why did you make those changes. >> there was a wonderful ford foundation collection that henry ford the second when the headquarters was built amassed. it was a beautiful collection. we have renoir, monet, it was quite lovely. i would say, art historians would say we had a lot of names but not the best or anything but we had a lot of names. so when the trustees and i as we started to reimagine the building because this was part of a larger strategy to move the building from being this to being a community destination, nonprofits and other things. i said to the trustees we have an art collection that is all white men, mostly european and one woman and we are a foundation that just approved a new mission to focus on inequality and diversity in the world, we should sell and the good news is the ford trustees are a remarkable group of people. exceedingly distinguished people relentlessly focused on advancing the foundation's mission and i think they really understood that so not to everyone's pleasure but we did sell the collection and that then made it possible because we didn't want to us

it's a cash machine for ford.ickup after selling 900,000 of these guys last year. they spent $42 billion. they will unveil the latest model for the f-150. they need the cash cow product to drive restructuring plan to pay off debt related to coronavirus. f-150 accounted for 37% ever the automaker's vehicles sealed in the united states. stock is up fractionally. the stock has struggled to be frank with you. the truck ranks near apple iphone among the country's biggest consumer products ahead of android operating system and refrigerators, believe it or not. the f-series is larger than mcdonald's, nike, coke and starbucks. half a million jobs created. 49 billion to the u.s. gdp. thank you, ford f-150 we'll get a look at the new truck tonight. i'm kind of excited. i'm from texas, charles. i'm a truck kind of girl. compare it to the segway. there is no comparison. segway is ceasing production. the two wheeled self-balancing contraption looked fun but was not practical this is different from a time steve jobs said at the

and ford went from 4 to essentially 8.re are hundreds like them it's not idiosyncratic to ford it's that a lot of money has gone into beaten down names and most of the moves were way overdone. >> a lot of these interesting beaten down names this week, the hertz one still makes me scratch my head. tony, what do you make of this trade? i know you gave us your trade on lyft earlier autothou >> so first of all, this particular type of strategy, a repair strategy is one that on the surface might be fairly complicated for someone who's never traded options before. the better way to think about a one by two call spread is think about selling a cover call on the stock that you own and using that proceeds to buy a call debit spread that's exactly what a call bun one by two spread actually is. there are a few nuances about this strategy. it is a fairly creative way to utilize options to get yourself to break even sooner there are two caveats. number one, it doesn't provide any additional downside protection if you think ford is goin

elizabeth: your reaction to that, ford?the trump campaign and precautions they're taking in oklahoma do not violate oklahoma guidelines. this is a false narrative this is about trying to depress and denormize trump voters. has very little to do with public health. we know this, emac, very simply where we were during two weeks of protests riots. all these very same people were silent because they like the where it was politically and fit their narrative this is hypocrisy is very easily explainable. elizabeth: yeah the trump campaign says it will hand out masks, hand sanitizers, water to keep people hydrated. potentially could be moved to in an outside venue as the governor is looking to do of oklahoma. watch this doctor, he is also going after the trump rallies. let's letten to the doctor. take the sound bite. >> it would be extremely challenging to have a indoor mass gathering be safe in the current environment. we know there are going to be cases there. there is likely to be exposure there. think about the health departmen

let's bring in jim farley, coo of ford.ots to talk about including this deal with volkswagen that you finalized this morning let's start with a status check. how do things stand in terms of ramping up production and what do you see in the market in terms of consumer demand for going back out and buying vehicles >> good morning, phil. we're seeing great very strong demand we have for more than a month now. actually, some of our model products on retail were up year over year like f-150 very strong demand on production we're adding second and third shifts now. by july 6 we will be up to full north america production and by the end of this month almost all of our plants will be on three shifts or overtime. >> jim, you are entering a crucial stretch where you will be unveiling the new f series, give us our first look at the bronco that you will roll out over the next year and the all electric mustang coming out later this year. how much did the covid-19 pandemic set you back in terms of your product portfolio? >> not much, but,

and chair of thehe us impact investment alliance and for the past seven years as president of the ford foundation. he oversees an endowment of $13,000,000,000.600 million of annual grant money. he is dedicated to tackling the most difficult issues in the world and among the most committed supporters of residents of new orleans after hurricane katrina and led the way to building a more just and financially sustainable future for the city of detroit and as president of the ford foundation contributing to the empowerment of tens of millions of americans across the country including here in the south in a groundbreakingre 201515 essay and more recently

if you bought ford monday, we can agree you bought it badly.ther thing is, when you do this, you're probably expecting the stock to encounter some form of resistance if it returns back to the level at which you bought it makes sense. carter often will say, people who bought it badly are very happy to recover the money they've lost and looking to exit without any pain that creating a lot of upsid supply. finally, one of the things you don't want to do is simply start throwing more money at the problem by doubling down, for example. if you love the stock, at 7.5, therefore you have to love it even more at 7, 6.5 and so on. one of the things to use, a 1 by 2 stock spread buy one july 7 call, cost 39 cents and sell two of the ate strike calls against it for about 18 cents each. doing that net-net, spend 3 cents per share, $3 per contract the idea, going to dusouble the gains on your stock. recovers back to the 7.5 level, break even make money on the call if it gets up to that level in fact you'll achieve what you originally intended to do. buy the

that all right to use oversell in houston texas for this final public memorial service for george ford all over thank you. a judge in minneapolis has set bail at $1250000.00 for the former police officer he's being charged with 2nd degree murder in georgia ford's death that's after derek jovan seen right here made his 1st court appearance today by video link show vns lawyers accepted the terms of the bail which include no contact with george ford's family no working in a law when force me capacity he is not allowed to leave minnesota and he has to surrender all of his firearm. earlier i spoke to him and said our washington bureau and i asked him just what is at stake in these court proceedings . everything and nothing and let me explain everything because the ever going american community in minneapolis pacifically had asked for and was adamant about a strong charge against their shelf and not 30 agree more about now a 2nd degree murder charge and that was very very important for people in minneapolis who had a very strong opinion about the police of course the end of the justice syste

was that anti-semitism of henry ford honored. also it relates to the sense that he was urban in dearborn. could go out to the textural ideals. he was constantly speaking out against immigrants. you hear that even today. but all of those sort of vanilla misreported the ford tradition. which henry for this and it works really hard to overcome. not just anti-semitism and anti- immigration site. but also the antiunion aspects of the ford motor company. any luther horses had contagious moments because they represented the different negotiations pretty but he does not want to dismiss unions the way they've been decimated today. he felt they were instrumental to the balance of power. and luther along in an odd way. and in his art archival oral history, he said he never trained in the political aspects but i liked him. and i respected him and i think that was evident as the work strikes here and there. it sets the tone for that sort of respect for that. mark: you know is going to get to this question about my father was the mayor during

ford has to absolutely nail this launch. >> ford borrowed $20 billion to whether the economic fallout of coronavirus. >>> talk of a change in strategy in the fight against coronavirus. how cool testing could help track asymptomatic spread. >>> kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. you can go to www.kpix.com and ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> with a surge in coronavirus cases in 16 states including california, there is talk of a change in strategy. the hope to regain the upper hand on this that is wreaking so much havoc. >> reporter: the new surge in covid-19 cases is causing alarm. >> we have record-breaking high is every day. that means that the pandemic is far from over. today gove

like you to win the war even though ford has won the battle.hing we hear is him reaching out to democrats. of course we are familiar with the phrase reagan democrats. this idea that the white working-class voters who are alienated by things like the civil rights movement in the feminist movement could be folded into the republican tent was another one of his geniuses. the fact that he kind of sees this luminance in which he could strike a new vision of the republican party to the future really kind of shows the american political movement becoming ronald reagan. >> that was presidential historian rick perlstein his written extensively on presidents nixon and reagan. his appeared on booktv 14 times and you can watch his programs at any time by visiting his website booktv and searching his name. as we continue our look about other programs of u.s. presidents former director lyndon baines presidential library in 2017 he spoke about his biography of presidents george hw and george w. bush. >> we only had one other father-son president in the histor

and ford unveils the new f-150 with new options including hands-free driving it is friday, june 26, 2020. you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. good friday morning. i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan we are seeing a bit of negative activity right now, the s&p is implied lower by about 12 points the dow would open down by 170 and down another 14 points for the nasdaq this represents moves off the low so far on the treasury yield side of things, we are seeing movements across the yield curve slightly lower at 67 basis points or .67% ticking higher at 18 basis points or .18% there the fed announcing it will force big banks to suspend share buy backs and cap dividend payments for the third quarter. the firms must resubmit their pay back plans the fed found several banks could get too close to capital levels amid the pandemic induced slow down. shares of nike, dow component as well the company posting an unexpected loss. was hurt by retail store closures the wholesale business saw a 50% drop in business on line sales rose by 75%. we'll talk to an analyst in the next half hour abou

it's symbolic of this poor guy, gerald ford. he has the worst luck he is the best of any president we've ever had buddies depicted on tv as a physical bubbler because of a couple slips he made. gerald ford was damned if he did and damned if he didn't. so desperate to be seen as transparent, open, transcending with darkness and close nature of the white house under richard nixon. he accepts the subpoenaed to testify about this pardon. and yet, he looked so squarely looks like one of the bad guys we've seen the summer before the watergate hearings. instead being celebrated for his openness, no one trusts him. everyone assumes because everyone is rotten. the have no faith in their institutions no faith in their leaders this guy was in on the scam. >> host: you said some strong things about gerald ford in there what you think of him? >> guest: i think he was a man doing the bestie could in an almost impossible situation. i think he promised something he could not deliver. he promised and to division. there's national nightmare is ov

ford has got to nail this launch. >> a launch that is key to ford's future after borrowing more than20 billion to whether the economic fallout of the coronavirus. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> let's take a live look at the international space station right now, where a spacewalk has just begun. two astronauts are replacing 48- year-old nickel hydrogen batteries in the solar power system. they will install 24 more powerful lithium-ion units instead. they are expected to be on the spacewalk for just under seven hours. we are going to continue to check on the progress throughout the morning. mary, i know you get real excited about the stuff, you are our s.t.e.m. girl. >> i love it. i get super excited when you talk about anything science, it's really cool to hear about the latest in space. >>> here is a live look. you can see the bay bridge, and a gray start to our day with low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and around the bay. so, right now we are looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s. clear skies in concord and san jose at 60 degrees, upper 5

truly delighted to be here this evening to welcome darren walker to do serving as president of the ford foundation and will be the 2020 stanford distinguished lecturer and given all of his extraordinary accomplishmentshou whoever introduces him has their work cut out for them. born in louisiana one of the first children of the nation to benefit from the headstart program he went on to earn a scholarship at the university of texas austin where he would graduate with degrees in government, speech communication and lobby for pursuing a successful career as an attorneyyst and investment banker. for the past three decades, mr. walker has been one of our nations for most philanthropic executives. 's serving as chief operating officer as the largest development corporation vice president of the rockefeller foundation, cofounder and chair of thehe us impact investment alliance and for the past seven years as president of the ford foundation. he oversees an endowment of $13,000,000,000.600 million of annual grant money. he is dedicated to tackling the most difficult issues in the world and among

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ford was not happy about being linked with that at the time. in the statement to the detroit free press, forward to said x months debut date on o.j. simpson's birthday is just a coincidence. it was not planned. >>> the time is 4:18. it is a location of one of the most iconic moments of the civil rights movement, we will tell you about a petition to rename the edmund pettis bridge in alabama. >>> a big win for lgbtq rights, workers are being celebrated during this pride month. new colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. do the dougie! remove ten years of yellow stains with new colgate optic white renewal. [overlapping narration george floyd.] his name was george floyd. say his name. say his name. george floyd. say his name. say their names. go to blacklivesmatter.com >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 4: 21. 28 people were arrested during that big protest on sunday evening that brought traffic to a standstill in the upper deck of the bay bridge. ktvu's rob roth talked with

is that affecting your operations at ford at this point at all?: not yet, but we are really watching this carefully. we are looking at the infection data by location with all of our plants and facilities every day, and we are always going to put our team's safety first. if we have to stop operations, we will. we won't hesitate it at all. so far, the playbook has worked well. it helps a lot to be in the ppe production business. we have had no issues with ppe availability. we have tens of thousands of people back to work, so it takes a lot of ppe to keep everyone safe. david: with respect to the f-150 you are launching here, it is terribly important -- i think it has been the most popular vehicle in the united states for 43 years is what i have read. you also met competition from ram and chevy. what are you doing with this new four 150 -- four f-150 to fight this off -- ford f-150 to fight this off? jim: this is the first big upgrade for us in five to six years. we have all new powertrains, a new hybrid, first in the market. it gets 700 miles on one

ford up 1.5%. >>> the list just keeps on growing.g the heat as more advertisers cut ties with the social network. the latest sportswear giant adidas, packaged food company conagra pulling out in the last few minutes, joining companies like hewlett-packard, clorox, best buy and ford that pulled advertising today, while others like unilever, coca-cola and as charlie gasparino reported over the weekend, pepsico yanking ads from the social media platform. this list of advertisers, they are all saying thumbs down to facebook. what does mark zuckerberg have to do to stop all this? >> well, i don't know what he can do other than reverse his position. we should point out this type of advertising, i suggest people read our story on foxbusiness.com, kind of lays out just how much money facebook makes a lot of money every year. their revenues are diversifying a lot of the selling data. i believe of their -- each quarter, they do about a billion dollars in advertising which it's -- i'm not saying it's unsubstantial, but whether it's material to

he is like henry ford, modern henry ford.andowski who was involved in the google and pursuit. suit. uber once you make a car at her than the driver, it is almost irresponsible to have them there. and the founder of cruise automation now part of general motors. this is someone talking about him. part of what is driving him, this is similar talking about -- someone talking about him, is the fact that 33,000 americans are killed by highway accidents every year. 90% of the time by human error. [h, that makes me so mad sarcastically] they want to eliminate the driver because we are bad drivers. it's not true. this is the 94% fallacy. they all read this document, this is the critical reason for crashes investigated in the national motor vehicle crash causation survey. it does not say who causes the crash. you have to read the footnotes. nobody reads the footnotes. [angrily] 'although the critical reason is an important part of the description of events leading up to the crash, it is not intended to be interpreted as the cause of th

that was glen ford executive editor of black agenda report. some control from middle class to homeless for the night most some are very hardworking people there want to get ahead that either have some some health issues or have some of the district about luck a full time job one told me his pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim at gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judge or a possession against you and get a ticket by anyone that's homeless in history like garbage people look at you like a monster or so. one batter you chose to be there most of the time it's not the case see how it is to be in the world's richest country. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. tyson nation to community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is free. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths

that was glen ford executive editor of black agenda report. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics business i'm show business i'll see you then. to give us your god look at just a nonconformist you don't feel horrible lately correct tell take your big nonetheless the experiment being played out in seattle is no laughing matter and the ideas of law and order and the legitimate use of force are its day a piece of advice go visit jobs before chats. hello there i'm an election and you are watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from the nation and all around the world here are tonight's top stories thousands of jobs wiped out so many americans are behind on mortgage payments and more stimulus money might be on the way can the u.s. government find real solutions during this pandemic we'll discuss the fate of this economy next with our panel guests and among the many job losses due to this endemic

i think it was somewhat unique in the nixon and ford white houses that people at the white -- at that level of the white house senior staff and with the stature that bobbie had in being involved in putting the message together, we had some issues in the ford administration about whether it would continue to be adhered to. and i can remember particularly on the split brief policy -- it was a policy that was unique in the nixon and ford administrations but it was not followed afterwards. griffin bell cut it out when he was attorney general. but the policy was that if there was an indian trust issue in a case and the justice department was filing a brief on behalf of of the corps of engineers or the internal revenue service on that issue going against the resolved issue -- the interior department could file a section in the brief stating the separate views of the solicitor. we filed six split briefs -- a few of them were done before my time. and we won all six cases. so, it was a strong support of indian rights. but there came a time when the assistant attorney did not want to file a spl

ford motor, david. >> one can only imagine.w, ford motor it does put you in mind of the potential traffic that's going to ensue in major metropolitan areas if people are not using mass transit, not even just new york and the subway, but metro north and the railroad and other major cities as well everybody is going to be driving into the city center. >> yes, i have no doubt, unless we continue to have the rules of where you can stay at home if you want to. but this is going to be a difficult time people -- this is going to reverse a trend that have been going on for a long time as they race the price of the tolls in new york people are afraid of mass transit. until mass transit comes up with an ultraviolet way of killing all after covid, used cars, new cars, trucks, anything, anything will do. ford motor, david, i'll see these guys seven and i'll go to eight. i think it goes to $8. >> really? >> i do. the new 150 is going to be great. >> right well, okay but used cars right now seem to be the focus. >> have you ever driven one?

coo of the ford motor company.n of the f150 how critical is it for this truck, which has so many functional and useful features that you've added, how critical is it for it to corrennect to buyers >> very critical, phil it's important for the u.s. economy. no one builds more trucks in america than ford. we build all of ours here. its it's almost 1 million units. it's the u.s. most favorite automotive product and number one for more than 40 years huge for ford. >> reporter: so when you look at this and you look at pickup prices, full size pickup prices, averaging around $40,000 at the same time is there going to be resistance how much more are people willing to pay for an f150 they start down closer to $30,000 if you are getting base model. if you are getting these loaded up you're going well north of 50,000, right? >> yeah, absolutely. you know, what we found, phil, is many of our trucks are used for work partially or fully, and it's a work tool in that case. people are happy to pay if the product is more productiv

so we called our friends at ford, and they wanted you to have this brand new ford f-150 that you seesay thank you for what you've done and to say happy birthday, too. >> stop it! oh, my god. i was looking -- >> jimmy: it's navy, just like -- >> i'm going to lose my mind. >> jimmy: do you like the color? >> yes! i love blue. i can't even -- my god. >> jimmy: ford has been supporting active military and veterans through their proud to honor program. they're supporting frontline workers too. they're producing face shields. they're veptrs, rntilateors, gowns. and they filled your new truck with ppe for you and your co-workers. so happy birthday, and thanks for what you've done, and thank you to ford for throwing this beautiful gift into the mix, too. when do you go home, lieutenant? >> i was supposed to be going home in a couple of days. i just got all my paperwork set up. i got my covid negative test. so i've done that like three times. i'm ready to go back home and go back to work. i can't even believe there's a truck in my -- what is that? >> jimmy: we're going to let the baby vomit i

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>> ford is in trouble. watching that has been in the stock the last few years knows that this is a company that has one of the most magnificent products in the world, in this country. only the iphone generated more revenue. $42 billion in revenue. we're talking more of companies like mcdonalds, netflix, starbucks. it's a juggernaut. but the rest of the company is in trouble. they have $150 billion in debt. they couldn't find the right cars. people didn't want cars anyway. the gleaming f-150, the number 1 truck for 43 years, it's just absolutely amazing that this unveil tonight keeps people excited. so they'll have a traditional version a hybrid version and two years a electric version. it's competitive this space and ford needs to stay on top of the f-150 for sure. >> doesn't sound like the electric version is the same buyer as the real true gasoline version of the f-150. at least in perception, charles. >> you know what? when elon musk unveiled his pickup, people said oh, you know, no one wants an electric

they change jobs, they between the a gm and a ford factory. why ford? they paid $5 a day. it was twice the wages of all of the other automobile vak tifact. and ford increased his daily wage to $6 a day. after the stock market crashed and the economy went into decline, ford raises wages again to $7 a day. those lucky enough to keep their jobs were getting $7 a day. this is baud ford understood that without purchasing power there would be no market for all of those automobiles and all of that stuff. they are working for a higher paying job. they can raise their wages by unionizing, right? another way of engaging in collective action. i go to president turner and i complain about my salary. it's not making any effect. i'm not going to do any of that. we likely see a increase in our s ri just as if if all of you engaged in collective action you would probably see a decrease in tuition. this is airing on national television, i have now called for collective action. the point is that unions. so americans formed unions they went on strike after world war one. prices were so high

hilary ford which boom bust anchor christi i. among the trends already in motion which have accelerated during the pandemic distance learning school was out in many cases and here in rhode island we did remarkably well big companies were donating laptops big telcos are passing out hot spots and donating free wi-fi the fall semester is a huge question mark because a lot of parents are squawking about paying full boat to wishin if college is going to amount to a glorified correspondence course and the buzz word we've been hearing is credit wars meaning will the legacy university accept the credits that we earned for those 1st couple of years of western civ an english comp back home at the community college hilary as a college parent yourself i've got one minute left but for see the fall seminar and what about this credit wars issue. well i would say to you yes holland in role is a transaction the pain but something for your student to enjoy to benefit from to grow and to learn it is just unlike learning they're not having the entir

let's welcome republican strategist ford o'connell. ford, thanks for being here.d out the case for a flynn cause. let me play that sound bite and get your reaction. roll tape. >> does michael flynn, first, have a legal case? >> well, he certainly does. i mean, that's why there is an action called a vivid action, and that is to go after a federal investigator that suits someone's constitutional rights. it's specific for that occasion, and i hope that he's looking at it strongly. david: so, ford, if he does have a case as was just laid out, who does he sue? >> well, i think he's going to have to sue the federal government and the fbi, and here's the reason. withholding of evidence the reason why he can pursue a bivens action for damages. that's the best way we're going to find out what exactly happened because i find when the federal government has to pay out money, we actually get to the bottom of what's going on. david: now, you also have within these peter strzok written hand notes and, of course, we don't know whether they're actually true or not, but he suggest

eastern time we'll be speaking with the ford coo, jim farley. kelly. >>> still ahead, hotels to cruise lines are under pressure as uncertainty remains around reopening in the u.s a battle is brewingbetween states over hot spots emerging in the south and west. amazon hitting a fresh record high today and a top analyst says it's most undervalued asset could be video came service twitch more power lunch is next can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. >>> welcome back news of a state quarantine putting additional pressure on hotels and tourist hot spots like new york that are already grappling with low occupancy due to the pandemic and a drop in international tourism. the city has faced explosive growth in the past decade. supply of new hotel rooms up 42% since 2010 john, how are you trading these hotel stocks knowing the state quarantine can limit travel ev

joining me to discuss the protests that have erupted in over 140 american cities is glenn ford executive editor of black agenda report so glenn i i would think that you would argue that this has been a long time coming. this isn't the 1st horrific murder of a black man by police. how do you read the site geist of this moment well it's been a long time coming but the actual explosion was caused by several factors coming together and not just the system getting more and more raw you know that's not really the way revolutions happen and that there is some kind of smell coming from the system and that turns people that it's time to get rid of it but there were some very important and some of the unexpected factors that made at this past 2 weeks and historic occasion one that will be noted in history. number one of course was the corona virus which was something that had never happened in modern american times followed. on the heels in the almost immediately by an economic shutdown that has created conditions that are much like the great depression all of that coming on the recently we also h

>>> don ford in oakland, what would one do with >>> the oakland a's are looking to get fans involved once the season starts up again. >> they sure are. kpix 5's don ford with a unique idea that one city leader hopes will attract more people to the coliseum. >> reporter: what would you do with one of california's largest parking lot? oakland city councilwoman rebecca kaplan says she has the answer. she says now more than ever it's time to bring back drive- in movies. kaplan and others are working with the coliseum authority looking to possibly install massive screens. and it's not just movies. there are discussions to possibly project a is baseball when the season finally starts. sports consultant and retires a's executive andy dulwich likes the idea. >> anyone that has a pickup truck, they have their own lunch very sweet. >> reporter: the oakland a's says they love the city's ideas and will support ideas and work within the county's public health recommendations. >> it's fun. bring your own food. >> reporter: adrian and anita went to the drive-in just last night in san jose. >> i hav

he was close to ford before ford was not only president and vice president so the hospitale that comes in that -- the honesty that comes in that relationship is extremely important. >> okay. i'm going to remind the audience we have a little more time and so if you would like to submit a question you can do so in the comment section of facebook, on the youtube chat function or on twitter. another question here, coming from peter and that is proper structure and process usually provides the outcomes desired. when a president does not care but either, whatter the alternatives for better outcomes. >> process and structure are extremely important. it's hard to beat that. don't have the process, don't have the structure you'll have problematache outcomes. if you have a clear direction, you can overcome some process problems potentially by everybody knowing where you're trying to go. the question is, if you dent have good process and you don't have clarity and direction, that is really what can lead to -- that's when you see problemment it's a really good question. it's boring. process is bor

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