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sometime in the meeting chelsea asper equity stake in the meeting. the aides say he no, we are not going to do that. your mothers a secretary of state. this is an appropriate and we are not going to do this. i think what that show is -- story shows and these aides no longer close to bill and hillary clinton. their relationships have essentially severed. i think what it shows is there is a new force in the clinton world. there is this loyalty in the clinton world because there's knowledge that nobody is loyal, the only people that are loyal to each other are the clintons themselves. they're only three people who cannot be replaced in the clinton world bill hillary and chelsea and everyone else is replaceable. if you cross one of them that's it. you could lose her standing despite spending a decade and a half at bill clinton's side. while it's not a silver bullet it's not meant to be. it's meant to show where the clintons are now and ever will problem. people in the clinton world are talking to me. they are talking to reporters. they know that their pl

saying we should be paying better, and remember, tom, this is an industry where you have the biggest asperity between the lowest paid worker and the highest-paid employee, which is the ceo. that gap i believe is among the widest in any industry. >> actually, i agree with you, and it should not be that way. i think if you find, though, some of the most successful retailers, cosco and whole foods as prime endeavors, are the ones where the spread is the lowest. >> those retailers have a little more pricing power. i think that is how you differentiate whole foods or cosco, for example. the case of j mclaughlin, for example, that you are citing, how do they manage, then, the higher health care costs and having the happy employees? how do you sort of balance that with being able to have healthy margins? >> well, i think one of the things that covers a lot of ills is increasingly growing sales. when you grow your comparable-store sales by 10% a year and you are a very high gross margin business because you're a vertical retailer, that covers a lot of these costs, and you can afford to absorb them. o

ultimately, africa's asperity depends on its greatest resource, its people. i'm encouraged by the leaders here to partner with us and entrepreneurs, including with our young african leaders initiative. if countries are going to reach their full economic potential, they have to invest in women, their education, their skills, and protect them from gender-based violence. that was the topic of conversation this afternoon. the united states announced a range of initiatives to help women across africa. our new allies for food and dish aspen security continues to grow -- our new alliance for food initiatives and security continue to grow. even as united states is deploying some of our medical first responders to west africa to help control the ebola outbreak, we will strengthen african centers for disease control. i also want to note that the american people are renewing their commitment to africa. leading alliance of american ngos is announcing that its members will invest $4 billion to promote maternal health, children's health, and the delivery of vaccines and dr