Topic: Disney Boycott

The hosts discuss the difficulty of completely avoiding leftist corporations like Disney and Netflix but emphasize the importance of selective boycotting. Crowder reflects on the success of his "Change My Mind" series, which achieved massive viewership with a minimal budget compared to corporate productions. They argue that the future of media lies in high-quality, viewer-supported content rather than traditional advertising models.

A new NBC News poll shows Disney's favorability has dropped to 33% following the company's opposition to Florida's parental rights legislation. Wayne Allyn Root claims his book on boycotting "woke" corporations has helped organize this shift. He argues that parents are rejecting the introduction of transgender topics to young children in schools and entertainment.

Root calls for a targeted boycott of Disney, labeling it "public enemy number one." He suggests that conservatives should not only stop buying Disney products but also sell their Disney stocks to "bankrupt" the company. He specifically criticizes a Disney executive for discussing her "pansexual" and "transgender" children, calling for the firing of the entire board.

Root calls for a total boycott of Disney following the company's opposition to Florida's education law. He promotes his book, *The Great Patriot Protest and Boycott Book*, which lists 116 "woke" companies. Root mocks New York Mayor Eric Adams for inviting Floridians to move to New York, suggesting that anyone who wants to "brainwash" children should leave Florida.

Root outlines a specific strategy to "bring Disney to its knees," including bombarding executives with emails and stopping all visits to theme parks. He criticizes the president of Disney Television for bragging about her "gender fluid" children. Root argues that modern Disney has abandoned Walt Disney's patriotic, family-oriented vision and should be treated as "public enemy number one."