Donald Trump criticized Reed Hastings, the co-founder of Netflix, on social media, questioning the reasons behind his departure from the board and labeling him a 'SLEAZEBAG.' Hastings, who has been with Netflix for 29 years, announced his exit as the company reported disappointing quarterly results, leading to a nearly 9% drop in its shares. The projected earnings per share of 78 cents fell short of the 84 cents expected by analysts, while revenue guidance of $12.57 billion also missed estimates. Hastings had been pivotal in transitioning Netflix from a DVD rental service to a leading global streaming platform. In light of recent events, Netflix's co-CEO Ted Sarandos dismissed any connection between Hastings' exit and the company's recent failed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Looking ahead, Netflix aims to enhance its programming, particularly in sports, and is set to launch a revamped mobile experience to boost user engagement.