bud: i lectured for 28 minutes.arrator: "insight," however, was going to be something new, an anthology series like "the twilight zone." but instead of different science fiction stories each week, each episode would focus on spirituality in the modern world. vin di bona: this became the cadillac of religious programs. it was entertaining, yet it was spiritual. martin: he didn't beat people over the head with how they should react or how they ought to feel. male: watch "insight." vin: bud figured out that there was a timeframe when the studio, it went in hiatus, except that they had all their crew and their camera people 365 days a year. and so bud said, "you're paying 'em, let's do shows." he captured all his free time. narrator: and because television stations were required to give part of their airtime away for free, father bud was able to distribute "insight" across the country. eric: bud was a force to be reckoned with. he knew how to twist arms, he knew how to ask for things he had no business asking for. peopl

bud light and all these beers, they're all gone. what have you got there in >> number one selling beer in america. >> reporter: modelo was already on pace to outpace the light beer seeing double digit growth in the last decade thanks to the ever-growing hispanic population, now 19%, according to the census. >> a large part has to do with the allegiance of hispanic consumers. >> reporter: the beer also marketed in english for the first time in 2016 with the fighting spirit campaign >> you are a fighter this is your reward. >> reporter: the english-language ads now a fixture during televised sporting events including the super bowl constellation brands says the taste for this beer now transcends beyond the border >> our drinker base is actually about 50/50. it's about half hispanic and abouthalf not hispanic we've been really successful >> reporter: something the consumers and company can toast to >> our thanks to valerie castro for that report. >>> still to come. kelsey grammer is going back to where everybody knows his name >>> your

riser and bud light were built on. >> steve: sure, famously now, the company, bud light people triedbadly, complete understatement. you are a critic of the fact it is owned, bud light, budweiser, anheuser-busch, by a company based in brazil, so they don't have american values and don't understand the american customer, you say. >> yes, i think that is part of the problem. i think they are advertising, their last advertising with bud light was the wrong kind of advertising and message. they probably thought they were being inclusive issue but they alienated a lot of people and people are boycotting bud light and not drinking the beer any longer. inbev is a foreign company and understand how to cut expenses and they are looking for ways, they are bankers, look for ways to increase revenue and cut expenses. i don't think they understand and relate to core bud light drinker. >> steve: well, if they wind up selling to you, come back and tell us what you are going to do with the brand. >> absolutely, it would be amazing, to be able to bring this brand back into the family and make it ameri

certainly at bud light and maybe beyond, good to have you.offs are still impacting the company and likely more to come. >> these layoffs are impacting the country, the ceo said this is to ensure the long-term future success of the company. i am on record stating the success of the company, find new leadership at the top. at the end of the day the ceo is accountable to the shareholders and accountable to make sure they are increasing profits, increasing their customer base. we saw the latest earnings, this is not happening in the us. this should have been a breakout year, breakout quarter for this company. first quarter earnings were 13% year over year, higher than the forecast of 7% and higher what the company is guiding through a 48% increase but in this quarter we saw us business down 40% with earnings year over year. the global company up 5% year over year, much below what analysts forecast at the beginning of the year and also at the low end of the range this year. so someone in the us to turn this around and get these bud light customers

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a when i want to move to the bud light controversy.arent, anheuser-busch in both reported early this morning that after the controversial quarter with the dylan mulvaney backlash. how much did the scandal hurt the company? >> reporter: significantly which is what we are seeing today in these official earnings. when you take a look sales and profit in the us fell by 10.5%, the first look at how much the bud light boycott is hurting their bottom line. bud light losing its share of the beer market to competitors, all stepping in to fill the gap. it is declaring it had its best reported quarter for sales since 2,005. lag in sales is causing panic among bud light distributors. those are the people with no say in advertising, they simply sell the deal and after 4 months of hiring freezes and layouts many wholesalers are preparing to have lost a chunk of their customers for good. they have been tracking these trends, they say the longer the consumer stays away the less likely they are to come back. >> consumers get used to drinking a new bran

instead of bud light i'm going for coors light.hink that's the key difference here, switching beers is far easier a decision than switching retailers. >> this is a fascinating conversation i want to leave with one final question and that is this. do you think that the experiences that target has had and that bud light has had will make other companies more hesitant, let me put it that way, to feature products or do marketing that is aimed to attract people from so-called minority or marginalized or other controversial segments of -- sometimes controversial segments of the population >> let me give you the typical analyst answer, it depends if you are doing those initiatives that lean into those either minority or underrepresented groups and that is part of your brand identity, that can actually drive better a classic example absolute vodka has been leaning into lgbtq ai plus communities for year. it has never been negative for them because it is part of the brand identity you have to ensure it comes back you cannot move faster than

they both drank bud light on purpose. we have got start pushing back.g if things like that would happen if there is a major push with things like the nfl or the nash. if they just get these people to start drinking bud light, maybe not during the game. >> steve: forget about brands. coors light is just a better tasting beer. >> brian: you think so? >> steve: absolutely. >> brian: i love the marketing. don't they still have the cans that tell you when it's cold enough? >> steve: they did for a while. right temperature. >> ainsley: they would change color. the can would. >> steve: like a pop up timer. >> ainsley: another good one is blue moon 99-calorie, blue sky. hard to find. grocery store will be like one case of it, buy it. >> brian: buy it and resell it for more. >> ainsley: i will buy it for you from double. i can't find it. >> steve: two hours away from happy hour on "fox & friends." >> brian: i'm so hungry for a beer. >> ainsley: get a soccer ball and a beer. mainstream media fueling the climate change narrative with wildfires. >> scorching temper

light some going to drink bud light.t if you enjoy dairies razors you can like the commercial or not like it but i think you should buy a harry's razor if you want, if you don't go by a different razor. the idea let's get our groupthink to go against your groupthink and you cancel me so i'll cancel them let's get away from. if you as a consumer, talk with your wallet and keep politics out of that part of the business. stuart: good sense from mike murphy all over again. thank you mike the university of north texas is shutting down the gei office to comply with the state law which bans them. charice trump is with me you are a critic of the ei programs. why is banning these programs necessary? >> let's not forget gei stands for divide, exclude and intolerance. the type of behavior. >> you think it does but it doesn't. >> they said diversity equity and inclusion but most of the policies coming out of the department are incredibly exclusive of most students and they do shutdown students free-speech rights and a weaponize hara

cheryl: family members coors light people. >> saying you are having a bud light drinking a bud light shot a case of bud light on youtube i was i am not that the point kid rock doesn't like bud light. >> the point well-taken about woke corporations, we have the founder of the ultra light beer, told me like, we are sick of woke companies telling with us what to do he has full distribution in geo georgiastantly. >> integrate opportunity pendulum kind of swung, the backlash finally came came at the moment bud light came out with you that ad woke cultural backlash started, now you are seeing pendulum swinging the other way of consumers people feel dylan mulvaney particularly condescending if kaitlan jenner more broader appeal i don't think would have happened it is that dylan mulvaney is so condescending, in your face about sort of broader movement. dylan mulvaney offended a lot of woman i don't sound like that i don't look like that, so,, that is not whack a woman is dylan mulvaney does not represent women maybe lost wen because of wokeism sick of having that you know foisted upon them i

bud light has now lost 3 $395 million in u.s. sales.what it's tone to its stock as well. after it partnership with trans-activist dylan mulvaney. there's been reports at foxnews.com suggesting that part of the problem that led to this is that bud light moved its marketing and advertise thing department from st. louis to new york. changing, i think, and we've all talked about this, the potential employment pool. just how you see the world, you see the world in a different light depending upon the geography and where you live. welshing billy busch who's an heir to the anheuser-busch family said this about that partnership. he said, i think my family, my ancestors, would have rolled over in their graves. they love this can country and what it stood for. of they believe that transgender, gas, was all a very personal issue.. -- gays. it's a free country and people are allow to do what they want, but it was never meant to be on a beer and never meant to be pushed in people's faces. rachel: you know, i have -- can my thoughts on why this parti

bud light gets destroyed, target is destroyed, disney is at a all-time low.ill turn into a verb. they will teach this in marketing for next 30-years. and every brand will say, whatever we don't, we better not get bud lighted. >> just win, al davis said, sports fans used to idolize champions now they worship whatever is politically correct, and athletes who don't go woke, they go broke. enes kanter is here to react next. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. with the price of just about everything going up during inflation, we thought we'd bring our prices down. so to help us, we brought in a reverse auctioneer. which is apparently a thing. mint mobile, unlimited premium wireless. can i get 30, 30 bidder get 30 bidder get 20, 20, 20, bidder get 20, 20, bidder get 15, 15, 15, 15. just 15 bucks a month. sold! mint mobile premium wireless. let's check his tongue for steroids

light miller lite up 50% over bud light.ting when they go to the cold case you know what? i'm not going to take that super blue can this time. i'm going to take something from the rockies. >> yeah. it's amazing what is happening hows american people have spoken they have spoken with their wallets the most important thing they can speak with. they have told elm bev, anheuser-busch and bud light this is the wrong path. to me, would very seen this coming for years. we stopped working with liberal woke companies starting back in 2009. and by 2014, we had, in fact, on our website, we started saying we only work with conservative brands because we saw where this was going and we saw it as a loser back in 2009. i don't see how they get out of this. >> steve: and i understand you told one of our producers yesterday in the preinterview that you said it's also interesting to note how many companies now are cutting their dei, diversity equity and inclusion given what happened to imbev, bud light it's interesting. seeing one of the firs

bud light gets destroyed, target is destroyed, disney is at a all-time low. will turn into a verb. they will teach this in marketing for next 30-years. and every brand will say, whatever we don't, we better not get bud lighted. >> just win, al davis said, sports fans used to idolize champions now they worship whatever is politically correct, and athletes who don't go woke, they go broke. enes kanter is here to react next. mr. senna's into nature. professor kot's into science. but together, we work! like our senokot laxatives. to relieve occasional constipation, senokot's made from the senna plant. refined by science to be reliable. perfect match! just like us! hmph! senokot. >>> welcome back to "outkick" on fox. why can't they just play ball, sports used to be an escape where athletes and coaches duked it out for the glory. today players seem more interested in pushing a political agenda. >> when are black it is not a movement it's a life style. >> i've had enough. >> profession profession athlete adore endorsement deals. >> believe in something. >> spreading

bud light beer.ng situation because the prediction usually with a boycott it's not going to last. this one is lasting. and the reason is is he simple, you go to the liquor store, you are not protesting, you're not throwing paint on a museum piece of art, you are sitting in front of traffic, you are looking to the shelf next to you, i will buy that instead, that's what is scary for bud light, it's so easy to keep this boycott up and that's what happened. >> brian: by the way, you see bud light and coors benefits, molson benefiting, the biggest surprise for me. molson coors experiences record sales increases. >> and -- >> brian: i do feel bad for the blue collar people that buy the bud light, they are not doing it, it's rippling down. >> they didn't ask for this. they are not the ones who went that route, 18,000 employees at bud and not all of them had a hand in what's going on here. but the competitors are investing, taking advantage of this opportunity. >> brian: real quick back to school money. let'

stuart: when you say the bud family brands, that's bud light and, what else?ily started with. my great grandfather, and it's in the book, how he started budweiser back in 1876 and how he made it a household american name. and it would be that brand, it would be the bud light brand and all the other brands that have budweiser on it. stuart: it wouldn't come cheap, because that's a big deal. billy, thanks very much for being with us. if you make any progress in buying back the brand, we want to hear about it. thank you, billy busch. >>> bud light just renewed its sponsorship of a team for the 2023 nfl season? larp. lauren: the washington commanders, the team that changed their name in 2020 from the redskins. critics are slamming it. one person said woke team goes with woke beer, or is it the opposite? two companies affected by wokeness coming together. stuart: look at this, a new study found young adults -- i class you in that category -- drinking less alcohol. did it say why? lauren: it's a gallup poll. they didn't say why, but we're going to infer marijuana. a

he switched his tap from bud light to are coos light because it wasn't even selling here.ud light was used to make beer-battered fish and chips. >> carley: i know we have to run, my prediction, i think they will have to change the name of bud light. >> carley: thank you so much. to something shocking. >> ashley: members you are seeing on your screen, armed with rifles and body armor on the loose after crossing into the u.s. from mexico this weekend. sheriff mark daniels just testified on the horror his border community is seeing, he is here next. >> carley: steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: hello, ladies, coming up on "fox and friends" n 10 minutes and 18 seconds, the elephant in the room. former president donald trump leading in the polls, but florida governor ron desantis is making headlines with major staff shakeup, dive into the republican field with two weeks to go until the big debate on fox news. plus, joe biden's border crisis hitting new heights, a massive group of migrants attempted to rush a port of entry at a bridge in b

i think it's depending on your taste buds. telstl you, companies, especially like bud light, many others are nowbud a theirting marketing strategies. they're looking at how they deal wit h their customer base lea and really learning what their customer base desirernir s. thii >> because at the end of the day, this is a business. so for those who may be considering trying something new or very, very different, they're now saying, you know what, let's really see if this, is somethingyo customers want.go >> and i think that's a gooda thing. it is a good thing. you know, ricky, i went to an event. it was a big conservative event. ervativethere were 500 people t. the bartender was asked how many bud lights did you sell? one. and ye t "the washington post" says, i remain shocked. this is a quote in the washington post. i remain shocked by the durability of the effects of t's the . ve are you surprised? you know, i actually am surprised it's gone on as long as it has. but i think that it's notthe ef about one bud light cannon, dylan

thank you so much. >> jimmy: i missed you, bud.. [ cheers and applause full circle, buddy >> i'm very excited. yeah i mean, it's really funny. lorne told me a couple months ago, but then this week they're like, as you know, the writer's strike might happen. so i've been working on this for two, three months. and they're like, "yeah, we'll know monday if it's happening or not." >> jimmy: it might not happen. >> it might not. and i was like - >> jimmy: please, take care of the writers. >> it sucks because it just feeds my, like, weird story i have in my head like, "of course that would happen to me." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "they did that they didn't want me to host. >> "they didn't want me. it's all about me. so, we don't know. but if it happens, i'm super excited. lil uzi vert is the musical guest. it will be really cool >> jimmy: who? >> lil uzi vert. >> jimmy: lil uzi vert, he's fantastic. [ cheers and applause >> yeah, it's cool >> jimmy: are you nervous about hosting? what are you looking forward to seeing everybody again, the c

that would rescue bud light. >> ainsley: pretty much the only way to surn that company around fchl he bought it back, he will get it for a better price right now, it is not worth as much. buy it back, the original company and maybe go to yellowstone, the actors like kevin costner involved. >> steve: all they need are the clydesdale horses. budweiser, anheuser-busch company is as american in roots as anything. if in the event they were to sell to the busch family, it would be great. look, somebody else took over for 15 years, we know what you want. billy busch told tommy that his dad until he was in his 80ss and 90'ses, he would go to bars and liquor stores, this is the latest thing from our company, he was selling from the front line of beer drinkers. >> ainsley: they were meeting the bar owners and drinkers, you heard in the sound bite, his family would interact with customers. >> brian: going to the bar to see how people like my product. >> ainsley: sorry, wife, i have to do this. tough day at work. i have to go to the bar. >> brian: go back to the gene why us that got rid of the ta

it also includes many cans of bud light. and customers back to the beer after the controversial partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney from earlier this year. they will need to sell a lot of hands to make up for that loss. and this year after top selling beer. anheuser-busch inbound north american revenue has declined 10%, and they sold off their properties. and to that for distillery. the transaction under review. the nfl sponsor ensures bud light is available the studio him. they are watching from the couch. they add and football fund allow the beer back to american home but might be too late. neil: neil: gary lkaltbaum is a martini man and a beer expert and business expert. and they keep trying and marketing again. >> when all is said and done. both sides of the story and up mad at the company. it is a business lesson, by knowing client and catering to the client, football season, tailgating, bars, cools when it is hot out, time heals what happens and they move forward and, they are straight up and straigh

>> "just buds. >> jimmy: "does it spuds. >> "buds buds and spuds." >> jimmy: "oh, buds and spuds. [ laughteryou with harry - [ laughter ] thank god we weren't sitting together we would've done this the whole night. >> the whole restaurant would have left. >> jimmy: the whole restaurant [ laughter ] no, but i was happy to see you, because it was a big - >> yeah, yeah. you gave me a nice gift. that was really sweet of you >> jimmy: do you remember? i -- >> i do. the waiter came over with a, sort of, dirty plate and half a meatball on it, and said, "mr. fallon would like to gift this to you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i gave you half a meatball >> and i ate it. [ laughter and applause good meatball. >> jimmy: i said, "what can we give --" [ cheers and applause >> "good meatball. >> jimmy: "it was a good meatball." >> "a great meatball, mate." >> jimmy: "we'll play football and great meatball." >> "such a good meatball." >> jimmy: "football, meatball. >> "football, meatball half a meatball. meatfoot -- >> jimmy: meat, but -- but, yeah but you know what it is? i saw you there and i go, "oh, i don't k

>> i'm like, hold on >> jimmy: you guys are buds? >> buds. >> jimmy: do you ever sing with her?y i mean, there's always -- she's always doing somethi she's, like, the busiest woman ever i call her and she's in the middle of like, changing the -- hold on one, can you talk? she's like, one second, darling, i'm performing at msg i'm like, i'm sorry. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> and it's like, can we hang out? and then i'll just go over and we'll sing together. it's the most magical. she is the most talented singer ever >> jimmy: mariah carey and millie bobby brown, maybe a collab >> potentially, i don't know [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is the biggest scoop i've ever gotten on "the tonight show" ever i love it. [ cheers and applause i would buy that in two seconds. i cannot wait. again, i do not want to take credit for anyone's career besides lebron james, but when you were here for the "enola holmes," the first one, i went in the dressing room and i went, "millie, i absolutely love this. it is a smh.as it is a hit. i think it is the best." and you're like, "oh really? and it became

do you think disney is making the same mistake at bud light?ve been doing it for over a year now. if you remember, take a look at disney's mission statement. what is disney trying to achieve as a company? it is trying to be the world's premier family entertainment company. you go back one year, what does them getting involved in the parental rights bill in florida have to do with them being that company? has to do with nothing. they had an approval rating of 77% of people. it crateredded to 33% after that. and you take a look yesterday, disney had their earnings yesterday, and they missed revenue numbers. why? millions of subscribers stopped subscribing to disney+, their theme park attendance is down. they're making a mistake by getting involved in these controversial issues. stuart: you're the guy who wrote a very good op-ed titled why woke capitalism works for ben in and jerry's. okay, you can spell that one out for us, if you like, but i want to know why it works for ben & jerry's but, obviously, didn't work for bud light? >> yeah. it goes b

both of those brands now they outselling bud light by 50%, that's a tremendous increase.intaining that profit for the select few, it will increase and absorb >> sean: what i would do if i was coors and molson i would contact ever fired employee by anheuser-busch and higher them. >> bud light left a message for the entire country wokism has limits, people have to deal with it in the classrooms medical community and now in the grocery aisles and they're putting their foot down and saying enough >> sean: i understand why people made their decisions, i just hate that people's careers get blown up through no fault of their own. >> coors light will hire them >> sean: good to see you both. thank you >> programming note another live audience show tomorrow night in new york city. tickets are free. our in-studio guest jimmy failla, lara trump, dagen mcdowell, brian bremberg tickets are free, hannity.com to register that simple. please set your dvr monday-friday 9:00 p.m. eastern 6:00 p.m. pacific so you never ever ever miss an episode. that's all the time we have this evening, let

pete i think it depends on your taste buds.ll you companies like bud light and many others in building their marketing strategies, looking at how they deal with their customer base and really learning what their customer base desires. because at the end of the day this is a business. so for those who may be considering trying something ne or very, very, different, they are now saying, you know what, let's really see if this is something our customers want those, and that's a good thing. it is a good thing oncorynchus, i went to a big conservative event with 500 people there. the bartender was asked, how many bud light did you sell? one. and yet the washington post s says, i remain shockingly a quote from the what's the process remain chuck from the durability of the effects of conservative boycotts. are you surprised? >> i actually am surprised it has gone on as long as it has. is not about one bud light k9 bill mulvaney, is about the fac that the american people are really sick and tired of corporations that not only are out o

it includes many, many cans of bud light.t controversial partnership with dylan mulvaney earlier this year. they need to sell a lot of cans to make up fire their losses. beer sales down for what was once america's favorite can of brew now unseated by modelo. as a result, anheuser busch said their north american revenue has declined 10% and the company has laid off hundreds of employees. they have sold off some properties. announced earlier this month, anheuser-busch entered into an agreement to sell to till-ray. the transaction is under review but expected to close by the end of the year giving the beer maker a boost while they focus on gaining back consumer. the nfl sponsorship ensures there's bud light available game day in the stadiums but what about those from the couch? the companies hope they pick up the beer again. i don't know. considering how big of a loss this was and now fans have found a new beer to be loyal too? might be too late. >> john: a $17 billion loss in revenue from one can of beer that they gave to dylan

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we had a mild - spring and we had bud burst and we did not get any frost, fruit and buds set well andablish itself. a very poor july and it has been hit and missed for august. we are hoping for a nice warm rest of the sun up. when you plant a vine on the ground first two years you will not take any harvest so you are three years and before you see in fruit and all of the wine is made in the traditional method, double fermentation we will see a two—year process of making the wine, so putting a plant on the ground it is five years until you have a glass of wine. this ear 's you have a glass of wine. this year 's crop — you have a glass of wine. this year 's crop is _ you have a glass of wine. this year 's crop is expected - you have a glass of wine. this year 's crop is expected to match 2018 in terms of success when three and a half tons were harvested across the one acre site producing 3000 bottles. you're live with bbc news. from today london's controversial ultra low emmission zone, or ulez, has expanded from an area covering the city centre, to the whole of the capital. it'll becom

so much performance and incentive to be fake and perform, that's where you get caught, that's where budto see in some of the comments with dylan mulvaney, dylan doesn't even eat carb, it's disingenuous necessary align with their values, too, and there is an app for that now. >> i agree with you there. i think bud light would have been better served highlighting the trans murders happening in this country going unsolved than highlighting someone to promote your brand,. >> i think the american goings that have been featured in bud light, the real men of genius, i don't know if you remember that campaign, making consumers laugh, that is good. stick with something that works and not try something new. >> all right, we'll be right back. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. this is your summer to smile. to raise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and serve up great times. to help you get ready your aspen dental team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care wit

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bud light, chick-fil-a, we've seen it. left or right, it doesn't seem to matter.ngs we've seen here. who does the boycotting. income matters here. the more you make, the more comfortable you might be. the less you make, the more inappropriate it is. you just want the cheapest product. also of note, there's been an age disparity here. younger folks don't mind it, older folks can't stand t. perhaps a lot of older voters drink bud light, not younger ones. >>> the thread of a third party candidate is becoming more likely as voters say they are opposed to another biden-trump runoff. cornell west is seeking the green party. in 1980 as jimmy carter faced off against ronald regan, a match-up some people didn't like, john anderson decided to lead his party and launch an independent bid. here's how he pitched his candidacy on the bid. >> in contrast to these two, both of them exgovernors, i think i represent the broad political center of this country. i will make it abundantly clear that you don't have to go back to some prior decade to find the solutions to the problems of

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light. fact that he drinks bud light. well, most beer in america is bad, but i think i think the problem with this is, is that this is not going to go away because there's greater forces out there that that don't care whether anheuser—busch makes money. they don't care . what money. they don't care. what they want to do is they've got this agenda, whether it's vanguard or blackrock or blackstone or whoever these companies are or berkshire hathaway, they don't care. >> and in fact, we can see with with companies that lose market share, they lose sales after doing something egregiously woke. we can see, you know, ben and jerry's and wix and every loads of companies seem to be doing it. they lose sales, but then their credit from vanguard or blackrock or one of these super woke investment companies becomes cheaper. so they're actually saving money they actually saving money on they they pay a cheaper interest rate on their loans. so yeah, their credit facilities actually improve, right? >> i would say we need to >> so i woul

light. fact that he drinks bud light. well, most beer in america is bad, but i think i think the problem with this is, is that this is not going to go away because there's greater forces out there that that don't care whether anheuser—busch makes money. they don't care . what money. they don't care. what they want to do is they've got this agenda, whether it's vanguard or blackrock or blackstone or whoever these companies are or berkshire hathaway, they don't care. >> and in fact, we can see with with companies that lose market share, they lose sales after doing something egregiously woke. we can see, you know, ben and jerry's and wix and every loads of companies seem to be doing it. they lose sales, but then their credit from vanguard or blackrock or one of these super woke investment companies becomes cheaper. so they're actually saving money they actually saving money on they they pay a cheaper interest rate on their loans. so yeah, their credit facilities actually improve, right? >> i would say we need to >> so i woul

a very long time)ped in gap would never have become so big bud. a very long time ago. in the bud.o. and a of people, when you and a lot of people, when you ask people the political ask people within the political sphere, how do you level up, people just think you get people to london quicker. that's all the . get people to the hs2 idea. get people to london quicker and then you will level that's signifi level up. that's signifi nificant the point if you nificant misses the point if you ask says again ask me. richard says again relocated things away from london would help with the levelling up. mark says eton is an incredibly work school . he an incredibly work school. he puts it in capitals. i know he means business, but he's saying he would question whether or not there's hidden agenda . is are there's hidden agenda. is are they trying to infiltrate the north with wokeness ? well, i'll north with wokeness? well, i'll leave you guys to figure out that one. right. the uk birthrate is a 20 year low. does this matter ? i'm going to get this matter? i'm going to get straight to the po

bud light parent ab inbev reporting a decline of almost 11% in the u.s.is quarter, a core profit also falling over 28%. sales to retailers and wholesalers in north america plummeting double digits as well as a quick reminder this all started back in april after bud light partnered with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney in a social media ad. that sparked calls for a boycott from consumers who oppose the partnership. in may bud light lost its top spot as the number one selling beer in the u.s. to constellation brands modelo brands bud light sales fell 25% market share decline has stabilized and the ceo addressing the dip saying the company is listening and engaging with consumers. >> in the u.s. we are listening and actively engaging with consumers. we learned a lot through this interaction so far they want to enjoy beer without debate, they want us to concentrate on platforms that all consumers love and this is what we're doing we are investing behind the platforms that we have engaged in throughout the years with our consumers so we can get better rea

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out of bud light for a single can of beer. very expensive canon for dylan.n asked before the probably doing the right thing by going with regular people as opposed to tiktok scum are other people, but it is football, it n it be to sell these things. and of course, let's not forget, the nfl has managed to get itself into its own little jam when it comes to some of the social war battles. but, it cannot be that hard. i mean who doesn't want to have a cold beer on a sunday afternoon. and watch some football. >> the question is do they wanted to be a bud light. $16 billion can of beer, the most expensive can of beer ever produced. dana? >> dana: tiktok stars are almost amazing, a new law is going to take effect on monday that gets kids home on drugs like candy, or the judge let it stand? they are leading the charge against it. >> on the individual whose practice juvenile law to protect kids from child abuse and neglect, and my personal professional careers have been dedicated to making ms. jerry to say for state and nation for children [camera shutter sfx] intro

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now you've got modelo, and that's now beating bud light for sales.onse to that. >> no, i think it just shows you where americans are. i think people finally had enough of woke corporations, and so i think when people are given an opportunity to look at a brand that's not woke, they're going to take the opportunity. and, you know, we move into that position -- we moved into that position, and i think you're going to see us continue to grow for decades to come. again, there was a point that we reached where enough was enough, and think that's where a a lot of americans were at, and i think that's why it's been such a huge successful. cheryl: it's gotten national attention, for sure. tijana has a question for to you. >> hi. even independents dependent of the message here, it's a 4.8% abb. you know, bud light is low, 4.2, modelo is low, and then you have a lot of ipas. do you think this beer is representing the middle, something you can sip on that isn't light but also you can, you know, not have a hangover the next day? is. [laughter] >> no, that's a ve

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of 14% the sales have been falling since april over a social media marketing trcontroversy for the bud light products >>> apple says it wrapped up $10 billion in deposits for the high-yield savings accounts after launching with goldman sachs. this report is that goldman sachs is considering exiting the partnership with american express to take over. >>> and novo and lilly is facing lawsuits over ozempic and mounjaro a case from a 44-year-old woman who suffered severe vomiting after taking the drug. there are other clients with the same allegations novo said it is not aware of the lawsuit, but notes that gastro issues is a known risk for people with diabetes, dom. >>> thank you. more to come here on "worldwide exchange," and the one word investors have to know today, but first, fitch makes the case in the u.s. downgrade in the exclusive interview where jamie dimon is taking it with a grain of salt. >>> and keeping a hawkish tone we look to the bank of england as it is set to release the latest policy decision. >>> and later on, robinhood not we rewarded after the quarterly trade. we hav

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bud light 8.2% of sales in the wake of dylan mulvaney. mulvaney decided to smile and say, i'm going to go get a beer now, i'm glad dylan mulvaney thinks this is funny, i don't like to see a major corporation fall by billions or people losing jobs, especially bot lers and drivers, i am glad dylan mulvaney is amused. >> todd: pair of unruly fans rushing coors field during the braves and rockies game attempting to hug ronald acuna jr. one makes contact and wouldn't well go, cause acuna jr. to hit the grass. >> might have been two fans. yeah, two fans came out toward acuna jr. >> acuna is fine, seemed to laugh it off. braves saying, stay away from the mvp, it is about the players, don't try to get on the field. >> ashley: 77% of americans think biden is too old for a second term. tomi lahren will talk about that. >> todd: steve doocy will look at what is going on folks, i tried to tackle steve, security tried to tackle me. >> steve: come to papa. >> todd: if that is what you want. >> steve: i'm a father of three, given a lot of hugs in my day

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it's not just bud light that's been the target of boycotts.xcitement when any company takes a political stance. overall as you see here, 58% think it's inappropriate for companies to get involved with politics when you look at it by political party, republicans are the most against it, but independents don't like it. democrats are basically split down the middle. now, have you boycotted and do you do these things when companies take stands? as you can see, more people boycott than buy when a company takes the stand and that is across the board. a majority of republicans boycott, as you can see. it's a plurality of independents and a plurality of democrats. again, take a company stand. you will cost yourself money. bud light, chick-fil-a, we've seen it left or right, it doesn't seem to matter. a few other thins we seem to know here. who does the boycotting and who is most impacted? not surprisingly, income matters. the more you make the more comfortable you might be thinking that a company can take a political stand. the less you make, the more