 Jim, we have a big rally this morning. In real money, you call the CBS-Etna deal and Disney's interests in Fox Assets' defensive deals. How so? Right. Now, Disney is up three just on the talks with Fox, and I think that's, I mentioned that at the deal economy last week that this would happen, really feel good about that. It immediately happened. Didn't expect it to happen immediately. But, you know, Disney becomes less of an ESPN and much more of an international cable play, which is really, really terrific. That's what you want. Etna, because, look, CBS, we don't know what's going to happen with Amazon, but we want to be a healthcare company. If you're a healthcare company, you don't have to worry about the front of the store, which is really being killed by Amazon, which obviously is food and all those different aisles that it's so much easier to buy from Amazon. I mean, we have a drug store with eight houses of ours, and we typically buy anything bulk that we used to buy there on Amazon. So I think there's a very smart acquisition by CBS, but it's going to take a lot of time before people get it. Do you think it gets approved by the regulators? Yeah, I think that they do. I mean, I think that, look, I'm not saying Justice Department is politically motivated. I am saying that this is a deal that's very good for consumers in a very fractured market, and that the government should like it because it could keep health costs down.