 There's a lot of change coming. People watch television differently, not news or business. But entertainment, they watch very differently. We're seeing that with the emergence of new companies. Silicon Valley is not going to spend 10s and 10s of billions on entertainment programming. So it makes sense. That was 21st Century Fox's executive chairman, Rupert Murdoch, on Disney's $52.4 billion plus deal to acquire 21st Century Fox's entertainment assets. The deal involves a film and television studio, some cable and international TV businesses, but not Fox Broadcasting Network and stations like Fox News or Fox Business Network. Amid this news shares are 21st Century Fox and Disney, both End of the Day in the Green. Let's bring in our money managers, Michael Lee with InvestMark Advisory and Melissa Armo with a stock swoosh. Wow, this is a game changer, guys. What did you think, Mr. Lee? Interesting deal here, a huge deal. 93 billion, if you include the overseas assets and the debt, but it leaves a lot of question marks. Like, why is Disney doubling down on legacy media and cable assets? Why aren't they aggressively going forward with the rest of the world? I think there's a ton of questions as to whether or not this deal will get done by buying FX and the regional sports networks, what they're looking to do is doubling down for pricing power on the Albatross, that is ESPN, which has been dragging the stock down, and also drags the price higher in everybody's cable bills, making it harder for skinny bundles. That's interesting. Well, Melissa, you know, the future is about live TV, it's about streaming. What do you see here in the trends in the media industry? I think this is a great buy for Disney. I mean, one of the things is, last time Disney made New High in its stock was in August of 2015. That's a very long time ago. Remember the market's been bullish ever since the election? Disney had a huge move today, ran up $4. Disney is a buy. It's a buy today, it's a buy tomorrow. If this goes through, then Disney could go to 150 in the next 12 to 24 months. And Disney has been lagging. Like I said, you know, the stock has been an uptrend. Fox got a nice pop today. Disney got a nice pop today. Disney sees the writing on the wall for the future, which is, guess what? They've got to start to compete with the Netflixes of the world. They're streaming the over-the-top content online. They've got to get with it. So buying the film, the TV and film studios of Fox, this is a huge win for Disney. I mean, Disney is going to be a media giant. Yeah, too. Melissa's point, Mike. I mean, people come home, they don't watch cable anymore, they turn on Netflix. Maybe, what do you think about Disney maybe one day buying Netflix or Apple buying Netflix? I mean, Netflix is dead, 20 billion swamps it's net worth. That's off the balance sheet total in. What I would say is, if Disney was going to buy Netflix, it should have bought Netflix and not Fox assets, right? So if Disney was going to be really aggressive, they would be putting $100 billion into content only with no strings attached. This is going to be trouble for them. I don't see this working. I don't know if this deal will go through and no one will for 12 to 18 months. And then after that, it's going to take, you know, six to 12 months to integrate with all sorts of layoffs. So I'm nowhere near as positive as everybody else is. Okay, so Michael, I'll write it down. You're a negative and Melissa, you're positive. Thank you both. Check the positive. Check the positive. Thank you so much. We're going to have more after the break. Stay right there.