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It's the Motley Fool Money Radio Show. I'm Chris Hilton, joining me in studio this week for

Million Dollar Portfolio Jason Moser and for Motley Fool Deep Value Ron Gross.

Good to see you as always gentlemen. You do.

Earnings, Fulusa Rolls-On, best selling author, Adam Grant is our guest this week and as always we will give you an inside look at the stocks on our radar.

But we begin this week in the Magic Kingdom.

Shares of the Walt Disney Company falling this week after fourth quarter results.

Star Wars, The Force Awakens made every bit as much money as we all thought it would but that was trumped by questions about

court cutting and lower revenues from ESPN. Help me understand Jason.

This wasn't just Star Wars, the theme parks were looking good, consumer products was looking good.

Sure. This is a good quarter.

It was a good quarter and it really shines a light on one of the things we like most about Disney's that they make their

number or make their money a number of different ways. But the focus on ESPN I think absolutely makes sense.

But I think your investing timeline should more or less dictate whether you see this as a threat or as a potential opportunity.

And I think that the way we view it here because we are long-term investors we focus on three and five year periods.

We see this really as an opportunity. I think in the short term it's understandably a threat.

It brings more uncertainty into the model and the market doesn't like uncertainty.

But looking further out we see ESPN still is a very valuable property that ultimately this just becomes a question distribution.

So certainly ESPN was the big theme of the call. I believe it was mentioned 37 times in the call for Disney and saying something.

But as we see this shift towards internet TV and you see Netflix and HBO and Showtime and all of these media properties offering these

and all of these things are different. And so we see that in the short term it's a very important thing to do.

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