Disney's revenue is on the rise, but streaming subscriber losses mar CEO Bob Iger's boost as he takes another jab at Florida's Ron DeSantis

• Disney announced its fiscal second quarter earnings, with 13% revenue growth in the three months ending April 1.
• Streaming losses shrank while legacy TV businesses were impacted by cord cutting and a soft ad market.
• The results come as CEO Bob Iger reorganizes the company and pursues a legal battle with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Bob Iger touted revenue gains, faced streaming subscriber losses, and took another shot at Ron DeSantis on Disney's Wednesday earnings call. 

Noting that Disney paid above minimum wage and had plans to invest $17 billion in Florida in the coming years, the CEO also appeared to issue an ominous threat in his ongoing legal battle with the Florida governor over how the Orlando theme park Walt Disney World is governed.