Bradley

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.

Don, what's up, Larry?

Listen, I think I'm getting screwed here.

They'll take care of it in committee.

We'll take a look at it.

Yeah, how's the kid?

He's doing great.

Brought him into the business.

Do people think that happened?

People are saying that the Ellison's have dropped the dime on Trump, and Trump's got one of the federal bureaus responsible for such things for looking into it.

I think it's really simple.

There's a lot of egos in Hollywood, and the offer price is so far up where the stock was trading that –

The board at Warner Brothers Discovery is getting tremendous value for their shareholders.

And then also Warner Brothers Discovery is going to create a little tiny, absolutely crappy little stock where they're putting all of the cable things into this little stock.