Wall Street Unplugged looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream

financial media to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street

right to you on Main Street.

As it going out there, it's Friday, November 20th.

And I'm Frank Curzy, hosted the Frankly speaking podcast,

or answer all of your questions

at the markets stocks economy sports and anything else you want to throw me

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Hey, never know. Your question may be the one I read on this podcast. Now, we'll start with a question

no, Kurt. It's not so much a question, but more of a statement.

So Kurt, title of it is Chord Cutting when I did a huge segment on Chord Cutting.

He goes, Cable Companies will compete with Netflix by charging more for broadband.

You already see Comcast charging more money for going over a certain gig amount.

In most areas, you really only have one broadband provider, like wireless getting rid of unlimited data,

this would take a few years.

By 2019, this would be big time new revenue.

So Kurt again, it's talking about cord cutting, why, I said why

it's not a major risk to cable companies fantastic educational

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