and there's perlmutter, they don't get along at all.each other in a significant way. it's well known that iger would view any representation of perlmutter on that board negatively. such that has at least and again to the risks that mr. dimon brings up, one risk would be would bob iger say i'm out of here and choose to actually exit his position as ceo. that, leslie, is a possibility here should tryann prove successful. we have a ways to go yet to see what happens here and those large shareholders, you know, having covered these battlies i the past is important. >> i can't think of a time that dimon or any other large bank ceo has weighed in on these proxy facts. >> when i first reported this, i also added the fact that j.p. morgan is an adviser to disney. so that is certainly, at least needs to be considered. but i can't remember jamie ever choosing to weigh in no matter who j.p. morgan may be advising or representing. >> although i will say that dimon once pitched an idea for a movie to iger and it was about a woman who couldn't pick m

. >> there is a view, rightly or wrongly, that peltz is operating for ike perlmutter, and ike perlmutters out for bob iger. again, i say, rightly or wrongly, that is a view. and so, i think, you know, we'll watch this closely, because it may impact at least mr. iger's tenure as well. >> were you surprised? that board, katz, parker from nike, calvin mcdonald, and james gorman, total heavyweights, would they, together, do better with peltz? because the board is not done the shareholders a great service in terms of succession, one of the most important things they do. wouldn't they do better? i don't know. i feel like at this point, they've spent a lot of time and energy, they should just add him on, move on. this is so disruptive. >> it has been very disruptive. it is coming to an end, and to your point, you have that view. that view is not shared at all by the board, and top management at disney. >> great story. i mean, great business story, because these are some of the greatest business people in the world, and it's an iconic company, and bob iger did really well for a long time, and yo

megadonor nelson peltz, that cosine mogul steve wynn, and also the former marvel chairman isaac perlmutter may be wondering, why does it matter that former president had breakfast with all these billionaires? >> will it does because >> of which particular billionaires it was just three years ago, the peltz said that the january 6 capital was a disgrace and that he was sorry, heating ever voted for donald trump. now he tells the financial time, so probably vote for him in november. he's not the only one. there are also a handful of other billionaires according to the washington post and their new report, who are coming around on trump quietly throwing their support, but more importantly, their money behind the former president i want to bring in cnn political commentator van jones, who worked in the obama administration and cnn's senior political commentator, scott jennings, who is a senior advisor to mitch mcconnell. and it's got i just speak to the moment of, you know, what we're watching this political comeback of donald trump's yeah, it's pretty remarkable actually, but i hate to break

>> there is no secret the relati relationship and i don't think bob iger wants perlmutter in his boardg that with nelson peltz. >> you think peltz should get a board seat. do you think he will? >> i don't think he will. i think there is a saying in baseball that every team is going to win 54 games, every team is going to lose 54 games. it is what you do with the other 54 that matters. i think doing the deal with value act, disney got that middle, that other 54 games, by putting james gorman on the board, i think that went a long way with a lot of the people on the fence to come to disney's side. and so i don't think he's going to win this proxy fight, but i think he should. >> ken, thanks for stopping by today. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, it is friday -- i mean thursday, feels like friday. thursday is my friday. >> because it is so exciting to the anticipation of friday. >> further from monday. >> i thought you loved being here. >> i do love being here. that's something you have to enjoy every day. >> i love it. i don't think of friday as a bad day. i think it is sad on a f