Welcome to the Megan Kelly show, your home for Open, Honest, and Provocative Conversations.

Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show. Florida Governor Ron

DeSantis remains in the headlines as he's now signed a bill revoking Disney's special

tax status into law. Now it doesn't officially happen for another year, so there's time for

negotiation, but it's on. I mean, it's definitely on. Disney has operated like its own city in

Florida since 1967, following Disney's campaign against the bill that its critics are calling

the don't say gay bill, even though that's a lie. Leaders in Florida are pushing back and

taking away its special privileges. But is this a good decision? Is it a good decision

for the state of Florida for Republicans and does it set potentially a dangerous precedent

for when it comes to government coming after corporate entities for their opinions? We're

going to get into all of that. Also, less than a month into the launch of CNN plus the

company is no longer it's shutting down leaders at CNN are now fighting the narrative of failure.

Arguing, oh, this is just this is corporate. It's just a corporate decision. The platform

just wasn't given enough time. See, they were thriving. It's just unfairly the plug was

pulled early. Okay. We'll talk about it. Also, it's looking increasingly likely that Elon

Musk will buy Twitter. Gotta get Peter Schiff back on to talk about he told us it wasn't

going to happen that he couldn't afford it. Guess again, because it looks like Morgan

Stanley is behind him and he's partnering with other financial firms and they're saying

we could get an announcement that it's happening as early as today, but there are a couple

wrinkles. Joining me now to discuss all of it is our friend Charles C. W. Cook, senior

writer for national review. Charles, welcome back. Let's start with Twitter. Yeah, it

looks like he's getting the money from a various group of people and that they could be

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