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Netflix CEO Sarandos arrives at White House amid WBD deal pursuit

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Netflix CEO Sarandos meets with the White House amid a controversy surrounding a potential deal with Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) and a demand from President Trump to fire Susan Rice from the Netflix board.

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President Donald Trump last weekend demanded that Netflix fire former Obama administration official Susan Rice from its board, or else “pay the consequences.”

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