Disney's Legal Troubles GROW: Disney World Criminal Investigation Explained — Why Iger Should Worry



Disney’s Legal Troubles GROW: Disney World Criminal Investigation Explained β€” Why Iger Should Worry

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Starring @LegalMindset,. @LaReinaCreole & @JonasJCampbell

Walt Disney World is back in the spotlight again and we’re specifically looking at just what kind of legal trouble could be in store. The Florida government has an inspector general examining Disney’s interactions with local governments. Was Disney colluding to control the actions of the local governments, and were millions of funds being misused annually? We explain it all!

NOTE: This video is editorialized news commentary and should not be construed as de facto statements in pure objectivity.

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45 thoughts on “Disney's Legal Troubles GROW: Disney World Criminal Investigation Explained — Why Iger Should Worry”

  1. The 29:07-mark = it’s racist to say that β€œMexican Ironman” is going to come in to audit the accounting books with β€œtwo chalupas.” On this channel you and your guests make a lot of racial slurs against Hispanics that are food-related. Imagine replacing β€œchalupas” with fried chicken or watermelon and directing that at another racial group that has been abused by food stereotypes. This is unacceptable language for a channel to be using when frequently WDWPro claims that he wants to be respectful of others. Racism should never be tolerated.

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  2. "Pride Goeth Before Destruction, And An Haughty Spirit Before A Fall". I am astounded at the arrogance – the hubris of the people running this company. They actually felt they were sooo far above the law, that they even kept records of their criminal activity. Chapek, in his arrogance, decided he could, not only, run reedy creek, but also influence, and have some measure of control, STATEWIDE ! ? Seriously ? These people, and this corp(se) deserve EVERYTHING that is coming their way. I do feel sorry for the rank & file, who are just doing as fine a job as tjhey can. Hopefully, they are lining up new employment, as we speak !

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  3. HUGE POINT: IF they're complaining because the stipend is only enough for the passes the general public can purchase, and the passes previously provided were versions ONLY AVAILABLE TO EMPLOYEES – – Don't that imply that Disney believes these folks were EMPLOYEES? It's that a major no-no for public funded employees?

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  4. As an 'average person' I'm definitely in La Reina's, '…are you kidding me" stage. I injected pixie dust at one time. Not any more. I'm fighting to separate my love of what Disney had been and still could be from the realities of greed and power.

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  5. I am still in the cable industry and in NO position of power or influence. I still have to take an annual course in bribery. i am in NO position to impact influence in my company's position.. I am not permitted to accept in $20 or less in gifts.

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  6. 14:07. Quick question: if someone/a corporation has done something for so long, does the US law not recognize that in the absence of having done anything for a long time, there is a conflict of why such an issue is only recently being addressed legally? In my country's legal system, a person cannot be punished for an issue AFTER the fact (especially when a law didn't exist to prevent a certain course of action), but it CAN stop a certain course of action by writing a law that prevents it from the moment of execution/ratification going forward.

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  7. They used their size, deep pockets and industry clout to force their way for a long time. Is it any wonder – now – those they trod on on the way up are queuing up to have theyre piece of flesh?

    Its common knowledge Disney's deep pockets are bare, and that means all those lawsuits they simply bought by delay and buying the law wont work this time, so now there are a lot of scores to settle before there is nothing left of the Mouse House…

    This is how empires fall, this is how emperors fail, make enough enemies, do enough wrong and when you're weakest there will be a cacophony of howling hordes eager to see you fall.

    Disney's is done, the blood is in the water and the predators are simply waiting fir the feeding frenzy, when they rip chunks out of Disney and take the mist choice parts for themselves. Then all those eager for a little justice will fight over the scaps, then dusney will become another Hanna-Barbara…. Another huge name in its day, but now (Hanna-Barbera was an American animation studio and production company that was active from 1957 until it was absorbed into Warner Bros. Animation in 2001 – think The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Jonny Quest, Scooby-Doo, Super Friends, and The Smurfs etc)…

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  8. He could not only get arrested, he could end up losing everything. His career, his job, and eventuality his entire mansion. He could lose everything. He could end up like Billy Porter when he lost his house and possibly his career as a Woke Disney actor because he was claimed to be an LGBTQ icon.

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  9. I worked for a company that did some work for the federal government and a representative of the GSA (General Services Administration) visited our plant a few times. The guy wouldn't let me buy him so much as a cup of coffee. The dude was squeaky clean. Nice guy but not a lot of personality.

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  10. You can have a 20 dollar ticket for admission and separate ride tickets for 3 to 5 bucks. BUT these are NOT genie plus, or fast pass and CANNOT be adjusted by the day. The price range is akin to the old letter system. Honestly several theme parks now operate that way. The cover charge for admission goes to maintenance and cast members. The ride charges are whatever else is needed.

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