There was no breakdown in the deal announcement.
Im not happy or unhappy, Gabelli told Deadline.
Im just focused as a fiduciary on doing the best for my clients.
(L-R) Shari Redstone, Mario Gabelli and David EllisonGetty Images
If she [Redstone] gets $40, and I get $23, thats a problem.
… Theyre not going to argue over $3 a share.
Im basically saying, look, tell us what didSkydancepay to for the various parts of National Amusements?
… Thats why I want books and records.
I just dont know.
Were like marathon runners, okay.
We want to keep our holdings of Paramount.
I dont like that.
I want to see what she got.
And then we can talk about what you want to pay me.
That is something I also dont like.
Companies have five business days to respond.
So then wed have to go sue them.
We have not prepared to do that.
A few said they expect long-threatened lawsuits from Class B holders to start appearing.
