disney admits they can define a woman. the new director's not just any woman, no, she's a pakistani canadian feminist activist. exactly the kind of person the star wars franchise needs. the kind who's idea of fun is lecturing you about oppression while combing dandruff out of her armpits. not her, somebody like that. see i saved that one. it's no secret that the star wars audience is mostly male. and by mostly, i mean virgin. so here's charmeen in 2015 talking to jon stewart about how she interacts with that horrible gender with the y chromosome. >> i like to make men uncomfortable. i enjoy making men uncomfortable >> greg: see that explains why jon stewart looked so comfortable. well, no doubt she's made plenty of men uncomfortable especially the ones that own disney stock. because this movie promises to be about as successful as a lethal weapon reboot starring doocy and kudlow. >> i'd watch that. >> greg: that does actually sound pretty good. we might as well name this movie now revenge of the woke and it will sink faste

with disney.between this and blackwells, they've been busy. >> blackwell is small, these guys are big, but value act, they're heavyweights. they're in spotify. helped "the new york times." 21st century fox, nintendo, salesforce, and there's a belief, of course, if you're looking at this and trying to decide, for instance, that james corman won't be independent, this is the only board he's serving on. he's owned by nobody. he is -- he does not play for dinner. my problem is that i still feel that because the company is doing so poorly right now, with the stock too, why not have the guy with the most stock on the board, nelson peltz? but they just made these changes, and i think that valueact coming out in favor of the changes, the gorman move, is going to be dispositive about what will happen here. >> you mentioned some of the challenges, certainly, in direct-to-consumer, but the studio side as well, jim. for the first time in almost a decade, our parent, comcast, beats disney at the annual box off

we will talk disney. iger lining up allies as he tries to stave off pressure from the billionaire activist nelson peltz. we will have that battle at disney next. this is bloomberg. ♪ you know what's interesting these days? bitcoin. look for bitwise, my friends. katie: it is 20 past 7:00 on the west coast. let's get to the startup will recover the top tech stories from the bay area and beyond as silicon valley starts its morning. joining us now is ed ludlow. let's talk about disney in what bob iger is doing. it seems like a pretty good morning. ed: bob iger now has the support of value act, and activist investor, and blackwell, a small hedge fund. in quick succession one very sizable firm with an unknown but sizable stake in a small firm with a small stake in disney has basically bolstered him in his long-running dispute or activist battle with nelson peltz and trion. each party wanted different thing. it does kind of count as a pr win for bob iger. he's been under pressure since he returned as disney ceo

disney has placed a board of directors at the annual meeting.aying -- >> valueact owns about 5 million shares of disney, according to sources close to the situation. this helped disney defend against trian, which has about 33 million shares, including 25 million shares owned by former marvell entertainment chief. trian saying the agreement does not change its approach to this proxy battle. analyst gordon has kin weighing in, saying this gives disney an important backer and put this endorsement to work. all of this comes as trian nominated peltz and rasulo to the board. disney named former morgan ceo james gorman, who has had experience with proxy fights and succession planning, as well as sir jeremy darroch. there's another activist firm which says it supports iger. blackwell, which owns about 55,000 shares, nominated three of its own directors to the board, saying it welcomes other shareholders attempting to fix this iconic but wayward company. kelly, certainly very strategic here for disney to align with valueact. >> again, i'm just thinking a

marvel who sold to disney. they control 3,200 shares. that's a small number in total. 2% of the outstanding. the number of shares valueact has is about 5 million. but in terms of a signaling perspective in terms of where this is going to go knowing that disney has the support of early and a smart investor that's a big investor in the world, this is going to give them a lot of support when it comes to some of the big institutional investors, of course, disney adding two new board members. we'll see how this plays out, but starting the new year off with a little bit of a bag to quote jimmy stewart in his book. >> it's important to get the backing. last time peltz came around with this move to change the board, shake things up, he walked away himself. he announced it on "squawk on the street" and said he was walking away from that proxy battle because bob iger was returning and he had faith in him. since then his complaint has been primarily that disney's down $70 billion or something in market cap on this. he has

it is just not what we expect from disney. but we have to remember that these things -- change takes time. it will not happen overnight. bob iger is definitely the right person to do it. there is a lot of confidence, but it will take time. caroline: shareholders observe the opportunity to support disney's turnaround under bob iger. navan issues that have been plaguing the company for decades. what can be done on those three? >> succession has been a theme point for bob iger, but cfo was a huge issue. they have a slew of board members that they actually brought to the board. lucas pointed out someone who has a rich experience in content creation. and then you have james who is a real heavyweight. they can get a lot of perspective there. again, i think they have all the things in place. we have to see what they do in terms of strategic action. there is also the outstanding issue with hulu. ed: they basically state that is the is the world leading entertainment company. they say in the statement this morning, as legacy technology

disney and exchange will share information and meet with value act.nother investor, blackwell capital, supporting three directors who would champion bob iger's strategy for the company going forward. ed ludlow joining us to put all the pieces together. i'm sure this is a great disney plus original series here that could be in the works down the road from all this back and forth. walk us through these chess moves. ed: iger has the support. they put out a joint statement in which they basically said at a time where the big tech companies are coming for media companies, disney is best placed to leave the industry. we don't know the size of the steak and his neighbor bloomberg has reported it is large and growing and then you have nelson pulse. he wants to put himself on the boards and address what he sees as overcompensation of disney executives, misalignment of governments. he zeroed in on the failures of the last 18 months. the botching of succession. the most curious part is blackwell. it's a tiny active hedge that has a kind of minimal steak. i asked

still own disney and disney plus was great for kids, and they should keep that. do they want to compete with netflix? no. what are they going to do about the broadcasting business, with espn? everyone has these questions and they're not answering. >> netflix getting a target raise. josh, you've been watching netflix. is this just still winner takes all when you're talking about streaming when it comes to netflix? >> there are too many players. netflix won already. if you ask who won the streaming wars, they are over. netflix won. it's the only profitable streaming service, period. profitable, still growing. the largest and still growing. disney is more than just streaming. it's a really tough comparison. we want netflix like growth in margins, okay. stop doing everything else disney does. so nobody is really saying that. it's a little bit apples and oranges. if you on a standalone basis want to say disney's media business, it's disney plus, maybe the box office stuff, maybe abc, espn, let's comp that to netflix. netflix looks smaller but maybe more attractive rig

true, disney is producing end up to make ted kaczynski jealous. >> what disney seems to have decided is more important than their stock price is placating the left against all things fine and good and american, and especially our awful toxic masculinity. >> see, when they started out, the star wars movies were essentially men shooting shr. o tothe >> but who needs that when you can just go to chicago? but at least stormtroopers bedn't hit so many bystandernys but star wars films have always been traditional westerns set in spaceditional. en g they were militaristic, physical battles between good and eviool, and that disney came along and turned into a big pile of mickey mouse . fel >> because if those movies feel good tuso us, that means masculinity can be good and the left that's toxic on any planet. it's the same reason copcops tos are supposed to be social workers in our military. a transgender day campransgend . testoste because to the world, the only permissible testosterone injec is, the kind that's injected into a female power lifters. since then, there's beenn something like

and what it means for disney is the copyright expires on the earliest versions of mickey and minnie mouseo. we start this hour in japan, where a powerful earthquake has hit the center of the country, bringing down golding's and power lines. four people are confirmed to have died, but the extent of the damage isn't yet clear. the epicenter of the 7.6 magnitude quake was moto province with the tremors felt as far away as the tokyo capital. tens of thousands of people were told to head to higher ground, and many spent the night in emergency shelters. a major tsunami warning has been downgraded to an advisory. president joe biden says the u.s. is ready to provide any necessary assistance to japan as a close ally of the country. the latest now from japan. reporter: this footage from inside someone's home captures the moment the powerful earthquake struck. some staff at this news network took cover, while others wanted to cover the story. the 7.6 magnitude quake struck just after 4:00 in the afternoon local time. it was caught on camera in this supermarket. there was chaos and confusion. tsunam

shares of disney up about 0.4% right now. >>> let's talk about yields.hey're sitting at more than one month highs. that's yields on what you get investing in treasuries and the like let's bring in mike santoli. yields figure into our views of the stock market what do you make of the move lately >> 10-year, 2-year risen to where they were in mid-december and the past couple days you've gotten a little bit of a test on this idea, is good economic news good for the markets if you believe yesterday's retail sales number, had gdp estimates going up the fourth quarter, today, really low weekly jobless claims do we extrapolate and believe it's a real number, the economy we have right now? that's where the market i think is trying to sort out. i don't think that we necessarily are going on the assumption we have a 5% nominal gdp economy, which is what we had coming into this year if you believe the gdp because if that's the case, fed maybe doesn't have to do anything in march. i think we're going back and forth on all of these things at the same time, i think th

of course, disney owns espn. when you have someone like a jimmy kimmel attacked on disney's own error, it is remarkable. you have to wonder at one point does someone like bob geiger address this? he has a lot of problems on his plate. this is certainly a headache that is not going away anytime soon. this is what happens on the show as he spreads these conspiracy theories. now, jimmy kimmel has put a magnifying glass on it. at some point, disney is going to have to say something and they seek to be this inoffensive family-friendly brand, but when you have someone like aaron rodgers on there, it becomes more akin to fox news and injecting poison into the public discussion. that is something that disney does not want. >> that is a very important to make. thank you so much. >>> before we go, jake tapper is getting ready for tomorrow night cnn republican residential debate. >>> ambassador nikki haley and governor ron desantis will take the stage. watch tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. our coverage co

this has something disney has fought for decades — so a symbolic moment.ut because disney itself has made so many wonderful inclusions for the public domain material. we have the lion king, frozen, snow white, pinocchio, all coming from the public to pain so this is their opportunity to give back to the public domain that they have drawn so heavily from in the past. 50 have drawn so heavily from in the ast. , , have drawn so heavily from in the ast. , ., ., have drawn so heavily from in the past. so basically the landau says after 95 years. — past. so basically the landau says after 95 years, and _ past. so basically the landau says after 95 years, and he _ past. so basically the landau says after 95 years, and he allowed - past. so basically the landau says after 95 years, and he allowed to | after 95 years, and he allowed to use this property. —— the law now says. use this property. -- the law now sa s. use this property. -- the law now sa 5, ., , use this property. -- the law now sa s. ., , ,, ., , says. so only in the united states in the uk there _ sa

and from the house of mouse and into the public domain, disney's copyright on its earliest version ofickey expires. hello, i'm helena humphrey. we have a story developing in south korea, where the country's main opposition leader has been stabbed. a warning that we are about to show you some graphic images. lee jae—myun was touring the site of a proposed airport in the southern port city of busan when he was attacked by an unidentified man. south korea's yonhap news agency says the assailant approached him claiming to be a supporter and asked for an autograph, before stabbing him on the left side of his neck with a weapon approximately 20 to 30 centimeters long. yonhap says mr lee remained conscious throughout, and was rushed to a local trauma ward for treatment the attacker was arrested at the scene. the 59——year—old mr lee is the leader of south korea's democratic party, and was the close runner—up in the 2022 presidential election. through a spokesperson, the country's president, yoon seok—yeol said he was deeply concerned for mr lee's safety, and that he has directed police and re

it's not just disney that has problems with wackeism.se of which its sales fell by a quarter. 365 days as a woman, but don’t delude yourself, the notorious vakiism is not a blessing corporate management, this is clearly a decision of people higher up, those who don’t care about profits, since they are busy with social engineering, they will write off disney’s losses, they will forget, they will find new directors who will advertise the gender transition and come out not directly, with soul taste, in extreme cases they will donate : disney, because the main thing is to reforge human souls, even if you lose trillions, but the new person will firmly know, the main thing is the right of a man to become a woman on the contrary, everything else is freedom, satiety, opportunity changing management is a blunder that is not worth a damn. in 1903, and only four such photographs are known in the world. watch in the program of the city of belarus on the belarus24 tv channel. together with the belarus 24 tv channel, we will plunge into the cultural l

i thought what was interesting is that blackwell criticized disney's -- disney and bog iger f and getting in the support of valueact, because they nominated an alternative sort of slate. how do you feel as a shareholder? >> a little shakeup in the comfort zone on disney, not a bad thing. having bob iger back is really fortunate for the ompany, he's the right man for the job, but i think there's been some sense of, okay, then, you know, i'm going to do this my way. and disney, my way, as it's been for the last five years, has been the stock doing zero. outside of some excitement around streaming which has been less than profitable. i'm a disney shareholder, i'm frustrated, but i like the stock. i have to say, i like the valuation, i think the core business is enough to give me almost streaming for free. depends on how you want to look at it. but i like disney here. >> it almost feels value trappish at this point. it's up 2% or so over the past 12 months. >> yeah. >> it's a tough -- it's been a tough ride here. >> yeah, but -- and there's a huge caveat here, there's a very good chance that

this is marking his second attempt at disney in two years. blackwell's, with a much smaller steak, launching another proxy fight this morning at disney. they have three nominees. this campaign is largely supportive of disney strategy, but critical of his fight. he told him this morning, that he remains undeterred, and as one source described it to me, they are looking at another campaign that is anti-disney. blackwell's, is anti-health. >> are you following that? >> as the world turns. thank you. with the latest on disney. they are watching the stocks. they are really weak. we are looking at it right here. under 14%. >> the weaknesses thanks to the downgrade that we saw. some of the expectations are trying to look at it. lower rates could actually be a negative for president joe biden. this has to do with the loan books. it is marking up the value of these loans to be expected for the future sale rices. we could have these borrowing costs start to fall. this is from a drag on revenue. we have price targets for them at $6.50. that is a 33% dow

we all got disney. we had to pay for disney. even if we don't watch disney. disney was making a lot of money. but netflix killed the cable bundle or at least reduce the americans using it. so a lot of that cash flow that went to disney is gone. remember that 71 billion dollars? so does he want to 260 million subscribers for disney? plus, we've got 150 million now down from 164. so they're not sticky because users are in charge. we can cancel. would we want to tell disney's been 10 billion on content this year. netflix been 17 billion on contact and disease spreading that on abc as well. so disney plus, is it to be all that in a bucket of chicken with new contact, their parks are powerful and it's in charge. but that 71 billion spade for fox. that was a bad, bad decision they're still paying for today. ceos under pressure to turn things around. that's why i think now you can maybe get a 15% rate in the stock because all of this is pretty well known. and we're pretty much the hating on it today. and it's a tough company to hate long term, but it's easy. company

what i cannot do is start making merchandise and the same kind of products that disney sells.e on it and someone seeing those t—shirts thinks erroneously that they're getting a disney product when they're not, that's what trademark stops. other famous properties now available to the public include the silent film the circus by charlie chaplin, let's do it by cole porter, and the novels lady chatterley�*s lover by dh lawrence and orlando by virginia woolf. pooh, piglet, eeyore, we were friends for many years. but there are few successful examples of beloved old property being used for new original content. winnie the pooh, which is also owned by disney, was turned into an r—rated horrorflick blood and honey after entering the public domain in 2022. the movie was a far cry from the childhood book, and with that in mind it will be in disney's interest to keep tight control over how their most iconic characters are used. noor nanji, bbc news. meanwhile here in the uk, the river thames was the setting for london's new year fireworks — and tens of thousands of people gathered in edi

and what it means for disney as the copyright expires on the earliest versions of mickey and minnie mouse. hello, i'm nicky shiller. we start injapan, where a powerful earthquake has hit the centre of the country, bringing down buildings and power lines. four people are now confirmed to have died, but the extent of the damage isn't yet clear. the epicentre of the 7.6 magnitude quake, was noto province, with the tremors felt as far away as the capital tokyo. tens of thousands of people were told to head to higher ground and many are spending the night in emergency shelters. but a major tsunami warning has been downgraded to an advisory. and in the past hour we've heard from presidentjoe biden — who says the us is ready to provide any necessary assistance to japan — as a close ally of the country. suranjana tewari has the latest now, from japan. rumbling, screaming this footage from inside someone�*s home captures the moment the powerful earthquake struck. more than 140 kilometres from the epicentre, this video was taken by english teacher barnie davis. itjust kept going. it was really long

for disney, they box themselves in.ause if they actually take action it's a gift to the far-right who will say look, we always said that they were this big, woke, company now they shut up pat mcafee. now they shut down aaron rodgers. and pat mcafee, comes, as you don't need that big conglomerate anymore. the disney just prove that mcafee is more powerful than there? >> yes, i will say that i think mcafee making an announcement that he was not going to come back on was probably driven by disney. i think disney put pressure on him. that is what i would expect. but i think they cannot get out of this. you are absolutely right. because now, if they do the right thing and order him not to have rodgers on, they will inflame the right again. but so? what's so wet? what is disney really standing for here? jimmy kimmel is also very important to them. he is on five nights a week on their dying network, which doesn't have much to put on. he's also the host of the biggest show of the year. the oscars is going to come on. he's the h

the copyright has expired, so disney cannot file a copyright lawsuit.ut if you think about it, this is momentous in one sense, but in another sense he's joining a host of characters we're all familiar with. romeo and juliet have always been in the public domain, helen troy has always been in the public domain, sleeping beauty, santa claus, all of these are familiar public domain characters that people have been putting in their own stories and reimagining for years. so mickey and minnie are joining that cast of characters. >> this is a character known world over. how big of a moment is this american copyright law? >> well, the fact that we're talking about it, it's bigger than i had realized. but it's a big moment. it's a big moment not only because mickey is known the world over, but because it's a deeply symbolic moment in the public domain. i describe it as the culmination of a 95-year love triangle between disney, mickey and the public domain. i'll explain that briefly, because if you ask me, what is the best possible use case for just how great the

——in disney's interest.r. this was paris, which is preparing for a year in the spotlight — a huge display at the arc de triomphe with paris due to host the olympic games this summer. spectacular display there. the skyline of rome lit up with fireworks too as celebrations got under way in italy to welcome the new year. germany celebrates 2024 with fireworks at the brandenberg gate in the centre of the city, as well as lighting up the reichstag building. auckland in new zealand was the first major city to welcome in 2024 with a fireworks display from the auckland sky tower and a light show over the city's harbour bridge. sydney had the usual spectacular fireworks display over the harbour bridge. in dubai, fireworks and lights on the world's tallest building, the burj khalifa. looking spectacular. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. many of us are glad to see the back of december 2023 because it's felt as though it's not stopped raining. now, of course, we've got to collate the official statistics but i

the only other disney employee to earn that same recognition, walt disney himself.e parent company of abc seven. i just want to tell you a little bit about more about this man, because i'm obsessed with him. so he grew up. >> he grew up in brooklyn and he said, and his family didn't have a lot of money. >> and he said that he never saw a black engineer until he was a black engineer. so he didn't grow up with all these role models and this field. he now has multiple patents that he has created, including a brand new invention, which i encourage you to go to the disney blog, the disney parks blog, because they show it and it's hard for me to describe, but it's basically a treadmill, okay? which allows you i can be standing next to gloria, and we can both be walking in any direction, and we will never run into each other. >> oh, wow. >> and then if we stop, it stops and then that way you could put a you could put like a goggle lens on, like a vr thing. and we could be playing a game in a space and we're walking toward each other, but we'll never hit each other. >> oh,

ask anybody. >> i used to work for disney, i did "deuce bigelow" for disney. they called it buena vista but it was still a disney corporation. how good can you feel about yourself if you know you're getting hired because of your genitalia or your ethnicity or because -- the pigmentation of your skin. at a certain point, it reminds me of that -- remember in "rosemary's baby" when john cassidy's comes back and says, "honey, i got the lead in a broadway play!" "the other actor went blind!" >> jesse: [laughs] >> how do you feel good about yourself? >> jesse: i can't wait to bust out my lightsaber, which is still -- i think it still lights up, rob, after all these years. >> well, that's good. save that. there's a market for. >> jesse: walked down to the theater and buy tickets to make myself uncomfortable. it'll be the best thing i can do. rob schneider, one of the greats. "deuce bigelow: male." that was a classic. >> disney. >> jesse: go back to drinking real movies. give the people what they want! thanks, rob. up next, look out. >> hey! hey! [bleep]! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

they should be more invested in disney stock. disney is up 2%. humana need to defibrillator, it is down 8. 5% off a 52-week lows after the company lowered its adjusted earnings and warned about higher medical costs. the news has had a ripple effect on the rest of the healthcare sector. they are down 2%, sigma down half of one%, unitedhealth group taking it as well, down 2%. joining me to talk -- the question why president biden didn't mention bidenomics in the speech he gave in the last hour. you worked in front of the camera, there were strong economic news that showed jobless claims unexpectedly fell. we are not here to weigh this either way but why didn't he mention bidenomics in the speech today? >> thanks for inviting me. glad you highlighted these numbers. yesterday we had an equally nice upside on retail sales clearly connected to strong labor market easing inflation, rising real wages. when president biden talks about economics, that's bidenomics. he uses the phrase frequently. he doesn't say it in every sentence but biden talking about e

american and made good money on it, but the modern american dream, as interpreted by disney authors,e masses, that is, the majority, which may sympathize with all sorts of minorities, but like the professor preobrazhensky won’t even give a quarter for this. the year for such a legendary, seemingly indestructible company as disney became a terrible failure in commercial terms, although it seems to be very accurate. introduces the latest western values ​​into its products, from racial and gender diversity to mewing dogs, these are the trends: the company’s total losses in the future will probably amount to more than a billion dollars, this is what happens when you film not about the plot, but about the strong and independent in in quotation marks, of course. in general, of course, it’s surprising: a corporation that has put together billions on traditional family values, actively promoting what destroys them. this movie, it turns out that if you make films with a feminist transgender agenda in the genre for a family audience, then they will not be watched, what a discovery, this is a l

the disney bundle with hulu and disney plus.h the contestants. >> i think what surprised me the most is how difficult it is to buzz in on that buzzer. >> that buzzer is not for sissies. it's a combination of fun and a little nerve wracking. >> mo rocca, lisa ann walter and katie nolan are the three stars to make it to the finale of celebrity jeopardy! it hasn't been an easy run for any of them , but they all say keeping their charities at the top of mind helped them get through the competition. won the top prize $1 million. >> my charity is the association for women in sports media incredibly close to my heart. these are women that i have worked with before in the past. what they do is they help facilitate bringing other women into sports media. they do scholarships, they have on campus opportunities. they do a lot of networking events. and it's just basically to make sure that there is a steady stream of women coming into an industry that is mostly male dominated. >> inner city scholarship fund is helps 9000 kids at this point

jack: speak of activists, megan, let's take a look at disney.came riding in on the why is horse, everyone cheered. stock has not done well, and now nelson peltz is rattling the sabers. >> yes, this week has been a big one for disney. we had some activist interaction. nelson went off and wanted those e two board seats. we'll see what happens there. but as my colleague howe points out -- jack p.o.w. hoints out, there's a number of challenges facing the companiful it's not only the thing like the marvels movie which was really quite terrible, but, you know, we also have dreaming -- streaming in the background going on. the bright point, of course, is the parks. those are always a nice boost for investors and for, you know, folks that do actually enjoy the disney parks. but, you know, when it comes to some of the fundamentals, i mean, streaming is obviously a big one. we need to keep looking at how that works out. i love the loki show that was on disney+, but it's a tough game, and i don't know their subscriber numbers are exactly where we want to s

>> i like disney. disney is super interesting. i would say this because the narrative on disney is the earnings are growing and the streaming losses were $4 billion gliding to zero and supposed to hit zero this year. i've not had one constitutional investor asks -- institutional investor ask me how much disney could make and netflix guiding to 24 even margin and there's a lot of tail wednesday. disney is an earning story and no ebit and no value in the stock price, zero. it's about two-thirds of the size of netflix's strengths. >> question on this and feels like the disney narrative has changed and first they needed a bit of >> wow adding disney plus and adding the value and going to the theme parks and spending $18 for hot dogs and where are we for the economy and that became the story in the past three to six months and not their streaming business. >> we need three things for disney to work. the parks not to roll over with the recession, the market 120 start focusing on the streaming profits and third, fix the film studio. liz:

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the year of the dragon celebrates and kicks off at disney california adventure. our sister station in la gives us a look at disney california adventure is ringing in the lunar new year by paying tribute to chinese, vietnamese and korean traditions. >> it's nice to see other cultures being incorporated into disney and the parks and it's really exciting getting to see how they do it and dress it up bright red and gold decor throughout the park symbolized good luck, fortune and happiness . >> red and gold is the most special and, um, auspicious color for asians. so during this time of the year, of course, we're all going to be wearing red and gold. >> the lunar new year is being commemorated with asian inspired cuisine, and you can't forget about the disney swag. >> i think it's beautiful. i like this and all the, uh, if i show the back real quick, sure it has like the little text on it. and that's pretty cool. we want to wish you a happy new year for the first time. >> meilin lee and her mom, ming lee from disney and pixar's turning red will be on hand to celebrate

before now espn and disney are not commenting.w dan and ross, host of the drinking bros podcast. all right, guys. this is something that would happen at fox. hannity goes to war against terry bradshaw and everybody in the press just watches it go down. >> hannity is gonna win that hair contest for sure. terry bradshaw is receding rapidly. >> you're not beating hannity in the hair department. how many fingerprints of talk show hosts are probably on that wheelchair of hawkings? did you know at one point hawking was like put the wheelchair in the bed bed bed to make me feel at home home home. >> jimmy kimmell went to arizona state which is known for their aca academics. >> jesse: arizona state. sun devils. or is it the aztecs. what the hell do i know? i went to trinity college. how do you like cnn trying to get people banned from someone else's network? >> well you know what that's like? cnn trying to get somebody cancelled is like someone drowning trying to drown someone else. they're going to cancel their own network soon. >> jesse

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there is pay by performance internally at disney.w. i'm telling you what i'm hearing from people at the affiliate. lots of issues here going forward in 2024 for disney. do they sell espn? do they monetize a piece of it? how does bob iger deal with cord-cutting? if he had his druthers, my guess, tomorrow he would sell the whole thing to apple or, or amazon but he can't do that because biden administration won't let him. here's the thing. i don't want to pick on them but i want to make a general statement, linear tv. >> linear. i'm sorry, lineal. i'm thinking lineal. this is linear tv is in really desperate shape, cord-cutting, you name it, lower subscription fees, ad market has not come back. that's a snapshot what is going on with a company once the darling of wall street. everybody is in the same soup to certain degrees. i think david zaslav is doing better at warner brothers discovery. he is a master cutting that balance sheet. bob eiger is not. let's go to coinbase. there is a huge case in the southern district, sec versus coinbas

set oh no, disney, come on up to south carolina.t need that in the white house. we need somebody who will stand up and win, like governor ron desantis did. we need somebody who will stand up and take on the insurance industry, take on the corporate lobby in washington, and importantly, do what he said he would do and secure the border of the united states once and for all. [cheers and applause] i can tell you, we all feel it. as a texan whose district is 100 miles from the border, we feel it everyday. six kids died from fentanyl poisoning where my family lives less strict if th -- let me be very clear. i was a ted cruz guy in 2016, and you guys chose ted and that was awesome. but we all got behind president trump because, i mean this, he was the man for the moment in 2016 to take on the swamp and shine a light on it. he was. i supported him in 2020. but the man for the moment in 2024 is governor ron desantis. and let's be very clear about this. [cheers and applause] [chanting "ron"] president trump had the opportunity to have the un