KING: Welcome back. Do you miss the Obamas? If so, I need to make sure you subscribe to Netflix. The New York Times reporting today the streaming service in advance negotiations with the former president on an original content series. The details, the idea is still being settled. But if you've been keeping up, you get the sense the former president wants back in the debate.</s>BARACK OBAMA, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: We are operating in completely different information universes. If you watch Fox News, you are living on a different planet than you are if you, well, listen to NPR.</s>KING: Michael Shear, this is your reporting. I was joking during the break, I wanted the first episode to be, Barack watches Fox. Can they just turn a camera on him and sit with him for the day?</s>SHEAR: They would be fascinating to see. I'm told by the people that I talked to for this story that this is specifically not intended to be a platform for the president to sort of counter-program Fox or to be a kind of liberal alternative to the conservative critics or to use it as a sort of platform to y attack Trump. However, you know, he's clearly -- if the deal goes through, he'll clearly have a lot of time and a lot of opportunity and very high profile to reach millions of people. It has 17 million subscribers globally. One Twitter person said yesterday they thought maybe it should be called "streams from my father" as a potential title.</s>KING: We'll keep an eye on that. Everybody work on their programming ideas. Thanks for joining us. Hope to see you Sunday morning. Back this hour on Monday. Wolf starts right now.
The Obamas in Show Talks with Netflix.