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I❤️Irony

Pay $16M to close an $8B deal. A tax of 8% on $8B is $640M. $16M is a pittance in comparison.

Paramount is playing Trump just like Russia, China and other nations have done: flatter Trump, make him look like a winner, grease his palm and get what you want.

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Paramount's $8 Billion Merger With Skydance Deadline Passes, But Extended For 90 Days | Cord Cutters News

The clock ran out today on Skydance Media’s $8 billion agreement to merge with Paramount Global, originally slated to close by April 7, but the deal remains in limbo as the companies await approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Under the terms of the pact, brokered after...
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The Skydance-Paramount deal, with an enterprise value pegged at $28 billion, promises a major shakeup in the media landscape. Skydance, valued at $4.75 billion in the merger, brings its production heft—think Mission: Impossible—to Paramount’s storied assets, including CBS and the Paramount film studio. National Amusements Inc. (NAI) shareholders, led by Redstone, will pocket $1.75 billion plus the assumption of NAI’s $650 million debt, totaling a $2.4 billion enterprise value. Paramount’s Class B common shareholders are set to receive $15 per share. Funding comes largely from the Ellison family—Oracle founder Larry Ellison is contributing $6 billion—alongside $2 billion from RedBird Capital Partners. An October filing clarified that Skydance CEO David Ellison, not Larry, will hold 100% of the family’s voting interests in the merged entity.
 
Lionfish said:

Supreme Court allows Trump to move forward with plans to downsize federal workforce​

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Awesome. When a terrorist or major natural disaster kills hundreds of Americans, the MAGAts will blame Biden again. LOL

After disasters like the Texas flood, Trump reflexively blames Biden​

“If you look at that water situation, that was really the Biden setup,” Trump said.

Trump quickly clarified that he wasn’t actually blaming Biden – he cited the historic nature of the floods – but there is no question he was attempting to shift potential responsibility for any government missteps to his predecessor.

And indeed, this has become Trump’s M.O. When something bad happens – including tragedy – Trump’s reflex has been to blame his predecessor. And often, despite Leavitt’s admonishment, he casts blame very quickly.
 
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