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reuters deemphasizing diversity initiatives in their head office. corporates have to work in a political box and they are adjusting. that's one of most nimble companies in the world. >> they are. i would argue also with companies like mcdonald's and walmart before that, this was already in the works. this has been going on. the pendulum has already been swinging a lot of these diversity pledges and programs were coming to their end dates and were fulfilled and met and so they were looking at bob pisani going forward in terms of changing that anyway, but no question i think that the political mood and the sort of anti-woke movement is helping speed it up. >> which is why costco is another interesting example of fighting the trend. we've talked to robbie star buck on the show the last couple of months. >> he's claiming credit for the mcdonald's thing but i understand a lot of the mcdonald's program -- they say that in a letter to their employees that this was already under way. >> speaking of the new administration, president-elect is set to speak at the top of the hour from mar-a-lago about the investment in the u.s. obviously re

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