At what point, if any, does this become an issue for the possible Paramount/WBD merger?

I don't necessarily mind the idea of a permanent ballroom, but maybe build it in a tasteful (not gold) way that doubles as a visitor center when the people visit their house. Add the First Lady offices on a second floor. Make sure it fits with the historic structure and doesn't overwhelm the house.

I wonder if this will have any effect on the WBD deal. They're getting money from outside Paramount to pay for it, but it seems like it's not a good time to buy another company when your current company is failing.

He‘s been showing up like that at the beginning of every month for the past several months. The consistency in time and the place on his hand make it seem like this isn’t some random old person issue.

His lawyers will probably argue that he’s already been pardoned under Trump’s Jan 6 pardon.

How do these guys become CEOs without basic communications skills? Same with Elon. He’s so awkward and it’s painful to listen to him talk for more than two minutes. Are they just so rich that they can cover their bad skills with spending money on really really good PR?

Me too! Ugh, the Cowboys.

Happens at the beginning of every month now it seems for some reason.

And covering his right hand so you can't see the bruising/make up/band aids.

This is a bruise on the back of his hand that’s been happening at the beginning of each month starting in September at least, making it more likely to be from an IV or medical treatment than just a random bruise.

The Coney Dog and Tim Robinson shout out! 🥰

Republicans keep calling the ACA “Obamacare” to remind people that it was Obama’s policy. So why not call them Trumplicans to remind everyone that their party is Trump, even after he’s gone?

I think that's electronics, not electricity. It would make sense as people bought stuff earlier this year with the threat of tariffs looming so there's less demand now.

So he’s admitting that his work as a CEO has been partially done by AI for the past three years. Then why do we need CEOs and why pay them so much?

Ugh, that was a rough game for some of us.