It's Thursday, December 3rd.

Welcome to Market Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio today for Motley Fool Rule

of Breakers and Supernova, David Kretsman.

Happy Thursday, man.

Thanks for having me, Chris.

Great to be here. It is good to be here because it's starting to get a little chilly outside.

Not really cold, not like cold that if we have listeners in say the upper Midwest and they're just yelling at you know their phone

right now or however they're listening to you want cold we have a foot of snow

but it's starting to get a little chilly around here. Good to be under these hot

lights in the studio exactly exactly we're gonna dip into the around here. Good to be under these hot lights and students. Exactly, exactly.

We're going to dip into the full mail bag.

We are going to look at what's up in the world of data security.

But let's start with the news, the interesting news about the latest

in the battle for the living room.

Executives from YouTube are reportedly meeting with executives in Hollywood to discuss licenses

for new video content, new movies, new television, YouTube.

I don't want to say they quietly rolled out, Red, which is their premium video

service, but it was, it wasn't loud, it wasn't a big splashy rollout, and I think they're looking at providing more value for anyone

who wants to pay ten bucks a month for what at the moment is just a promise that

we're not going to serve up any ads.

If you're Netflix, if you're Amazon Prime, if you're Hulu, how nervous are you right now?

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