Samuel DiPiazza, chairman of Warner Bros. Discovery, said on CNBC's “Squawk Box” program that claims that Warner opposes any agreement with Paramount regardless of the terms are “pure nonsense.” “We are very open to doing business with Paramount,” Dipiaza said. “Larry Ellison's equity financing guarantee is an “amazing step,” he said, but the linear TV business and financial markets could be very different when the deal is completed. “There is a way,” Dipiaza said. “The question they have to solve is how can they convince us that the deal will be completed,” he added.

Samuel DiPiazza, chairman of Warner Bros. Discovery, said on CNBC's “Squawk Box” program that claims that Warner opposes any agreement with Paramount regardless of the terms are “pure nonsense.” “We are very open to doing business with Paramount,” Dipiaza said. “Larry Ellison's equity financing guarantee is an “amazing step,” he said, but the linear TV business and financial markets could be very different when the deal is completed. “There is a way,” Dipiaza said. “The question they have to solve is how can they convince us that the deal will be completed,” he added.