Tom

You know, so Paramount, so that's, I'm not being silly.

That literally is the playing field.

So Paramount has come back and said, look, we're going to sweeten the offer.

We're going to take it to 31.

And here's this.

And by the way, you said we couldn't get the debt.

The number one to number four richest guy in the world, depending on what day it is, is backing it up with the family office fortune.

So he doesn't even have to go to the banks to go get the money.

He doesn't have to go to Wall Street to get the money.

He has the money.

And so this is what's going on right now.

And industry insiders all wanted it to happen.

However...

It is also a truth, and the Federal Trade Commission feels this way, and it's not a bunch of Trump people that say, oh, Larry Ellison is the friend of Trump's.

No.

The Federal Trade Commission is saying, now, wait a minute now.

What's better for the consumer?

The first moment of every new technology is faced with the second moment, which is the first piracy and the first security threat.

Where will the consumer get something of a benefit in prices?

Because consolidation is bad.