Rob Bonta

And we haven't gotten ahead of ourselves as to what the potential remedy is or conditions or whether we think there's no way that there could be a set of conditions or remedies, or maybe we like it exactly the way it is.

So we're not prejudging it, but we're looking closely as we should, as is our duty and obligation.

Because the two companies, Paramount and Warner Brothers, are moving so quickly, we're going to have to take some action, at least to maintain the status quo soon, if that's what we decide we need to do.

And then we'll continue the ongoing investigative process and any other action to follow.

But we can't let this get too far without some action.

So you'll probably see something sooner than later.

Well, let me first say I expected the U.S.

Supreme Court to decide almost exactly the way they did, having been at the argument for the U.S.

Supreme Court that, you know, the 6-3 decision of the majority, as well as the reasons.

It was basically tracked the reasons we advanced in our briefing to the U.S.

Supreme Court.

Of course.

Trump is absolutely dead set, even after suffering this embarrassing loss on his centerpiece economic policy, to continue to try to raise prices for Americans, unfortunately.

And so our role here is to see if his current tariffs are lawful or not.

And we're looking.

We're looking with other states.

We're concerned.

There are global tariffs that he has imposed based on a statute for which it does not necessarily appear that he's met the requirements.

There are requirements before you can impose those tariffs.

There needs to be a balance of payments deficit.