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disney. they own a lot of stuff actually.s show, "jimmy kimmel live," abc, hulu, fx, fxx, espn, the concept of joy, water, air, they just bought up all the global supply of insulin. [ laughter ] >> hugh: why would they need that? >> ryan: they don't. but they have it. >> hugh: okay, fair enough. [ laughter ] guys, we have been lucky enough to travel all around the world to talk about this film. we've been everywhere. we've been to england, germany, china, brazil. after visiting the most exciting cities on earth, it feels absolutely fitting to end our tour right here on hollywood boulevard. the only street in the world that has a kids' foot locker next door to an abandoned hooters. [ cheers and applause ] >> ryan: a special street. it really is. and we cannot wait for you to see the movie. people are saying this film could save the marvel cinematic universe. [ cheers ] and maybe, just maybe, even democracy. [ cheers and applause ] no, no. i'm kidding, democracy is dead. it's done. [ laughter ] >> hugh: this film has got everyt

stuff. it is. yeah, that's the 1st thing. and the 2nd, that's why, because because of disney, if you go to the west, maybe or with a lender, me. so it was the, i mean was the ducks in terms of party jones, was that sound of a busy day or so? because the bills on time and after that after the collapse of bees on down there. but this in me has been found with russia. the says is the, the, the, the, you, i am a just do a need to maintain disparity, but i don't the teeth together if i can summarize like that. yeah. now you mention in the bulk of the separation of the roman empire into western and eastern byzantine parts. and it wasn't historically, it wasn't the only uh, let's say, a religious question. it became a religious question later. but at the time of separation, it was also philosophical question. the state hold question because this 2 parts, former parts of the roman empire treated dikes tension in a very different way in the west, expand as to the conquest, forceful in position of its rules. its morality onto all the peoples and the best investments in empire expanded through integration without demanding, strong, dema

stuff, right? you are talking -- headlines are a funny thing. disneytoday, or is it just disney, which was down 56 from its all-time high in 2021 is now only down 54%. so it popped. it's below where it was last week. i think you stay away. >> yeah. mike? >> deadpool, dead money. to carter's point, this stock is right where it was ten years ago. that -- i mean, is pretty astonishing when you think about it. so -- you know, with -- all the missteps they've had along the way, obviously, there's still a lot up in the air. core pieces of their business aren't really anymore. so -- this is not a place that i think you want to dip your toe in just yet. >> all right. >>> coming up, we are going to the penny. the chart master has some names hitting key levels that could be ready for a bounce. that is next. and here's a sneak peek at the cramer cam. jim is chatting with the ceo of columbia sports ware. more "fast money" in two.' no matter how ambitious. bank with sofi to score a higher apy and an epic welcome bonus. (intercom) t minus 10... to score a higher apy

rubbish shows like the acolyte, which just came out on disney+, which was just trash, destroying these great, cultural institutions. but good stuffmpanies are still woke. >> you don't suddenly get rid of them overnight. you may tell them, hey, we need to make some money, but they have their own agenda and their own writing. >> the things so it doesn't matter what's going to happen. disney is cooked. >> i don't believe that's true. i think ultimately these people will get fired. it's just going to take time for it to be the whole company is going to get fired. >> well let's see, let's do the sunday telegraph now and the lib dems have admitted to discriminating against a woman for wearing at discriminating against a woman for wearing a t shirt saying aduu for wearing a t shirt saying adult human, female. she sounds like a dangerous extremist to me. oh yeah. >> it's terrible, there are two different sexes, lib dems admit discriminating against gender critical candidate. this is natalie bird. and basically just before this three and a half year legal battle was about to go to court to trial. they basically went, yeah, all right, we d

want to watch something that's entertaining and forget about that stuff, and you still get it crammed down your throat. so obviously disneyt making any money. heard all these films that totally flopped. >> it's lost a fortune, lost an absolute fortune. >> so i think the old, chief exec, bob iger, is step back in to try and turn it around. i mean, for me, it was that cartoon of transformers when the robot announced its pronouns that was the point where i thought, you know, no toasters don't have pronouns. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, no, that's true. actually, it's a toaster. >> basically, it's a toaster that fights. yeah, that's what it does. >> that's why i think the bigger problem is it's violent. >> yes. are you a fan of tornado films? >> i'm not really a fan of much, to be honest with you. i know what you mean. >> people like to go and see to the cinema to be entertained, not to be preached at. >> yeah. no no no no, it's escapism isn't it? i see the cinema as voluntary incarceration. i don't understand it and i don't like people. i'm and they often have their feet out or they're eating noisily or they just smell. >> no, t

disney his girlfriend apparently couldn't help herself. i commented under that one. she said, it's so good not to be due. yeah, thanks captain. obvious. you're, i wish we had stuff kind of the whole theme of the place. yeah. picture did suck to be jewish with nazis were running around europe. thanks for the reminder. speaking of which a bunch of jews were killed in poland back then. and this is where as off is officially launching their tour. and no one really seems to phase by any of this incredibly, like being a neo nazi is suddenly just super bad. ask them cool now or something thanks to their normalization by guys like former british prime minister for as johnson who literally posts for photos with a nazi s as simple as all the banner wall folks around to make british parliament just stood there and hear them welcome to also at stanford university several months ago as heroes. but after the university, which is a really elite university in the u. s. had to defend allowing a neo nazi group to speak on campus. a stanford research group has now just stricken as off right off its list of extra miss organizations, but the u. s. government, at least surely host it

stuff they do. >> you're looking for an opportunity to get positive on disney, but you just can't seem to find onei'm putting words in your mouth. that's what i feel. >> it's like nike. it's like starbucks. i'm trying really, really hard. i may get there. no one wants the new mexico theme park. the triple venti is like $438 now. what can i see about nike other than the fanatic pants them. >> you tried to get constructive on starbucks yesterday. some of your commentary was less negative than normal. >> 74 less negative than 110. >> what happened to starbucks to 90? >> i'm not backing away from that. there's efficiencies, people talking about efficiency. >> throughput. not waiting ten minutes for your coffee because of all the mobile orders. >> i'm getting more positive on that. i told you in the race to 100, my money is on starbucks. >> maybe robots will help. >> mcdonald's got rid of the robots. they did a study and didn't like it. >> that pesky accents. >> jensen huang stole me they speak 28 languages. go make some fries, will you? >> sure, jim. i'm happy to make you some fries. >> don't get the

and very soon thereafter disney played with the idea and speculated about what would be inside the interior of an event horizon. and that ended up with being very strange stuff like imagining a hellscape inside the event horizon. you would be judged for your sins and, so forth. something certainly not having anything do with physics, but a sort of a fine story and there are a lot of fun stories, multiverse ideas from doctor strange. the multiverse of madness the spider-verse films and most recently, everything everywhere all at once, which last won many oscars. so this is certainly in the public mind, but multiverse ideas talked about in films are certainly not the scientific multiverse. these are just fun multiverse ideas is very different from the scientific multiverse ideas. why does a multiverse have an appeal? the public? well, we want to know what lies beyond frontiers. so if we say the observable universe is what lies beyond that, we still keep asking questions and then we also wonder about our lives we made different choices in our lives, you know, place, different places live in, you know, we choose harvard versus oxford or cambridge. you know what

stuff on computers. and this is precisely what led me to this area of research that my fixation on all things abraham lincoln. now i share this passion for lincoln with walt disney, seen here in a boyhood photograph. at this early age, walt, the gettysburg address, and delivered it to his classroom. the school's principal so impressed he asked walt to go to every classroom in the school and deliver the address to each class. walt's obsession with lincoln continued throughout his lifetime. it reached a climax when. he and his imagineerbrght lincolback to life with audio, animatronics for the 1964 1965 new york world's fair. using cutting edge robotics, great moments with mr. lincoln still delights disneyland audiences to this day. but i was talking about my students. so back in 2012, in the spirit walt disney, i launched undergraduate research endeavor, the virtual lincoln project. as michel mentioned, the initial concept to have my animation students create a digital photo reel. abraham lincoln and bring him to life delivering the gettysburg address. we digitally two life masks of lincoln get our project underway. we then took those scans into a program called m

want to watch something that's entertaining and forget about that stuff, and you still get it crammed down your throat. so obviously disneyking any money. heard all these films that totally flopped. >> it's lost a fortune, lost an absolute fortune. >> so i think the old, chief exec, bob iger, is step back in to try and turn it around. i mean, for me, it was that cartoon of transformers when the robot announced its pronouns that was the point where i thought, you know, no toasters don't have pronouns. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, no, that's true. actually, it's a toaster. >> basically, it's a toaster that fights. yeah, that's what it does. >> that's why i think the bigger problem is it's violent. >> yes. are you a fan of tornado films? >> i'm not really a fan of much, to be honest with you. i know what you mean. >> people like to go and see to the cinema to be entertained, not to be preached at. >> yeah. no no no no, it's escapism isn't it? i see the cinema as voluntary incarceration. i don't understand it and i don't like people. i'm and they often have their feet out or they're eating noisily or they just smell. >> no, that'

stuff. his parents had a tea room on sutter street in san francisco. isn't that cool? that is. and he also designed the pinocchio puppets and the bambi puppets. yeah that the artists at disney could use, you know, to make their drawings so they could understand how it all worked. and he did the time machine, the classic one with kind of the big umbrella in back, the h.g. wells movie. i mean, what a guy. no kidding. very talented. best kept secret. very cool. thanks, guys. we have a warning for you if you are traveling through the south bay tomorrow, the city of santa clara warning a major traffic backs up because of some rolling stones, not debris in the roadway. the rock stars you are looking at nbc bay area sky ranger over levi's stadium yesterday, as they were preparing to set up that stage. officials say you should expect heavy delays on highways 1012 37 880. lawrence expressway, great america parkway, san tomas expressway. also just take mass transit. it is the stones next stop on their hackney diamonds tour, named after the band's first new album in almost two decades. tickets are still available, but they are not cheap, just getting in the gate will set you back abou

the idea of hacks, this disney news regarding some of their slack information in which conversations about ad campaigns and hr personnel were reportedly leaked -- >> this stuffore should have been made of the at&t -- whthat was frightening leak, the att with snowflake being part of the problem. >> that's right. friday. >> that was not good. >> disney has been a horrible stock since peltz left. that's why i said it. i've invited hugh johnston on the show many a times. when the quarter comes, i hope he sits there and explains it. >> it would be interesting to hear where they see the cruise business, more in the theme parks. the box office narrative has taken a turn since the last quarter. >> maybe not as woke. your royal caribbean interview tells me, listen, people want a real bargain. the disney cruises are bargains, but they've got to get control of the narrative, control of the ceo. boeing and disney. do people just not want the ceo job. you make 35 million minimum. you make lebron money. the only way to beat lebron is to take a ceo job. >> we talked a lot about starbucks yesterday. evercore, yum goes to 145 there. >> starbucks, i thought it would be down m

stuff. this would have made it tax deductible. oh, i could have watched it today, but, so i technically it's mcu kind of, but it's because fox and mcu now are all under disneyers are allowed to be in the same films, but they were upset by deadpool, not mcu originally. then he must have been fox because of all the references to x—men . so references to x—men. so basically, deadpool in the previous two films had other x—men in there. okay, and the x—men in there. okay, and the x—men were owned by fox. >> oh, because wolverine is an x—men. yeah, yeah. and wolverine. deadpool was as well vie would have. >> isn't deadpool on his? i watched the trailer today because i've never seen a wolverine in my life. no, and there wasn't any gay jokes in that. >> all it is the gay trailer. >> all it is the gay trailer. >> deadpool is kind of whistles admiringly when he sees wolverine's abdominal wall. >> so it says here, but yeah, so he makes jokes about wanting to sleep with wolverine. >> but then this is the character he wants to sleep with. everything in the second one, he moves in with that blind grandmother and makes some lovely jokes about what he likes to do with her.

stuff she my plan for the future. inside out who is now the highest grossing animated film of all time globally taking the top spot from itself. this another disneytitle and its 6 week of release inside out who has earned 1.4, 6 billion dollars surpassing frozen 2. disney, by the way, now has 7 of the top 10 animated films of all time globally. here's another stat that i'm sure has the mouse house jumping for joy. >>inside out who has just passed barbie as the 13th biggest movie of all time now on the movie everybody's talking about, it's the 3rd installment in the deadpool franchise. deadpool and wolverine hits theaters this friday and the official review embargo has officially lifted. critics have mixed feelings across the board. this one from the la times. they say deadpool is and always has been a phone it edge lord and try hard while it will use its target audience of geeks and utterly online deadpool and wolverine is a whole lot of hot air and not much else. little harsh there. then this from the hollywood reporter, even if they spend much of the running time sticking blades through each other's handily. regenerating flash reynolds and jack