During a press conference on Monday, Ron DeSantis was talking about how Disney got the best of him, and admitted that he is having the Republican-controlled state legislature work on stripping Disney of more power. But he then mentioned that "someone" suggested he build a prison next to the theme park, and he appeared open to that idea, and added "the possibilities are endless." The man is absolutely drunk with power and high on revenge, and his anger is going to destroy the state. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happening.
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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis held a press conference yesterday when he was asked about, Hey, remember how Disney got the best of ya? Well, that wasn't exactly what the reporter said, but they brought up Disney and how Disney, of course, did get the best of Ron DeSantis by passing that resolution that basically gave them all the power over the district until 21 years after the last Air of the King of England dies. And Ron DeSantis is still pretty about that. So Ron DeSantis let reporters know that one of the plans he's kicking around in that big old head of his is to possibly build a prison next to Disney World to kind of show 'em what's up. Here's what Ron DeSantis said. So if you look at this whole special district, well, Disney Corporation obviously owns a lot of it, but the district owns other land.
And you know, quite frankly, I wasn't even thinking about that land. Oh, but come to think of it now, people are like, well, what should we do with this land? And so, you know, it's like, okay, kids, I mean, people have said, you know, maybe, maybe have another, maybe create a state park, maybe try to do more amusement parks. Someone even said like, maybe you need another state prison. Who knows? I mean, I, I just think that the possibilities are endless. So, so he's not saying he's gonna build a prison, but somebody suggested maybe he could, and he's like, I don't know. Maybe Now, let me go ahead and explain the land issue down there in Disney, for anybody who has never been to Walt Disney World or Epcot, uh, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom down in, uh, central Florida, there's a lot of land.
And when Disney was buying up all that land decades ago, before, you know, they had even started construction on the park, they did it through various subsidiaries so that no one would see. It was one company buying up all of the land, but they bought up all of the inclusive land. So all of that land, and we're talking about God knows how many square miles, all of it is connected. So it's not like Disney owns a park and then there's a lot of city or state owned land around it. No, no, no, no, no. Because Disney's all about the aesthetics of things. They wanna make sure that you can only see what Disney wants you to see. Why I'm bringing that up is, okay, let's assume for a second, DeSantis follows through with this plan to go build a prison near Disney. Okay? That's, that's not going to affect Disney at all. It's gonna be so far outta the way. It would literally be miles and miles and miles away from the closest park or hotel.
It would be completely out of sight unless you built it as tall as the skyscraper, at which point it would violate building codes for the area and would have to be torn down. So even if Ron DeSantis wanted to do this, he also couldn't do it in any way that's going to actually punish Disney. But that's beside the point. The point is, Fort Lauderdale is still under water. Now, I have seen Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg, giving the public updates on the situation in Fort Lauderdale, you know, because they had to close their airport for a period of time and Buttigieg has been doing a good job to his credit of keeping people informed about that.
