Joe Mathieu

Correct.

Great.

Attorney General, I want to ask you about tariffs.

It was one week ago today, kind of hard to believe that the Supreme Court ruled to strike down the president's tariff regime.

He's, of course, taken some series of actions since then to try to reinstate across the board global tariffs.

And he talked about this at his State of the Union address this week.

Let's listen.

Of course, that was a loaded statement on its own.

Attorney General, you called it a tremendous win, the way the Supreme Court ruled.

But if the president is following up with 301 or some other mechanism to put more tariffs in place around the world, how does anything change?

Well, I'll tell you, it's been pretty amazing.

We're going to have to get some more lawyers, Attorney General.

Since the ruling, more than 100 companies have filed new lawsuits to try to get refunds here.

And, I mean, these are some big names.

You already knew about Costco.

You had FedEx, Dyson, Dollar General, Bausch & Lomb, Brooks Brothers.

This is quite the list.

Knowing that the justices were silent on refunds, is this what we're going to do for the next three years?

Well, I'll tell you, we'd like to stay in touch with you on both of these issues.

Come back and talk to us when you decide what to do with Warner Brothers.