these residuals. the problem here is the streamers don t want to open their books and let people know exactly how many people are watching these shows. it s such a great point. it s a very tiny sliver of those 160,000 actors who make those big ticket payments. for folks at home who are dedicated to their yellowstones and you name it streaming series, how quickly will they see an impact from this? you know, they could start seeing an impact right now i think most of the streamers and studios are saying for the next six months they have their con content. they ll be able to, you know, roll it out this a reasonable time in the scheduled time, but as many of these movies right now, they are going to shut down. the movie production will shut down. tv productions have shut down. many have already shut down because of the writer s strike. we re going to see season premiers happening much later. as we speak, there is a premier in london going on of
dealing with 99% of what we raise in this document. here are some of the big ticket payments. one from novartis which paid $1.2 million to michael cohen s company for insights into u.s. health care policy matters. columbus which paid $500,000 for potential investments in real estate. that company, of course, linked to the russian oligarch deposited funds into the same account used to pay stormy daniels. michael avenatti indicating that may have been reimbursement. at&t paying at least $200,000. it s important to point out it is not illegal to do that sort of thing, to pay for access, to pay for insights. it could be legally problematic if he failed to disclose those
yeah, indeed. who actually would lose? let s tease that out a bit, pack that out a bit. assistant coaches, non-playing staff. players, of course, would lose their salaries. and because playing careers are short, that means some players will never be able to recoup the loss. networks and sponsors would continue paying some $4 billion in rights fees to the league, but the networks but they would, of course, get that money back after a lockout unlike the players, but the network s ratings would have been dealt a huge blow, fans would lose the entertainment value of nfl games and those who buy luxury suites and club suites would have to make their ticket payments. but would likely to get refunds for lost games once matches resume. i guess at the end of the day you can say it is just a job for