taylor: that was crystal mckellar. thank you so much for joining us.s hour, we get another look at disney, which is reporting earnings on thursday. the media giant beat on both the top and bottom line. this comes amid a lot of anticipation for disney streaming platform, which ceo bob iger address on the call. mr. iger: we are pleased to announce additional distribution partnerships with amazon fire, samsung, and lg. disney+ will also be available in a bundle with espn plus and ad-supported hulu for $12.99 a month. taylor: with more details on the call is bloomberg's chris palmeri in los angeles. your key take away from that earnings call? chris: disney is always able to pull a rabbit out of the hat or, i guess, a mouse in this case. earnings overall were down, but they beat wall street expectations. some of the drivers in the past, espn profits were down. tv overall was down profit-wise, but once again, it's film -- it is the film division just soaring. theme parks, consumer products saving the day. people are going to look at these numbers and cheer.