and, you know, i spent a lot of time in the book exposing the role that mckinsey played. but there were others they essentially persuaded corporate ceos of publicly traded companies, hey, just slash inventory. call it just in time. call it lean, just slash inventory. don't stick parts in warehouses as a hedge against the inevitable trouble. just take the savings from operating warehouses. give it give the savings to yourself as a reward for being smart enough to hire mckinsey. you know, through executive compensation. give it to your shareholders in the form of dividends. they'll love it. and that worked really well on a quarter by quarter basis. it didn't work well when you know, i tell the story of the the lean taliban as the mckinsey crew was known in the midwest, showing up, you know, and an industrial engine factory that made huge industrial engines. talk about just in time, these engines, these job generators, rather, had to be installed at hospital rolls by crane. they were so large. and as a result of the lean taliban prescribing that they should stop stock piling

is a pretty green operation that we could do now, mckinsey and company thinks that we can get 2 millionnk that is possible. >> i'm not sure if that's possible but the gulf is underutilized area we have the bank onto new mexico part that is regulated and opposed in the texas part, there is real interesting opportunities in canada if we work more with candida they have an almost unlimited amount of oil, there is a lot of opportunity but you need a government that is very friendly to investment, exploration production et cetera and hopefully in the long term you want executive action in that direction but also legislation that allows companies to have confidence in making the long-term investments. david: by the way you look at the record of the two administrations the biden here's a administration compared with the trump administration in terms of new wells and leases. affairs terribly, there you have 671 compared to almost 5000 with the trump administration plus the harris biden administration has been pushing the court order that would essentially shut down gulf drilling entirely and th

the guys who work week at mckinsey, that's great, i guess. it is no accident j.d.repeated these ideas so often. he was speaking to an audience auditioning for a role in the republican party. influential people on the right, tucker carlson and those in trump's inner circle, they ru agree with vance. we have new reporting that shows just how close vance has been to the creators and be visionaries behind project 2025 from the very beginning. we have more on that, next. tha . cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better tha

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school, women who think the liberationist path is to spend 90 hours a week working in a cubicle at mckinseyinstead of starting a family and having children. to me, it's a value system to replace that they are fundamentally agnostic. they have no value system. there only value system is achieved in a conventional way. and so, the idea that somehow they are pursuing racial or gender equity is like the valium system that gives their life meaning. clearly, this value set has made me a miserable person who can't have kids because i passed the biological period when it was possible. i live in a 1200 square foot apartment and pay $5000 a month for it. i am better than these other people. with double do is project my racial and gender -- on the rest of them. the reason society is broken is because these people don't think the way i think. even though the way i think is made me miserable, i need to make more people think like that. >> just the women, you notice. the guys who work 90 hours a week, that's great. it's no accident j.d. vance repeated this. he audition for roles of the future republican

in general mckinsey the general in charge of the middle east testify to that before our committee. when president trump said get everybody out, it was our military last. when biden did he pulled his military out first and left our embassy, our civilians and our allies in total chaos and endanger. arthel: definitely watching the video from august 2021. as definitely chaotic indeed. congressman thank you for your time today. and thank you for your service it. thank you, take care. >> thank you. eric: president biden and his son hunter are spending a quiet weekend on opposite coasts after the first son this past week pleaded guilty to federal tax charges. lucas tomlinson is live on the east coast in front of the white house with the very latest on all of this. >> good afternoon fred recall over a year ago president biden said his assignment did nothing wrong for it as heat mention he has now pled guilty to those tax charges this comes after being found guilty and the three gun charges up back in june. president biden did not take any questions in the press yesterday in delaware. where

we had mckinsey and, milley, we did not get answers, mckenzie told me personally that the rules of engagementuse our side and our folks had eyes on the bomber at abbey gate and describing him in intelligence said that he was going to conduct this attack yet they couldn't get the green light to serve as a target so to speak. we also know that the state department was put in charge of the military withdraw and you see the results. his people that have no idea what they're doing handling a situation that is chaotic and grave and the consequences have lost lives. a couple without that the administration officials, president biden and vice president harris, not tim walz have contacted the families of the goldstar families that have lost their loved ones. america demands answers. this is a stain on america's credibility. this is the new imagery of leaving hanoi with the last helicopter pulling off the top of the embassy and i know you're showing the planes leaving with people clinging to them that sell to their deaths. we seen the taliban conducting parades with our equipment using our equipment an

. >> mckinsey poor called police. >> i completely understand how when a baby is inconsolable, how hard it is, especially as a new parent, corporate willoughby insists his sleep night formula, right, simply falls under this serve aspects of the job he also differs any appreciation to his backup that night from kim to bridget to either was another employee that i talked. they were like over they went above and beyond, but those employees and says this father of two with a badge was the true hero. >> thank god for this officer polo sandoval, cnn miami township, ohio the reigning two-time super bowl champion, kansas city chiefs are still unbeaten after a close win because the atlantic falcons fall construct the opening kickoff and job 70 yards for a touchdown for patrick mahomes chicago and interception to throw to touchdown passes over chiefs, stopped atlanta twice on fourth down in the closing minutes of the game for a 20 to 17 when las vegas aces star asia wilson is this year's wnba most valuable player. all 67 panelists of sportswriters and broadcasters voted for the 28-year-old supers

they have a kind of mckinsey style consulting firm. they do a lot of original r&d. they have over 500 patents. the defining feature of mondragon across all these different sectors and industries, well, two defining features the you hear most about is the 6 to 1 ratio of highest to lowest paid. so fairly self-explanatory. occasionally they'll break it if there's a coding language that only three people in europe know, and they have to have it for a product. maybe you break it temporarily. second, basic of moderate on is worker voice and this is quite directly to exercise to a democratic government where there's a one worker, one vote policy. they form committees. those committees are then in charge of various aspects of operations and people are very directly deciding on important decisions. strategic acquisitions of, competitors, amount of annual operating budget that gets invested in benefits versus reinvest it in research and development. so during the pandemic, this was especially interesting because there were some very hard questions and there's some level of s

. >> in fact, global management consultant mckinsey concludes that about 95% of plastic is put into landfills it will not decompose. >> one thing exxonmobil actually does is recycle its lies. >> another, private citizens lawsuit filed by four environmental groups is allowed under california law, says their lawyer. >> exxon has known since the 70s that these products were not recyclable. >> every year, 7 trillion pieces of plastic are washed into the bay. >> by 2050, there will be more plastic in the world's ocean by mass than fish. >> our food is so contaminated with microplastics that, on average, it's like each of us are eating the equivalent of a credit card every week. >> now, when it comes to recycling, some things really work. water bottles, heavy jugs. they work. there's a market for that, and there's also a market for clamshells, which we put food into. but other than that, especially flimsy plastic bags, there's hardly any market and there's likely not to be any in the future. >> we can't find sustainable markets. they don't exist. there's not a lot of value in film or flimsy plastic

new 10 year study of major north american companies by lean in and mckinsey the share of women in lower managerial roles is up by just 2% in a decade at 39% and sam's club will raise pay to incentivize workers to stay with the compnny and not jump ship to costco. sam's club. the membership arm of walmart will increase its minimum wage to $16 in november from $15. an hour. it will also raise wages for its nearly 100,000 employees from 3 to 6%. for the other 10, not miss out on the prime day sales in july. it is coming back in sept in october, october, 8th and 9th actually. so that will kick off the holiday shopping season on amazon with another round of exclusive prime deals and this year's event takes place about 2 months prior to black friday live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. all right, ok, take it easy. feel better. j. >> that's right. isn't he >> 7.19, the time. san francisco mayor london breed is responding now to a recent kron. 4 poll about her performance. that poll shows only about 27% of those surveyed approve of her job as mayor. while 51% did not approve of her

but he said mckinsey phi, the strategy of iran and russia, they have entire strategies with workstream james and this was one workstream amongst multiple. now, whether those are successful or they land remains to be seen, but we should absolutely expect multiple other activities, both out of iran, russia, and even in china and beyond. >> yeah, i mean, we saw part of this was we reported that they targeted one of trump's attorneys. yes. it doesn't here it was successful, but they're targeting key people. >> yeah, look, they're going to go at those that erie, they're either in the immediate orbit of the former president or those that are right outside of it that had the access and ability to reach in. and again, we should expect more of this, not just up to the election, but after it, chris krebs, thank you for that. a quick programming note here before we go, comedians, roy wood junior and others are going to be on cnn saturday night, and new special. you are going to have to tune in to watch that. thank you for joining us tonight. cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts now gets shelled

said had a tweet about this the other day or x or whatever we're calling calling it but he said mckinsey phi, the strategy of iran and russia, they have entire strategies with workstreams. >> and this was one workstream amongst multiple. now, whether those are successful or they land remains to be seen, but we should absolutely expect multiple other activities, both out of iran, russia, and even in china and beyond. >> yeah, i mean, we saw part of this was we reported that they targeted one of trump's attorneys. yes. it doesn't appear it was successful, but they're targeting key people. >> yeah, look, they're going to go at those that erie, they're either in the immediate orbit of the former president yeah, or those that are right outside of it that had the access and ability to reach in. and again, we should expect more of this, not just up to the election, but after it, chris krebs, thank you for that. a quick programming note here before we go, comedians, roy wood junior and others are going to be on cnn saturday night, a new special. you are going to have to tune in to watch that. th

mckinsey poor called police. >> i completely understand how when a baby is inconsolable, how hard ity as a new parent, corporate willoughby insist his sleep night formula rights simply falls under the serve aspects of the job. he also differs any appreciation to his backup that night from kim to bridget to either was another employee that i talked. they were like over they went above and beyond, but those employees and says this father of two with a badge was the true hero. >> thank god for this officer. >> polo sandoval, cnn, miami township, ohio look at that rate to happen there. >> all right. this morning we have new details on the first publicly reported case of a mother dying from delayed treatment tied directly to a state abortion ban and pov your sliding down the side of a mountain. new video shows the moment a hiker nearly fell off a cliff again, in focus and well-lit, we've got to talk to this guy duty brought to you by a place for mom, the place for seeing in your living advice, talk to an expert adviser today at no cost to your family been a gift having mom live with us bu

something that you and i have talked about that i've thought about a lot you know, i should hire mckinsey to come up with a new name. we should we should, you know, but even parenting. so this was a point. and i forget the first author i read did it. parenting wasn't really a verb? yeah. 50 years ago, maybe you were the one who introduced me to this idea that. it was kind of what you did. and so that's part of the problem is that for conserver of i see the idea that, you know, now again we give it a name the success sequence, but you finish, you got a job, you a girl, you have kids and. if you don't want to do that, that's still fine. but that's kind of the normal course of events. i think there's a lot of value in that being the normal course of events and the stephanie murray i use that once it became an individual choice. it was it was, you know part of intentional living you intentionally chose now is the right time for me to have a kid among all the other choices could be open to me. this is the one i choose. then kind of became a more pressure. you do it right and. be your own probl

but he said mckinsey phi, the strategy of iran and russia, they have entire strategies with workstreams was one workstream amongst multiple. now, whether those are successful or they land remains to be seen, but we should absolutely expect multiple other activities, both out of iran, russia, and even in china and beyond. >> yeah, i mean, we saw part of this was we reported that they targeted one of trump's attorneys. yes. it doesn't here it was successful, but they're targeting key people. >> yeah, look, they're going to go at those that erie, they're either in the immediate orbit of the former president or those that are right outside of it that had the access and ability to reach in. and again, we should expect more of this, not just up to the election, but after it, chris krebs, thank you for that. a quick programming note here before we go, comedians, roy wood junior and others are going to be on cnn saturday night, and new

climate tech startups for its focus on areas such as energy, agriculture and manufacturing, and a mckinseyimate tech is already $1 trillion. it is expected to double every ten years. wall street will certainly be watching for signs about economic policy at tonight's debate, so we'll talk more about that i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you so much. let's check in with sal. now who's been tracking some trouble spots across the bay area this morning. >> hey, good morning. right now we do have traffic that is going to be slow. still at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the maze tuesdays. it usually doesn't get better. yesterday at this time, it was tuesdays, wednesdays and thursdays are by far the busiest commute days of the week. look at 880. look at even the dumbarton bridge has a crash on it westbound heading over to menlo park. that's not usually the case. obviously we have a lot of slow traffic on both the dumbarton and the san mateo bridge. this is not a great commute. 280 is getting a little better. it goes caltrain again, but

the report from consulting firm mckinsey, says the price for alternative fuel trucks need to be cut in half to be an affordable alternative. the study looked at european climate goals and found the cost of charging electric trucks needs to drop as well for sales to increase, and a different study authored by the institute for transportation studies at uc davis found public charging stations need more amenities for people to switch to those evs. a study shows people want more fast chargers to make the switch to the ev, and include restrooms, and are near restaurants and grocery stores and retail. a new weight loss drug from novo nordisk could rival ozempic. the daily weight loss drug is taken as a pill rather than injection. new trial results show the experimental pill lowered body weight by up to 13% after three months of testing. a novo nordisk spokesperson says the drug appears to be safe and well tolerated, with just mild side effects. the new pill mimics the actions of hormones that decrease hunger and control appetite. and this morning, there are new calls to warn people about the

a recent report from mckinsey and company predicts there will be more than 160,000 new jobs in the industryt of those positions unless the semiconductor industry takes steps to address the shortage. one expert says it all comes down to supply and demand. >> it's because there's been such a rapid expansion of technologies such as ai, 5g, electric vehicles, even the internet of things. and it's just driven an unprecedented demand for semiconductors. the chip shortage comes two years after president biden signed a bill that provided tens of billions of dollars in grant money to boost semiconductor manufacturing in the united states. >> gasia will fewer people appear to be pursuing what's called hero jobs because of negative posts on social media? according to research by the health care technology company swiftkey, posts related to pursuing careers like firefighting, teaching and nursing are seen as overwhelmingly negative. steering jobseekers away from these very important industries. swiftkey says 66% of all gen zers and 81% of college grads are using apps like tiktok is their main source fo