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California Sues Paramount Probably to Protect Pinko CNN

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Paramount Skydance is considering leaving California, the company’s top lawyer said Tuesday. He warned that state Attorney General Rob Bonta’s lawsuit seeking to block the company’s purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery is creating a “devastating” delay.

The Chief Legal Officer Makan Delrahim said they are committed to California, but at some point, they owe a duty to shareholders

He said, “You have to take a look at the business environment and look to see what’s best for not only the community and the business. And ultimately, you know, go to the place where you’re wanted.”

It is likely that California is trying to protect CNN with the lawsuit. If they keep it up, Paramount will leave.

The lawsuit, brought by Bonta and 11 other Democratic state attorneys general in July, is scheduled to go to trial in March. Starting in October, however, Paramount will have to pay roughly $7 million for each day the deal remains incomplete. If the transaction does not close by June 1, Paramount could owe Warner Bros. a $7 billion termination fee.

“This delay is just harming jobs … and also the future of this industry,” said Delrahim. “This merger is actually going to be good — not only for California — it’ll be good for America.”

He said, “We are very eager to close this deal — it should be closed this week … Options have been on the table. I will tell you precisely when: since May 19.”

CNN doesn’t want Bari Weiss as their boss. She wants to bring it back to center, and they are radical left.

Governor Gavin Newsom is now supporting communism because, after benefiting greatly from capitalism, he says it doesn’t work. At least Ronnie Reagan didn’t have to live to see this.

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