.RepJimBanks blasts Disney for allegedly protecting Harvey Weinstein and then 'attacking parents'
The Indiana Republican called Disney’s protection of Weinstein and then later on "attacking parents" by pushing back against the bill as "shameful."Weinstein’s Miramax film company in 1993 and remained in business with them until 2005 — during which timeframe Weinstein assaulted several women while working on Disney’s dime — when a growing rift between the companies saw them split.in 2019 by actress Paz de la Huerta a year after she took Weinstein to court.
"Iger made a series of decisions that allowed a range of actions by Harvey Weinstein that unacceptably harmed certain employees of Miramax," it continues. "It says that Disney, at this point, Disney has no morals and they're a lot more interested in appealing to the radical left than they are to appealing to their customers and to families who love taking their kids on vacation at Disney World and watching Disney movies," Banks said.
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