the wake of Faber's interview with Iger. Jim Kramer's back on set with us with another special

guest, yes, thank you so much, Carl. We've got activist investor or I think constructivist investor,

Nelson Peltz with us now. Nelson, you listen to the interview. Are you a happy shareholder?

Are you a selling shareholder for you, trying, or for Ike Promutter?

Jim, before we get started, I want to say thank you to a few people.

I want to thank you to all the shareholders who voted for us.

I want to thank my family and my beautiful wife, Claudia,

for putting up with me through all of these campaigns.

I try to do the right thing. I try and help companies do the right thing, and I'm not going to

quit doing it. Now, what did you ask me, Jim? I did ask you whether you are happy with what

the events are in terms of the stock price, and you will try and,

or if you can speak for Ike, Ike Promoter, stay along the stock, given the fact that there are

some changes that have put through, or is this the end of this campaign, and it's time to ring the

register and move on? Well, first of all, I'm not going to discuss whether we're buyers or sellers here I hope

this is not a redo of last year where we pulled out gave management a chance and the stock

went down from roughly 120 down to 79.

I hope that doesn't happen this time.

Whether we stay or not, we don't make those kind of announcements.

I hope Bob can keep his promises.

I hope they can do all the things they assured us they were going to do.

And we'll only watch and wait.

If they do it, they won't hear from me again.

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