He does address the issue. He said there are provisions that allowed the merger if iRobot had admitted they were on the verge of bankruptcy. They didn't because the purchase price would be lower, hence less for shareholders and the CEO, etc wouldn't have big payoffs. In a word, greed.
As i've mentioned elsewhere, i've called him out on facts where i was literally there and he has no idea what the's talking about, and he doesn't care.
He just makes up facts to suit his arguments and hopes nobody looks too hard.
I mostly just wish his nonsense wouldn't keep getting posted here as if it is of any quality at all, and worth engaging with.
