Lemelson Called for Removal of Top WWE Executives, Company Capitulates

The interviewer then asked Fr. Emmanuel, if he thought he needed to get involved as an activist, to which he responded:

I don't think it's necessary, these changes are going to happen on their own... there's already been a great deal of light shed on the company from our reports,"

To listen to the full December 22, 2014 interview, click below:

On April 27, 2015, in a live interview on Benzinga, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Lemelson, continued:

I think it's important not to confuse the fervor of the fans and their feelings about the brand, for wise fiscal management, which the company needs very badly, but increasingly it's probably out of reach, because of corporate governance issues,"

To listen to the full April 27, 2015 interview, click below:

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