our participation of actors. starting off as guest stars, then we became supporting actors. who the hell are you any way? who am i? you will find out very soon. very soon. then we became lead actors we don t run, we stick together and we fight. get out of my house. drama is where all of the conflict happens. scandal is my favorite drama. how many times have i told you what you have to be. everything about it, the twist, the terms, the acting. twice as good. twice as good as them to get half of what they have. i love queen sugar. david makes man. i like the intimacy of that world that is being depicted. definitely new york undercover. you stupid, turn around. a positive role, a great thing to see someone who looks like you, a pivotal moment to figure out who i was. america drama almost doesn t, it doesn t exist without black people now. - that s right, hank plummer. you know, i can find him? - yeah, he s right here. it s me. - you know, for a
Was different, and that drama genre. fox was the new kid on the block. they were more open to new ideas [music] throw your hands in the air you a true player. a nonnetwork kind of show. new york undercover is a precursor to a lot of the crime dramas with black leads that now we take for granted. we were very intentional with a show like new york undercover so many people that guest starred on that show. towers, elis, tyra banks. it was the it was. it was one of the best shows in history. i would argue that put new york on the cover right up there with that. yeah, man, this week i stepped on it, it is agitated. they are still buying it, though they you buying twice as
We ve seen a comeback in advertising spendings. a huge comeback. stocks have outperformed the market over the last few years, had a great run. if the economy slows down, what then? what do you like? cbs. i hate to say that. the stock is amazing. the chart s amazing. look what it s done. more importantly, charlie sheen. charlie sheen is gone but ashton kutcher is coming. this country scare you? 82% in a year? you look at the valuation. if i take every cable network, television company it is actually the most attractive right now. taking names away, most attractive company out there. nonnetwork, what else do you like in media? netflix. the future right now, i m watching my television shows. i m watching my movies wherever i want to watch them. you talk about being scared. look at the chart of netflix. that s 771% in five years. although most of it s been in the last year.
we have over 50 tlts in unfunded liabilities, medicare, medicaid, all unsustainable. i think we need to do something in connection with the decision to raise the debt ceiling. it deals with the debt. both medium and short-term, medium term and long-term. that what it would take to get my vote. a cnn contributor, secretary geithner said not raising the debt ceiling would be catastrophic for the economy. now, he concedes no one knows for certain what could happen in the event that it s not raised. are republicans willing to risk sending this fragile recovery that we re in into chaos to find out if they re right? no. but neither are democrats. let me tell you why i m certain. a, the debt ceiling has been raised 74 times since 1962. second the consequences for not raising the debt creeling are dire and everyone knows it i have my tim russert prop. if we don t raise the debt ceiling the government cannot issue new debt. we take in 60 cents for every dollar we spend. we spend