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flag Disney shareholders demand documents on Kimmel’s suspension, citing financial and governance concerns.

flag Disney shareholders, including labor and press freedom groups, are demanding internal documents related to the six-day suspension of comedian Jimmy Kimmel following controversial remarks about the accused killer of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. flag The move, which occurred amid pressure from ABC affiliates Nexstar and Sinclair and backlash from political figures, led to a temporary drop in stock value and sparked concerns over corporate governance, political influence, and fiduciary duty. flag Despite Kimmel’s return drawing 6.26 million viewers—his highest-rated episode in over a decade—some major affiliates still pre-empted the show. flag Investors argue the suspension may have harmed Disney’s financial interests and brand integrity, and they threaten legal action if Disney does not release records on decision-making, economic impacts, and communications with affiliates or government entities within five business days. flag The company has not responded publicly.

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