RT Jason DeBolt ⚡️ (@jasondebolt)Hey @CharlesSchwab - I need to speak with someone from Schwab Private Wealth Services this week. Please reach out via email, the mobile app message center, phone, or X DM.Here’s why this is urgent: At least 6 of your ETF funds (around 7 million $TSLA shares) voted against Tesla’s board, and my 240,000+ Tesla investor followers are asking why Schwab would oppose one of the most successful corporate boards in history. Many of my followers are Schwab clients holding more shares ...

Core Viewpoint - A group of Disney investors is demanding access to company records, alleging that the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel from his late-night show was influenced by political pressures rather than shareholder interests [1][2][3] Group 1: Investor Concerns - Lawyers representing the American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO, and Reporters Without Borders are seeking board materials and communications related to Kimmel's suspension [2] - The investor groups claim that the suspension was a response to threats from federal regulators and broadcast affiliates, not a strategic business decision [2] Group 2: Stock Performance - Disney's stock experienced a significant decline following Kimmel's suspension, dropping 3.3% from September 17 to the following Monday [3][4] - Kimmel was suspended after addressing the politicization of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in his monologue on September 15 [4] - Although Kimmel returned to ABC, some affiliates, representing about 25% of U.S. households, did not air the program [4]