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The second is a bundline that are waving the white flag, they're thrown in the towel, they have surrendered.

We're going to see the CEO of Bud Light's apology. We're going to look at the controversy involving Don Trump Jr. and all of this, and make sure to stick with me the very end of this video when I'll reveal why the real victory in all of this is yet at hand.

The results of the disastrous marketing campaign with trans activists, Dylan Mulvaney, are in, and they could not possibly be worse for Bud Light.

Its parent company, Anheuser-Busch, lost more than $6 billion in just six days.

It was an absolutely horrific hit in terms of their bottom line. There was some reports that Bud Light sales dropped as much as 50% across the nation to make things even worse, their closest competitor, Cores.

So, their stocks surged by nearly 10% in the midst of Bud Light's marketing fiasco.

It's now absolutely clear that this marketing decision to embrace, wokeness was an unmitigated disaster, even the outspoken liberal Bill Maher pushed back against it, saying that Americans were sick and tired of having wokeness shoved down their throats by corporate advertisers.

And so, finally, after days of this debacle, finally the CEO of Anheuser-Busch offered what many believed to be a rather lame flat apology.

It was a clear admission that this marketing campaign was a disaster, but it did fall short of a full-mayek Copa in aligning their brand with trans activism, saying simply that they never intended to step into such a devised situation in America and they only want to bring people together.

And they even attempted to hopefully put a stake through the heart of all this by releasing a thoroughly nationalist, populous, patriot-inspired commercial.

Let me tell you a story about a beer rooted in the heart of America.

Found in a community where a handshake is a sure contract, brewed for those who found opportunity in challenge and hope in tomorrow.

Raised by generations willing to sit, share, risk, remember.

This is a story bigger than beer. This is the story of the American spirit.

Yeah, that was about as pro-americanas you can get. I mean, those images were all red state 101, so they're clearly doing everything they can to say, guys, we screwed up and we won't do it again, we promise without actually saying it.

Now, there appears to be two camps forming on the right in terms of interpreting this win and make no mistake this was win.

The question is simply, have we won enough in all of this? So on the one side, the answer is an emphatic yes.

Yes, you've got the likes of Don Trump Jr. arguing that patriots need to stop boycotting Bud Light because they've been so financially loyal to Republicans.

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