and that he nonetheless what launched a civil war in the boardroom, attacking shari redstone and the to strip them of their control. knowing that this was gonna come out, that was one of the big mysteries that we looked into. ultimately, his efforts failed on a spectacular level when women came forward. we have new revelations about other things the board learned. that led to his downfall, including trying to cover it up, lying about it, a covering under the pressure of a hollywood manager who was trying to keep his client quiet. it's really quite a drama. in so many of these cases, the cover-up in many ways was worse. the board was, saying these things all happened years ago, they would really care about that, but then the, line the cover-up, and then some new revelations of more recent things finally did him in. >> like what? >> well -- there's this incredible scene where he has an early morning appointment with his diabetes doctor. they open up the thing for him. he comes into the room, how much of this can i say? >> i don't know, i don't know. >> his pants come down, and somethin

that would be shari redstone, national amusements. are there going to be cost cuts in some way?ld be an interesting quarter, particularly in the light of disney, because the analysts have visited some of the numbers from linear cable networks at disney, and what they were saying was they're taking numbers down a bit for what their expectations are led by espn, but others as well. at paramount, you got nickelodeon is the star, mtv, b.e.t. you know the line-up there. but they provide a lot of the cash to fuel business and you come back to scale and whether they've got anywhere near enough of it. >> another group of stocks that were in the, just, kind of discard bin at the end of last year, big in every value index, so they've come back, warner brothers and paramount >> huge companies. >> why berkshire owns so much of paramount, i'm not quite sure. >> and added to it >> they own a lot of it. you know, most likely, looking for consolidation. best i can come up with at this point. >> did you see the video of spielberg telling tom cruise at the oscar luncheon that "top gun" single-han

that's for shari redstone and national amusements to a certain extent we questioned bakish numerous timesut that they maintained that dividend. the cfo said, we expect cash flow to be impacted in advance of meaningful year over year improvement in 2024. when we return to positive cash flow, we'll continue to manage our balance sheet with an eye to navigating this short-term berkshire, unclear what it is they see here, but they like it. >> a lot of upside was box office filmed entertainment, a strong area, which is always -- you don't know if the market's willing to project ahead that that's going to continue so, often, that's not a huge component of the multiple, even though they had a very good fourth quarter in the box office but yeah, i mean, berkshire owns 15%. >> at least. >> thereabouts you want to ask how to get a short squeeze? get a cheap stock that's in all the value indexes and people think it's in secular decline, buffett's not selling his 15%. therefore, the short is a percentage of float is even higher that's the squeeze formula >> a all a good point. and overall, in terms o