wants the rest of this program visit our website booktv.org and use the search box to look for john mackeyor the title of his book conscious leadership. >> how are you, who's excited ? that was weak. i know it's like, i don't know what day it is you it's tuesday night we are really excited forthat . there you go area awesome. first and foremost iq so much to dylan and cassidy and everyone else for making this event possible. i'm so excited to be connecting with you in person and i know you are probably all feeling the exact same way you are most of you know hybrid in school? i'm very sorry. i'm glad we're here turning point making this happen. thank you to mackenzie, amy and also pro

recent virtual events, whole food ceo john mackey spoke about his approach to leadership in business. here's a portion of the program. >> capitalism will actual i prefer the word for it, innovation is him. 's greatest thing in humanity that we are creating targeted as you go back, 200 years ago when innovation is a really began to pick up same under 4 percent of everybody live in the time made less than $2 a day. that's in today's dollars predict today that is under 10 percent party and the average lifespan 200 years ago was 30. now it is 72.6. in advanced countries, is closer to 80. illiteracy rate raised 200 years ago across the planet were 88 percent another 12 percent. and in this book enlightenment now, you will see documentation after documentation that about how much more we have first entered progress and it has been science and technology combined with innovation is him as the entrepreneurs the scientific discoveries and operational to make our lives better and it is the greatest thing in humanity has ever done. business people are not the nonsense try, they are the heroes of

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wants the rest of this program visit our website booktv.org and use the search box to look for john mackey or the title of his book conscious leadership. >> how are you, who's excited ? that was weak. i know it's like, i don't know what day it is you it's tuesday night we are really excited forthat . there you go area awesome. first and foremost iq so much to dylan and cassidy and everyone else for making this event possible. i'm so excited to be connecting with you in person and i know you are probably all feeling the exact same way you are most of you know hybrid in school? i'm very sorry. i'm glad we're here turning point making this happen. thank you to mackenzie, amy and also production team for making this face look so awesome. let's get everyone aroundthe loss for that . [applause] >> as you guys know we are here to celebrate the launch of my book which has been such an incredible few weeks and many years in the making, writing this book going through the publication process now going on my book tour which has been an incredible last couple of weeks so we will talk a little bit abou

during a virtual event, whole foods ceo john mackey spoke about his approach to leadership and business. here is a portion of the program. >> capitalism or the word innovation is is the greatest thing humanity has ever created. go back 200 years ago when innovation began to pick up steam, 94% of everybody on planet earth had less than two dollars a day, 94%. that's in today's dollars. the average lifespan 200 years ago was 30 now it is 72.6 and advanced countries closer to 80. literacy rates 200 years ago across the planet were 88% now they are 12%. if you read steven pinker's book and my demint now you will see documentation after documentation of documentation how the world has progressed. it has been science and technology combined as the entrepreneurs took the scientific discoveries and operationalized them to make our lives better. it's the greatest thing he's done. business people are not the villains of the story they are the heroes of the story.

i especially want to note on my staff john cain sitting next to me, margaret mcintosh also known as mackeyhoffman, riordan, and our fearless director mary francis. another member of our team who used to be part of our e.p.a. team who is now leaving our staff, her last day, ashley more began. we want to thank her for -- morgan. we want to thank her for all of her help. also adam thomason for his leadership with ranking member capito and her e.p.a. team, including jess kramer and travis. we thank them all very, very much. and finally, a big shut out -- shout out to our water subcommittee chair, senator duckworth for taking the lead to introduce this excellent measure and senator cardin and ranking members -- senator lummis of wyoming and senator cramer. and it's been a pleasure to work with each of you and your staffs. i would go so far to say a labor of love. a labor of love. with this bill's level of support, it's my hope we can seize this momentum and pass this measure quickly this week. i urge all my colleagues to join senator capito and me in supporting this comment bill. before i yield