you get a car. you get a car. how would she handle moments where she had to dress down a cabinet official in scandal? anything like the way she handled lindsay lohan. you need to cut the [ bleep ]. you really do. the big question for oprah, will she make america as delirious deranged as she once did tom cruise? stay tuned, folks. same oprah time, same oprah channel. thank you for spending for sunday morning with us. go to cnn.com for extras from the show. fareed zakaria is next. i have asthma.
cabinet official enmeshed in scandal. would it be anything like the way she handled lindsay lohan. you need to cut the [ bleep ], you really do. just cut the [ bleep ]. the big question for oprah, will she make america as deliriously deranged as she once did tom cruise? stay tuned, folks. same oprah time, same oprah channel. thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. go to cnn.com/sotu for extras from the show. i m jake tapper in washington. fareed zakaria gps is next. better value
to ebita or price to cash flow. and with the acquisition of nbcu, comcast can power its way into a higher valuation range. another one of your big holdings is cbs, and you like that stock for investors as well. yes, we do. we think that they took advantage of the low interest rates to refinance their balance sheet. they have a steady stream of income from their, their distributions which are the tv stations. as well as having the content of the studios and broadcasting. and some great dramas on. is there anything in the media area that are you steering clear of right now? i think it s good to be diversified. i think that some companies have really propelled themselves with like the discovery channel with the acquisition, with their, the oprah channel. so they re very expensive. our background is a relative value background. so we re looking for a little bit more value for future growth. and for our viewers, who are sort of novice investors, when you say value, you mean a
company that is whose stock prices lower than others in its space. compared to how much it earns. you re exactly right. in fact the media companies are generally later-cycle companies, so they typically trade at a discount to the overall market, on price-to-cash flow basis. there are some exceptions, but certainly comcast and cbs and even time warner are attractive valuations. great to talk to you about this, diane, thanks very much for being with us. we d like to help you be a little smarter about your money. you d like to think you re pretty smart about money already, right? our next guest says even smart people do dumb things with their money, he ll explain, next. when it comes to investing, no one person has all the answers. so td ameritrade doesn t give me just one person.
cash flow, and with this acquisition of nbcu, comcast now can really power its way into a higher valuation range. another one of your big holdings is cbs and you like that stock for investors as well. yes, we do. we think they took advantage of the low interest rates to refinance their balance sheet. they have a steady stream of income from their distributions which are the tv stations, as well as having the content of the studios and broadcasting. great dramas on. anything in the media area you are steering clear of right now? i think that, you know, it s good to be diversified. i think some companies have propelled themselves, like the discovery channel with the oprah channel, so they re very expensive. our background is a relative value background so we re looking for a little bit more value for future growth. and for our viewers who are sort of novice investors, when you say value, you mean a