Dennis Prager here, thanks for listening to the Daily Dennis Prager podcast,

to hear the entire three hours of my radio show, commercial free every single day,

become a member of Prager Topia. You'll also get access to 15 years' worth of archives,

as well as the Daily Show Prep. Subscribe at Pragertopia.com.

Well, hello, y'all. A good Friday to you. Another week is coming to an end.

You know my theory that life goes by by the week. Days are their normal length,

years are, but the week zooms by and with it everything else.

So, this, I don't know if this story deserves to be called the

the most bizarre of the week. It will not sound bizarre, but I will explain to you why.

This is the headline from the New York Post, Disney CEO Bob Eiger doesn't want company, quote,

drawn into any culture wars during DeSantis feud. Disney boss Bob Eiger says he doesn't want to

quote, be drawn into any culture wars, unquote. As Disney continues to weather a battle with Florida

Governor Ron DeSantis, during an interview at Sun Valley's summer camp for billionaires.

In a Thursday sit down with CNBC, Eiger said of last month's neo-Nazi protests outside of Walt

Disney. I'm going to see that. There were neo-Nazi protests outside of Walt Disney.

And let's see, not see flag waivers. This is from the headline outside Disney World identified as

hate group order of the black sun. How many were there? Let's see an investigator if they formed

earlier, these individuals are well known to us. It doesn't say how many, but I'm looking at a

picture and there are five, a big Nazi flag and five of them. So let me understand this. Bob

Eiger used them as a factor in what he was about to say, five Nazi demonstrators.

This is what he's fighting. Does he believe that? Does CNBC, who was it with CNBC? Does CNBC believe

that? Disney is fighting Nazis, not regular Americans, who don't, who want, let's put it this way,

...