Discussion on the possibility of an activist investor arriving at Warner Brothers Discovery, the stock price decline, potential upside, board seats, cost cutting measures, impact of voting shares held by the family, and the implications and outcomes of the activist investor's involvement.
Kara and Scott discuss whether companies should speak up or stay silent on the Israel-Hamas War. Then, what Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of video game company Activision Blizzard means for future tech mergers. Plus, Taylor Swift rules the box office and Rite Aid files for bankruptcy. Our Friend of Pivot is Lincoln Project co-founder and former Republican strategist, Rick Wilson, who breaks down the speaker's race and looks ahead to the 2024 election.
Also, Kara has her annual cold.
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