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that would depend on the other facts we discussed earlier. >> but mr. pitt, does it at all concern with you with the language he uses, if we go private, i am considering going private. i mean, does that count as significant news that sort of oh, maybe we will do this thing. and clearly the stock is really responding is that a danger zone? >> it is because the commission has cautioned folks to state things in the here and now and not in the conditional blue perfect as it might be the commission has cautioned broker dealers, investment advisers, all market professionals, state what the facts are now. if you are saying something could or should or would happen, that is not as helpful to investors as saying here is what's really going on right now. and that's why this process of having the ceo tweet out in drips and drabs these things is very confusing for the marketplace. >> right mr. pitt thank you so much for your time. you have enlightened us a great deal on the ins and outs of this situation. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure >> and we should point ou

in a new court filing jolie is alleging mr. pittalf. abc's paula faris is here with more. good morning, paula. >> good morning, everyone. brad pitt's camp is vehemently denying this latest claim. it's just the latest in an ugly and very contentious divorce battle that began almost two years ago. >> satisfied? >> not for years. >> reporter: their on-screen chemistry at one time earning them the status as hollywood's biggest power couple. but this morning, it's angelina jolie and brad pitt's bitter divorce and custody battle that's grabbing headlines. on tuesday jolie filing public court documents asking a judge to dissolve her marriage to pitt and accusing the actor of not paying meaningful child support since their separation back in 2016, adding that jolie intends to file for the establishment of a retroactive child support order. a spokesperson for angelina jolie claims the recent filing was to provide closure to the former couple's marriage and that it will allow her and brad to recommit as devoted co-parents to their children. >

pitt has fulfilled all his commitments. this is the latest skirmish in the tlo-year divorce b between the mega stars who fell in love in 2003 on the set of mr smith. >> you think this story is going to have a happy ending? >>appy endings are stories that haven't finished yet. >> after six adopted and biological children together they married in4 and separated just weeks after their second wedding anasversary. pitt accused by an unidentified witness of being rough with one of their children on a private plane. ofhorities later cleared him any wrongdoing. in her divorce filing jolie cited irreconcilable differences with the couple eventually reaching a temporary custody agreement. the children would stay in her care with pitt granted supervised visitation. speaking about it to the bbc, jolie got emotional. >> i don't want to say very much it washat except to s a very difficult time. >> in an interview with "gq" st year pitt opened up about his struggles with alcohol and how it affected his kids. i was boozing too much. it's just becom a problem. it's hit me smack in the face with our divorce. i gotta be more. i gotta be mor for them and i hav

harvey pitt interview, and harvey in other part of the interview did talk about the timing of the announcement in terms of funding being secured. hafr eedz it could be a false statement that mrmade yesterday, he didn't have the funding secured at $420 a share when he made the statement on twitter. any red flags from what you've heard, what you seen, what you know? >> absolutely. look it was breath taking irresponsible for him to send that tweet out. not something that the head of a publicly traded company should do. he's exposed himself and his company to a tsunami of potential private lawsuits and regulatory actions and there was no reason to do it. and, yes, there is a chance it could be securities fraud if he was trying to crush the shorts? that's a problem. if he didn't have the funding already secured, then that could be manipulation. i just don't know why he would do, it it's stupid for a smart guy to do. connell: everybody else can weigh in on andrew. what do you need to know from elon musk, what does he need to tell us if we're investigating this? what would be your questions for him? >> number one, have to see if the funding was already in place. and number two and