Bradley

University of Florida, Florida State, FIU, UCF, any of the schools that state tax dollars go to support under the Bright Futures program because you've lived here in Florida and you've raised an exemplary student.

Your education is free for that child.

That's pretty impressive.

It's called the Bright Futures Program in Florida.

And there's different levels.

Academic scholar, medallion scholar covers 75%.

But here, there's your rate card.

How good did your kid do?

You know, the discount starts at 50% and goes up.

Well, kidding aside, if I was governor, I'd do one more thing here, and I would take out 80% of the liberal arts classes, and I would replace it with trade –

trade school i love that so you could go to that i love that you want to go guess what and by the way i would paying for liberal arts degrees and this is what i would do yeah that's here you can go learn about heating air conditioning and and that on the trade side and take business courses also here at the university of florida and go out and start that business and serve the people of florida the rest of your life good point and by the way you have two trucks today

And if you do it right pretty soon, son, you'll have 10 trucks.

Well, because right now, Warner Brothers Discovery, the CEO, David, we call him Zazz,

is about to say the board and I have come to a final decision and we have signed, we are now in a merger agreement with Netflix.

At that point, the Ellisons are going to elevate their legal fight and they're going to sue.

And it's going to go, then they're going to take it all the way to the Federal Trade Commission and saying, we think this is unfair.

We think it's going to lead to a lack of competition and choice for the American consumer.

And at that point,

The merger lies at the feet of the bureaucrats and the federal government.

And so if you're on the Ellison side, you say, well, Larry called Don.