Bloomberg journalist Paul Sweeney discusses the Supreme Court ruling granting Trump immunity from election charges, highlighting delays in his trial. The distinction between official and unofficial presidential acts and the potential impact on the upcoming election are analyzed. The political implications of the ruling, the changing behavior of justices, and the current partisan divides in court decisions are also explored.

Bloomberg journalist Paul Sweeney and Alix Steel discuss the US Supreme Court ruling granting Trump immunity from some criminal charges related to the 2020 election. They explore the complexities of determining official vs. unofficial presidential acts, the impact on future trials, and the need for legislative clarity.

Bloomberg journalists Paul Sweeney and Jess Menton react to Hunter Biden's guilty verdict for gun charges, discussing the potential outcomes, legal challenges, political ramifications, and impact on upcoming events. The podcast covers the swift verdict, evidence presented in the trial, tax case implications, and public reactions to a prominent political figure's family member being convicted.

Netflix's impressive first-quarter performance, exceeding subscriber and EPS expectations, prompts a shift in focus from subscriber numbers to revenue and profitability. The discussion includes Netflix's potential transition to a profit-centric company, exploring strategies for maintaining profitability, incorporating advertising, and navigating the competitive streaming landscape.

Bloomberg analysts discuss Netflix's surprising subscriber growth, revenue strategies, advertising potential, and content creation vs. licensing. They explore the future of streaming services, sports programming, and investor considerations in light of the impressive earnings report.