Mosheh Oinounou

Yep.

It adds up. You're getting the ad tier for $8 a month, the ad-free for $18 a month, and the premium plan where you can do multiple streams at the same time for $25 a month there. And yet they feel what they're offering there at Netflix is valuable. All these new live events, right? You might have seen the recent NFL games there, the Paul Tyson fight.

It adds up. You're getting the ad tier for $8 a month, the ad-free for $18 a month, and the premium plan where you can do multiple streams at the same time for $25 a month there. And yet they feel what they're offering there at Netflix is valuable. All these new live events, right? You might have seen the recent NFL games there, the Paul Tyson fight.

It adds up. You're getting the ad tier for $8 a month, the ad-free for $18 a month, and the premium plan where you can do multiple streams at the same time for $25 a month there. And yet they feel what they're offering there at Netflix is valuable. All these new live events, right? You might have seen the recent NFL games there, the Paul Tyson fight.

And they're seeing huge numbers as they add in more live events here. Disney trying to stay competitive here with Disney+. They acquired the sports streamer FuboTV. And sports is going to be key here to these streamers as they look to charge more and more. Last month, Netflix, back to Netflix here, they got exclusive U.S. rights for the next two FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments.

And they're seeing huge numbers as they add in more live events here. Disney trying to stay competitive here with Disney+. They acquired the sports streamer FuboTV. And sports is going to be key here to these streamers as they look to charge more and more. Last month, Netflix, back to Netflix here, they got exclusive U.S. rights for the next two FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments.

And they're seeing huge numbers as they add in more live events here. Disney trying to stay competitive here with Disney+. They acquired the sports streamer FuboTV. And sports is going to be key here to these streamers as they look to charge more and more. Last month, Netflix, back to Netflix here, they got exclusive U.S. rights for the next two FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments.

But certainly, Jill, as these numbers go up, it's going to be harder and harder for people as they look at their numbers to subscribe to multiple streamers, right? So it's going to lead to some hard decisions of like, do I keep the Disney Plus? Do I keep the Netflix? Do I keep Paramount Plus or the Peacock? But all of them, when you add them all up, are going to get pretty pricey.

But certainly, Jill, as these numbers go up, it's going to be harder and harder for people as they look at their numbers to subscribe to multiple streamers, right? So it's going to lead to some hard decisions of like, do I keep the Disney Plus? Do I keep the Netflix? Do I keep Paramount Plus or the Peacock? But all of them, when you add them all up, are going to get pretty pricey.

But certainly, Jill, as these numbers go up, it's going to be harder and harder for people as they look at their numbers to subscribe to multiple streamers, right? So it's going to lead to some hard decisions of like, do I keep the Disney Plus? Do I keep the Netflix? Do I keep Paramount Plus or the Peacock? But all of them, when you add them all up, are going to get pretty pricey.

All right, now time for On This Day in History. We begin in 1849. Geneva Medical College bestowed a medical degree on Elizabeth Blackwell. She was the first woman in the U.S. to receive a medical degree. At the time, she was facing and women were facing near uniform opposition from male students and medical professionals about women in medicine.

All right, now time for On This Day in History. We begin in 1849. Geneva Medical College bestowed a medical degree on Elizabeth Blackwell. She was the first woman in the U.S. to receive a medical degree. At the time, she was facing and women were facing near uniform opposition from male students and medical professionals about women in medicine.

All right, now time for On This Day in History. We begin in 1849. Geneva Medical College bestowed a medical degree on Elizabeth Blackwell. She was the first woman in the U.S. to receive a medical degree. At the time, she was facing and women were facing near uniform opposition from male students and medical professionals about women in medicine.

Blackwell would go on to set up a clinic for the poor in New York City. And she was determined to treat as many patients as possible, despite all of the pushback she was getting. Notable years later, 2017 is the year for the first time that a majority of medical students in the U.S. were women.

Blackwell would go on to set up a clinic for the poor in New York City. And she was determined to treat as many patients as possible, despite all of the pushback she was getting. Notable years later, 2017 is the year for the first time that a majority of medical students in the U.S. were women.

Blackwell would go on to set up a clinic for the poor in New York City. And she was determined to treat as many patients as possible, despite all of the pushback she was getting. Notable years later, 2017 is the year for the first time that a majority of medical students in the U.S. were women.

Yes, because it turns out that women don't go in there thinking they know everything. They ask more questions and that's turned out to be effective, especially when surgery is happening. So keep that in mind if you have to go in for surgery at some point. No insult to the great male surgeons out there just passing along the data that we saw recently.

Yes, because it turns out that women don't go in there thinking they know everything. They ask more questions and that's turned out to be effective, especially when surgery is happening. So keep that in mind if you have to go in for surgery at some point. No insult to the great male surgeons out there just passing along the data that we saw recently.

Yes, because it turns out that women don't go in there thinking they know everything. They ask more questions and that's turned out to be effective, especially when surgery is happening. So keep that in mind if you have to go in for surgery at some point. No insult to the great male surgeons out there just passing along the data that we saw recently.

On this day in 1941, Charles Lindbergh testifies before Congress and suggests that the U.S. negotiate a neutrality pact with Hitler. Charles Lindbergh, despite being a national hero for flying nonstop solo across the Atlantic, was very into Hitler, was very friendly with Hitler. They had lots of conversations where they shared their mutual hatred of Jews and other issues.