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there is an alliance between big government and big business. ment bureaucrats thoughtlessly spew out rules and regulations that big corporations can comply with but they are a nightmare for the smaller firms. it can be more sinister, active war on small business. that argument was one made to my powerfuly on podcast the other week by chef, entrepreneur. andrew greuel, he is joining us. i summarized what you told me. from your perspective. as someone who has been struggling against this tell us how you see it. >> you hit the nail on head. big business has gotten ato a ton of cash from the government, as result of deregulation on big business. the smaller businesses no longer have access, they can't develop the economies of scale to compete in the business environment. there was so much cash coming through the pandemic, it was coming down in hoards but not distelling distill -- distilling to the small businesses it was difficult to get without capability to access the funds, and billions were misappropriated through fraud. that the government turn

what is the main tool big business should be employing? >> from my perspective, i wish goldman sachs and other firms like that had a yes and approach to their business. yes, we want innovative thought leaders and we want these people. so i feel like at goldman, it was not a yes and and a lot of bad actors were considered thought leaders and really strategic that their bad behavior was tolerated. there were so money smart, innovative people in this world who were decent humans. i feel like business should not only think about the work they do in terms of bottom-line but look at the character of people. that was longer than one line. >> that was terrific. >> two playoff eric's title, the big myth, what was the biggest myth you confronted at goldman sachs as a brand-new employee? secondly, what were you led to believe that turned out to be untrue? >> the big myth at goldman sachs is that it was a meritocracy and people were going to do well. when i was interviewed at goldman sachs, their tagline was mind light -- mind wide open. bring anybody,

if we stop letting billionaires and big business rip us off, in this case by creating a broken immigrationystem so that there is a pool of low-paid workers that drives every working wage down in the country, we have a very american immigration system where we invite people into this country and we say if you play by the rules, if you work hard, we are going to have your back. social security is going to have your back. labor laws are going to have your back. you are not going to be able to be exploited by a big corporation so that they can profit off of your unpaid labor. i'm sorry, caller. i think that if you look into this, you will find that there is a lot of misinformation being fed to you by the billionaires to protect their money, and to go even further, to reach into your pocket and steal your money. so what it all comes down to, we all need to stand together and say no more. it is ti

>> we have a big business in china and a big business in taiwan. i was assured some of the moves with biden meeting with resident xi, it's difficult. >> something you said struck me, advise clients not to spend different bit up for you talking about is it like slots? when you go to heathrow if you business thought, you lose a slot. if you bring into much it's difficult to get it moved to somewhere? >> i know have my advertising works. i don't know which half. increasingly we know much more about what works and what doesn't work. i think we can look at digital media, what the impact is consumers buy things or they don't buy things. i think a lot of the uncertainty about industry has been taken away by the data to measure results. >> and this is online? >> online and off-line. we have many roles to understand . >> i know i get pop-ups for stuff is my fun spying on me, mark? i talk about something and then i have advertising is that the way technology is going to go? not necessarily spying but to tell me what i want to buy. >> i think consumers expect

mark: you know, we have a big business in china. we also have a big business in taiwan.gain, i was reassured by some of the moves in the biden meeting recently with president xi in bali. i think that is positive. but, again, it is difficult. francine: mark, there is something that struck me that you said, which you know, of course you would advise clients not to spend less in advertising, because it has been difficult to ramp it up. are you talking about -- is it like slots? like when you go to heathrow, if you lose a slot, then you don't get it back? or is it if you rein in too much, then it is difficult to get the eyeballs needed to sell more? mark: i don't think so. there is an old adage. i know half my advertising works. i do not know which half. francine: [laughs] mark: i think, increasingly, we know much more about what works and what doesn't work for clients. so, i think we can look at, certainly in much of digital media, what the impact is. do clients buy things, do consumers buy things or do they not buy things? so, i think that a lot of the, sort of, uncertaint

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caller: welfare benefits have a lot of big businesses involved. they make money through the welfare system, providing training services to people. a lot of the training will not really help them get jobs. host: how does that apply then to the idea of these work requirements? caller: hello? host: you are on. how does it apply to the idea of these work requirements? caller: well, a lot of people trying to jump through these hoops, you get payments and benefits and stuff. a lot of employers don't want to hire these people for various reasons. host: ok. that is scott in maryland. there is an organization known for the center for budget and policy priorities. they put out a recent note taking a look at the idea of the expansion of work. they say most working age adults receiving assistance from programs like snap and medicaid are also working for pay temporarily from jobs. providing for children out of school or work because of their own health problems. over the complexity, it further increases the risk that significant numbers of people, including th

transnational corporations will rule the ball, political parties are the pads of the interests of big business. as, again, in neighboring ukraine, wholesale westernization is a direct path to complete political dependence on the will of external financial institutions, which will require political decisions on new laws in the sale of land, water resources, and so on, suggest or even indicate who to be friends with in the international arena. the rescue belarus also sees russian tv channels in the sterilization of the information space, as you already understood, to ban the national broadcast of content produced in the eu, the usa , great britain and other countries, the idea has already been implemented in the baltic states and poland, where the broadcasting of belarusian tv channels was banned, and for disobedience, gigantic fines, the head of all prayer on culture, vytautos ee zapaitis said that the authorities of the country need to protect their information field, according to the deputy, belarusian and russian channels are a deadly weapon that kills the brain. on the other hand, western t

mark: you know, we have a big business in china. we also have a big business in taiwan.gain, i was reassured by some of the moves in the biden meeting with president xi, i think that is positive. but, again, it is difficult. francine: mark, there is something that struck me that you said, which is, of course you would advise clients not to spend less because it is difficult to ramp it up. is it like slots? when you go to heathrow, if you lose a slot, then you do not get it back? is it if you rein in too much, it is difficult to get the eyeballs needed to sell more? mark: there is an old adage that i know half my advertising works. [laughter] i do not know which half. increasingly, we know much more about what works and what does not work for clients. so, i think we can look at, certainly in much of digital media, what the impact is. do consumers buy things or do they not buy things? so, i think a lot of the uncertainty in our industry has been taken away by the use of data to measure results. francine: and this is online? mark: online, but also off-line. you know, off-li

let me remind you earlier the parliamentary position accused it of receiving money from big business for the introduction of the election campaign. in the ranking of scandals on the seat , today it is second only to trump, the world media are actively working on the topic of the trial of the ex-president of the united states on the covers of donald's photo in court under arrest all this continuation democratic clownery and a total cleansing of the political field before the election of donald trump was charged with falsifying documents from 34 points, but the lawyer said that they were all devoid of facts and arrested. removed right there. but the necessary information background turned out. i never thought that this could happen in america the only crime i committed was fearlessly defending my country from those who seek to destroy it from the very beginning the democrats were spying on my election campaign. do you remember they attacked me from russia russia ukraine ukraine impeachment attempt number one impeachment attempt number two illegal raids on the estate, maraga, third worl

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big business advertising is big business for google, how many times do you go to google and first resultpencil today, whatever your google search is, folks, first thing you will see is brought to you by google ads. google because of advertising, they need ai to be a part of that. we disagree on ai, it is a tool. elon musk is bringing up the worry some part of ai, the train has gone down the tracks, ai is here, it can be better for some. my own opinion. >> ashley: and everybody can have their own opinion, just does the risk outweigh the reward. >> cheryl: i don't think ai will be killing us yet, end of humanity. >> todd: conservative version of amazon gaining following by those who feel woke corporation is turning their back on him. >> cheryl: mike seifert, from public square, listen to him. >> i felt like major corporate entities have turned against me, nike, target, starbucks decide to cater to messaging that only atracks 10% of america. we want to create a marketplace where consumers know that they are funding companies that will respect freedom. >> cheryl: woke companies that in the c

again, big business versus the small business mentality. joining me is roger tversky, founder of the 1776 pac. this is versus the new populist wing of the party that seems to me the dominant and growing wing of the party for sure at this point. do you agree? >> yes. absolutely. you have nikki haley who is as popular, she's a republican hillary clinton. she will do or say anything to appease her donors to put them in position of power as entire life. putting up broken borders, promote trade agreements that got americans and apparently gave crony capitalism to corporations that push and peddle cultural marxism on children. this is ridiculous. for all of the crying about governor desantis, how mean he has been on disney, since the deal, since the fight happened, disney has not weighed in on a single culture fight. the pro-life legislation, the gun legislation. the expansion of the parent sponsor's rights in education act. the fight over e-verify. disney has not weighed in at all because they learned that just because you build a castle in flor

it is big business. helping us sleep is big business and the tourism sector is cashing in.focused stays popping up worldwide. it will you've probably seen the brochures with stunning work hotel rooms, relaxing spa treatments, sounds amazing if you can afford enjoy it. well lets unpack this with a sleep expert, dr neil stanley has a0 years' experience and is the author of how to sleep well. we all want to pick your brains, especially here under the bbc with 24 brains, especially here under the bbc with 2a hours news we get little sleep, often not enough. you recommend a sleep scented holiday? what do you make of this phenomenon known as sleep tourism? t make of this phenomenon known as sleep tourism?— as sleep tourism? i think there is a market _ as sleep tourism? i think there is a market for— as sleep tourism? i think there is a market for it _ as sleep tourism? i think there is a market for it but _ as sleep tourism? i think there is a market for it but the - is a market for it but the problem is, as you said in your introduction, if you're going to a lovely hotel with sp

year, seven new residents came to ses brest, who brought investments of 92 million us dollars and big business invests not only in industry, the youngest participant in the free economic zone, which opened this year a logistics company. lots of interesting productions. unfortunately , we couldn’t include all such incest productions in the plot, but you must admit, well, interesting, unique and unfortunately, here are our viewers and people, for example, in my environment everyone knows that many companies are well-known in our country. they turn out to be residents of free economic zones in our country. here's to our viewers. eh, dear experts. here, let's translate examples of uh, known to uh, belarusian enterprises of the company of organizations that are residents, what about? uh-huh minsk yes, although we already looked here, this is brest. we also have a woodworking enterprise. actually euro drive, which produce furniture, besides that. well, i'll talk about adler state products there, yes, everyone knows our our wagons. all our trains know electric buses. these are also our residents, and

ruled by multinational corporations political parties - these are the pads of the interests of big businessas again, in neighboring ukraine , wholesale westernization is direct. the path to complete political dependence on the will of external financial institutions that will require political decisions on new laws in the sale of land, water resources, and so further suggest or even indicate with whom to be friends in the international arena. they have already understood to ban on national broadcast content produced in the eu, the usa, great britain and other countries, the idea has already been implemented in the baltic states and poland, where the broadcasting of belarusian tv channels was banned, and for disobedience, the head of the seimas, ivanov, the deputy, the head of the seimas, belarusian and russian channels, is a deadly weapon that kills the bridge. but western tv channels are obviously engaged. they are throwing fakes, they are a model of objectivity. also included in the plan is release. media journalists from hard pressure. well, well, that's what we see. today , there is obv

we have a lot of flexible, very good medium-sized businesses that are ready to manufacture certain elements. we're going big uh, to small-medium businesses, which are starting to provide integration into big business. this is what concerns the industry such first results. there are today. this pleases the tambov region. an example when timely scientific developments made it possible to bring 15 new products to the market in 1 year. here are pigments for money building energy to cosmetology and about 350 types of chemical goods are produced at this enterprise in the tambov region, and many of them are produced in the country. only here and many have replaced imported fabrics impregnated with our excipients, two samples. the first one is not impregnated; the second one is impregnated. in particular, it can be seen that there is absorption of moisture. absorbed, including well, military uniforms in general, last year the company produced 185,000 tons of products worth 18 billion rubles. and more and more it is russian customers who take 30% half. he fell because of europe and ukraine well, the near abroad, wha

again, the big business versus a small business mentality. i joining me now is ryan gorodetsky, founder of the seventeen seventy six project. 77 jack ryan, these are the lines of the old guard versus the news populist wing of the party.ms that seems to me to beo and growing wing of the party for sure at thiss point. do you agree? >> yes, absolutely. and yoluteu have nikkily. haley, who is as popular. she is thehi republican hillary clinton. she will do or saye will d anytg to appease her donors,rs to appease the corporate people who have put her in positions of powerof power throughout here life. and she is one major thing, prich is promote war, promote broken borders, promote trade agreements that got americans and obviouslomtrade ay apparently give crony capitalism to corporations that e culturaleddlism to marxism on children. this is ridiculous. and fo r all of the crying aboutea gov standards, how mean he's been on disne y sincee the deal went simpsons, the fight happenede figh. >> disney has not weighed insinc on a single cultural fight.

and if they're closing down -- >> i was going say that when i saw the big businesses close it is so discouraging we need all of these small business my business your business. i love this city. but like i think -- i went up i was telling you i went up polk street it is line a ghost town go downtown on any day it is a ghost town. union square looks like a ghost town. >> apocalypse down there -- >> describe that for me. >> boarded up chains on doors no walk of life. that's the apocalypse. people sleeping on every doorway open air drug dealing open air drug markets. i've been assaulted three time just for being outside my building. 16 months ago i saw a guy kicking in a door and followed him to corner he pulled out switchblade around corn and ended up nearly cutting my left hand off with a five inch switchblade attack med me violently. they voted and they deserve when they get what would y'all say? >> how dare you. how dare you dish raised my family here my husband was born we did not -- deserve this. right we deserve politicians -- and leaders -- who are going to do their job -- that's what we des

is dividing republicans, with some worried the party is straying from its roots as the party of big businesschelle fleury reports from new york. the escalating feud between the biggest company and a potential white house contender is now headed to court. disney filed its suit on the same to the officials appointed by governor rhonda santos voted to block development plans for the florida theme park. the entertainment time and claims it is a victim of a relentless campaign to weapon eyes government power against disney. a spokesman for mr d santos dismissed the lawsuit as an attempt to undermine the will of the voters in his state. this battle started last year after the firm spoke out against a law banning discussions of sexual orientation or gender identity in primary schools often referred to as the don't say 93)’ referred to as the don't say gay law. the florida governor and likely presidential candidate has clearly decided that taking on a company perceived by his face as woke is good for politics, but still a fight with one of the states biggest employers and taxpayers comes with costs,

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