Right now and fast, Disney doldrum shares with the media and entertainment giant dropping

after the company posted decline in streaming subscribers, but can Bob Iger recapture the

magic.

The man who wrote the book on Disney will join us to break down the results and treasury

turmoil.

The yield on the shortest term TV will hit its highest level in at least two decades.

One of our traders lays out how they are playing this move and what happens if the US does,

in fact, default on its debt.

Plus, Google gains alt is ultra pullback and a pot stock loses its buzz.

We're digging into a couple of stocks making some big moves today.

I'm Melissa Lee.

This is fast money.

We're live with the Nasak Marketplace and the Hard of Times Square on the desk tonight.

Tim Seymour, Karen Feiner, Courtney Garcia, and Steve Grasso.

When we start off with Disney's post earnings drop the entertainment giant shares near after

hour's lows.

After reporting decline in Disney plus subscribers, but improved streaming losses, the conference

calls underway.

NBC's Julia Worson is listening in.

Julia.

Melissa, does he see a Bob Iger saying that the company is on track to meet or exceed is

target of five and a half billion dollars in cost savings?

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