Welcome to Pollock and Thurston. I am John Pollock and he is Brandon Thurston as we are

now living in the era of TKO group holdings with the merger completed several executives

doing the media rounds for going us and here is Brandon and I to talk about all of the

big breakdown of this merger, what it means and information that we have gotten over

the past 24 hours because boy has TKO spared no expense with their mailing list functionality

of working. I can guarantee you it works and small bit of advice, the green font on white

not a fan, not a fan. It's a lime green too. It's not like dark green. It's not forced

green. Lime green. The green font can just be discarded, okay? Not cutting edge, not

eye catching. It's an eye sore and I would just happily take the black text. Let's just

keep it traditional. If you look at your email, you know how it will group together multiple

messages from the same address. It's something like 33 from 127 from the W1. These are notifications

about fileings and stuff. There was definitely not a easing into things. Plenty of homework

on the first day of TKO from a 251 page 8K filing among many, many SEC documents. If you

look close enough, you realize Vince McMahon very profitable day for the man. But let's talk

a bit about just kind of the overall picture here for those that sort of are just following

this at a at a cursory level. But essentially this company now takes form where endeavor has

51% of this new company and WWE shareholders holding on to 49%, which would have been

a lot smaller of a percentage, if not for Vince McMahon, who had the shareholders front

of mind during these negotiations and his presence alone, bump those percentage points

up several at the request of Arya Manual, who was willing to give him 49% as long as Vince

McMahon is part of the deal. And here he is. That's that's what's in the filing that

gives the narrative of how the steel came together was it was 43% for WB, but then after

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