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Media Moguls Express Views on Economy

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    FBN's Dennis Kneale gets three media billionaires’ outlook for the economy.

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Happening.

What is the media and technology world immediately -- companies summit Dennis nails on the scene and Sun Valley, Idaho with more details -- -- cents.

Hey Cheryl you know media moguls are -- of -- Canary in the coal mine for the economy when the economy -- down advertising gets -- first now at the sun valley conference last year.

These guys were really pessimistic about the economic outlook and they turned out to be right so what -- they saying now that -- back.

Well if the economy on the -- last night outside the bar in the lodge were not allowed the Barley media people.

I've talked briefly to something like eight different CEOs and billionaires they included Mark Zuckerberg he came by on ballot by his stocks bad performance.

But in a T shirt and nobody.

Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes came by he talked about News Corp.

split it pointed out that his split.

Well AOL Time Warner Cable and Tom were content combined has returned vastly better.

And then Sony chairman Howard Stern was by and Paramount chief Brad -- so what are they saying what their views -- Starkly different -- buy and -- three billionaires BT's Bob Johnson Israeli media -- -- -- bond and cable cowboy John Malone.

Give a listen to what they said here -- be it can't be more different.

Your outlook on the economy better this year than it was this time a year ago you think.

Manipulated economic outlook today vs a year ago here's a better today are worse than -- -- Yuxi said and it -- can't feel better about the economy.

How the -- are supposed to should cheer up -- Alright Dennis now there's good -- the rest of the afternoon and of course tomorrow forests of Fox Business that.

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