QuestionerThis question comes from David Cass, who is a professor at the business school at University of Maryland. He says at last year's annual meeting, Warren mentioned that Berkshire had taken a large stake in Activision Blizzard as a merger arbitrage play. Since the UK regulator has blocked its acquisition by Microsoft, has Berkshire reduced or sold its stake?
WarrenWell, I think in terms of what we do with stocks, we don't give information except when required to, which is in the 13th or whatever we file. And there's some, there's certain things you can actually figure out by looking at our 10, or on, yeah, our 10Q, which we followed this morning, which you have to look pretty hard. But I would say this, it's, I think Microsoft has been remarkably, what's the word, willing to cooperate with governing, bodies and I mean, they want to do the deal and they met them. The opposition, it seems to me, more than halfway, but that doesn't mean that it gets done if a given country, in this case, the UK, wants to block it. They're in a better position to block it than the United States, but just the way the world works. And that doesn't get solved. By offering more money, so it, it, I don't know how it, how it turns out, but if it doesn't go through, I don't think it's through any, any shortcoming by either Microsoft or Activision. But not everything that should happen, does happen. I think the British government's making a mistake in this case, but that's life in the big city is sure, I would say. And what we do will depend on a lot of things. Charlie?
CharlieWell, I think what we do, yeah, you kiss that one off beautifully.