 Trunk is looking to buy the Chicago Sun Times and that is the subject of Ken Doctor's latest column up right now on TheStreet.com. And Ken joins me now from Oslo. So Ken, explain the significance of Trunk's move here. Trunk also owns the Chicago Tribune. It owns the Tribune and nine properties around the country, including the L.A. Times and Baltimore Sun. So we know that Trunk has been kind of quiet for the last month after all kinds of activity earlier this year and after Gannett tried to buy it. And Michael Farrow, the chairman, has said that he wants to expand the company. In one way, it's no surprise because he, in fact, has been a part owner of the Chicago Sun Times. That ownership put into some kind of trust, but it's kind of inevitable that these papers would be combined. And does the deal get approved by regulators in your view? It would need to be and it most probably will be. If you go back the last year, Trunk tried to buy the Orange County Register and at the very last minute, the Department of Justice blocked it and surprised and exasperated Trunk. This time, it went to the DOJ. Within the last month, they told me yesterday when I talked to CEO Justin Dearborn and they said, okay, we don't want any problems this time. And they said, okay, well, do everything you can to find another buyer so that you won't create a single ownership. And they did, they said they have not found anybody, but then took the unusual step of having the Chicago Sun Times actually put an ad on its front page today saying the newspaper was for sale. And if you want to apply to be the owner of the Sun Times, do so by June 1st. All right. Well, it's a fascinating story and I urge everyone to read Ken Doctor's column up right now on TheStreet.com. Ken, thank you so much for joining us. You're welcome. All right. I'm Scott Gam and you're watching The Street.