Aaron Parnas

It really is.

Yeah.

I mean, that's that's that's very similar.

And I wouldn't be surprised if that's going to start happening now, too.

So I think a lot of these companies aren't realizing it.

And if they are, they're taking a massive gamble with the future of their companies.

And it's not just Nextar, Tegna, it's any one of these big mergers.

You can undo a merger just as quickly as you can do a merger.

And when I say quickly, I don't mean like overnight, it takes years.

But you can undo it and you can sanction these mergers, lots of fines, lots of penalties, and ultimately try to break up

these conglomerates.

I mean, Google's faced antitrust issues.

Amazon's faced antitrust issues.

All your biggest companies face antitrust issues, and they usually face massive penalties and fines when they're targeted.

All it takes is one LinaCon 2.0 to come in, and good luck next, Artegna.

Crazy.

Well, I think they should do the only thing that's right to do, uplift Dolores and her story and the story of the women who were abused, the former children women that were abused, and to stop idolizing Cesar Chavez the way that the Democratic Party had in past years.

I mean, that's what you do.

And you try to uplift the stories of Dolores and others.

I mean, California already ended Cesar Chavez's day, I believe, and changed it to, like, Farm Workers Day or something.