price-fixing, market allocation, rigging. that is probably 50% of our portfolio. the others on the civil side, which includes mergers for companies. recently you heard sprint and t-mobile merging. we were reviewing that. disney and fox. those are mergers that go through us and we determine whether or not they violate the antitrust laws of competition in certain markets. host: can you see and they trust on the surface, or is it a deep dive? properlythink to do it it is more of a deep dive. it depends on the market. if there is only very few number of players in a particular it is a highly regulated, therefore tough to break into those markets and merge, you you have to see if it violates the law. at at&ten you looked time warner on the surface, what did you think? we know what you saw when you got into the deep dive, but on the surface, what was the antitrust part of that? makan: the very first day it was announced i was a practicing lawyer and adjunct professor, not apt t