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>> i think one of the challenges is where is it going to happen? washington, d.c., yes, lawmakers on both sides see there are real problems, but theres no real consensus what to do about them. weve seen momentum on the antitrust argument, looking at kind of breaking up the company, but that doesnt necessarily solve all of the problems. perhaps a smaller company would be more manageable. we see in a way of thinking are there particularly consumer harms the sec would have authority over? but there...

The antitrust argument is bogus. theres no antitrust prop here. >> neil: and it would be too obvious to try to involve yourself here and -- >> i know because of my reporting and i know because of the antitrust laws. theres no antitrust concern here. its ridiculous. >> neil: all right. so the political machinations are nonsense. >> theyre not. the only reason -- >> neil: i said to infiniti. i thought i was quite clear. >> coming back to disney. coming home. >> exactly. >> neil: thank you both ver...

If i said to you you had to sell your car within the next 24 hours, do you honestly think you could get just as good a deal as if i gave you six months to do so? thats essentially this creative antitrust argument, that the nba is a market, and there is serious competition for these nba teams and ownership of these nba teams. so if you force someone to sell, you cant rely on the people who want to buy the nba team to not try to minimize the price as much as they can. just like a potential buyer o...