Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has asked the state's inspector general to investigate how a newly minted tourism oversight board was allegedly stripped of most of its power by Walt Disney World top officials.
CFTOD board members held their first meeting last month and said they found out about the agreement after their appointments.
"Disney is again fighting to keep its special corporate benefits and dodge Florida law," DeSantis spokesman Jeremy Redfern said."We are not going to let that happen. As Governor DeSantis recently said, 'You ain't seen nothing yet.'"
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