It's pretty damn realistic considering the share premium he's offering. The board will have to come up with a plan to increase shareholder value at the same level or higher in order to justify turning it down, otherwise they'll get sued into oblivion.

But most likely Blackrock or some other globalist entity will come to the rescue to preserve their propoganda tool.

Edit: after looking at the stock price going back further, he'd likely have to up his bid by at least $10 per share.

It's pretty damn realistic considering the share premium he's offering. The board will have to come up with a plan to increase shareholder value at the same level or higher in order to justify turning it down, otherwise they'll get sued into oblivion.

But most likely Blackrock or some other globalist entity will come to the rescue to preserve their propoganda tool.