doug mcmillan, ceo of walmart. he's been fantastic. doug was here on friday and watched the market go up 2000 points. on friday, it went up almost 2000 points. the ceo of dollar general corporation. the president and ceo of albertson's. these are all phenomenal companies. we had a long conversation with 've gotd they have, they to work 24 hours around the clock keeping stores stocked. i would like to say, we will all be great. we will be so good. what's happened with the fed is phenomenal news. what's happening with all these incredible companies is phenomenal news. but you don't have to buy so much. take it easy. people are going in and buying more. i remember, i guess during the conversation doug of walmart said they are buying more than they buy at christmas. relax. we're doing great. it all will pass. the folks we spoke to, they've done a fantastic job. they will meet the needs of the public. they are going around the clock if they have to and are committed to the communities , whichhey are serving they serve so beautifully and have

the biggest business people, the biggest retailers anywhere in the world, and one of them is doug mcmillanm walmart, and i would like to have dug to say a few words wherever you may be. when we got the call yesterday from the white house, we we re yesterday from the white house, we were eager to do our part to help serve the country and, given what we are facing, it is certainly important to do. we should all be doing that. we have been asked to make portions of our parking lots available, and scaling of a time as drive increases, so that people can experience the drive—through testing as described. we'll do everything we can as a supply chain with a view to be of assistance. i will say right over here, and richard, if you could come up. thank you, mr president. similarto come up. thank you, mr president. similar to doug come up. thank you, mr president. similarto doug in come up. thank you, mr president. similar to doug in walmart, we at walgreens are happy to help communities across america, because a lot of the times we, when we have national disasters, we act quickly, and this is no di

the biggest business people the greatest retailers and you're in the world and one of them is doug mcmillan from wal-mart and i'd like to have doug if you would say a few words wherever you may be a good place. when we get the call yesterday from the white house we were eager to do our part to help serve the country and given what we're facing that's certainly important to do we should all be doing that so we've been asked to make portions of our parking lot of able in select locations in the beginning and scaling over time as supply increases so that people can experience a drive through experience that the president described will stay involved and do everything we can from a supply chain point of view to be of assistance thank you sir thank you very much we very much. i'll just say right over here and richard if you could come up with this richard please walgreens thank you thank you mr president and similar to doug and wal-mart we're happy to stand in here and help in communities all across america because a lot of times when we have natural disasters our stores are a beacon in the comm

doug mcmillan's promise to open up walmart parking lots the drive through testing will not just from a logistical standpoint but because we all know that was less about stopping the spread and more an attempt to have some good news come out of a wal-mart parking lot for once a place where even a christian family band got into a fight with the police to be fair that did happen outside the wal-mart what's happening inside is a new program planned for over $1100.00 stores called the great workplace initiative which will cut full time positions and consolidate multiple tasks into fewer jobs all failing to increase the average wal-mart salary of $11.00 an hour the retail worker advocacy group united for respect obviously felt disrespected and protested outside a wal-mart heiress alice welcomes new york city penthouse last month noting this is been wolverine's plan all along considering in 2580 percent of wal-mart's associates were full time and by 2018 an estimated 50 percent of wal-mart's u.s. workforce were part time because the shift to part time work makes it easier to slash the benef

the biggest business people, the greatest retailers anywhere in the world and one is doug mcmillan fromalmart and i'd like to have doug if you would, say a few words, where ever you may be please >> when we got the call yesterday from the white house we were eager to do our part to help serve the country and given what we're facing, we should all be doing that. we've been asked to make portions of our parking lot available in select locations and scaling over time so that people can experience the drive through experience that the president described. we'll stay involved and do everything we can at the supply chain to be of assistance. >> appreciate it very much richard, if you could come up, please richard. please >> similar to doug and walmart, we're happy to step in because a lot of times when we have natural disaster, our stores are a beacon in the community. so we look forward to partnering with the cdc, the administration and task force and specifically to the vice president is doing such a fantastic job, we're ready to engage. >> great job thank you very much. brian cornell, targ

doug mcmillan's promise to open up wal-mart parking lots the drive through testing will not just from a logistical standpoint but because we all know that was less about stopping the spread and more an attempt to have some good news come out of a wal-mart parking lot for what it's a place where even a christian family band got into a fight with the police to be fair that did happen outside the wal-mart what's happening inside is a new program planned for over $1100.00 stores called the great workplace initiative which will cut 0 full time positions and consolidate multiple tasks into fewer jobs all failing to increase the average wal-mart salary of $11.00 an hour the retail worker advocacy group united for respect obviously felt disrespected and protested outside a wal-mart heiress alice welcomes new york city penthouse last month noting this is been wolverine's plan all along considering in 2580 percent of wal-mart's associates were full time and by 2018 an estimated 50 percent of wal-mart's u.s. workforce were part time because the shift to part time work makes it easier to slash th

very well they continue to do very well it's wal-mart as an example has been really helpful to us doug mcmillan that of wal-mart really helpful to us and i guess a assume that doing pretty well because we built a certainly by and by much more than even a clip at christmas by substantial numbers pretty amazing but they're doing incredibly they put on tremendous extra staff you don't have empty shelves lot of things that happen that are very good restaurants fast food executives grocery stores all retailers literally all of them. in groups and we spoke with the g 7 leaders at length as you know probably know about that. spoke to many of the governors spoke to almost all of the governors of conference calls and many of the governors individually. and very importantly very religious leaders we had a great conversation yesterday the vice president and myself with the religious leaders of of our country many of the religious leaders and we've had a number of them during the course of the last 2 weeks actually but yesterday we had a very. very significant call with the religious leaders of our country

the biggest business people, the biggest retailers anywhere in the world, and one of them is doug mcmillanday from the white house, we we re yesterday from the white house, we were eager to do our part to help serve the country and, given what we are facing, it is certainly important to do. we should all be doing that. we have been asked to make portions of our parking lots available, and scaling of a time as drive increases, so that people can experience the drive—through

right, the biggest business people, the biggest retailers anywhere in the world and one of them is doug mcmillanrom walmart and would you like to have doug, if you would, say a few words, wherever you may be. good, doug, please. >> when we got the call yesterday from the white house, we were eager to do our part to help serve the country and given what we're fate facing that is important. and we've been asked to make portions of the parking lot available in select locations in the beginning and scaling over time as supply increases so people could experience the drive-thru experience the president described. we'll do everything from the supply chain point of view to be of assistance. thank you very much. >> appreciate it very much. and richard, if you could come up, please. richard, please. walgreens, thank you. >> sim lor to doug and walmart, we're happy to stand in here and help in communities all across america, because a lot of times when we have natural disasters, our stores are a beacon in the community and this situation is no different so we look forward to partnering with the cdc, the a

they're the biggest businesspeople, the greatest retailers anywhere in the world and one of them is doug mcmillan would like to have doug, if you will, say a few words. please. >> when we got the call yesterday from the white house we were eager to do our part to help serve the country. given what we're facing, that's certainly important to do. we should all be doing that. so we have been asked to make portions of our parking lot available in select locations in the beginning and scaling over time as supply increases so that people can experience a drive-through experience that the president described. we will stay involved and do everything we can from a supply chain point of view to be of assistance. thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. appreciate it very much. i'll stay right over here. richard, if you could come up, please. richard, please. walgreens. >> thank you, mr. president. similar to doug and walmart, we are happy to stand in here and help in communities all across america because a lot of times when we have natural disasters, our stores are a beacon in the community and this situat

doug mcmillan, ceo of walmart. he's been fantastic. doug was here, as you know, on friday. and he watched the market go up 2,000 points. on friday, it went up 2000, almost 2,000 points. ceo of dollar general corporation. and vivek, president and ceo of albertson's. these are all phenomenal companies. these are great companies. we had a long conversation with them. and they're going to work 24 hours around the clock, keeping their stores stocked. i would like to say, that people should go out and buy -- we're going to all be great. we're going to do so good. what's happened with the fed is phenomenal news. what's happening with all of these incredible companies is phenomenal news. but you don't have to buy so much. take it easy, just relax. people are going in and buying more -- i remember -- i guess during the conversation, doug of walmart said that they're buying more than they buy at christmas. relax. we're doing great. it all will pass. the folks that we spoke to, they've done a fantastic job. they're going to meet the needs of the public. they're going around the clock

doug mcmillan from walmart was really healthy to us. are certainly buying more than even at christmas by substantial numbers. they are doing incredibly. they put on tremendous extra staff so they won't have empty shelves. a lot of things have happened that are very good. restau ra nts, happened that are very good. restaurants, fast food executives, grocery stores, all retailers, literally all of them in groups, and we spoke with the g7 leaders at length, as you know, you probably know about that. i spoke to many of the governors almost all of the governors in conference calls and individually. very importantly, the religious leaders, we had a great conversation yesterday, the vice president and myself, with the religious leaders of our country, many of the religious leaders, and we had a number of them during the last few weeks. yesterday we had a very, very significant call with the religious leaders of our country. i signed legislation providing workers with paid leave at no cost to employers, and free testing for those who need it. t

celebrities in their own right, the biggest business people, the greatest retailers, one of them is doug mcmillan from walmart. i would like for you to say a few words. doug: we were eager to do our part to help serve the country. given what we are facing, that is important to do. we have been asked to make portions of our parking lot available and scaling over time as supply increases the people can experience the drive-through experience the president described. thank you, sir. mr. trump: appreciate it very much. i will stay right over here, and richard. please. walgreens. andard: similar to doug walmart, we are happy to stand here and help in communities across america. a lot of times when we have natural disasters, our stores are a begin and is situation is no different. we look forward to -- a begin and this sit -- the vice president is doing such a fantastic job very we are ready to engage and help. mr. trump: thank you very much. brian cornell, target. thank you, brian. thank you please. brian: thank you for inviting us here. normally you view us as competitors but today we are focused on

folks, they're the biggest business people, the greatest retailers in the world and one of them is doug mcmillan from walmart. if you would say a few words. doug: when we got the call from the white house, we were eager to do our part to help serve the country. given what we are facing, we should all be doing that. we have been asked to make portions of our parking lot available and scaling over time as supply increases. we will stay involved and do everything we can from a supply-chain point of view to give assistance. thank you, sir. president trump: i will just stay over here and richard, if you could come up. hard: similar to doug and walmart, we are happy to help communities all across america because a lot of times when we have natural disasters, our stores are a beacon in the community so we look forward to partnering. the vice president is doing a fantastic job. we are ready to engage and help. president trump: brian cornell, target. thank you. >> thank you for inviting us here today along with our colleagues from all marked, walgreens -- walmart, walgreens, and cvs. today, we are focuse

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one of them is doug mcmillan from walmart. i would like to have doug, if you would say a few words. ,doug: when we got the call yesterday from the white house we were eager to do our part to , help serve the country. given what we are facing, that is important to do. we have been asked to make portions of our parking lot available in select locations and scaling over time as supply increases the people can experience the drive-through experience the president described. we will stay involved to give assistance. thank you, sir. mr. trump: appreciate it very much. i will just stay right over here, and richard. if you could come up please. , richard. please. walgreens. richard: similar to doug and walmart, we are happy to stand in here and help in communities all across america. a lot of times when we have natural disasters, our stores are a beacon in the community. this situation is no different. we look forward to partnering with everyone and the vice president is doing such a fantastic job. we are ready to engage and help. mr.

doug mcmillan out of walmart very helpful.tainly people are buying more than even a clip at christmas by substantial numbers. they put on tremendous extra staff. they don't have empty shelves. a lot of things have happened. restaurants, fast-food executives, grocery stores, all retailers, literally all of them in groups. we spoke with the g-7 leaders, as you probably no. we spoke to almost all of the governors in conference call, many of them individually. and importantly the religious leaders. the vice president and myself have a comfort winversation wit. yesterday we had a very, very significant call with the religious leaders of our country. i signed legislation providing american workers with paid sick leave and paid family medical leave, at no cost to employers, and free testing for those who need it. the testing is going very well and the admiral will speak to that, along with tony. we're working quickly to pass additional legislation to provide massive relief to small businesses and affected industries, and give direct

doug mcmillan, ceo of walmart. he's been fantastic. was here, as you know, on friday and he watched the market go up 2,000 points. on friday it went up almost 2,000 points. the ceo of dollar general corporation. and the president and ceo of albertsons. so these are all phenomenal companies, great companies. we had a long conversation with them, and they've, they've got work 24 hours around the clock keeping their stores stocked. i would like to say that people shouldn't go out and buy, we're going to all be great. we're going to be so good. we're going to do finish what's happened with the fed is phenomenal news, what's happening with all of these incredible companies is phenomenal news. but you don't have to buy so much. take it easy, just relax. people are going in, and they're buying more -- i remember i guess during the conversation doug of walmart said they're buying more than they buy at christmas. relax. we're doing great. it all will pass. the folks that we spoke to, they've done a fantastic job. they're going to meet the needs

. >> we've heard from the ceo of walmart, doug mcmillan they have extended their store hours.go to your local grocery store, please say thank you, give a shout out to those people filling the shelves we're seeing some businesses change what they do. lvmh, the luxury bland that makes louis vuitton, christian dior, they are stopping making perfume and are going to use their operation to make hand sanitizer and give it out for free. >> people at the grocery store, they had fewer lines people are complaining, why don't you open more lines. no, no, no wait here. these people are here, handling your food. patience. >> lisa on facebook wants to know, most important question of all, as a small business owner, how will you survive. >> i hear you, girl. it's really hard it's easy for us to say make sure you're keeping your business open, make sure you're paying employees that's easy. if you're a massive ceo, we learned apple and nike are closing their stores those are often anchor stores at a shopping mall, they can afford to do it what about the trickle down. for small business owners

that's something that walmart ceo doug mcmillan emphasized on friday >> specifically the areas where we're seeing pressure in the supply chain are surf cleaners, cleaning supplies, paper goods, hand sanitizers will be difficult to have 100% in stock on time. as soon as we get it, it's going. all the retailers will be working hand in hand with the suppliers to bring that to the market as fast as we can >> reporter: and as this outbreak continues, we've seen the sales explode for shelf-stable items, usually canned goods and easy to store and ship to store. oatmeal has exploded 300% year over year. this coronavirusou outbreak, a third of household goods are sourced in china back to you. >> thank you for that report >>> coronavirus tests may by roche were granted emergency approval by the fda, which can provide results in 3 1/2 hours joining us by phone is the ceo severin schwan this is a huge move forward because testing has been such a problem. why are you able to do this test so much more quickly >> if you look at the diagnostic tests, actually, it's a lot about automation and through