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Conservative Columnist Claims Witnesses to Disney CEO F-Bomb
By Tommy Christopher - Politics DailyI reported, Wednesday, on a claim by conservative columnist Tom Borelli that Disney CEO Robert Iger had cursed him out at the company's annual shareholder's meeting. I contacted a Disney spokesman, who gave a different account. Borelli's foundation put out a press release yesterday that included my reporting, and refuting Disney's account of the event. Borelli has his own witnesses:The following are statements from Tom Borelli, Deneen Borelli (Tom's wife and fellow of Project 21, who was present), and Steve Milloy (co-director with Tom Borelli of the Free Enterprise Action Fund, which Tom was ...
Disney Denies CEO Cursed Out Right-Wing Columnist at Shareholder Meeting
By Tommy Christopher - Politics DailyAccording to this press release from the National Center for Public Policy Research, Disney CEO Robert Iger used an F-word other than Fantasia at this year's annual shareholders meeting. Conservative columnist Tom Borelli, senior fellow with the organization that put out the press release, claimed that Iger said "F**k you" to him at the meeting:Washington, DC - Walt Disney Company CEO Robert Iger scowled at and said "f- you" to Tom Borelli, director of the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project, at Tuesday's annual Disney shareholder meeting....Borelli had just ...
ESPN, NFL Network Could Join Forces
By Michael David Smith - AOL NewsESPN and NFL Network may be heading for a merger.The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Worldwide Leader and the National Football League's house network are engaging in high-level talks about developing a partnership. The discussions go all the way up to Disney CEO Robert Iger and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. At first glance, it looks like a win-win: For the NFL, the deal would help get NFL Network into tens of millions of cable TV households that currently don't carry it. For ESPN, it would strengthen ties with America's most popular sports league, and it would ensure that the NFL ...
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