recent interview with morgan friedman saying stop racism and his response was, morgan friedman said stoptalking about it. last month what's your reaction? >> i agree with that to some extent. to the extent that again, for the civil rights industry that i mentioned earlier, keeping place front and center is good for business. it means it gets, it doesn't really belong. it's at test, a side issue. maybe that's what morgan friedman was getting at. but everything isn't about race and racism. yet, that seems to be the direction we are getting too often in. >> hello. i've seen this several times in the last few years, in terms of black professional life, he knows quite well that he's given pertaining to the blacks who have entered the professional supposed, increased tremendously from the late 60s into now. that has not been expanded as much during the previous years. they made progress but they come from conservative racist groups. as it relates to the black policy, i'm one of them. many do and that statement he made, he's conservative. any of the teachers unions don't support that because th

maybe that is what morgan friedman was getting w at is everything isn't about race and racism and get that seems to be the direction that we are going to often these days. >> host: and vinny in pennsylvania. welcome to the conversation. >> caller: hello. i've seen mr. riley several times. i can tell he's a conservative and the positions held. [inaudible] he knows quite well statistics pertaining to the numbers that have entered the professional schools and graduate schools. it hasn't been expanded as much. they made progress but nothing with affirmative action. it comes from groups as it relates to the politicians who don't serve the community as well but there are many that do. what he says about schools for teachers unions most of them don't have the same kind of standards but i respect with reference to affirmative action it is wrong and he knows that that is not true. thank you very much. >> host: anthony in pennsylvania. your response? >> guest: the track record isn't something we need to speculate about. i mentioned the situation that the system in terms of what happened after r

. >> morgan, well, rhceo gary friedman talking about wework in the form of a letter he writes as partuote, that the view of growth without profitability has driven new concepts to launch as digitally native brands. he says chasing internet valuations from markets who have confused an online redill startup with a technology company. it's becoming clear that retail brands desperately need a store life line to survive as many are viending the variable cost of marketing an in visible store an unprofitable path to the future. not sure why wework is coming up in the earnings, but saying they look the road less traveled and invested in physical stores. >> what to make of this? >> wayfair i think he's basically kind of targeting this at the idea of wayfair was going to take over this world plus as a ceo he's had to answer the question to every analyst saying you're building these big beautiful palaces for retail locations and sending out catalogs that's not right for these times. and he's taking a victory lap has wayfair has come on harder times. >> rent, using my word to describe it. it's a