right The most extreme liberal channels even with tiny ratings get fees from AT&T direct TV But newsmax and OAN needed to be deplatformed In the platform that's sort of a passive word isn't it Censored is a better word Really quite incredible And disgusting And more evidence Of the growing tyranny in this country in my view Well
The Dan Bongino Show
Kyle Seraphin: The Information Industrial Complex
"So I wanted to get your thoughts on this A lot of information emerging this week about these FBI biweekly meetings with Twitter Now as we know from Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook's appearance on the Joe Rogan show I don't know if the meetings were as regular with Facebook but it's clear that the FBI met with Facebook too This is troubling stuff I mean big tech is the new public square Kyle You were inside the FBI Do you see this as troubling a development as I do Yeah of course I do I thought I came up with this expression the information industrial complex turns out there are people talking about this all the way back to 2014 2013 So it's not something I came up with although I did kind of have an independent route to it We've got a lot of people that come right out of FBI jobs out of CIA jobs out of other intelligence agencies DHS and so on And they walk right into these high profile roles either as security or information management or attorneys you know straight into the big tech companies That's kind of the new that's kind of the new route to go in and get these jobs It used to be you go to Raytheon or Boeing or whatever that kind of route was But now these guys are going in they're catching these corporate jobs We've got Jill Sanborn is over at Roku She's a senior director of something She's still got an FBI employee number because my folks looked it up These people are very tied in to the agencies they came from and they've got a strong vested interest in making sure those agencies still look good because that's where their reputation is tied So it's kind of a scary thing It's the self licking ice cream cone but it's expanded to a whole new whole new area
Mark Levin
Larry O'Connor Announces Primetime Show With Salem Media
"Announcing today that I'm creating a partnership with the brand new cable network Salem news channel It's owned by Salem media In fact all of you in Los Angeles listening on the mighty krl a right now is listening on Salem radio I know there's other Salem stations that have Mark Levin across the country They're a great group They're starting a new cable news channel And lifelong dream of mine is about to come true Starting in on October 1st we'll be launching a brand new prime time show At 9 p.m. called O'Connor tonight I'm still doing my morning show in Washington D.C. Don't worry about it I'll still be on WAL every single day for four hours But I will be launching this show at that time It's going to be great It's going to be fun I can't wait to do it And it's going to be a wonderful thing So I hope that you all get that app right now Say the news channel It's on Roku Amazon Prime Apple TV You can get it on your phone you can get it on your tablet you can get it on your computer get it on the browser they've already started launching some programming and I'll be joining the team on October 1st and I can't wait And I would be honored and privileged if you could follow me on social media and follow me there again My name's Larry O'Connor sitting in for Mark Levin tonight And I've been dying to tell you that news because it's been in the works for a while and I have not told anyone so you the Mark Levin show audience you're the first ones to
Bloomberg Radio New York
"roku" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Of that end user and how the end user gets that signal It could be on a Roku it could be on Amazon fire stick It could be on a smart TV by LG or Sony So the data is really disparate And I'm wondering what technology you have to be able to provide companies that are looking for this data with accurate info Yeah it's a great question And one that we've tried to solve Tim in software We believe that the only way that you can solve for the challenges of the modern day advertiser is to be global And to have a solution that is software based that truly scales And that's easy to say but it's actually harder to do What's been amazing about the recent acquisition by innovative is that we've basically been able to kind of superpower our measurement which is think about it this way in a vid has a ad server that delivers ads for the 40% of the top 200 advertisers What does that mean That means that means about a billion hours a day and it means that we can take every impression that gets served and pump it straight into TV squared And either map it to who did I reach what was the audience demo and did they take an action So I want you to think of this as we've done the hard bit We've done the stitching together of all of these different platforms and because innovative actually delivers the ad we can see if it's a show that runs on peacock on a Roku device on a Samsung TV we can still see that impression Therefore for us what's beautiful is there's no walled gardens and we're independent So if you're an advertiser everyone's calling us saying hey wait a second You can see all the way through the customer journey what happened So Joe if you can see all through the customer journey as the world is reopening post pandemic are you seeing signs that people are done or certainly at least pulling back when it comes to watching streaming Because you are seeing people airports are packed people are getting out We just talked about Disney the parks numbers they were strong So are you seeing signs of waning interest in waiting demand Not seeing size of waning interest waning demand I think what we are seeing are waning viewing hours something that's showing you that maybe the time spent on streaming is going back Time spent is now available on so many different devices So if you think about where we used to watch TV we all used to sit down even in the pandemic it became like the good old days we'd all sit down and watch a TV show in front of the TV together And now what we're doing is we're watching TV like on our phones on our tablets on our desktops during working from home hours So we're not seeing we're not seeing a slackening off in viewing what we're seeing is cross device everywhere People are still watching TV but they're watching it on their smartphone on a plane So we've got to make sure that we can still measure what's going on both from a ascribing value So did somebody take an action Did they see an ad go to a website Did they see an ad go into a store Less so that we're seeing we're seeing numbers change or decline on the streaming side more so that we're seeing full cross device cross platform because CTV is accessible literally any way you go And that's the beauty of it All right we're going to leave it on that note So fun to catch up with you And hopefully you'll come back and give us some updates On what you guys are doing Joe could sell ish president of TV squared Joining.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"roku" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Global trading and turnkey custody solutions No ticket charges and no conflicts of your interest at IBKR dot com slash RIA A first doctor raging this morning despite ongoing geopolitical tensions sentiment is getting a boost from word of planned talks between the U.S. and Russia Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov has agreed to meet Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Europe next week We caught up with former UN ambassador Thomas Pickering I have that bad feeling in my gut and we'll have it until we begin to see something that is more than declarations which begins to move us away from confrontation and toward a workout Former UN ambassador Thomas Pickering spoke with our Washington correspondent Joe Matthew on Bloomberg sound on catch the program weekdays at 5 p.m. eastern on Bloomberg radio It's not just geopolitical concerns Karen the prospect of interest rate hikes to tame red hot inflation has also contributed to the recent sell off St. Louis fed president Jim bullard says bringing down inflation may require the Central Bank to do more He thinks officials may need to overshoot the neutral target interest rate which he sees at around 2% Investors have also been slamming stocks on earnings misses Nathan In fact meta platforms the parent of Facebook is tumbled out of the world's ten largest companies by market value met has been hammered by its worst monthly decline ever You want to talk about getting hammered Karen shares of Roku this morning or down nearly 25% in early trading thanks to an earnings miss We get the details on that from Bloomberg's Lisa Matteo The streaming video platform company reported fourth quarter revenue and issued a first quarter sales forecast that both fell short of analyst estimates The company's chief financial officer said supply chain disruptions were a headwind for the company Roku was one of the stay at home winners during the pandemic It's stock a nearly 150% in 2020 as COVID accelerated this shift towards streaming video among consumers Lisa Matteo Bloomberg daybreak Lisa thank you and speaking of the pandemic The White House is warning that COVID cash is drying up It's telling Congress that the U.S. does not have enough money on hand to deal with future coronavirus variants.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"roku" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Takes Tim steno V on Bloomberg radio All right lots going on We're seeing booking up 6 and a half percent in the after hours we're seeing Roku down 7.7% in the after hours What else do we got Tim It's all about earnings and what these companies had to say We got Booking Holdings we got Cheesecake Factory coming really soon You mentioned Qualcomm Roku shares are moving lower in after hours trading The fire hose continues Carol Yeah let's take a look at Qualcomm because we are definitely seeing that stock up move in the after hours up about 4.3% This is so key This is a company that plays into all of our smartphones We watch in terms of a supply chain the company's saying tablets wireless broadband helped chip demand says record outlook help by more access to supply This is the company's CEO out in an interview system demand for Android phones helping growth at the company You're keep an eye on Qualcomm I got my own Roku because shares moving lower in after hours trading The company coming out and saying supply chain issues to blame quote we believe the slowdown in active account growth rate this quarter was in large part attributable to global supply chain disruptions that have impacted the U.S. TV market specifically overall U.S. TV sales in Q three fell below pre COVID-19 levels some of our Roku TV OEM partners were hit particularly hard with inventory challenges negatively impacting their unit sales figures and market share in the third quarter So if you can't get that TV that Roku TV and then you're not going to be a new account added to Roku you're not going to see the ads and you're not going to buy content through Roku and that's going to hurt Roku You want to go back to Qualcomm one of the big players a $156 billion market cap in the semi space And as I mentioned that stock is up more than 4% in the after hours Let's get to it because a lot of it's got to have to do with that first quarter outlook which is 10 billion to 10.8 billion which beats the estimate of 9.73 billion Talk about optimism Mandy Singh he's the one who really gets this He's senior tech industry analyst for us here at Bloomberg intelligence here in our interactive brokers studio Feels like an upbeat report Yes it is a great print and it just goes to show that some of the secular trends that we have been witnessing be digital transformation connectivity overall 5G rollouts it's kind of playing into Qualcomm's strength And that's what we are seeing in the numbers How are they managing it We spend so much time talking about supply chain problems apply to problems we just did it with fed shape chief J Powell Are they managing it well Is there some reason why it doesn't necessarily seem to be hurting them too much or that much Yes so clearly they are managing it well And some of it has to do with the type of chips they sell So they also use TSMC but they use other foundries as well And what we have seen companies agency being time management conductors So companies that have kind of diversified their foundry exposure have done well because they could source their chips from all these different foundry makers So that is what has helped them on the supply side in terms of demand side really they seem to be doing well in all the kind of segments I mentioned except for autos So autos is one of the high growth segments where Nvidia has done particularly well And that is one area where investors may want to see Qualcomm really up their game What do we know about pricing power What do Qualcomm tell us about their ability to raise prices in an environment where demand is high and supplies low Yeah so clearly their gross margins have improved and that is a function of pricing And they have been able to command you know the higher prices especially on the latest chips when it comes to the 5G rollouts So whether it's the data center build out or the tablets that they're selling it's really the latest that they're selling are commanding premium pricing You know I do think about the differences and we have to remember that because we are seeing this with companies and certainly big players in the chip sector that some manage better than others and that's just a case like it goes to really understanding this industry right And you said you mentioned the foundries like who are they playing into or what sector that they sell into Correct Yes And look I mean we know industrial IoT has become a big trend after the pandemic because from an enterprise perspective you want everything connected going forward And that's what everyone realized during the pandemic that if you're connected you can get your work done So connectivity as an overall trend is really a tailwind for all the semiconductor guys not just Qualcomm but Qualcomm is exposed more to mobility and 5G rollouts And that is why they are doing well right now Okay help us understand the relationship between Qualcomm and who they supply to Apple for example How has that relationship changed And what should investors know Yes so with Apple their exposure to Apple has gone down Because Apple has been basically doing a lot of things in-house and they have this system on a chip that has got everything except they still have to pay at all to Qualcomm on the modem side So when it comes to 5G rollout Apple will have another chip from Qualcomm but for the most part they have replaced the core mobile chip that they used to use from Qualcomm with their own internal chips So revenue exposure to Apple has gone down where Qualcomm has benefited is from Huawei So because of that Huawei ban what has happened is Qualcomm has been the main beneficiary of all the Android phones They're selling to Xiaomi all the Chinese handset makers because Huawei is banned They can sell those like Qualcomm can't even sell any chips to Huawei because of the band right now So clearly Qualcomm has been the beneficiary of that band but that whole China exposure I mean when you think about it it's something could happen at the geopolitical level and that has a big impact on Qualcomm So that's something that investors have an eye on The thing I'm trying to figure out and we just spent talk with one of our market guests Hillary Cramer about what's going on in terms of supply chain disruptions is it because it's such cheap money and it's ramped up demand and it's dislocating everything But it does sound like companies are figuring out the supply chain problems And we should maybe can we read something more broadly Mandy bin to this in terms of over the next quarter or so I gotta stop my question 'cause I gotta go to mister Biden The president of course continue to take some questions It sounds like on the elections that just happened here in the U.S. Mindy thank you Let's go to President Biden.
Techmeme Ride Home
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite: Everything You Need to Know
"Itself seemed to leak updated kindle paper white devices with larger six point eight inch displays in two variants eight gigabytes for one hundred and forty nine dollars canadian and thirty two gigabytes for two hundred and nine dollars ninety nine cents canadian both with seventeen. Led's quoting good e reader. Amazon is going to be releasing a new kindle paper white in the next few days the reader will have a six point eight inch screen and we'll come. In two variants the kindle paper white five will have eight gigabytes of storage and the kindle paper white signature edition we'll have thirty two gigabytes of storage the product listings are not live but you can learn a little bit about the new devices on the product description page of the kindle basic and can oasis currently. You can view those on the canadian site. They have product pages but they linked to a four page right now. The new kindle paper white five and paperwork five signature edition will both employ a six point eight inch screen with three hundred p. p. i. And the screen will be flush with the basil they will have seventeen white and amber led lights. So you'll be able to use the typical display and it also has the same color temperature system the kennel oasis three employees. This lighting system is a huge upgrade. The paperweight for only has five. Led lights these signature edition will also have auto adjusting light sensors so they will automatically change the brightness of the screen based on the environmental lighting. It will also have wireless charging capabilities and amazon. We'll be selling a new kit. You will be able to connect to wi fi to purchase audio books and e books on the amazon bookstore. The product listing page does not mention a cellular version for an extra fee the kindle paper white five will retail for one hundred forty nine dollars canadian and the eight gigabyte model for two hundred nine dollars. Ninety nine cents. Canadian for the kindle signature edition the prices will likely be lower in the united states when the listing goes live in a couple of days. You can bookmark the product description pages right now and they will likely be going live sometime in the next twenty four hours and quote.
Techmeme Ride Home
Amazon Leaks New Kindle Paperwhite With Larger 6.8-Inch Display
"This one is not an official release but an official leak. Maybe amazon itself seemed to leak updated kindle paper white devices with larger six point eight inch displays in two variants eight gigabytes for one hundred and forty nine dollars canadian and thirty two gigabytes for two hundred and nine dollars ninety nine cents canadian both with seventeen. Led's quoting good e reader. Amazon is going to be releasing a new kindle paper white in the next few days the reader will have a six point eight inch screen and we'll come. In two variants the kindle paper white five will have eight gigabytes of storage and the kindle paper white signature edition we'll have thirty two gigabytes of storage the product listings are not live but you can learn a little bit about the new devices on the product description page of the kindle basic and can oasis currently. You can view those on the canadian site. They have product pages but they linked to a four page right now. The new kindle paper white five and paperwork five signature edition will both employ a six point eight inch screen with three hundred p. p. i. And the screen will be flush with the basil they will have seventeen white and amber led lights. So you'll be able to use the typical display and it also has the same color temperature system the kennel oasis three employees. This lighting system is a huge upgrade. The paperweight for only has five. Led lights these signature edition will also have auto adjusting light sensors so they will automatically change the brightness of the screen based on the environmental lighting. It will also have wireless charging capabilities and amazon. We'll be selling a new kit. You will be able to connect to wi fi to purchase audio books and e books on the amazon bookstore. The product listing page does not mention a cellular version for an extra fee the kindle paper white five will retail for one hundred forty nine dollars canadian and the eight gigabyte model for two hundred nine dollars. Ninety nine cents. Canadian for the kindle signature
Pivot
"roku" Discussed on Pivot
"Gosh an animated show an animated there. Is i think what you need is an authoritative voice to do voiceover. Even colbert animated new. Show a funny one. But do you think they're still gonna get bought to belco like flakes too late brokers now. The acquirer mass market cap is not netflix. Sang for you. People know roku is it in roku is now going to be on top. they're going to be acquiring companies this company this executive there. I didn't even know off. Forty four billion dollar market cap. I mean that's where you realize roku s- worth more than almost entire cable bundle at this point me roku if you think about a roku is going to be worth almost as much as this new kind of discovery. I don't know what the value Is going to be there. Anyways roku now player there. Being for lesser minus. What do you think we're katzenberg goes nex. Oh i think he continues to be jeffrey katzenberg hollywood icon and enjoys his his. You know he's an incredible at storyteller. I think a billionaire in his own right. I think he'll do a bunch of interesting projects and coal stopped dead. You know what you know what this is. This is a blessing. And i will say this donner's The best thing of success The second best thing is to fail fast and that is when you're at his age he didn't wanna find out that didn't work over ten years de show. I started an e commerce incubator in nineteen ninety nine called brand farm backed by goldman sachs benca. Jp morgan how you the best thing about. It was the best thing about a was failed in about six months. Yeah you should've called me right away. I would have told you don't do you a lot of times.
Pivot
"roku" Discussed on Pivot
"Get it. Catered to my men's sober-minded germans who do you think i am somebody who does voice overs for the obama animated series isn't believe i'm sterling. I still believe. I was noticing yesterday. The obamas are doing animated series. They're just like what are they doing. Stand situation i guess. They've decided they're going to know. Every president goes through that. What do i do now. Okay they all go through it They all go through it. Obama for the first twenty four months. Was you know on different. Various yachts of kneeling or democrat. It's trying to figure out like. Hey what am i gonna do like anything. So far their media it'll media thing at all. I don't know we'll see what it is. I think he's i. I actually think. Obama i i think he has such a powerful voice. Such a young man. Yeah and i think is is wife is such a fantastic yeah. I don't know spokesperson for for various things that i think people would like to see them a little bit more in the game. Yeah as opposed to just doing production deals and they have the right to do whatever they want. Cheap seems cheap. they're doing. I got us president. Ever jimmy carter. Yeah you know exactly like kylo. I don't know. I just don't i you know look not. I don't know. I guess. George bush sort of painting. I guess any sort of keep growing the more likeable now. I guess in any case. It's a really interesting time. So so i'm gonna go right to the big story.
Daily Tech News Show
"roku" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"To just youtube results when the youtube app is open roku itself also wants to lower the priority of a dedicated row of search results for youtube that shows up in roku general search. Roku says it's not going to ask for more money. It just doesn't want to agree to the terms. Google said in a statement quote to be clear we have never as they have. Alleged made any request to access user data or interfere with search results. This claim is baseless and false. Well okay okay google. Sorry if i woke up. Anybody's marta system. Just then so everybody loses right. Yes launched youtube tv to be available on the roku platform have roku devices. People have roku devices wanna be able to access extremely popular cord cutting television option. And then if you're the customer well okay if you already have youtube tv on your roku A device then. You're good to go. But nobody knew can get that and roku devices some of them anyway are nice and cheap and very attractive option for folks. So it's yeah this is just messy stuff. Yeah this is a crazy Kinda funny scenario. You'll have to forgive the beeping. I'm having a power outage right now. So come on batteries right now but It's kinda funny situation. Because it's like. Who do you believe in this scenario Brokers definitely putting out some statements against google goals definitely Denying those and In the other funny part is how is this happening and supposed to be our savior which is a streaming service. This things to happen with direct. Tv all the time with the different networks and now it's happening on streaming services. This is crazy. Yeah it turns out that Companies that make agreements can still fight even streaming world right. Unfortunately it didn't didn't fix that. And i think the reason it has seems to happen with roku more often. You don't see apple tv into these. These disputes hardly ever you. You've seen amazon getting a couple of them but not as often is because roku has less leverage you know roku going it alone out. Their entire business is made up in the platform of roku and selling hardware that runs roku os and so they need to push harder. Because apple can make an agreement with google on fifteen different things all at once and and do some more horse-trading there so can amazon roku can't do that so i i think that's why you see roku.
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"roku" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
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Daily Tech News Show
"roku" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"I think is really powerful. Well all signs point to roku perhaps producing its own original shows and movies. And you might say. Doesn't it a lot of people use roku isn't that what all the companies do. Well not not not publicly anyway but the company did publish a job listing for a lead production attorney to quote serve as lead production attorney for roku original episodic and feature length productions Sounds like that's what they're working on. Roku acquired kubis content library last month. The job listing was first spotted by data provider reveal era and the roku spokesperson declined to comment job. Description also includes handling quote option purchase agreement script agreements life rights agreements agreements to hire writers actors directors and individual producers production service agreements below the line ingredients including for department heads location agreements clearances prop rental agreements likeness releases and credit memos. Now i only mentioned all of those because it sounds like roku is very much not just saying he. let's acquire some some independent productions because that is also a very common thing that roku competitors are doing now as well but but definitely creating some original productions from scratch. Frankly i'm surprised it took this long. Given what slice of the market roku has it's very popular way for people to watch content of all kinds and knowing that really whether your net flicks or apple tv plus amazon or roku or who or you know the list goes on you just need a couple hits disney plus raid and then all of a sudden people are like this is awesome. You know what. I don't need necessarily hundred hits but just the to helps get me hooked and take my money. Well and especially with the roku channel you know kind of following peacock and pluto not following. It came before them in some instances but like klew tv peacock now offering this ad supported and now adding in you know the the component of originals in a roku kind of spent this past year pudding the roku channel basically everywhere. You know you can get the app. You don't have to have a roku device now to really buy into what is effectively an ad tech play To expand that business line for them. My question is you know. We've seen other companies balk at you know i'm thinking of voodoo and walmart balking at the cost of putting out these high production Originals will compete with the major streaming providers. I wonder what the the the The math looks on the back. End for roku right of being like okay. We need to extend this much money to get this. Many more viewers is there roku plus channel coming. That's going to be you know a subscription. Will they keep with. Just the ad supported..
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"roku" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"I think is really powerful. Well all signs point to roku perhaps producing its own original shows and movies. And you might say. Doesn't it a lot of people use roku isn't that what all the companies do. Well not not not publicly anyway but the company did publish a job listing for a lead production attorney to quote serve as lead production attorney for roku original episodic and feature length productions Sounds like that's what they're working on. Roku acquired kubis content library last month. The job listing was first spotted by data provider reveal era and the roku spokesperson declined to comment job. Description also includes handling quote option purchase agreement script agreements life rights agreements agreements to hire writers actors directors and individual producers production service agreements below the line ingredients including for department heads location agreements clearances prop rental agreements likeness releases and credit memos. Now i only mentioned all of those because it sounds like roku is very much not just saying he. let's acquire some some independent productions because that is also a very common thing that roku competitors are doing now as well but but definitely creating some original productions from scratch. Frankly i'm surprised it took this long. Given what slice of the market roku has it's very popular way for people to watch content of all kinds and knowing that really whether your net flicks or apple tv plus amazon or roku or who or you know the list goes on you just need a couple hits disney plus raid and then all of a sudden people are like this is awesome. You know what. I don't need necessarily hundred hits but just the to helps get me hooked and take my money well and especially with the roku channel you know kind of following peacock and pluto. I mean not following. It came before them. In some instances but like cluedo tv peacock now offering this ad supported and now adding in you know. The the component of originals in a roku spent this past year pudding the roku channel basically everywhere. You know you can get the app. You don't have to have a roku device now to really buy into what is effectively an ad tech play To expand that business line for them. My question is we've seen other companies balk at you know i'm thinking of voodoo and walmart balking at the cost of putting out these high production Originals will compete with the major streaming providers. I wonder what the the the The math looks on the back. End for roku right of being like okay. We need to extend this much money to get this. Many more viewers is there roku plus channel coming. That's going to be you know a subscription. Will they keep with. Just the ad supported..
Daily Tech News Show
"roku" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"I think is really powerful. Well all signs point to roku perhaps producing its own original shows and movies. And you might say. Doesn't it a lot of people use roku isn't that what all the companies do. Well not not not publicly anyway but the company did publish a job listing for a lead production attorney to quote serve as lead production attorney for roku original episodic and feature length productions Sounds like that's what they're working on. Roku acquired kubis content library last month. The job listing was first spotted by data provider reveal era and the roku spokesperson declined to comment job. Description also includes handling quote option purchase agreement script agreements life rights agreements agreements to hire writers actors directors and individual producers production service agreements below the line ingredients including the department heads location agreements clearances prop rental agreements likeness releases and credit memos. Now i only mentioned all of those because it sounds like roku is very much not just saying he. let's acquire some some independent productions because that is also a very common thing that roku competitors are doing now as well but but definitely creating some original productions from scratch. Frankly i'm surprised it took this long. Given what slice of the market roku has it's very popular way for people to watch content of all kinds and knowing that really whether your net flicks or apple tv plus amazon or roku or who or you know the list goes on you just need a couple hits disney plus raid and then all of a sudden people are like this is awesome. You know what. I don't need necessarily hundred hits but just the to helps get me hooked and take my money. Well and especially with the roku channel you know kind of following peacock and pluto not following. It came before them in some instances but like cluedo. Tv peacock now offering this ad supported and now adding in you know. The the component of originals in a roku spent this past year pudding the roku channel basically everywhere. You know you can get the app. You don't have to have a roku device now to really buy into what is effectively an ad tech play To expand that business line for them my question is you know we've seen other companies balk at you know i'm thinking of voodoo and walmart balking at the cost of putting out these high production Originals will compete with the major streaming providers. I wonder what the the the The math looks on the back. End for roku right of being like okay. We need to expand this much money to get this. Many more viewers. Is there roku plus channel coming. That's going to be a you. Know a subscription. Will they keep with. Just the ad supported. It seems to be where they're making their major technology investments so Interesting also shout out to all the interns and cub reporters that look through jobless things for roku and all these other companies. Because that's got to be a tough beat or depending on who you know. You're like the coolest person ever because you know someone gets roku before roku is even ready to make an announcement about their original contact. I guess we'd better do original content. We're.
Daily Tech News Show
"roku" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"Doesn't it a lot of people use roku isn't that what all the companies do. Well not not not publicly anyway but the company did publish a job listing for a lead production attorney to quote serve as lead production attorney for roku original episodic and feature length productions Sounds like that's what they're working on. Roku acquired kubis content library last month. The job listing was first spotted by data provider reveal era and the roku spokesperson declined to comment job. Description also includes handling quote option purchase agreement script agreements life rights agreements agreements to hire writers actors directors and individual producers production service agreements below the line ingredients including for department heads location agreements clearances prop rental agreements likeness releases and credit memos. Now i only mentioned all of those because it sounds like roku is very much not just saying he. let's acquire some some independent productions because that is also a very common thing that roku competitors are doing now as well but but definitely creating some original productions from scratch. Frankly i'm surprised it took this long. Given what slice of the market roku has it's very popular way for people to watch content of all kinds and knowing that really whether your net flicks or apple tv plus amazon or roku or who or you know the list goes on you just need a couple hits disney plus raid and then all of a sudden people are like this is awesome. You know what. I don't need necessarily hundred hits but just the to helps get me hooked and take my money. Well and especially with the roku channel you know. Kind of following peacock and pluto following it came before them in some instances but like klew tv peacock now offering this ad supported and now adding in you know the the component of originals in a roku spent this past year pudding the roku channel basically everywhere. You know you can get the app. You don't have to have a roku device now to really buy into what is effectively an ad tech play To expand that business line for them. My question is we've seen other companies balk at you know i'm thinking of voodoo and walmart balking at the cost of putting out these high production Originals will compete with the major streaming providers. I wonder what the the the The math looks on the back. End for roku right of being like okay. We need to extend this much money to get this. Many more viewers is there roku plus channel coming. That's going to be you know a subscription. Will they keep with. Just the ad supported..
Daily Tech News Show
"roku" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"I think is really powerful. Well all signs point to roku perhaps producing its own original shows and movies. And you might say. Doesn't it a lot of people use roku isn't that what all the companies do. Well not not not publicly anyway but the company did publish a job listing for a lead production attorney to quote serve as lead production attorney for roku episodic and feature length productions Sounds like that's what they're working on. Roku acquired kubis content library last month. The job listing was first spotted by data provider reveal era and the roku spokesperson declined to comment job. Description also includes handling quote option purchase agreement script agreements life rights agreements agreements to hire writers actors directors and individual producers production service agreements below the line ingredients including department heads location agreements clearances prop rental agreements likeness releases and credit memos. Now i only mentioned all of those because it sounds like roku is very much not just saying he. let's acquire some some independent productions because that is also a very common thing that roku competitors are doing now as well but but definitely creating some original productions from scratch. Frankly i'm surprised it took this long. Given what slice of the market roku has it's very popular way for people to watch content of all kinds and knowing that really whether your net flicks or apple tv plus amazon or roku or who or you know the list goes on you just need a couple hits disney plus raid and then all of a sudden people are like this is awesome. You know what. I don't need necessarily hundred hits but just the to helps get me hooked and take my money well and especially with the roku channel you know kind of following peacock and pluto. I mean not following. It came before them. In some instances but like cluedo tv peacock now offering this ad supported and now adding in you know. The the component of originals in a roku spent this past year pudding the roku channel basically everywhere. You know you can get the app. You don't have to have a roku device now to really buy into what is effectively an ad tech play To expand that business line for them. My question is we've seen other companies balk at you know i'm thinking of voodoo and walmart balking at the cost of putting out these high production Originals will compete with the major streaming providers. I wonder what the the the The math looks on the back. End for roku right of being like okay. We need to extend this much money to get this. Many more viewers is there roku plus channel coming. That's going to be you know a subscription. Will they keep with. Just the ad supported..
Daily Tech News Show
"roku" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"One ready sound bars roku tv ready to expand internationally later this year as well. But here's the big roku news roku has agreed to acquire exclusive global distribution rights to more than seventy five Shows documentaries some of which had not been released before qube shutdown. So there'll be some new stuff that nobody's ever seen after their exclusivity deal expires. That'll happen in a bit more than a year. Depending on the show roku will still have the rights to show the content just not exclusively until thousand twenty seven the content will have to be presented in original increments of ten minutes or less. The deal doesn't let them stitch it altogether. The content will be added to the more than forty thousand movies and tv shows already available. In the roku channel shows include from Be anyway punked. Murder house. Flip and dummy which stars anna kendrick. I never watched the new punk. I heard had its moments. The whole qube thing. It's really interesting to me because it was sort of like. It crashed and burned so quickly. And there's a lotta shot and friday around folks in the industry about it. And i think that's not because qube was doing things wrong. It was because the company had raised so much money ahead of time. Because you know. They had meg whitman. Jeffrey katzenberg who are you know. Heavy hitters and there was a little bit of like you are being to embassies and therefore you shall fail. The company did fail and the idea that some creators will have a new life on another platform shows. That just don't even saw but people still worked on. And maybe you're really good. I think this this makes a lotta sense and good for roku to get exclusivity for at least a few years so does roku have to wait at all in order to start showing this content or can happen immediately. I don't know when the start date. Whenever the deal is you know goes into effect. Then they'll immediately be able to to show it so you know within a month or so it would be my guess anyway but no they. They don't have once. The deal is actually in effect. They don't have to wait. What's going on here. Is that the quimby production companies own the rights to their own stuff but they have a two year exclusive for each one of their shows with qube and those two year exclusives are now being transferred to roku so roka will be able to have the exclusive for the remainder of whatever. The period was with quick. That's why it's more a year. Exclusively goes away then they still have the right to show it until twenty twenty seven but the production companies that made it can now start shopping at around to other places as well so the production companies do hold the content and remember this is just the content. Qube is still in a over. Its turnstile technology which is holding it up from selling its technology and i would expect once it resolves that lawsuit should resolve it in a way that they still hold their technology. They'll sell that to so this isn't the last you're going to hear could be selling off a part of it. I would imagine. Gotcha yeah that whole. The whole technology part of qube was again was an ambitious thing that was released at a very inopportune time in twenty twenty when everyone was like..