 Fascinating interview on Mad Money last night with Encore's Bob Shepard. Yeah, I mean what's going on with Encore is very interesting. This is a battle of two brilliant billionaires. On the one hand you've got Warren Buffett wants to own this, okay, because it's a terrific asset. On the other hand, the guy who owns the principal amount of debt is Paul Singer from Elliott. And Elliott's basically saying, listen, you're going to have to pay us more. I think the bankruptcy court is going to say, Buffett's got nine billion, Elliott's group that he's putting together is going to be willing to pay 9.3 billion. I think that it's incumbent upon the bankruptcy court to say, listen, we've got to take the 9.3 billion offer, because we need to have the most that you can get. So this is a tricky situation. Will Buffett top that bid? Well you have to see whether the bid is firm. If the bid is firm, I think that they're going to get it, because I think that Buffett has said, listen, it's nine billion dollars, that's what I'll pay you no more. But you've got to watch this. This is Elliott versus Buffett, one of the smartest, greatest investors of our time.