in comparison, paramount plus total subscribers stand at 63 million and warner bros discovery at 95 million. could it take on those giants? joining me now is alice enders, head of research at enders analysis. good to have you with us. talk to me about what you make a first of all about what you make a first of all about these early stage talks. we always talk and expected it would be consolidation, is that what this looks like? it consolidation, is that what this looks like? looks like? it is what it looks like. on the looks like? it is what it looks like. on the other looks like? it is what it looks like. on the other hand, - looks like? it is what it looks like. on the other hand, at l looks like? it is what it looks i like. on the other hand, at this time, we don t know whether this is going to be a merger of two companies or whether it is going to be paramount taking over warner. and in either case, i think there would most likely be a regulatory dimension. you know,
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I cannot imagine them ever suing. they will have to be dragged, kicking and screaming and that might happen, but the ukrainians themselves want russia out. even russian speaking people. they don t want this. they don t want the aggression that has visited them and they do not want the destruction of their cities. it has to end sometime, one way or another, whether in five years or, god help us, in a ten years. they will have to end somehow, as you say, it is a stalemate. it could be for a very long time. i think there is another - conversation to add to this mix, though, and that this energy crisis did notjust happen because of putin. this energy crisis happened because we have failed - to transition our economy - to renewables where we could have actually had some independent energy security right now. - i think you ll see two things - happen, i think the short term, you will see countries like mine, australia, just opening up underj new labour government, - after another climate cha