march twenty seventh teen judge wilson dismissed the case for a second time finding that nestle and cargill and engaged in standard international business practices unfettered capitalism is a system based on exploitation over empathy so why should we be surprised that the biggest corporations are successful because of exploitation they've played the game correctly and we're acting shocked honestly it's like it's like working in the porn industry and being surprised to see. you know that and then someone sues the actress for showing her. she's like well yes i did show that it is an international pornographic business practice and. we are working to decrease the amount of just. that's what nestle wants you to think we're trying to decrease the amount of slave and child labor we use is just really tough for nestle quitting slave labor is like quitting smoking you know you know you. and you have a couple of draining it trying to impress some friends. oh ok you all inflamed one person just one version like a small one like a little guy and and and i won't do it again until my birthday is on this

claims of forced labor torture a cruel and inhumane treatment and unjust enrichment against nestle and cargill slave i think it's outrageous tax ridiculous thanks what now say admit it to a couple of years ago in. the enslaved fisherman that nestle subsidiaries you said sometimes the net is too heavy and the workers get pulled into the water and just disappear. nestle uses slave labor slave laborers that sometimes disappear you don't see that on the commercial day are not a wives'. actually the fish and shrimp from these slave labor is often used in the nestle own pet foods like fancy feast yes can any fees be considered fancy if it doesn't involve at least a wee touch a wrongful death and i'm on my my cat is my cat is very finicky she won't eat anything that doesn't have slavery involved and some boy. despite their ambition about the fishing industry nestle is continuing to fight these molly cocoa workers in march twenty seventh team judge wilson dismissed the case for a second time finding that nestle and cargill and engaged in standard international business practices unfettered capitalism

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processing yesterday has actually moved to the ownership of the american companies, like adm and cargill, as well as international companies. so it is hard to predict exactly what that will be. >> matt, we're going to have to leave it there but the point of the story is, it's going to be rough to move around contracts and get different export receipts all situated but the damage, as much as it may be, really can be mitigated a bit by just musical chairs as to who they're buying it from, that isn't us, those customers now become our customers matthew roth, i thank you. john, back to you. >>> the dow is down 260, about 1% s ckn k allie" iba ia home welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com >>> the market is catching a bit, at least relative to the session lows down 419. transports, one of the worst days in a few weeks. >> absolutely the worst performers today every dow transport is in the red today on trade fear wars and the commodities are taking it on the chin w

cargill is a private company based in minnesota.f this processing, a lot of the exporting. they sent a five-page letter to u.s. trade representatives saying you have to stop this now. lobbying -- >> neil: and the fact of the matter is, these all commodities trade in the markets a the real impact is there and the prices have been tumbling. it could turn around if there's a deal. is it your sense they have more pain to look forward to? >> when we talk about particular winners and losers in this trade negotiation. when particular commodities are targeted, that's when the pain will be felt. we're a net importer of product. so china has more to lose. we like cheap good. >> we're a net importer not because the chinese play infairly is because our economy is growing. >> neil: and that's winning out the market. >> yes. and i will say this. the u.s. manufacturers are worried about zte. i guaranteed they're ten times more worried about a tit for tat trade war -- >> neil: how likely you see that? >> an outright trade war? i don't think so. but