As long as they stick to talking about business news they're all right. They're concerned about straying over the line.

We are in the business of gathering the news. We're not in the business of talking about the news.

When you watch the (news) segment, isn't it very clear to you that he's talking about radical Islam? It's very obvious that we pointed out that it's about radical Islam and terrorists.

Bill Clinton and Al Gore are yesterday's news, and I think there's very little to be gained by talking about them.

We're not talking about a news show, so I think there's a bit of a difference. I think news talks about true life- and-death situations for citizens and we're talking about a piece of entertainment. All that being said, we're not making light of the allegations.

Historically, a lot of CEOs have gone on TV before it goes out and that will affect how it trades in the aftermarket. They must adhere to the general rules about hyping their company's stock.