Marc Filippino

Right.

And we know we're talking about Iger here, who is the two-time former CEO of Disney.

Ana, is there any chance that DeMauro would pull Kimmel off the air again?

Or is the company preparing to fight back on the FCC probe?

That's the FT's Ana Nicolaou in New York.

Thanks, Ana.

Before we go, we told you yesterday that the war in Iran is creating a massive commodity shortage.

And in Asia, that means a plastic shock.

That's because the war has constrained supplies of the petroleum product naphtha.

It's essential for making plastic, and its price has doubled since the start of the war.

That means plastic bags, cups, utensils, and containers are all way more expensive.

Indonesia is one of the world's largest plastic consumers.

Suppliers there are warning they could be forced to cease production entirely.

You can read more on all these stories for free when you click the links in our show notes.

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