- Other issues that you referenced,
look, the last thing that I want for the company is
for the company to be drawn into any culture wars.
You know, we've operated for, you know,
almost 100 years as a company,
making product that we actually are proud of
in terms of its impact on the world.
You know, I joke, every once in a while,
we're there to manufacture fun.
You know, we're there to tell great stories.
- Yeah, I know, but you can't be happy
when there's literally Nazis standing
outside the front gates of the park.
- That was horrifying, quite frankly,
and it's concerning to me that anyone would encourage,
you know, a level of intolerance or even hate
that, frankly, could, you know, even become,
you know, dangerous action that could be turned into,
you know, some dangerous act of some sort.
So, it's concerning to me,
but I don't really want to engage in the specifics
except to say that it's not our goal to be involved
in a culture war.
Our goal is to continue to tell wonderful stories
and have a positive impact on the world.
You know, we are a preeminent entertainer in the world,
and we're proud of our track record there.
The notion that Disney is in any way sexualizing children,
quite frankly, is preposterous and inaccurate.