to talk to you about mcdonald's.makes the job fun. david: you came here in what year? >> i was here in 2015. david: euros up and quickly became the head of americas. in 2019, you became the ceo and the stock and market cap are up 20% since then, so i assume the board is happy. >> so far, so good. david: some of your predecessors did not have that long for health and other reasons. >> i try not to think about it too much, actually. i think when you are in these jobs, you are just very grateful for the time that you are in the role, and i don't spend a lot of time thinking about, you know, sort of, you know, the future and all that stuff. it is about as long as i keep delivering for the company, so long as we keep performing, i certainly feel really fortunate to be in the role that i'm in. david: now that covid is not behind us but certainly receding a little bit, are you traveling the world or do you expect to travel the world more? >> i do expect to travel starting next month and between now and the end of the year,

permutation that affects mcdonald's. it is both a challenge as a job but also what is interesting about it. ♪ david: let's talk about the major things on your menu, which i've sampled over the years, of course. the most popular thing you have on your menu is a big mac or a quarter pounder or french fries? chris: from a volume standpoint, the fries are by far the biggest. within sandwiches, probably the big mac. it does vary a little bit around the world, but the big mac is probably up there. david: the fries are intoxicatingly difficult to stop eating. can you tell us what is the secret? what do you put in the batter or cooking oil or whatever you do that is the secret -- or is it the potatoes? chris: well, we have a room here that i have not taken you to that has all the secrets on that. there's a lot of things that go into it, starting with, you know, where we get the potatoes from, and we have proprietary relationships with that, how those potatoes are then processed. what we put on those potatoes and ultimately how t

a mcdonald's.id: do you ever go to your competitor's stores to get some new information? chris: we do. we do. we usually do not stay there too long. usually the service and food is not as good and the service isn't as good either, but we will go in there to check. david: mcdonald's is always coming up with new products. everybody is coming up with new products in every line of business, but you are always coming up with new food products that people will presumably like. but you taste them all yourself, and do you have to approve a new product? or do you just say, i have other people that do the food tasting? chris: yeah, we've a great menu team. it is their job to work typically with franchisees and customers to develop new food products. occasionally, i might just say, hey, i'm interested in trying that. the team will usually humor me on those types of things. david: but if you don't like it, what happens? chris: nothing ordinarily. [laughs] other than, it's interesting that you didn't like it. w

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let's stick with earnings and go to mcdonald's.eported sales topped estimates as consumers continue to eat out. joining us is michael hale. thank you as always for joining us. it looks like higher costs worked for mcdonald's and i would argue coca-cola. that is not the dynamic of walmart earnings. what is walmart doing right? michael: mcdonald's is doing a few things right. really the sales were driven by price increases. they had not seen an increase in foot traffic at all. what they are doing better than others is they have scale. they can offer a value menu and price points their smaller competitors cannot match. jon: the other thing -- we were talking about shopify, a business exploding during the pandemic. in the case of businesses like mcdonald's, they retooled during the pandemic. thinking about how many menu offerings they had. it appears that allowed them in terms of having a tighter, more focused list of offerings to keep serving and keep focused to avoid some of those labor headache we've heard so much about. what would

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nobody is going to mcdonald's, eating mcdonald's, what kind of substance to i want today? go to mcdonald's. it is more than nutritional value. so i think people if they were going to be at mcdonald's in the first place, they will pay an extra dollar because they need to. >> neil: at what point would you draw the line, all right, i love mcdonald's brides, but this is ridiculous. >> i mean, if the mcdonald's burger comes to $10, i don't know if we would have a country anymore, to be honest. [laughter] so for a big macs, we are in trouble. it is not my fault but food is so good. but we are not there yet, but trimming that direction. in the problem is, once the prices go up, it is hard to brit is what we are seeing across the border. >> neil: all of these restaurants are crowded. what do you think? >> absolutely come at the top of the times, the more you want to spend time eating mcdonald's. that makes perfect sense to me. >> neil: i remember a line in the show and i hate it. all right, that is the best i can do, i'm sorry. that is the end. the actual character's name so i don

it is worth noting mcdonald's has reported it has 2400 franchise owners in total.comes on the heels of changes being made to the franchise system that include evaluating new operators equally instead of giving preferential treatment to spouses and current owners and separating its lease renewal process from assessments of whether owners can operate additional restaurants owners are frustrated about the changes. the survey found nearly 100% feel the company should have consulted owner leaders before announcing changes 95% feel senior management does not have the best interests of its owners in mind 83% believe this is a veiled attempt to raise rents this also comes as mcdonald's looks to recruit new owners to the system, including a $250 million pledge to help diverse candidates over the next five years. >> they surveyed a third to a quarter of the existing franchises is this the survey usually representative of how everybody feels or is it just a vocal minority have there been no-confidence votes before >> this is the first one i've covered since taking on the beat

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how did mcdonald's fare in the last recession? >> reporter: i think analysts and investors are looking to the last recession. mcdonald's did well, and it was resilient again due to the price point. analysts are saying that for those same reasons it is well- positioned to hold up, while this time around the franchise model works in its favor. franchisees have had a very strong performance. even this quarter, mcdonald's is calling out their strength versus the company-owned stores. casual dining tends to rise and fall with economic conditions. maybe consumers can't justify spending as much money. mcdonald's, again, with that lower price point and options has more to offer the consumer in an environment that could be challenging moving ahead. >> all right, thanks, thank you so much. kate rogers reporting from the west coast. >>> general motors trading lower after they missed the estimate, but automakers say that demand remains strong. phil lebeau picks it up from there. hi, phil. >> reporter: hi, tyler. one indication of demand is th

drew: it had better be mcdonald's. if it is not mcdonald's we do -- i do not want it. we will take you outside, here a live look, you can see the fog cresting over the hills. we have that marine layer firmly established. dense fog along the coast and drizzle elsewhere. a green morning with the stronger onshore flow with improving air quality, today and tomorrow. here is live doppler 7, high pressure spinning across the four corners for pushing to the east allowing the trough to move into the west coast. it is a depth that is bringing about cooler weather the next couple of days and the marine layer each and every morning through the end of the week. future tracker temperatures the fog slow to pull back. look at lunchtime temperatures, cool compared to yesterday, 60's to low 70's and only the low 80's at that hour. today it is about a cooler day, better air quality. 66 and the city. 84, san jose. santa rosa is cooler than yesterday. mid and upper 80's and the warm spots and inland. we have a coastal flood advisory happening again at 9:00 p.m. because of the king tides,

today it was mcdonald's' turn.nounced they have added between 10 and 20 pounds to items on the menu. my cheeseburger has gone from 99 pence to 1.19. they are increasing costs for things like fuel, wages and increases. when the likes of mcdonald's and other big brands raise the price on key products everyone knows the price for, that is when as customers we start to feel the difference. it shows what is happening behind the scenes, even the world's biggest companies cannot absorb the amount of price increases they are facing, so there passing it straight to us. with prices rising so quickly on bills and household basics, it is those with the least of that are struggling the most. jo has four children and is dependent on her universal credit payments. >> all i can do is what anyone can do. it is just not enough. reporter: with prices for food, groceries and energy bills set to rise higher in the months ahead, jo dean and millions like her are hoping for help, but racing themselves for the worst -- bracing themselves

get out your apps. we're going to camp mcdonald's.ve deals like two new menu hacks. merch drops every week. a performance by me, with three more amazing shows leading up! and deals on the food you love. only in the mcdonald's app. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ hey, everybody! welcome back. my guest tonight has reported on politics for two decades, and is the host of "all in with chris hayes." please welcome chris hayes! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) i thought it was remarkable compelling >> stephen: what is it about that? >> stephen: what does that say about the reality that we don't know yet. >> just how close it came. how close we came to is a coup being pulled off, the praith leading a mob against the government at the capitol. it was a matter of seconds and feet between the vice president of the united states who had a target painted on his back by the president and a crowd who was out for the blood about him. you can hear on the vocal tambor on the comes of the secret service, they are in fight or flight mode. these are usually, as you say,

that was confirmed this morning by lord mcdonald.not telling the truth, saying the prime minister was briefed at the time about not only that investigation that took place into mr pincher�*s conduct at the foreign office but also the outcome of that investigation as well. he has particularly taken issue with number 10 �*s use of the word resolved saying just because it was a result doesn�*t mean mr pincher was somehow exonerated, in fact the opposite end he had to apologise for his conduct. these twists and turns which has resulted in another line today from number 10 saying the prime minister actually was briefed at the time about this foreign office that he simply did not recall that earlier this week and over the last few days has not gone down well with conservative mps. last few days has not gone down well with conservative mp5. i think a very damning line that summarises the mood in the party today from the former chief whip mark harper who told the bbc earlier today that he felt ministers of the crown had been lied to. this is

i don't think they will get hit going to mcdonald's. >> what is your readthrough on a mcdonald's report with the investments that you have? >> i can't help but think that there is this overlap between the walmart consumer and the mcdonald's consumer and it is probably a little bit target as well. they've been able to navigate so many different environments. the only thing not to like is the multitude relative to the market. i think there is not a lot of room for any miss, i know it is not a crazy multiple but in this environment, it seems that inflation food costs, all those kinds of stuff and the headwinds from currency, so a great company, but not for me. >> a lot of options action around mcdonald's today. the traders are loving it. we have the action. >>> three times the average daily options. they are implying and move over 3% after reporting earnings greater than or less than 2% of the company after the last 8/4 and the active contracts where the weekly 265 calls. we saw over 7000 of those trading for just under 7%. that is an increase of 7% by the end of the week. that's ambitious

kate rogers for giving us a preview of mcdonald's as well. still ahead, summer is in full swing. research shows time out of the office is good for employees, for executives, why americans need to get out of the office is next dolly varden silver is advancing their high-grade undeveloped asset in bc's prolific golden triangle. the property includes two past producing mines, and over 135 million ounces of silver equivalent. dolly varden. >>> unplugging and taking time-out can prevent burnout a new survey find that the majority of american professionals plan to take less or shorter vacations this year sharon epperson talked to executives about how they manage their own vacation time and their employees' time off. sharon >> well, kelly, sometimes vacation isn't all that restful. that's when the e-mails and messages keep coming in. a few companies though are offering a new perk to fight burnout and give employees a real break from work company wide holidays when everyone is off at the same time she is back from a company wide week long holiday at bumble. like many professionals, she d

today, it was mcdonald's turn. can i just get a cheeseburger, please?een top and 20p to lots of items on the menu. right, take care. my cheeseburger has gone up from 99p to £1.19. mcdonald's say they're facing increased costs for things like fuel, wages and ingredients. when the likes of mcdonald's and other big brands start increasing the price on key products that everyone knows the price for, that's when as customers, we really start to feel the difference, and it shows that what is happening behind—the—scenes is that even the world's biggest companies can't absorb the amount of price increases that they're facing at the moment, so they're passing it straight on to us. but with prices rising so quickly on bills and households basics, it's those with the least who are struggling the most. hi, jodine, how are you? jodine has four children and is dependent on her universal credit payments. i'm trying my hardest. that's all i can do, that's what anyone can do, is try their hardest, but it's like our hardest is just not enough. and she's not the only one.

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mcdonald. dr. mcdonald: thank you, chair lofgren, ranking member mcclintock, and distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me here to discuss these efforts in support of the immigrant military veterans initiative. alongside my colleagues from that apartment of home unsecured he and department of defense. when the initiative was launched in 2021 secretary mcdonough reiterated the mission. it is our responsibility, he said, to serve veterans no matter who they are, where they are from, or the status of their citizenship. we at v.a. are proud to work alongside federal partners to make that happen. v.a. operates according to statute when determining benefits and health care eligibility and we have a responsibility to serve veterans regardless of current immigration or citizenship status. we are working closely alongside dhs and dod to identify eligible deported veterans. we are collaborating with veterans service organizations and nonprofit groups to engage the veterans. notably

you'll be working for ronald mcdonald. and then he said as all your kid would say and i like that clown a whole lot more. so i told the president i did i told the president he laughed and he says well there's a step up and this is reagan gave me that look the look pete just look. so, oh, thank you ken. i have i'm going to share a quick one about interviewing. i i was in france during the administration with our ambassador to france and came back and got a call. in fact gail. you helped he that up for me at some point you and your husband at the time did that for me? and i went in for my interview and i had the new hairdo the new suit i can visit i can envision it like it was yesterday pumps the whole thing and i walk into the suite, you know through the back hallways of the hotel. i sit down in the big suite i'm ready to go and she comes bouncing through the doorway of the bedroom in running shoes blue and an oversized sweater. and i thought wow. okay, this is just real. and that's the side that i think so many of us were

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i wanted a consumer name, that's mcdonald's.what we heard from verizon and at&t it's a negative i want to hear from t mobile. i have never seen a company schedule a presentation when they have something negative to say. i think they will continue to outperform their. i want to see how the economy is doing in their eyes. mcdonald's increased price is 6%. how are they dealing with food information? how is this going to progress down the pipe for them and what are they going to do during a recession? t-mobile is a 14% year-to-date. residence down 14%. i want to see what they are doing. >> time goes fast. time for the final trade. looks good on the horn, brian kelly. >> for me to sell to cues. you will go lower, stocks the lower. >> julie be old? >> reporter: i'm treating into teledyne. i think defense spending should be a good place to be. >> jane seymour? she >> at the end of the day, 4 1/2 times on gm. i think it will reaffirm very strong numbers. margins is something i want to earn even in a difficult environment. you will hear

and everyone knows that mcdonald's salad k will look a new study. business financing is seen. >> the top spot go to a surprising contender, you know, that makes sense to because they are also everywhere. they are everywhere. they write as the globe's favorite place to eat over taking mcdonald. so you're on the money, john previously recorded as the globe's number one brand, although not taking the top spot. mcdonald's a steal the most searched for food spot in 40 countries, including here at home in the u.s. you got many countries that came out and roles for pizzas pizza hut and domino's took spots as the tops are and 5th, most searched food brands worldwide. and of course, burger king still place towards the top of the list at number 4 for maintain the dominance in 14 countries. what's your favorite, though? right now? i would say i'll tell you the next hour, lou. >> coming up in the next hour, an air quality advisory now in effect for good chunk of the bay area. due to wildfires break down what you need to know. and the naacp now demanding school

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those that can include coca-cola and mcdonald's.oca-cola shares up nearly 1% after reporting earnings here than expected. they have a pretty bleak outlook because of the health care unit, at least for now. i do wonder, some of the margin pressures, i wonder when that is going to come back into play. tom: there's no other way to put it. i want to do one total return here. this is a good lead-in. in the last 10 years, mcdonald's is up 14% per year, where walmart underperforms by 600 basis points, up 8% per year. every stock is about the same and every sector is not the same. i'm going to go out on a limb and say sector analysis and sector choice in the next 12 months is absolutely critical. which sectors will win? >> it is a big change to the last cycle. i think most psychos went up together. i think you had a good return. i think we all know the market is incredibly bearish, especially industrials. you should consider new orders. if you are asking about the next 12 months, one probably needs to start thinking about exposure, but clea

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for both mcdonald's and yum, the u.s. represents 3% of the business two more names to keep an eye on, dominos also has a large international presence finally, starbucks the international exposure is more concentrated in china and japan. second and third largest markets after the u.s. mcdonald's and yum faring a bit better under 5%. starbucks and dominos over 10% the entire space has just really been hit hard. >> the let me vector you to a place that is a little off point here but what has the closings of restaurants in russia for especially starbucks and mcdonald's meant what will it mean for those names? >> that's definitely something else to watch. they're pretty much completing that process mcdonald's, remember, those are corporate owned restaurants. a little bit different there starbucks also licensed the restaurants overseas so that is another thing to certainly watch. and one more thing i would like to bring up what this means for this quarter that's coming up, the fx headwinds matter. all the analysts i spoke to sa

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tom: lawrence mcdonald will join us. i can't say enough about this, asa abramowitz, larry mcdonald is focused on emerging markets. it is got the characteristics you see in egypt. lisa: i wonder if that will be the story or if it will be a continuation of europe driving down the rest of the world to acting em like in terms of how volatile the inflation backdrop is. i want to build on the gas issue, in addition to what we heard from emmanuel macron, dass storage levels are falling for we get into peak usage months at a time people are worried about the gas supply being cut off raises the specter of germany coming out with something similar and saying stop using so much, put on a sweater, keep temperatures at this level. tom: -27 basis points. in honor of alan greenspan, jon has a headline. jonathan: andrea hall and horse from citibank -- we see a 100 basis point rate hike this month . the committee showed it will react to each monthly meeting, each inflation reading. we expect policy rates to reach 4% by the end of 2022. h

becomes more urgent, so oleg penzin, an economist, is in touch with us . in fact, what replaced mcdonald's there is an interesting nuance, the owners of this establishment, by the way, mr. morshivka is absolutely right, it is turning into such a pub, they officially declared that the economy is not working and they must include alcoholic beverages in the menu. so i i think that in the near future, this network will probably add some ryumochnaya pouring snack bars. well, it’s hard for me. they are returning to the roots of russian traditions. and they say that the russians will still make a new car, and the factories that will produce the cars will be called edet, and okay , well, they joked a little. let 's start with why growing vegetables are becoming more expensive in ukraine, how expensive it can be, and why at the same time, let's say with fruits, although in our south, which is partially occupied, there are no such special problems that here now, so to speak trends in the market should be expected, please , look to reassure the audience, uh, the biggest period of price growth for veg

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tom: food with all the substitution, mcdonald's.ntioned this earlier, next year is the year of debate about rent, multi family and the housing crisis in this country. we are focused on three zip codes in new york. i have not been to your zip code in three years. jonathan: i saw you there a couple months ago. tom: do not ruin the image. coast-to-coast, rent is what it is all about. jonathan: it is crushing. it speaks to the stickiness of inflation. it speaks to a federal reserve -- tom: with the hollenhorst, you go from 9% to 1%. 5% is not acceptable. jonathan: futures higher by .9%. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the consumer is not as resilient as they have been in the past and that more sensitive to prices. >> stagflation is a precondition for a growth inflation. >> the world is changing. economic volatility is so much higher now. >> the market shifted completely away from inflation concerns to recession concerns. >> for most people, it looks and feels like a recession

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and speaking this morning, lord mcdonald said it had made inaccurate claims. to come clean. i think that the language is ambiguous, it's sort of telling the truth and crossing your fingers at the same time and hoping the people are not too forensic in their subsequent questioning and i think that is not working. in an extraordinary letter to parliament's standards watchdog, lord mcdonald said contrary to claims by number ten, borisjohnson was briefed in person about the initiation and outcome of an investigation into chris pincher�*s behaviour in 2019, when he was a foreign office minister. he says there was a formal complaint and mr pincher was not exonerated. the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, was foreign secretary at the time. you don't believe, then, the word of lord mcdonald who said mrjohnson was briefed in person about the initiation and outcome of the investigation? so, that's news to me, i wasn't aware of that and it's not clear to me that is factually accurate. chris pincher resigned from hisjob as deputy chief whip last thursday. he has denied

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others hanging in there with pricing power, mcdonald's and coca-cola. is there anyway we have seen from retailers and the earnings because of the nature of what walks like a duck, talks like a duck? steven: we track all the s&p 500 companies. we track the bottom up numbers. we look to see how revisions are unfolding. what we are seeing is a clear downward trajectory. we are not at the levels yet where we can say we've reached the all clear where we hold everything in, but we have come a long distance. a month ago, it was plus 0.3%. it is now in the -18 area. it needs to get down to that -20, -30 area. there's more bad news on earnings to come. lisa: what does this mean in terms of the nature of the recession that you've first seen? steven: what we are dealing with are not the recessions we've been dealing with since 1990. those were credit-related sessions. those were environments in which we had a fundamental flaw in the fabric of the financial system. we don't have that here. the net result is the degree of the downturn, the length of the downturn and

mcdonald's employee muhammad abdullah is one of those students. he came to the u.s. in 2012 from yemen, and now he's going into his third year at cal state monterey bay, majoring in molecular biology with a minor business. he earned a total of $15,000 from the raymond costa family scholarship foundation. >> it kind of impacted me in a way that it was like the stepping stone for me to go on to college, to do something that my parents have never done, and i also am a third generation student. it means a lot. it definitely means a lot. >> franchisee raymond costa says he makes it his mission to give back and he values hard work. >> i came from working in the fields. so i used to move sprinkler pipe. so i know what it is. and i'm just blessed that the business is here and can afford to give this money and i like helping people. it's just kind of what we do here. >> since 2017, the fund has given more than $343,000 in scholarships to 120 employees. well done. >> that was fantastic. >>> and finally tonight, an update on sage and rose. those were the two rescued mountain li

>> not at a mcdonald's. >> okay. could you imagine? the two cheeseburger meal, eating it on the way home riding the horse that can't be safe. any way, apparently a lot of people taking pictures of the horse there's, as you heard. >>> coming up, one of the best videos of the day. the surprise guest creating a memorable on-air moment for one tv station. >> i'm jamie yuccas. we're at the port of oakland where no goods are coming in and nothing is going out. we'll show you why protesters have shut this port down, and what seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. hidden agendas. fine print. loopholes. prop 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. wanna help kids get their homewor

they are doing everything to make it tasty , so to speak. but it won't be anymore because mcdonald'st with it and its menu and technology, then there was a war of buns and cockroaches, first of all, these buns and then socks. everyone else eats a delicious point, this is a classic example of when they take goodies ready -made it's done and they think. well, why wouldn't it be repeated? is it possible to copy the taste, for example, the first days of work, it's delicious, i'd like to, i'd like to go back. goodbye , we'll figure it out, we'll figure it out, they fry cutlets in russian, they knew how long ago , mcdonald's, it's not about mcdonald's cutlet - it's about the research, including research in the food industry, by the way, about the technology of cola , they replaced it, created even a domestic analogue, it turned out in russia, we can do that, but you can’t repeat the technology, because the industry worked but also due to dependence on the west, there are problems even with clothes, and there will simply be incredibly amazing beautiful underwear and when i went down, i foun