This is Andrew Ross Sorkin, the founder of Dealbook.
Every year, I interview some of the world's most influential leaders across politics,
culture, and business at the Dealbook Summit, a live event in New York City.
On this year's podcast, you'll hear my unfiltered conversations with Gavin Newsom,
the CEO of Palantir and Anthropic, and Erica Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk.
Listen to Dealbook Summit wherever you get your podcasts.
From New York Times, I'm Michael Balbaro.
This is The Daily.
To hear the CEO of Netflix tell it,
his $83 billion offer to buy Warner Brothers Studios will benefit everyone.
We think this deal with Warner Brothers is good for shareholders, we think it's good for consumers,
we think it's good for creators, we think it's great for the entertainment industry as a whole.
to hear the CEO of Paramount tell him that same offer is a monopolistic disaster.
Allowing the number one streaming service to combine with the number three streaming service is anti-competitive.
That's like saying Coke and by Pepsi.
Today, the blockbuster deal that is rocking Hollywood,
the competing hostile takeover bid that it's inspired,
and what it all means for the future of TV and film, and for all of us, the viewers.
I spoke with three of my colleagues, Nicole Sperling, Kyle Buchanan, and Lauren Hirsch.
It's Tuesday, December 9th.