jack brewer is the foundation chairman and former nfl player. of all this because now fast food chain mcdonalds, mcdonalds, jack, is joining a growing list of companies dropping dei as useless, costly, and poisonously divisive. what do you think? >> it is. i've had to face this head on and they're running deep in the constitutions and across america. look at organization like mcdonalds. mcdonalds has over 30% of its executives are minorities. talking about a company that should have never had to bow down to the dei mob ever in its history because it's always been a place that really symbolized diversity. mcdonalds' work force is full of diversity. they pick winners and losers. this is more political than anything and they say dei but they really don't mean it. you have companies across the board now that are finally having the backs of their employees and shareholders. employees don't want to work on a place where they're not based on merit but judged by color of their skin or gender. pape don't want that anymore in america. dei is dead, we reje

joining us now, the chairman of the jack brewer foundation, former nfl star jack brewer. we love talking to you, you're a mart guy. what do you make of this? if -- smart if guy. the faa has a shortage of 10,000 air a traffic controllers. eleven state the attorneys general warned last year dei was distracting the faa's focus on air a travel safety. >> of course it was. we've heard president trump talk about this through the entire campaign. you've heard ceos from across america hard now back pedal aing are from their dei policies. the faa is no different. obviously, they've already admitted to not having enough staff, and that's probably because they haven't hired the qualified that staff. and so we have to go right directly at this. i know people say it's a sensitive topic, but we have to fix these issues in our nation. we have too much identity politics. we have too much focus on skin color, on gender and on race in these major agencies. and president trump has made a hard push and put a line in the sand has been drawn, and i think it's time for us to have some real answ

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jack brewer former nfl player and ceo of "the brewer foundation." 200 executive orders coming down atoday. america is certainly entering a new era. what does this era mean to you questioning. >> it means a lot. you know, momentum is hard to stop when offense is making big plays. president trump is making big plays. it is so exciting for the american people to have a winning spirit against. i think that is what it is all about. when he says he reaches onto the american dream, that is exactly what he means. is not talking about americans who have seen prosperity. he is talking about those families that are reaching for prosperity and the young foe for donald trump. but believing in the country again and that is so important in the issues we are facing systematic and deep and run very deep. i think these executive orders will go at the heart of that to make sure that it's not just for the short term but being able to have a long-term plan for america prosperity so that we can keep that winning culture and our country. >> todd: let's broaden this out to the inauguration as a whole. what i

brewer with your news update. merrick garland says he received the final report from jack smith detailing why he tried president-electhat trump ported classified documents. an appeals court is reviewing a motion by trump's codefendants to block that release. president trump today asked the supreme court to block his sentencing in the new york money hush case. arguing he should be protected by presidential immunity. the high court asked new york court to respond to that request by thursday morning so the judge can have time to react before sentencing, which is friday. and president carter is lying in state at the national capitol until friday. >>> the chances of a rate cut later this month now stand at just 7%. that at least is according to the cmc. what does that mean for real estate? we're going to discuss that and more with scott rechler. that will be in a minute. we're back after this. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." j.p. morgan is the latest company reportedly bringing workers back to the office five days a week. of course, that push to get workers back to the office in 2025 could be a tailwind for co