This week, Kim Masters talks with documentarians Andrew Jarecki and Charlotte Kaufman about their film The Alabama Solution. The filmmakers reveal how an invitation from an unwitting warden to film a religious revival at an Alabama prison opened the door to their investigation. They met desperate prisoners who shared allegations of abuse and even murder. The film includes evidence that the prisoners captured on their cell phones, which were smuggled in and sold to them by prison guards.
Plus, after <a href="https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/paramount-sheridan-layoffs-warner-bros-1236415267/">turning down</a> Paramount&rsquo;s latest buyout offer, Warner Bros CEO David Zaslav is <a href="https://www.wsj.com/business/media/warner-bros-continues-to-evaluate-options-amid-swing-to-quarterly-loss-3f9c2074?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqckvxVArT-_04KJxy-YdIeFwccJM5do0NjLlhpAIp7lezr0292dLKNICR-Vtlw%3D&gaa_ts=690d2aca&gaa_sig=bhJtinzbwoA00J6PX-CMSWJUZ3tNxNRsCvUYsSrRC89U1sm6P62JCNhb58b2_3UW6zSFBRWO4lSNaVOE1-MSSA%3D%3D">teasing</a> a Christmas announcement about the company&rsquo;s future. With Comcast, Netflix, and Amazon rumored to be circling, questions over FCC approval and strategic stakes loom large. Kim Masters and Bloomberg&rsquo;s Lucas Shaw break down the latest in the Warner Bros. bidding war.

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