Report: Disney Employees Are Shook By Its Capitulation to Trump ...Middle East

News by : (Gizmodo) - Thursday 13/02/2025 - 10:27 PM (2025-2-13)

Staff and talent alike are allegedly disagreeing with leadership over bending to the President's executive orders.

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