So last week on a Friday evening, Anisar Bush put out a non-apology statement where they

just said, you know, we didn't mean to be divisive.

Thank you and have a nice day.

They also, through Budweiser, released an ad showing a horse running across America and

then winning or whatever it's called and talking about patriots because, yeah, the boycott

is bad for them.

They're worried about it.

Their stock was skyrocketing this month.

Now it's dipping back down, dropped five points in the past week.

While comparably other beer companies aren't doing so bad, they're actually seeing an

increase.

So Don Jr. comes out and says, everybody, stop.

You got to stop boycotting Anisar Bush over their sponsorship of Dylan Mulvaney.

And he said they actually donate a lot to conservatives.

Well guess what happened?

As predicted, here we are.

The non-apology statement has resulted in a backlash where the left has now come out.

Whoopie Goldberg.

Whoopie Goldberg on the view said, to Anisar Bush, don't let them scare you.

Let us scare you.

And isn't that exactly what I've been saying for the past two and a half weeks that Anisar

Bush needs to issue an apology to make the statement that they are more concerned about

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