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I think someone misinterpreted the Discovery network name, thinking it meant he found it. That was my initial impression.
No, it's most likely about the layoffs and pay cuts the companies do to their employees to give themselves a raise.
No, he is the CEO of the company "Warner Bros. Discovery" from a quick google. I think it's just unfamiliar to see someone's pay increase retroactively, since it literally doesn't happen for normal people.