and their ceo doug parker still got a eight figure paycheck last year. such may be that they are worried about warped activists, but i think the real issue is that they want to distract from their feelings and their complete inability to have a plan to pay back the american taxpayer despite paying their ceo doug parker eight figures last year. that is the message we are trying to deliver. >> laura: this is good. you've a lot of corporations on your naughty list, well. i want you to move on to apple though, don't -- they are the big ohana, don't be afraid of the big boys. get the slingshot -- a slingshot. we will be waiting. but great job. to pandemic darlene's go down in shame. the ingraham angle tried to warn you early and often. who are they, who are these two men? that they are, bill gates and johnny felt she up for all of the wrong reasons. we document their fall from grace and what we can learn from it. stay there. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselve

jillian: us corporations for paving the woke culture, and after american ceo doug parker.appease the radical left for billions of taxpayer bailouts from a $10 billion payday. jillian: we must stand up for team members and customers and honor the sacrifices made by generations of americans to protect and expand the right to vote. the group is saying they, quote, have and exploiting labor forces and china. there is feedback against this. whether it is voting rights or what is happening around the world, companies are getting involved. jillian: speaking of getting involved, more money than any of us dream of. jillian: something to do in the off-season. ed: we are coming up on that. tom brady setting his sights on tv. the super bowl champion in broadcast networks, we also have an unscripted project with tom brady, yes, that tom brady, brady owns 199 productions. it could be based on a very eventful life, they got the big mansion -- >> a 17 million fixer-upper. >> of fourth-grader taking on the school's mask mandate. >> they yell of us kids that we need to pull hours up. >> is

america requires passengers to show id to fly but popular voter id law, doug parker trying to appeaseradical left, coca-cola is getting political, attacking georgia's popular voting law to distract from years of dismal sales. reports affecting the benefit from forced labor, nike is constantly political, why? cover. congressional reports that make use force labor in china. >> okay. that is a great ad. joining me now the executive director of consumer research, we have been asking when are conservatives going to stand up and say we spend money too and we don't like the woke politicized corporation so who are the targets of these ads? >> we are excited to announce the launch of the consumer initiative with the message to help america to stop trying to cozy up to woke politicians and serve their consumers of the 3 companies we are targeting first are nike, coca-cola and american airlines. >> the most of the critical of these corporations is apple particularly when it comes to their dealings with china and a stunning piece in the new york times today, an analysis found tens of thousands of

now, consumer research says that american airlines ceo doug parker's criticism of a texas law to requireat against coca cola criticize s ceo james quincy for attacking georgia's voting law. as i send it back to you i'll say we reached out to all three companies. got a response, a fresh response , that is, from coca cola, which said this. we respect everyone's right to raise their concerns but we also believe the best way to make progress now is for all of us to come together and listen respectfully. jackie, back to you. jackie: gerri willis thank you so much for that. let's bring in the man behind the ad campaign, consumers research executive director will hills. will, good to be with you this afternoon. you know, it seems to me what this ad is doing is essentially calling these corporations out for hypocrisy. >> well it's more than just that. we're excited to announce the consumers-first initiative which is a seven figure ongoing campaign that puts corporations on notice. they're not going to be able to distract from their failures and bad business practices, and their mistreatment of c

why is doug parker trying to appease the radical left? >> sean: joe from the state of delaware, they have voter i.d. don't expect any serious or critical coverage from the mob or media on any of this as we're now learning tonight, they might be scared of ending up on camera la harris's bad list. a new report in the atlantic uncovering that harris actually keeps tabs on journal i haves who she suspects may not "understand her or appreciate her life experience." i wonder where i end up on the list. wow! can you imagine if donald trump did that. here with reaction, senator lindsey graham. your reaction to all of that. >> that's a lot town pack. let's start with the board. we're inviting a terrorist attack on our country on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 by losing control of the border. how hard sit for a terrorist organization to figure out that you can put terrorists in this flow of illegal immigrants, crossing our border? we're equivocating on standing with israel. i'll be in charleston, south carolina, tomorrow night, rallying christians in

individual ceos not rival candidates and they're unloading the research targeting the airlines ceo doug parkere coca-cola ceo over obesity in america and john dawn no over allegations of forced labor in china. >> stop exploiting foreign labor. >> asked for comment a coca-cola spokesperson said this we respect everyone's right to raise their concerns and express their views, but we also believe the best way to make progress now is for us all to come together to listen, respectfully share concerns and collaborate on a path forward. asked for comment similarly american airlines referred us to its statement back in april. they said as a texas based business we must stand up for the rights of our team members and customers who call texas home and honor the sacrifices made by generations of americans to protect and expand the right to vote. consumers research says it will not disclose who's paying for all of this. organizers do say they'll spend more than a million dollars on this effort, and ads will air on cnbc, fox business and local stations the newfound aggressiveness of corporate america on so

why is ceo doug parker trying to a please the radical left?orgia's popular voting law. why? to distract from years of dismal sales, terrible 2020 results, reports suspecting may benefited from forced labor in china. nike is political. why? cover. congressional reports suspects nike was forced labor in china. >> greg: fox business network, known to fbn as tv insiders like me -- you guys have to keep calling it fox business network but i can say fbn. they reached out to all three companies for response. nike and american did an immediate get back to us, they were too big with your -- busy with their bring your nonfine barry person to work day. but coke telling fbn in a statement, we respect everyone's right to raise their concerns and express their views but we also believe the best way to make progress now is for all of us to come together, listen respectfully share concerns and collaborate on a path forward. we remain open to productive conversations with groups who have made varied views. yeah right. does that include the pepsi challenge? wha

we know where doug parker got his paycheck last year >> but, will, i have no idea who is paying your >> a political party, i don't know if you're being supported by another airline i don't know what's going on here. >> we're an independent 501c3 who protects our supporters rights to privacy but every single one of our supporters is an american consumer. >> not going to get anywhere with this, i don't think will, thank you. who's next you've got three how many total are you talking about? >> well, this is phase 1 as i said, this is phase 1 of an ongoing campaign like i said, any corporation right now that's thinking that they might be able to distract from their own miss treatment of customers or problems with forced labor tainting their production chain, you are now on notice it's not going to work i'd be happy to come back and talk about phase 2 when we're ready to launch. >> we'll do that thank you. >> great. >> okay. see you. becky. >>> all right. let's get to dom chu he's got some stocks to watch this morning dom, what's going on >> becky, let's talk a little bit about the corpor

they would like the conversations about their company and doug parker to be anything but questions about on this. when would you know -- what do you consider success that they can look and say it was a good investment? >> our aim is very simple. our message to corporate america is a simple message. stop taking positions on issues that are not germane to your business and you have no expertise on in order to distract from your mistreatment of customers. we'll know if we've succeeded that corporate america unstands they won't get away with it and they need to solve their issues. when they focus on solving those issues and stop trying to cozy up to woke activist we'll know we won. every single corporation in america is on notice. phase one of an ongoing campaign. if you sit around the board room trying to decide whether to take positions on legislation or cozy up to woke activists in order to distract from your problems we'll come after you and name and shame you. it won't end. >> bill: we mentioned american and nike. the coke spot. >> coca-cola products are poisoning american's youth and w

they look like political campaign ads they'll criticize doug parker for high pay during layoffs.y'll criticize nike ceo john donohoe. mere's what they had to say about their message. >> increasingly they're taking positions on legislation that has nothing to do with their business and this is at the same time as their quality and services are going down. >> reporter: the flash point here is the voting rights laws in texas and georgia in particular american airlines had this to say about their position they said as a texas-based business we must stand up for the rights of our team members who call texas home and honor the sacrifices made by generations to protect and expand the right to vote real flashpoint issue here, joe. this group trying to turn the debate around a little bit, at least give some of these ceos something to think about from the right as opposed to the criticism they might get for not acting the ceos very much caught in the middle. >> those are sticky points obesity and coke companies that do a lot of business in china is another so that's going for the jugular w

doug parker, american airlines, serve your customers, not woke politicians.airlines, nike and coca-cola are putting politicians before customers. coca-cola responded, telling fox business we respect everyone's right to raise their concerns and express their views. we also believe the best way to make progress is for us all to come together to listen, respectfully, share concerns and collaborate on a path forward. nike did not respond for comment and american airlines directed us to earlier statements. patrice, what do you make of this ad campaign after of course we know those companies had a problem with georgia's new voting law but they they haven't said anything about hr1, which basically makes mail-in ballots the standard as well as says you don't need id to vote. patrice: oh, i think this is a really great way of packaging their brand. i know a lot of conservatives have been stopping using coca-cola, trying to do these boycotts. i personally think they're not as effective as when you call out the hypocrisy that these brands have and do fit a public-facing

this at a time when their ceo doug parker secured a multibillion dollars taxpayer funded bailout fors with mistreatment of customers and the taxpayer subsidy of their ceos 8 figure paycheck. will: the list of corporations who have gone woke is too long to mention. here are three companies up on your screen. can you see this ad campaign is targeting. one of them is coca-cola. here is what coca-cola had to say we respect everyone's right to concerns and views. the best way to progress now for us all to come together to listen respectfully. we also reached out to american airlines who redirected us to an april statement on the voting bill. so, will, really quickly, what do you think this ad campaign can accomplish? >> well, it has a very simple message. not just to these three companies but to all of corporate america. if you are going to try to distract from mistreatment of your customers by taking positions to appease radical left wing woke politicians, it's not going to work. we're going to come for you. we are going to call you out. this is phase one of an ongoing campaign and it's