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Jews who own American media

A closer look at mainstream media

Muhammad Qassam

Aug 12, 2025

Most of what Americans watch on screen is distributed by just four companies. Together these media conglomerates own most of America’s TV networks1 and film studios2. They are Comcast, The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount Global.

They are all led by Jewish CEOs.

Brian Roberts (Comcast)

David Ellison (Paramount Global)

David Zaslav (Warner Bros. Discovery)

Robert Iger (The Walt Disney Company)

These are all publicly traded companies. While ownership in publicly traded companies is diffuse, leadership is not. The CEO often provides the clearest picture of who is truly in charge. But it’s not always the case. Still, it’s possible to identify which individuals control each media organization by scurtinizing ownership. Let’s take a closer look at them, one by one.

Comcast

Grade: Owned by Jews

Brian Roberts is Comcast’s Chairman and CEO. He owns 100% of Comcast’s Class B shares, which gives him an undilutable 33% voting power over the company. He is the largest individual investor in Comcast, and his shares are valued at $1.2 billion.

There are several other Jews in top leadership. This includes Jeffrey Honickman3 (Director), Matt Strauss (Chairman of NBC Universal Media Group), and Rebecca Blumenstein4 (President of NBC News).

Paramount Global

Grade: Owned by Jews

Paramount Global is currently controlled primarily by National Amusements, which controls 77% of the voting power. National Amusements is owned by the Redstone family and is now being sold to David Ellison. Both the Redstone and Ellison families are Jewish.

Warner Bros. Discovery

Grade: Owned by Jews

David Zaslav is not the largest stakeholder in Warner Bros. Discovery. That distinction belongs to his Jewish patron, Steven O. Newhouse, whose shares are valued at $5.1 billion, making up 16% of the company.5

The Walt Disney Company

Grade: Led by Jews

For the past 40 years, Disney has been led by two Jewish CEOs. Michael Eisner was CEO from 1984 to 2005. Bob Iger took over in 2005 and stayed in the role until 2020.6 He returned in 2022 and is still CEO today. He is the largest individual shareholder of Disney.

There are several other Jews in top leadership. This includes Alan Bergman (Co-Chairman of Disney Entertainment), Dana Walden7 (Co-Chairman of Disney Entertainment), Michael B.G. Forman (Director), and Jenny Cohen (Executive Vice President).

Other media owned by Jews

Michael Bloomberg (Bloomberg L.P.)

Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. (New York Times)

Mortimer Zuckerman (U.S. News & World Report)

Mark Beinoff (Time Magazine)

Katrina vanden Heuve (The Nation)

Agnelli8 and Rothschild families (The Economist9)

Graham family10 (Rolling Stone, Foreign Policy, Slate, and several TV stations)

Randall Smith11 and Heath Freeman12 (New York Daily News, Chicago Tribune, Boston Herald, The Denver Post, Orlando Sentinel, The Mercury News, East Bay Times, and The Orange County Register).

Newhouse family13 (Vogue, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, GQ, Wired, Tatler, and Glamour, The Star-Ledger, The Plain Dealer, The Oregonian)

Adelson family (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Brian Greenspun (Las Vegas Sun, Las Vegas Weekly, and Las Vegas Magazine)

Block family (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh City Paper, Toledo Blade, and several TV stations)

Jonah Peretti14 (BuzzFeed)

Barry Diller15 (Daily Beast, People, and several lifestyle media16)

Ben Shapiro17 (The Daily Wire)

Breitbart family and Larry Solov18 (Breitbart News Network)

Dennis Prager (Prager University)

Bari Weiss, Nellie Bowles, and Suzy Weiss (The Free Press)

Seth Dillon19 (The Babylon Bee)

Sander Garber and Yoav Roth20 (National Enquirer, National Examiner, Globe)

David Scott Portnoy (Barstool Sports)

Dan Abrams (Mediaite)

Marc Rowan, Joshua Harris, Leon Black21 (Yahoo!)

Mark Cuban (2929 Entertainment)

Media managed by Jews, primarily owned by others

Sony Pictures Motion, CEO Thomas Rothman

The Atlantic, editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg

The Bulwark, editor-in-chief Bill Kristol

Amazon MGM Studios, CEO Andy Jassy22

Murdoch Family Trust

Grade: Owned by people with some Jewish family

The Murdoch Family Trust effectively controls a wide range of media assets across several sectors through Newscorp and Fox Corporation23. The Trust owns 14% of the companies, and roughly 40% of their voting shares. The Murdoch family is mostly not Jewish but has several Jewish family members.24

This article is part of a series on Jewish leaders in America. Executive branch, Congress, state and local government, mainstream media, university presidents, NFL, MLB, NBA, MLS, and WNBA.

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 8:38 p.m. No.24846983 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>6996

ALL OF THIS IS FAKE AND PR TO KEEP HOLLYWOOD ALIVE AND TO DISCREDIT WHITE PEOPLE WHO DO NOT WANT THIS SHIT

LOL

The Odyssey Reviews Feel Completely Fake

https://youtu.be/jo8_fKQ-S-I?si=Xqw8WKOJPZR3veGr

lol

THIS IMAGE OF THE WHITE NERD GUY WHO LOVE THE ODYSSEY MOVIE

Christian Campbell, from Atlanta, Georgia attends the world-first screening of The Odyssey at the BFI Imax. Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi/The Guardian

>>24846996

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FROM tHE gUARDIAN ARTICLE

>Christian Sinibaldi/

FAKE IMAGE ??????

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THIS IMAGE OF THE WHITE NERD GUY WHO LOVE THE ODYSSEY MOVIE

>>24846888

>>24846857

Why Didn't The Odyssey Feel Epic?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDFakv4BO8w

5 HOURS AGO

What separates a film you admire from one you truly believe? Why do classics like The Lord of the Rings, Gladiator, The Godfather and Jurassic Park completely transport us into their worlds?

And why did The Odyssey leave me feeling like I was always watching actors on a set?

Let's talk about movie magic, mythology, and whether Christopher Nolan was the right director for one of the greatest stories ever told.

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 9:24 p.m. No.24847053 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7058

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Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 9:26 p.m. No.24847058 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7352

>>24847053

>>24847050 @wowzers94

23 minutes ago

It's like a chef reinterpreting a classic cheeseburger with the highest quality tofu patties and cauliflower buns in the world. Yes the effort is there but a wasted effort.

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 9:29 p.m. No.24847061 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7077

v@gregorynixonAUTHOR

27 minutes ago

It’s important to question the over-the-top adulation this undoubtedly entertaining movie is receiving. Nolan fans and reviewers seem to have no knowledge of Greek mythology or ancient history, so they confuse art with entertainment. Most who see it are only interested in being entertained, and I have no doubt that, when it comes to escapist entertainment, Nolan’s IMAX spectacle delivers. Especially if you like your ancient Greeks to speak like modern Americans. But those of us with a little more historical knowledge still can't believe that none of you fans give a damned about historical or even mythological authenticity. Without authenticity, this movie is transformed from Greek mythology set in the late Bronze Age into just another completely made-up, untethered fantasy. And mythology is not fantasy: it's a cultural expression grounded in a particular time and place, which means a historical setting. Nolan's Odyssey is a splendid entertainment, but, since it is so inauthentic, it's certainly not cinematic art, and thus no “masterpiece”.

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@wc4201

29 minutes ago

$250 mil opening weekend says you’re wrong.

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@Zanari_17

2 minutes ago

No, it doesn't lmao

A lot of garbage films are successful 😂

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@histman3133

30 minutes ago

Can we all just agree at this point that Hollywood couldn't give two shots about the Classics. Their only reason for making this garbage is just one more excuse to sh*t on Western culture.

@chuckymeyerme

33 minutes ago

Mel Gibson 10000000% should have directed this lmfao

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@Autobotmatt428

35 minutes ago

I felt numb coming out of the theater

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@benmiles00

36 minutes ago

The hype train is in full swing for this film it seems. I wonder who will be the first person the call it 'stunning and brave?' Your suggestion of bravery is far more appropriate. I wouldn't even pirate this film.

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 9:36 p.m. No.24847077 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7085

>>24847061

@DanielMendozaDev

41 minutes ago

I can't agree with whoever says this is not a bad film when its only saving grace is it's picture and cinematography.

Casting, score, acting, dialogue, costumes, color grading they're basically all compromised, so, at what point does a good movie turn meh or bad when it has so many issues? Especially when the expectations are as large thanks to the budget, director and the "fully filmed in IMAX" stunt.

The film was a drag and constantly reminded me I was watching a glorified high school play instead of a blockbuster movie about one of the most epic novels ever written.

@The45thRonin

44 minutes ago

Why does rainbow communism not feel epic?

-This guy.

@drp1bb856

44 minutes ago

Elliot Page - “I’m gonna be a dad”

@JH-tv2fx

46 minutes ago

"I'm not gonna spend the whole video shitting on the Odyssey" spends the whole video shitting on the odyssey 😂 just call a shit movie for what it is

@tHeWasTeDYouTh

49 minutes ago

because deep down

everyone knows

that 3000 years ago no society looked like modern downtown LA

@todo9633

1 hour ago

It looks good, it just doesn't look believable.

You don't need historical accuracy or perfect adherence to the source material, you just need to convince me to forget about the historical inaccuracies and buy into the adaptation.

At no point did I feel like I was watching the story of Odysseus, it just ended up being another Christopher Nolan movie.

@jakedunnegan

1 hour ago

When he decided to race swap and cast the most famous actors in the world - he gave up any hope of making a film that will be loved. There will be an asterisk next to it forever. (Like those who cheated to get home run records.)

@b1gRich07

1 hour ago (edited)

"The sea and ships look impressive". Sorry to break your immersion even more but the ships were one of the biggest immersion breakers for me. That's not a Greek Galley, thats a viking long ship - separated in history by about 2000 odd years. Nolan hoped you wouldn't notice. Also, Sinon was not in the Odyssey. Sinon is from a Roman epic about the Trojan Wars, not written by the Greeks - so Sinon doesn't really even belong in this movie if your trying to stick to the actual book of the Odyssey. Nolan pulled a fast one over audiences because he knew that casting Elliot Page as Achilles was a stupid idea so he deleted Achilles entirely from the story, and replaced his role with Sinon, so he could let people be rage baited by Elliot Page being fake achilles. Very sneaky Nolan - stupid as hell. Having Lupita playing Helen of Troy has me reconsidering if a white person could actually in theory play T'Challa in Black Panther, because race doesnt matter anymore.

@mannedi8665

1 hour ago

Feels like it was made out of obligation and not of passion. Saw this statement at another video and is just about right.

Why Didn't The Odyssey Feel Epic?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDFakv4BO8w

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 9:41 p.m. No.24847085 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7091

>>24847077

@davidmn3696

2 hours ago

You know how a movie should make you feel some kind of inspired or some sense of inner strength or a sense of something. This movie definitely had none of that. 🤦 Not good at all in my opinion. 👎 Why do people talk about this is some kind of a good movie. 🤯 Nope. people are afraid to tell the truth these days because they're afraid of something. 🤦

@10bucks17

2 hours ago (edited)

I've seen so much B.S. over this film being epic and phenomenal. Laughable😂 at most. It's mediocre that's stretching.

We live in a society of sell outs. Sad sad thing.

@raboin1

2 hours ago

I kept falling asleep.

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@peterrealar2.067

2 hours ago

Whereas I thought the movie was TERRIBLE. Nolan was afraid to make Odysseus into A HERO. He made him a coward, he made him a wimp, and an idiot. You don't let invaders take your home. It's very much ANTI-safe borders. Nolan lost his balls by using a TRASH translation.

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 9:45 p.m. No.24847091 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7093

>>24847085

@2shoes155

2 hours ago (edited)

Clash of the Titans (1981) was more timeless. The only thing that dates that film is technology. The casting in odyssey is bad but the dialogue is worse. People won’t talk about the odyssey in 5 years.

I’ll have fonder memories of Dude Where’s My Car.

@GuyTaylor-ph2hn

2 hours ago

I'm a history enthusiast, when I see a Sub-Saharan African playing the Queen of two Bronze aged Greek kingdoms, I'm all the way out. I expect that from Netflix trash, not a Nolan film

@CenturionArdanVelas

2 hours ago

The Sirens being entirely invisible is such a shame. I really love the watery Sirens in Sindbad: Legend of the Seven Seas.

@Don-ds3dy

2 hours ago

Imagine if they actually had bare breasted harpies in the movie. God forbid we give the chuds something to enjoy.

>>24847091

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@dragstermaster573

2 hours ago

The Odyssey identifies as epic therefore it must be believed that it is epic.

>>24847093

@jesusisunstoppable4438

2 hours ago

You mention the Battles…

And I agree…

It was Stupidly odd that the Soldiers were in Waist high or Lower water BUT the Camera was ALWAYS on the Waterline looking up…..

I kept thinking how Damn Stupid is that.

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@jitendradoc

2 hours ago

Because it was carefully made so that it doesn't become one😂😂😂

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@PundieWebAssets

2 hours ago

How can people still call this a "good movie" despite all of the negative aspects? I have no idea what people define as a good movie anymore. This is an abomination.

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@Nate-ip4qo

2 hours ago

It honestly sounds like a hostage video. "It's a good movie, sometimes a great movie" -followed by explaining why it has zero emotional resonance or immersion. Hint: That means it's not a good movie.

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@theoyancey

2 hours ago

I think they are referring to the quality of the sets and photography. Not necessarily the story or acting

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@Nate-ip4qo

1 hour ago

@theoyancey By what metric Is the photography good? All I've seen are snippets posted to X or in reviews and it looks drab as hell.

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@PundieWebAssets

1 hour ago

@theoyancey so just make it look pretty so people will accept the slop they are being fed?

I hate modern cinema. Literally the worst time to be a cinephile.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIHfhQnmg7Q

The Odyssey - An Epic Disappointment

658,599 views

Jul 19, 2026

a ton of the mponey made was made with pre sales BEFORE everyone got wind of the dei shit. like a year ago tickects were bought.

again, all PR to save the movie and stars.

not actual people buying tickets this week

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 10:19 p.m. No.24847131 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7134

played by "H1B Greek".

kek

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 10:20 p.m. No.24847134 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7137

>>24847131

>>24847117 thiws video about the odyssey is great.

funny stuff lol

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 10:25 p.m. No.24847137 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7142

very sacrcastic review.

lol

>>24847134

Anonymous ID: 0b02d4 July 19, 2026, 10:28 p.m. No.24847143 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7147

from the movie

elliot page/matt damon scene

regarding the trojan horse

IRONIC and in your face

"you have believe the lie for the deception"

save this review off line, probably will get pulled off Youtube