John Skipper

I doubt she's doing 6,000-word enterprise journalism pieces for her newspaper.

I see nothing in what you said you should regret.

And again, I didn't see any behavior from that woman.

She just, she was human.

And maybe she felt a little outreach was something positive and something good to be done.

I didn't see much problem with that.

I got it, David.

Your time is so valuable that you can't give up one question for a humane response to something.

What does maybe mean?

Oh, we'll definitely get into that.

No, I don't want, if I'm a shareholder, I want them to sell to Netflix and not to Paramount.

And what is your reason?

Because putting more media under what is clearly a compliant organization for President Trump is a bad idea for our country.

I'm actually not a shareholder in this case, but I would still have that behavior.

I don't think so.

Fiduciary duty suggests that no matter what, you have to do only the thing that makes the most money.

Even if it is unethical, if it is bad for the country, bad culturally, bad socially,

you think you have to take the most money.

Is that legal?

Is that a legal definition?