ross gerber joins us, and what were you most thrilled about with these numbers?here was a lot to digest. >> this is the bob iger affect were nelson peltz can't get around hollywood to save his life. bob iger is really the key to getting good content back on disney which ultimately, when you talk about all the things that need to drive disney forward, it is all that great ip or great content and that is the biggest challenge, making great content in hollywood. so to get sort of the taylor's cut of this version of the movie for disney plus will definitely move the needle in a huge way. she's a phenomenon that is massive, so that is a great start. the investment in epic games, the kids play fortnite consistently, having an alternative universe that is all disney characters and all the revenue that comes with all the purchases on an ongoing basis from the way gaining is done today is not only the business disney needs to be in, but they are smart in that they are living epic do it. disney has failed at gaining over and over again but epic has made a wonderful success

that was ross gerber. he tried to get on tesla's board. now the chaos continues with the delaware judge invalidating the $56 billion pay package. joining us now that it will move from delaware to texas is ann lipton. before we get to the delaware to texas move, weigh in, if you could, on the judge's decision. did you think it was the right decision or the wrong decision? >> i think it was a straight forward application of settled principles and absolutely extraordinary situation. normally you don't have problems with the board awarding a ceo pay. a board has great deal of discretion to do that. because the tesla board is with the board awarding ceo pay, and because tesla's board is so unusually tied to elon, you can't trust the judgment of the board, and that left it to the court to have to decide whether the pay package was appropriate. >> can i ask a separate part. i want to break that down into two parts. i think you and i and reasonable people could both agree that this board doesn't appear to be as independent as you would like it to