tyson: hi, marcus. i'm tyson wehrmeister. lemonis: tyson, nice to meet you.ou. michael: pleasure. tyson: thank you for coming in. lemonis: now, you're third-generation. tyson: i am, yes. my grandfather and grandmother established the store back in 1947. lemonis: how much square footage is in this building? tyson: 48,000 square feet. lemonis: how many different types of cheeses do you have? tyson: over 1,000. lemonis: so, can you pick out the five things that you think we should carry? tyson: wisconsin cheeses? lemonis: yes. tyson: okay. the 3-year white. lemonis: doesn't taste very sharp. tyson: this is the 7-year. lemonis: it's got more... michael: more flavor. lemonis: ...more bite to it. so, that one i like. tyson: so, this is the 10-year. yep. lemonis: cheese is awesome. tyson: i wouldn't cut it for just anybody. lemonis: don't cut the cheese for me. the thing that i wanted michael to experience is that it's okay to have fun at work. like, lighten up, smile, laugh. what? michael: there he is. there's the cheesehead. lemonis: i'm sorry. what? i have to kee

we mentioned tyson foods, i think they are a part of the story.y are trying to insulate the workforce from what they think could develop going deeper into winter. absenteeism has been a problem in this economy, and we went to see supply start to meet it. if we start to see restrictions to keep people from coming back, that is a problem. you led earlier with the participation rate, and that is what they are waiting for. tom: thank you. and that was critical, not fossils like me but cut and chiseled like ferro, and that is the heart of the matter. it has improved, but nowhere near socially where it has to be for chairman powell. jonathan f.: when people say this labor market is tight, retaking the view the participation rate will recover, does that underpin this call? lisa: talking about some of the temporary factors keeping people out of the market, talking about the fact that people were concerned about childcare, about the virus, and how much does that persist for longer time, perhaps we ought to ask that, given this variant. we still don't reall

we're talking about tyson, less than half. >> a lot of the tyson plants are, in fact, nonunion and aot of plants are located in the southern parts of the united states where we have extremely low vaccination rates. we have other locations where tyson is over 80% vaccinated. but it sort of varies depending on the locations. and so what we're trying to do is have a reasonable conversation with them about what ultimately happens to these workers. if in fact they get impacted by taking the vaccine at least initially. and we think that we've done pretty well with them so far and we've done well with pretty much all of the companies that we represent. >> so i wonder the eu -- let's talk about the eua. as you mention, it sounds like that's a moot point. why are you bringing that up? because if the fda is expected to have full authorization for the pfizer vaccine, come labor day and this is a november 1st deadline, it seems like an issue that's being brought up that's actually a nonissue. >> well, i think that it is an issue with the people that haven't had the vaccine yet, brianna. in all f

tyson is saying prices were up 14% in the latest quarter. lot for the company to have to deal with. when you put that together, this is a stock that has lagged its peers over time. some of those peers much more involved with other food items than just meats. nonetheless, this is one of two stocks in the package food index that is down in the last two years. amanda: we have also been watching sanderson, which may be close to a deal to sell themselves. what are the implications of that? dave: you are talking $4.5 billion there. you are bringing together sanderson with continental grains farm unit. putting together the number three and number six chicken producers here in the u.s., with tyson being the largest. it will be a joint venture run by continental grain, which owns wayne farm, and cargo. two of the biggest agricultural producers around. they really want to take on tyson, not to mention pilgrim's pride, which is owned by jbs. kailey: thanks very much today wilson for that stock of the hour. coming up, we will discuss the impact of the $

tyson is offering one of its employees a chance to win $10,000 once a week for the next five weeks ifne shot in the arm. the company is already giving its vaccinated employees $200. tyson has made it a requirement for its workers to be fully inoculated by november 1st. $10,000, if that's not an incentive, i don't know what is, diane. >> i mean, that's something to cluck about. sorry, i had to. exciting news. egg-citing -- i'm going to quick with the jokes. >> keep it going. keep it going. i love that -- >> elise preston at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >>> up next, a virtual march on washington. how the popular video game "fortnite" is helping write a civil rights speech. lus quga "fortnite" is helping write a civil rights speech. answers on. instantly. who says you can't have everything? with the everything button. switch to finding things instantly switch to chromebook when i get a migraine, i shut out the world. but with nurtec odt that's all behind me now. nurtec is the first and only option proven to treat and prevent migraines with one medication. onederful. one quick

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tyson, like so many employers now is going to require that by november 1st, but here's a twist.e. it's a sign of all the ways that employers are scrambling. but this $10,000 price tag, $50,000 over five weeks was the highest one we had seen. a great scoop from ox i don't say -- axios. thank you for getting up way too early on this wednesday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> pfizer is renaming their vaccine community, which led to another interesting announcement. watch this. >> this year, johnson & johnson has been proud to offer it own covid-19 vaccine, and today we're prouder to announce its brand new name, the pfizer vaccine. that's right, the j&j is now called the pfizer vaccine, bye bye bad press, hello rebrand. johnson & johnson, the pfizer vaccine. >>> welcome to "morning joe," it is wednesday, august 25th, so good to have you with us. the sounds of the rolling stones, get off my cloud, willie geist, the great charlie watts passed away yesterday at the age of

allow -- a lot of people quoted the tyson foods ceo.ecause of the shortages, especially on the labor side, it is becoming a bigger issue. that is what we have to tackle. tom: you go to the income statement and some of these industries are running already with narrow margins. i really take issue at how the media homogenize is margins across different sections. apple's margin is a little different than tyson foods. jonathon: that is fair to say. when we go back to the chart that lisa mentioned the top of the program, job openings in america are skyhigh. our next guest came up with a great line earlier this year. she said, "who said it would be cheap to reopen? it was always going to be expensive." the question is how expensive. how much will it cost to get supply to meet demand? lisa: and who pays for it? so far, consumers have paid for a lot of it. jonathon: sarah house joins us next a wells fargo. from new york city, good morning. i am jonathan ferro. your equity market unchanged. your bond market down about one basis point. from new yo

the in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for tyson lation community? are you going the right way or are you being somewhere direct? what is true? what is in the world corrupted? you need to descend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah the ah! the welcome back and let's head straight back to sunday's main story. as taliban fighters enter the presidential palace and the capital cobble president of the country, i'm kind of cousin gulf at the city is him as groups all did a full says to enter the capital to prevent looting and violence class can nor unfortunately seize the scene on our side for to start placing on line. so people throwing rocks at security offices, leave and cobble without find a coffee and feed them pace 9 pm to medicine claim they will soon declare the islamic camera of afghanistan. well, this video right here in your screens before the show and made released by the taliban from the country's largest jail earlier. they also used by chrome military prison located to just 25 kilometers for the capitol. reports claim ab

farkas as she tried her best, but was take by 41 on for stairs, making this the biggest win of tyson career. i saw she's a very powerful player. she can play really fast. so i knew if i'm going to just hate hard. yeah, she might be the better one. so i, i did a little ration and paid off. taught sure will face fellow swiss table in the bench in the quarter finals, raining olympic champion was up to 75 to one. when i had check rival, kara, lina mahoney retired because of injury. and the men's and in pick thompson is also has a relative, relatively easy workhouse on his way to the court. the final that the important build up tournament to the us open german alexander about costing argentina asia in straight sets in just an hour i found seemed destined to wait a little longer for reunion of 2 of the walls. best attacking football is french reports indicate yeah, now massey won't be in the paris sunshine. mine scored to face breast on friday. the 34 year olds, former boss alone, as he may. ne, mom has also been left out. message is being given time to build up his fitness since joining t

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carolyn bryant's family says that's not true and actually tim tyson doesn't have it on tape. so it just becomes a matter of debate that way. i guess to back up a little bit in time, in 2007 -- the fbi investigated this again, okay? in the 2000s. in 2007 it was presented to a grand jury, a majority black grand jury in mississippi, they voted against indicting carolyn bryant. they had a number of choices, though. one was murder, one was manslaughter, and i think there were other -- some other possibilities. they declined to indict her, they declined to indict henry lee loggins who was also identified as being involved in the killings as well. there were three black men allegedly involved as well, but let's be honest, they weren't involved voluntarily. i mean, you know, this was not a situation back in those times where it was voluntary. so the question is what evidence is there against carolyn bryant? they decided the grand jury at that time decided there wasn't enough evidence and i know the fbi has been investigating the very thing i talked about earlier about tyson's book an

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tyson foods on tuesday took a harder line saying all workers must get the vaccine by november 1. "we did not take this decision lightly," he wrote in a memo to employees. " we spent months trying to get our team members vaccinated. today under half of our team members." ron desantis was asked about his view on vaccine mandates in the state. [video clip] >> what you plan on doing about these new mask guidance edicts from the cdc? is there potential that we could have these mandates banned? i know that you had an executive order but there is a legislative solution that would ban mandates, not masks, but mandates? governor desantis: we've already done it. i signed a law in june that terminates the government's ability to impose restrictions or mandates on individuals or businesses. that's not happening in florida, and it won't happen by me or at the state level. the one area where we didn't necessarily legislate was with the school districts. last school year, some school districts had mask policy, others didn't. many of our private schools had mask optional, same with charter schoo

this morning, you can add tyson to the list of big companies mandating the shot for its employees.ire u.s. workforce until the fall to get fully vaxed up. nbc's ellison barber is in rogers, arkansas and msnbc medical contributor dr. kavita patel. ellison, tyson is making a big announcement and drama playing out in arkansas over vaccines and masks. talk about what's happening there? >> reporter: so the governor has been very clear that there will not be any sort of vaccine mandate in this state, even though you have obviously a large employer in tyson, making that decision for their employees, but the governor here, governor asa hutchinson is calling a special session to try to reverse legislation he signed just a couple of months ago that largely banned mask mandates and asking the general assembly to amend that to make it possible for schools to enact masking rules if they want to. the governor has been holding these town halls, he calls them covid conversations, all across the state, trying to get people to get vaccinated. he had one in northwest arkansas not far from where we ar

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gupta, tyson foods dealt with his own outbreak last year. made a lot of national headlines. it is requiring workers to get vaccinated. a lot of these plants are based in traditionally red states with the lower vaccination rates that you and others have been concerned about. do you think this approach from major corporation could make a difference in those areas that are traditionally struggling or lagging in vaccination rates? >> absolutely. it's really hard, ayman, to scale direct engagement. a lot of people we try to reach through direct engagement don't have trusted medical relationships. they don't have that. the they're not in our health care system. the direct engagement is only going to scale to a certain degree. this is huge. tyson moving towards this direction is fundamentally different than google and apple doing it. because by the way, they were doing it for the corporate staff. so somebody didn't want to get vaccinated, they could continue to work from home. this is the first major front line employer that says to their hourly staff, you are going to have to get

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tyson bell joins us now.ctor of the medical intensive care unit and assistant professor of infectious diseases at the university of virginia. dr. bell, thank you so much for joining us and sharing your expertise. let's start with the latest news on the pfizer vaccine. if the fda gives it full approval by monday, what does that mean? how much of a game changer could that mean? >> this is very good news. thank you for having me on. when it comes to full approval, i think there's a small amount of the population who are waiting for full approval from the fda. it's the highest bar for approval. what this does is open up the ability for businesses, colleges and universities to require the vaccine. i think you'll see a lot more employer requirements and an uptick and this is good news. >> you've been getting calls from states like florida, alabama, texas and they're requesting help because their icu beds are reaching capacity. how frustrating is it for you to be getting these pleas for help when you those these cou

it is so important, the culture, the history of tysons foods is arkansas. companies, people that have identified with this, speaking directly. i will go to atlanta georgia and they have to step up big big within all of the chaos that we are in right now of science and antiscience. jon: we will see if they do. i have promised you headlines from the opec monthly report. cutting its forecast for demand in crude i need 2022 by 1.1 million barrels per day. opec seeing the oil market hiring in the second half of 2022. for the first half of 2022, opec will be over supplying world markets in the first have of 2022. crew down .25%. this is the opec monthly report, the iea reports, pushing back against what we heard from the administration yesterday, that opec-plus needed to pump more to alleviate the stress in the commodity market. tom: it is very tight microeconomics. this is not what we perceive. little moves make a huge difference. and morrison and jeff curry, which is little moves, is very much demand centric right now. jon: crude is $69.10. lisa: it highlights

august 3, when tyson foods announced its employees would need to be vaccinated no later than november 1, only 45% of its workforce had gotten the shot. today that number stands at 72%. that is a 60% increase in less than one month. notably, the job postings that require vaccinations are up 90% according to indeed.com. the bottom line -- vaccination requirements work. they drive up vaccination rates and we need more as this is an other employers, including health care systems, school district, colleges and universities to step up and do their part and pandemic faster. -- and the pandemic faster. we need to pour individuals to -- we need more individuals to step up, too. as we prepare for labor day weekend, it is critical that being vaccinated is part of their preholiday checklist. getting vaccinated is free. it is easy and convenient. it is safe and effective. it has never been more important. please, if you are not fully vaccinated, don't put it off any longer. visit vaccines.gov or text your zip code to 438829. 438829. that will enable you to find a site near you. do your part and ge

. >>> here we go, tyson food is near the head of the s&p 500 as well as the meat processer raises itsr fiscal 2021 revenue. tyson also warned about inflation saying higher costs are hitting the company faster than it can raise prices. what does that mean for the cost of not just your chicken sandwich, but for your morning cup of joe or everything bagel? panera brands better start planning. the three-way merger of panera bread, caribou coffee and einstein brothers bagels will have nearly 4,000 stores and 110,000 employees. joining us now, the man who will run this combo, niren chaudhary, the ceo. great to have you back. that's quite a rollout by your parent, jav holdings. what's the thinking behind these three names coming together behind one umbrella? >> it's good to see you. well, we're really excited about this development because it brings together three iconic brands, as you mentioned, you were one of the world's, probably one of the world's largest fast casual platforms. so i think what's unique about this whole thing, these are three brands that have common core values, commitme

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tyson foods is one of the first companies to impose a vaccine requirement for frontline workers. microsoft will also start requiring proof of vaccination for all employees, vendors and guests entering their u.s. offices starting in september. as the delta variant sweeps across the u.s., the country is ramping up its focus on vaccines and preparing for whatever comes next. later today, president joe biden will meet with his top science adviser to discuss planning for future pandemics. before that though, mr. biden turned up the pressure on state and local leaders to intensify their vaccination efforts. on tuesday, he also took aim at state officials who he says have made responding to the pandemic even more difficult. >> worst of all, some state officials are passing laws or signing orders that forbid people from doing the right thing. as of now, seven states not only ban mask mandates but also ban them in their school districts. even for young children who cannot get vaccinated. i say to these governors, please help. if you aren't going to help, at least get out of the way when p

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number two, big, big move with tyson. tyson foods.rds mandating the vaccine. if they don't get the vaccine, they don't have a job. that's a big consequential move. up until now it's been corporations that have allowed the corporate employees to make that decision. get the vaccine or you can stay home. this is a first move for a blue collar organization. you are going to see a lot of organizations who fastly follow. lastly, the fda acknowledgment that they are going to be moving towards approval of the pfizerbein tech vaccine by labor day weekend. a lot of domino's will fall including, hopefully, department of transportation will consider mandating proof of vaccine for travel. young people want to travel. if you have to show proof of vaccine to travel, that will increase rates significantly in addition to schools, colleges, universities. if we mandate polio for schools, we should be able to do the same for the covid-19 vaccine. many tomorrow knows are going fall. it's going to increase rates. >> i want to just ask you to sort of expand

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miles harvey and daniel stolar we are grateful to have amy tyson from the depaul history department to present. i want to thank all of you especially for being here. it's always so meaningful to get support for artists and the arts and especially during this difficult time when quick take seemed to rule the day but a lot of us recognize it's more intelligent and thoughtful creations that sustain us. that said i encourage you if you'd like to be here tonight to support these great writers. i will post links to their books in the chat and they are on display at the depaul bookstore. we have one technical issue that i'd ask your help with. we are limited to -- and they see we are at 52 right now and i anticipate that we'll grow quite a bit. if we do start to approach 100 i would ask some of you to go over to the link on facebook and watch it on a spoke live as more people continue to come in. thank you very much and i will introduce amy tyson from the history department -- the english department an associate professor of history and the author of -- and she began the oral history project

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you and i have lived through this before, we saw this in the 1970s when tyson accelerated as time went of ronald reagan people really felt the entanglement. >> definitely. one of the things i noticed to his people don't realize the magnitude of it until it's out of control. >> of the people who really aren't getting the magnitude of this are in my opinion the people at the federal reserve board, the people in washington who seemed to have their fingers crossed and just hope this will go away. i will tell you one thing with certainty, i'm not that good at making predictions, but if we pass this $4 trillion spending bill that is now being debated over in the senate, that's got to cause more inflation. you're pouring more and more money into the economy, you're borrowing more. >> what about the 1 trillion infrastructure plan. >> i think we should be cutting government spending right now coming out of this crisis. but here are the three data points, 1.9 trillion is what we spent in march on that big blue date bailouts, then the trillion dollar infrastructure bill that passed just a couple