Bryan Kraft

I was wondering if what you're seeing underlying the improvement is fewer bundled subs dropping video or more new customers taking it or more existing customers adding it?

Would you be able to give us a sense for the difference in your broadband penetration levels in markets where you've competed with fiber for a long time

Where have you seen success thus far? And where do you see the most upside from further investment in tech?

if you could talk about the outlook for Disney+ subscriber growth this year, I think you're guiding to essentially flat subs through the end of 2Q

is it still your expectation that total decommissioning costs will be in that $7 billion to $10 billion range?

the converts, I was wondering if ultimately you plan to settle those in cash or stock?

I was wondering if you could confirm that there will be a tax benefit from the impairment charge that you're taking today?

what are the service capabilities that you expect to be able to offer, let's say, in 2028?

is the $1.3 billion for the first 100-plus satellites the -- roughly the amount that gets invested through 2028?

Can you provide color on prepaid versus postpaid mix of new connects?

Where do new Boost customers originate, are there third-party device financing options, and what about potential spectrum partnerships or sales to other operators?

can you talk about how much room the company now has to pursue wireless and the other growth opportunities in front of you

if you could provide an update on your strategy and your plans regarding those investments in FanDuel and Flutter

I was wondering if you could talk about what you've seen in terms of sign-ups related to the spring sports

I know you had cited 7 million MAUs. I was curious as to whether you can give us some color on the number of unique viewers

I wanted to ask if at this point there is a clear path forward yet for Paramount+ in international markets. And if so, if you could talk about what that looks like

Any potential impact from federal government cuts that might be coming that could impact Business Wireline or Mobility

how do you think this more elevated mobile churn and gross add environment across the industry impacts your ability to expand mobility margins in 2026 and beyond

how much of the higher churn is a function of, would you say contract roll-offs picking up versus increased competitive intensity

how much of the prepaid revenue decline is being driven by sub declines versus ARPA declines at this point?

I just had a question on beads

wondering if part of the March and April strength has been from a pickup in those industry volumes

how much improvement did you see in domestic advertising, excluding sports, versus the international side

if you could provide some more color on the video games pipeline and how your broader strategy is evolving there

where the business is and bringing churn down to what you view as a healthy, sustainable level

how Max is resonating with different demographic groups domestically, particularly the younger consumers

how is HBO able to turn out so many standout hits like this to do it so consistently? What's the secret sauce