00:00I said a date of around September 15, at which point it's going to be out of business in the
00:05United States.
00:06But if somebody, and whether it's Microsoft or somebody else buys it, that'll be interesting.
00:13I did say that if you buy it, whatever the price is, that goes to whoever owns it,
00:19because I guess it's China, essentially, but more than anything else.
00:23I said a very substantial portion of that price is going to have to come into the Treasury of the
00:27United States.
00:28We had a great conversation.
00:31He called me to see whether or not how I felt about it.
00:36And I said, look, it can't be controlled for security reasons by China.
00:42Too big, too invasive, and it can't be.
00:46And here's the deal.
00:48I don't mind if, whether it's Microsoft or somebody else, a big company, a secure company, very American company, buy
00:56it.
00:56It's probably easier to buy the whole thing than to buy 30% of it, because I say, how do
01:01you do 30%?
01:02Who's going to get the name?
01:03The name is hot.
01:04The brand is hot.
01:06And who's going to get the name?
01:07How do you do that if it's owned by two different companies?
01:09So my personal opinion was, you're probably better off buying the whole thing rather than buying 30% of it.
01:17I think buying 30% is complicated.
01:20And I suggested that he can go ahead.
01:23He can try.
01:24Bye-bye.
01:24Bye.
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