Tonya sells STRZA 37.55: I was wanting to ask about the ownership, the creeping ownership at SIRI, as you're at 59%, I think you were at 57% last quarter.

And on Broadband, I believe we've now disclosed that we're out of those collars. That's the thing that would constrain us in some way. So on what we can do against our borrowings, I don't think there's any legal limitations or market limitations in practicality. Do those roll forward or do they get paid out in cash and are there tax consequences? How do we think about what happens when the Charter-TWC deal closes?


Ricki:
First of all, on Media, are there any limitations on your ability to, say, borrow against the Sirius stake should you want to, say, accelerate the buyback at LMCA, given the discount?

Hassie:
One on Media and one on Broadband if I could.

Esperanza:
And there's potential other things we can do with Vivendi, or rather with Universal Music that are interesting.

Mabel:
We have a judgment against them, which has not yet been affirmed.

Jeniffer:
SiriusXM is a large consumer of its content, they have a relationship with Live.

Petrina:
And then on Vivendi, I think, put aside rumors, we'll comment directly.

Maximina:
But obviously, as we sort of go back to my comments about SiriusXM, it's all price dependent.

Reanna:
We've not yet reported on any change in that, but that must speak to some degree our desire or interest in further investment in Live Nation.

Lucretia:
I think a while ago we reported we had an open forward.

Ji:
Might that still be in the equation?

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