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We have a column called American Compromise.

I'm John Batchelor.

rather than talk past each other, have the kind of culture wars that we've seen.

The QR code is my mailing list, tidyfirst.substack.com.

The book is Tidy First.

I hope they have copies for sale back there.

It was basically created to be a vessel for this TV deal.

And, uh, a, a Substacker named Nick Nemeth, whose, uh, Substack is called Mispriced Assets, uh, he found that there was $587 million in debt holdings from Walter-related insurance companies that were marked unaffiliated, that were, that, that this money was going to American Media Productions, and The Wall Street Journal has noted these holdings as well.

So when you hear Walter was using this insurance company money to invest in his own companies and not reporting it correctly, a big one of those companies was the Dodgers TV network.

Huh.

That part wasn't surprising.

And by the way, we will be doing a. or planning on having a film breakdown, uh, on swamp signal with clips.

And we'll talk about specific, not every play, not every throw, but notable ones, whether they're good or bad, because believe it or not, there were some good on a three for 21 day.

Um, and I will say this, um, I was told going into it, before I watched the film, because the first thing I saw was the 3 for 21, which went on social media, went on message boards.