Kyle Hagee

Yes. Agreed. So we'll have to see how this case plays out in the new administration. Now it's time for our Friday segment, Stock of the Week, Dog of the Week, where Ann and I tell you about a stock who is full of holiday cheer and one who is just mumbling bah humbug. Now, as a reminder, we are not financial advisors. I was a philosophy major. Do not take my advice on stocks.

Yes. Agreed. So we'll have to see how this case plays out in the new administration. Now it's time for our Friday segment, Stock of the Week, Dog of the Week, where Ann and I tell you about a stock who is full of holiday cheer and one who is just mumbling bah humbug. Now, as a reminder, we are not financial advisors. I was a philosophy major. Do not take my advice on stocks.

Ann, I'll throw it over to you for Stock of the Week.

Ann, I'll throw it over to you for Stock of the Week.

Ann, I'll throw it over to you for Stock of the Week.

I did.

I did.

I did.

I thought it was good. I also didn't even see Inside Out 1, so it got me on 2.

I thought it was good. I also didn't even see Inside Out 1, so it got me on 2.

I thought it was good. I also didn't even see Inside Out 1, so it got me on 2.

I mean, I think this is a really interesting part of the story, which is Bob Iger obviously left Disney and then he came back. It's kind of like LeBron James leaving Cleveland and then coming back for the second stint. And, you know, Bob might be a little bit more washed up. You talked about the hot mic moment now, but I still think he is one of the best executives probably ever in media.

I mean, I think this is a really interesting part of the story, which is Bob Iger obviously left Disney and then he came back. It's kind of like LeBron James leaving Cleveland and then coming back for the second stint. And, you know, Bob might be a little bit more washed up. You talked about the hot mic moment now, but I still think he is one of the best executives probably ever in media.

I mean, I think this is a really interesting part of the story, which is Bob Iger obviously left Disney and then he came back. It's kind of like LeBron James leaving Cleveland and then coming back for the second stint. And, you know, Bob might be a little bit more washed up. You talked about the hot mic moment now, but I still think he is one of the best executives probably ever in media.

And I would not bet against Disney. I think you've shown the streaming numbers are turning around. They have, I think, one of the premier brands in all of business. You like are a bad parent if you don't take your kid to Disney World. So they really own that relationship with a young generation. And I think Bob is putting them in a good spot.

And I would not bet against Disney. I think you've shown the streaming numbers are turning around. They have, I think, one of the premier brands in all of business. You like are a bad parent if you don't take your kid to Disney World. So they really own that relationship with a young generation. And I think Bob is putting them in a good spot.

And I would not bet against Disney. I think you've shown the streaming numbers are turning around. They have, I think, one of the premier brands in all of business. You like are a bad parent if you don't take your kid to Disney World. So they really own that relationship with a young generation. And I think Bob is putting them in a good spot.

But the succession planning, because they have announced that they're trying to find a new CEO in early 2026. That is what I think is going to be kind of the linchpin of this continued success of Disney. Can they find someone to replace Bob Iger? Because the first time they tried, they didn't. They put in another Bob and that didn't work.

But the succession planning, because they have announced that they're trying to find a new CEO in early 2026. That is what I think is going to be kind of the linchpin of this continued success of Disney. Can they find someone to replace Bob Iger? Because the first time they tried, they didn't. They put in another Bob and that didn't work.

But the succession planning, because they have announced that they're trying to find a new CEO in early 2026. That is what I think is going to be kind of the linchpin of this continued success of Disney. Can they find someone to replace Bob Iger? Because the first time they tried, they didn't. They put in another Bob and that didn't work.