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No, but I'm talking about specifically CBS TV now as we know it.

Channel 2, okay?

So CBS Sports is who has the contract with the NFL.

So now since CBS Sports, which is under Skydance Paramount, has a new owner, which was Skydance, which was announced many months ago, the NFL had the right to reopen that contract.

And there's a thought in some people's minds that maybe the NFL would never do that just simply because they've always had a good relationship with the people that are at CBS.

Or there's the thought that the NFL is going to go after whatever they possibly can.

Like the biggest buck.

Right.

And you're going to tell me that Bob Kraft and Jerry Jones isn't telling Roger Goodell, you've got to reopen this contract?

So yeah, there's going to be a reopening of that contract.

And I would think that this new entity, I don't know what they're going to call it.

And again, you got to remember, so the board of directors for Warner Brothers has accepted the $31 a share.

Netflix has now stepped away from the deal because they feel like they don't need to do this anymore.

And David Zasloff, the chairman and CEO and

President of Warner Brothers is going to walk away with a huge payday, as will other executives within Warner Brothers.

And the NFL will reopen their contract negotiations with Skydance, Paramount, Warner Brothers, whatever they call it.

I know Roger Goodell gets booed by the fans at the draft every year, and fans don't like him.

But, boy, if you're an owner, my God.

I mean, his tenure, what would you say in terms of dollars or percentages that's gone up since he's taken over?

And it's not just the TV rights.