A Disney whistleblower dropped a shocking bombshell on Monday alleging that the world-famous company has never internally addressed the hundreds of employees that have been arrested in child sex trafficking stings throughout the years.
While appearing on Newsmax's The Benny Show with host Benny Johnson, the Disney whistleblower explained that the company doesn't internally address "things that are unpleasant" and employees are taught not to bring up issues that would jeopardize the brand.
In response to Johnson asking the whistleblower if Disney ever internally addressed the "very severe and horrifying record" of Disney employees being charged for sex crimes against children, the whistleblower said, "No."
"To make a Disney reference...we don't talk about Bruno," the whistleblower said, referencing a character that people refrain from talking to in the new popular Disney movie Encanto because he says what people don't like to hear.
"We don't talk about things that are unpleasant," they added.
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