Today, Anheuser-Busch finally speaks out about the Dylan Mulvaney partnership.

AOC gets slammed by Mayor Eric Adams and Dr. Peter McCullough joins me to discuss

what might be the cause of the rise of transgenderism. We've got all of that coming up,

and it all starts right now.

Welcome to the news and why it matters. I am Sarah Gonzalez, and Anheuser-Busch has finally

broken their silence on the infamous Bud Light Dylan Mulvaney marketing collab that

sent sales crashing 26% seemingly overnight and lost them more than $6 billion in market

capitalization in just six days. Global CEO Michael Dukeurus told investors in a letter,

Anheuser-Busch did not intend to create controversy or make a political statement.

In reality, the Bud Light can, posted by a social media influencer, that sparked all the

conversation was provided by an outside agency without Anheuser-Busch management awareness or

approval. Since that time, the lack of oversight and control over marketing decisions has been

addressed and a new VP of Bud Light marketing has been announced. We need to clarify the facts that

this was one camp, one influencer, one post, and not a campaign. We will continue to learn,

meet the moment in time, all be stronger, and we work tirelessly to do what we do best.

Bring people together over a beer and create a future of more cheers.

They also told investors they would be tripling their ad campaign over the summer in an attempt

to persuade former Bud Light drinkers to come back to their crappy beer, but will it be enough?

Since the April 1st debacle, they've already tried two different I'm sorry ads that were so

over the top pandering. They somehow made people hate them even more.

Acknowledging the mishap is a start, but is it too little too late? We'll hear to discuss this

and more. We have Chad Prater, host of the Chad Prater Show, and Jacquibillion's

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