Will Trump Start His Own Media Empire?

The transcript discusses Donald Trump's potential plans to start a media company if he loses the election. It highlights his connections with media figures like Steve Bannon and Roger Ailes and explores the challenges of launching a cable network, including costs and programming. The discussion also considers alternative models, such as Glenn Beck's online subscription service, as a viable option for Trump to leverage his following into a media venture.

What is one reason Donald Trump might consider starting his own media company?

• To increase his political influence

• To compete with Oprah Winfrey

• To improve cable ratings

• To follow in the footsteps of Steve Bannon

What is a major challenge in starting a cable news network?

• Competing with online streaming services

• Hiring a large number of journalists

• Convincing cable providers to carry the channel

• Finding a suitable location for the headquarters

How much did Al Jazeera reportedly pay for Current TV?

• $1 billion

• $100 million

• $200 million

• $500 million

What is one potential advantage of following Glenn Beck's model for a media venture?

• Immediate access to cable networks

• Support from major advertisers

• Lower initial investment costs

• Guaranteed high viewership

What is a key factor that might help Trump succeed in an online subscription model?

• His previous business ventures

• His experience in television production

• His connections with cable providers

• His large grassroots supporter base