i would wait because wal-mart or tomorrow morning and i will say this i don't know what wal-mart does on the earnings it's tomorrow morning before the bell but i will say this it's going to have a move that will significantly impact the stock now what do i mean by that exactly i mean that if wal-mart gaps down on the earnings tomorrow morning and breaks eighty two it's going to sell off like a banshee and it is really going to sell off because people have been trying to support the stock at that number for the last week and the stock has not looked good since the original earnings out at the beginning of two thousand and eighteen in fact it has never recovered since the high of that or in its report it has fallen and is nowhere near the highs now if they kept up and there are good expectations for these earnings again i have no idea what it does but a lot of people think it's going to report well if the gaps up it has a positive reaction on the earnings and gaps up to run ninety bucks it's going to fly it's going to be a buy it's going to move higher it's going to catch up from all th

finances back on track also coming up it's one of the biggest e-commerce acquisitions in history wal-mart buys into an online retailer flipkart to gain access to the indian market. welcome to the business i want to get johns and berlin as always good to have you with us i'm starting with a question that's on many europeans minds will there be fresh elections in italy after the last vote in march ended in a hung parliament followed by two months of political deadlock or will europe's third largest economy get an empty stopper shouldn't anti euro and anti austerity government or right now the chances of a populist government running it in the are looking more and more likely a prospect that not only alarms investors but also many ordinary italians. furby archer phoneys day begins very early he sets off for two in the morning while the rest of rome sleeps. the greengrocer got used to it a long time ago what really bothers him is the state of his country. yes i'm worried because not for me but for my daughter i have a ten year old daughter it is like this now i don't see how i can get better

and four hundred sixty five wal-mart's in brazil. wage and salary news alphabet incorporated owner of google has announced the median pay for its workers the point where the wages of half the employees fall below while half half of the others make more it's reach one hundred ninety seven thousand dollars those figures make alphabet the four highest paying company out of three hundred ninety seven of the s. and p's five hundred firms that have already disclosed pastis to sticks as of last friday but still left alphabet alphabets median lag.

that wal-mart beat on the quarter. has made quote a number of announcements of strategic moves we believe will strengthen our position around the world. q1 is why we're able do that we are in great position and that includes to continue to expand in india. e-commerce topped 33% sales growth, attributing acceleration in the new wal-mart site, they also have new brands in e-commerce, including a partnership with lord and taylor out this spring. i asked about price competition, whole foods, prime members and big said quote our markets are competitive and we have been investing of the few years we are constantly monitoring price gaps we will continue to do what's right for our customers and will be thoughtful about pricing going forward. >> it's been moving around i think now it's up a little down a little again. it's right around the -- where it closed. i guess they had i think 50% more 122 is pretty amazing, still, isn't it and a guy that founded the company, he's gone now, but i mean he got to see it. but how do you do

and four hundred sixty five wal-mart's in brazil. wage and salary news alphabet incorporated owner of google has announced the median pay for its workers the point where the wages of half the employees fall below while half half of the others make more it's reach one hundred ninety seven thousand dollars those figures make alfabet the fourth highest paying company out of three hundred ninety seven of the s. and p's five hundred firms that have already disclosed pastis to sticks as of last friday but still left alphabet alphabets media and lagging behind that of rival facebook where median pay is two hundred forty thousand dollars interestingly median pay at amazon which as you recall released an impressive earning statement last week legs well behind these companies that are often mentioned in the same context median pay at amazon was less than twenty nine thousand dollars or under fourteen dollars an hour and now we move to talk tech stuff. ochs and one of our greatest pleasures hidden life is to be joined by the c.e.o. of the stock

we talked about wal-mart offering college education.he democrats need to focus on that a little bit more? >> they vote with their wallets. their premiums have tripled because of doing away with subsidies. you know, that hurts them at home. it affects their ability to pay bills, buy groceries. we will be hitting on that is one thing. they do care about the russian investigation. we've got to get this wrapped up. i've just got to say. gerri: the president agrees with that. what could be a threat to the republicans. if you look at democrats would've won in primaries and state races in recent months, actually, a lot of them moving towards president trump. thinking about heidi heitkamp from new hampshire. conor lamb of pennsylvania. these are people of the web are moderate to take on the track message, which frankly used to be in the old days at democrats message. they were about labor, they were about unions. president trump has taken that away from him. >> winning is contagious. everyone's having fun winning under trunk, it the negative un

wal-mart calculated that they could they could get away with it with stealing ten million dollars each quarter by taking a little bit here and a little bit there and in the. and they could keep the ten million dollars because if people could not bring a class action like we were able to do in that case if they can't bring a class action then there is no way for an employer to actually recover this is the same supreme court the same business oriented corporate supreme court who every time they get an issue like this will always always rule against consumers mike it seems to me that you know workers really don't have a choice to you want to job you sign the employment papers. and so on the only folks that will be able to take a big company to court will be the wealthy folks and those are the people working it at wal-mart so my guess is that we'll have to see what happens i want to get too much into the politics here but among the reaction that i've heard there is some critics calling for a legislation to effectively overturn or blunt the ruling and that seems like a dead letter under the

. >>> right now 4:40 wal-mart is putting a limit on highly addictive medication. key i wills -- details on the company's plan to curb opioid addiction coming up. >>> and more about concussions the dangerous connections between head injuries and memory loss. >>> good morning, morning commute not so bad so far. through lafayette is moving at the speed limit. >> one thing i learned about may, no one day is locked in. today we get a cooler pattern. don't worry, warmer weather on the way by the end of the week. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. wal-mart will begin to restrict opioid prescriptions in an effort to end the deadly drug epidemic. wal-mart and sam's club are set to limit the opioid prescriptions to a 7-day supply with up to 50 morphine max per day. wal-mart will follow state laws for those which require opioid prescriptions to be filled for less than 7 days. according to the cdc estimated 115 americans die each day from an opioid overdose. opioids including prescriptions and heroin killed 42 thousand people in the u.s. in 2016. that's the highest on record.

wal-mart calculated that they could they could get away with it with stealing ten million dollars each quarter by taking a little bit here and a little bit there and in the. and they could keep the ten million dollars because if people could not bring a class action like we were able to do in that case if they can't bring a class action then there is no way for an employee to actually recover this is the same supreme court the same business oriented corporate supreme court who every time they get an issue like this will always always rule against consumers mike it seems to me that you know workers really don't have a choice to you want to job you sign the employment papers accept and so on the only folks that will be able to take a big company to court will be the wealthy folks and those are the people working it at wal-mart so my guess is that we'll have to see what happens i don't get too much into the politics here but among the reaction that i've heard there is some critics calling for a legislation to effectively overturn or blunt the ruling and that seems like a dead letter under

and more news on wal-mart's shifting strategy to conquer new market share in india last week we reportedon wal-mart's plan to acquire india's top online retailer flipkart putting the arkansas based real taylor in a position to challenge amazon and that emerging market now the wall street journal reports that the flip side of wal-mart's play for india is a move to divest itself of hundreds of stores in brazil and the u.k. walmart reported plans to sell about jordi stake in its united kingdom's base grocery store chain as the to competitor j. sainsbury while keeping a forty percent stake as well as selling a controlling stake in its brazilian business advent it to advent international wal-mart currently operates six.

let's start with wal-mart.specially in e-commerce, as we said earlier, john, they are holding their own, let's put it that way, would you agree? >> i would agree. the same-stores is what the gdp is, what you can expect from a size of that sale. wal-mart has distribution centers all around north america, same-day delivery, huge advantage over amazon right now. ashley: in the previous earnings report they disappointed a bit. john said it was a bad earnings report. >> during the holidays, okay. >> 23% growth. >> they projected 40%. still below that at this point even with the report card, you're right, they are trying to make end roads, they are trying to copy to amazon model. for 35-dollar orders you can get 3-day delivery as well. more importantly they bought in india, that was a smart purchase and fast-growing economy and market that is still adopting. ashley: they were the big bad bully in the neighborhood. >> now under dogs. imagine wal-mart the under dogs. they were the ones killing retail, people were comin

macy's today, wal-mart thursday, everybody will pay attention.company show improvement and particularly from wal-mart, can they show improvement in their e-commerce sales? >> you hit the point there. these are all online. macy's stock is actually outperforming highflying tech names like apple and facebook over the last year. most investors wouldn't suspect that. it's going to be how they do in terms of online and as far as growth goes, the u.s. consumer is going to support the factor and wal-mart will report the sector as well. >> the numbers had crested yesterday and a lot of people were thinking how does this impact the broader market? what you think all of this means for the economy, but i know you like consumer discretionary assistant there. what should we be watching out for? >> investors need to be expecting volatility. the numbers will be good in the retail or will perform well. we need a lot of volatility so i think stock investors investing for the long term should look at the volatility in the us the opportunity get invested in cash and

work with people that work at those companies priest is at starbucks the associates that work at wal-mart and we help them lead campaigns to change this to say our babies matter just as much as somebody that is in the corporate office and over the last year and actually really the last several months we've seen a sea change starting to happen in corporate america major companies like wal-mart like starbucks like dollar general the list goes on and on have have changed their policies in in response to these campaigns by employees and by customers and by investors and are now starting to include hourly workers within those paid family leave policy intro companies so that there's no double standard between the white in the blue collar exactly exactly and there are still problems there's most of these leave out part time workers sure who are really struggling too and many of these part time workers are not apartheid by choice they're being forced to do less hours so that they don't have to give those benefits but overall i think it's a very positive trend that we're seeing that companies are

online sales were a big bright spot increasing by thirty three percent wal-mart shares fell by nearly ten percent on the news. another fox says flounce ability now for guarding the henhouse and the trumpet ministration this time at the federal trade commission or f.t.c. lawyer andrew m. smith was confirmed on a party line vote of three to two among the f.t.c. commissioners as head of the f.t.c. s. consumer protection unit for the past two years mr smith has represented companies before doing business before the f.t.c. is a partner at the washington law firm of covington and burling and clue to the monk his clients as facebook equifax and over facebook an extra facts are now the subject of two f.t.c. investigations related to data breaches well over recently reached a settlement that the consumer protection unit will enforce mr smith also represented payday lender am g.'s services which was founded by a convicted record tear and paid the f.t.c. a one point three billion dollars settlement the largest in f.t.c. history over predatory lending the good news is that mr smith has said that

wal-mart announces program to help pay for workers college education, you know emac, the left helps wal-martow wal-mart, they will pay for any costs after financial aid, tuition books and fees, workers have to pay one dollar. ashley: a day. liz: 3 universities are in the program, it's about business, but here what wal-mart is seeing, this is really smart, wal-mart is saying, we are noticing you invest in your workers, it is cheaper to do that because you keep them. watch this, cigna did it for every dollar cigna invested inty wigs for workers, they saved a buck 29 because they stayed and moved up the career paths. we haven't heard from labor unions from wal-mart. labor unions are silent about wal-mart's push for pay for tuition for workers. stuart: quite a deal. now this one, a florida couple is seeing -- suing mcdonalds over two slices of cheese. so how much do they want and what's the problem? ashley: they don't want the cheese but they are having to pay for it as part of quarter pounder so they are suing for 5 million, two and a half million per slice. look, a lawyer says, look, i know yo

and wal-mart says they will continue by on their buying streak as they endeavor to compete against amazon which reported on the program before that wal-mart recently purchased eight hundred seventy eighty seven rather percent of the indian company flipkart which is india's largest e-commerce company and at the end of april wal-mart merged with u.k. based asda grocer with their or larger rival j. sansbury while warmer currently operates in twenty eight countries around the world more appear to be on the way as their strategy shifts to owning or at least partial ownership of additional global retail companies. and now we move to talk about the farm bill a huge eight hundred fifty six billion dollars piece of legislation the numbers matter here and while we don't talk about every bill time a bill passes the house or senate this one is different not only because it's huge and taxpayers foot the bill but because the farm bill impacts so very many people and a lot of people that you may be unaware about here discuss a fred kaufman author of bet the farm fred thanks as always for being with us t

turning to earnings, results from wal-mart this morning. higher earnings per share and revenue compared to jericho. investors watching for news on whether amazon prime membership effected wal-mart online. the online growth slowed in its last earnings report. gerri: jcpenney reported before the opening bell. a retailer to boast a lot of lower revenue from last year at this time. wal-mart shares are down 14% this year will while jcpenney is down 8%. the brick-and-mortar companies keep having trouble. cheryl: except for macy's. speaking of pushing. push to compete with codify. youtube is revamping its music service. >> launching a new music streaming service next week for $10 a month to get features like personalized playlists based on your youtube history. coming soon from the youtube premium, the subscription service for an extra $2 a month in addition to the music service that removes all ads from all of youtube including its original shows. gerri: companies love subscriptions. adding cash to your amazon account. >> this is a great way to d

plus, an expensive day's shopping for wal—mart, as it makes a $16 billion push into india, buying controlf online retailer flipkart. and on the markets, wall street surges — as crude hits its highest in more than three years — energy stocks are the big winners thanks to president trump abandoning the iran nuclear deal. we start in the us, where 21st century fox, the media empire controlled by rupert murdoch, has been updating investors about its latest results. but it's been refusing to comment on reports it could be the target of a multibillion dollar bidding war. it's all part of a huge shake—up in the global entertainment industry, as more of us abandon traditional cable and satellite tv packages in favour of streaming services like netflix. let's show you some of the details. 21st century fox has agreed to sell its entertainment business to disney for $52 billion. it has told investors it will try to get shareholder approval this summer. but there could be a spanner in the works — in the form of us cable giant comcast, owner of nbc and universal pictures. it made a rival bid in shares

retail giant wal-mart is paying sixteen billion dollars for indian online retailer slip cart and the world's biggest ever e-commerce deal wal-mart wants to amazon out of the potentially vast indian market monica jones is going to have all that in more an archivist this update as we mentioned coming up in just a few minutes you're watching news i'm sarah kelly in. thank you so much for company for your company i hope you have a great day. my first boss was the sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by the social tools it was something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't it . since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me as the most.

the indian company flipkart which is india's largest e-commerce company and at the end of april wal-mart merged with u.k. based asda grocer with their are larger rival j. sansbury while warmer currently. operates in twenty eight countries around the world more appear to be on the way as their strategy shifts to owning or at least partial ownership of additional global retail companies. and now we move to talk about the farm bill a huge eight hundred fifty six billion dollars piece of legislation the numbers matter here and while we don't talk about every bill time a bill passes the house or senate this one is different not only because it's huge and taxpayers foot the bill but because the farm bill impacts so very many people and a lot of people that you may be unaware about here discuss a fred kaufman author of bet the farm fred thanks as always for being with us this is the huge money program and it's paid for by taxpayers but what does the farm bill actually do why is it important. the farm bill has been a signature piece of legislation and bipartisan legislation since one thousand ni

and shares in american retail giant wal-mart dropped to three percent on wall street that was wednesday following its purchase of india's biggest online retailer the sixteen billion dollar deal to acquire a controlling stake in flip card is one of the biggest e-commerce acquisitions in history wal-mart has been on a spending spree in recent months as it attempts to expand its online presence and the purchase of a flip card gives wal-mart access to to the indian market estimated to grow to two hundred billion dollars within ten years and it gives flipkart muscle in its fight for market share against you as rival amazon both retailers aiming at the country's increasingly affluent to consumers and more and more multinational companies are actually entering the booming indian retail market japanese fashion brand nick lowe said it will open its first store in delhi by the middle of next year the companies taking advantage of a recent change to india's foreign investment rules they are now allowed to establish a fully owned subsidiary rather than a joint venture with a local partner swedish f

and wal-mart says they will continue by on their buying streak as they endeavor to compete against amazon which reported on the program before that wal-mart recently purchased eight hundred seventy eighty seven rather percent of the indian company flipkart which is india's largest e-commerce company and at the end of april wal-mart merged with u.k. based asda grocer with their or larger rival j. sansbury while warmer currently operates in twenty eight countries around the world more appear to be on the way as their strategy shifts to owning or at least partial ownership of additional global retail companies. and now we move to talk about the farm bill a huge eight hundred fifty six billion dollars piece of legislation the numbers matter here while we don't talk about every bill time a bill passes the house or senate this one is different not only because it's huge and taxpayers foot the bill but because the farm bill impacts so very many people and a lot of people that you may be unaware about here discuss a fred kaufman author of bet the farm fred thanks as always for being with us this

. >>> wal-mart will start restricting opioids.and sam club pharmacies are set to limit customer prescriptions to a seven day supply. these new rules align with the cdcs prevention guideline. wal-mart will follow state law for those who require opioid prescriptions to be filled for under seven days. according to the cdc, some 115 americans die every day from an opioid overdoze. >> a bill to limit how much opioid medication doctors can prescribe to children has cleared a big hurdle. the state assembly unanimously worked to prescribe opioids. there's a longer prescription that is necessary the bill now goes to the state senate. >>> children who live in the capital of afghanistan are typically in danger if they play outside so they're typically staying indoors. some young girls are using their time wisely by learning coding. they've created 20 games so far and one is getting international attention. it's called fight against opium and it's a development of the afghan soldiers to destroy the opium farms and helping the government grow

these out their annual meeting saying who used term because we have a sexual relationship with a wal-mart people we couldn't possibly invested amazon because words such as little from brasco no mob nobody heard about and these are you know basically doing and i mean the list goes on and on the guy is a menace ok well let's talk some sort of like technical logistics of why i think they're talking about this why they keep on dissing be a coin part of it is because they keep on being asked. about it ok and i think this is crucial to understanding why they keep on coming out with a number of warren buffett recently in the past year called it rat poison in poison here in this interview with yahoo charlie munger calls that trading freshly harvested baby brains at their annual event this last weekend charlie monger's compares crypto currencies to turds and dimentia warren buffett does not like crypto currency is a position he read it reiterated at the berkshire hathaway annual meeting his grievances against bitcoin and its ilk are many it's a nonproductive asset has no intrinsic value it's a bre

and wal-mart hands out paper work for them when they get hired showing them how to go file for benefits from the government because they don't pay them enough so we're living in a feudal society right now. yeah absolutely and in terms of how that's maintained we know that the media obviously plays a large part in the mechanism how do you assess this whole modern take on fake news i mean i'm personally i always tell people the news is always been fake it's just that we're using that word because trump has used it and now there's a certain awareness and it's not just because you know r.t. and other networks exist that fake there is fake news it's like you know the news was always fake they're trying to brand certain people as fake news and there obviously are stories that are put out through certain sites that are online that are completely imaginary but as far as the the understanding that the media companies have always proliferated false narratives and untruths what is this new fake news in your mind how is that a cessation essentially creating a craft in the paradigms that we're opera

wal-mart is focussed on that. a store is like a warehouse that is a few miles from the customer and theu customer is doing all your logistics for you. when you have to shift it is a lot more expensive. >> a lot of people are looking at debt maturities for specialty retailers in apparel especially going into next year. i think in an era where we are watching short term rates rise. do you expect a raft of delinquencies, bankruptcies among -- or highly leveraged retailers. >> there are two things to look at, debt maturity and their leasic operations. what happens to a retailer every time you update the lease you are committing for a five or ten year period of time. that is when you make the decision i can't make it. you have to look at the maturity of the strategy and there is not a lot of room for error in specialty retail. >> now we are seeing some storied brands start to sell assets that you might call the furniture in the living room. not to point fingers specifically at sears. in its most dramatic fashion how wi

british evocate change sainsbury's has agreed to merge with wal-mart own the rival as i gather the two will become britain's biggest supermarket groups pulsing current market leader tesco and the passe that the city's generate will enable them to negotiate lower prices persons highly competitive grocery industry is undergoing rapid change german supermarkets like the idea needle and online joint amazon are destructing the country's supermarket business but analysts say the deal could face from regulators. and when people think about a holiday in the middle east egypt jordan dubai often all the first destinations that spring to mind now ultra conservative saudi arabia wants foreign visitors to consider the kingdom the country has an image problem so did up is funny for chas been to the port city of jeddah to see some of the initiatives being launched to get you to think differently about the country. a lot of history can be discovered in just a multicultural and diverse city in saudi arabia jeddah has always been a bit more open to change that other more conservative parts of the countr

in recent months as it attempts to expand its online presence of the purchase of flip card gives wal-mart access to the indian market estimated to grow to two hundred billion dollars within ten years and a gift flipkart muscle in its fight for market share against u.s. rival amazon retailers are aiming at the country's increasingly affluent consumer us and more and more multinational companies are actually entering the booming indian retail market japanese fashion brands when it khloe say that it will open its first store in delhi by the middle of next year the company is taking advantage of a reason to change to india's foreign investment rooms they now allow it to establish a fully owned subsidiary rather than a joint venture with a local partner swedish manager john ikea will also open its first indian store later this year consultant c p w c says the changes mean india's retail market could grow to be worth a trillion dollars annually by twenty twenty we have. so many numbers let's now cross back to brian and i think we wait for donald trump's arrival we're getting our information tha

how about this one lord and taylor teaming up with -- wal-mart kind of an odd couple wouldn't you say> isn't it. you can get your cheer rows and dress all in one order. it's insane but this is the wave of the future and now -- parent company have access to million of wal-mart users wal-mart will get a boost in luxury so it is a good pairing they say and they'll have -- vince and tommy bahamas close to jewelry accessories debuting in next coming week. odd couple indeed all right nicole thank you very much indeed later on. this is a serious and somewhat troubling story. cheesecake factory employees they're in trouble. allegedly they harassed a customer all right tell me what happened. >> should be -- happened down in miami the mall at the cheesecake factory where 22-year-old joseph was having a meal with his girlfriend and his girlfriend's family when he was wearing the red hat making america great again donald trump hat, and a waitress noticed it started pointing fingers at him next thing you know a dozen employee who is circled table pointing at him and making threatening -- verbally

local wal-mart selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that it's going. to stop spreading to tell you that what we gossip and tabloid by file for the most important news today. off of advertising tells me you are not cool enough to buy their products. are the hawks that we along with all of what. thank you joining us here for the program the controversial of white helmets group praised by the west as a rescue team working in syria has been guaranteed continued support by the british prime minister to resign way. after washington's decision to pull the plug on syrian aid funding which includes that of the white helmets but last week the trumpet ministration froze the us funding with thousands of civilian lives at risk will the prime minister stick up pledge the government to plug the funding shortfall that now exists and is sure these heroic rescue workers can continue their work. again i say to the honorable gentleman we recognize the very important and valuable work that the white house mates are doing they are a

wal-mart, which alone employs 4,000 people in western pennsylvania. energy bills have gone down for more than 87 million of our fellow citizens in 48 states. that is an incredible lowering of their cost of living. and according to the international energy agency, the united states is on track to be the world's largest oil producer by 2023. the significance of this is we no longer have to be held hostage by bad actors around the world when it comes to energy. we will be the biggest exporters of energy in the world. and when we ask other people not to buy from these folks because of their intentions how to use that money, we can replace what they're not able to buy there with our own homegrown energy. that's an incredible energy. thanks to the most recent national defense authorization act -- think about this, because our sons and daughters who serve in uniform, they are going to be enjoying their largest pay increase in eight years. eight years. the facts are clear. america is winning again. our speaker was addressing a group the other day and i want t

wal-mart makes the list for the 14th time in 60 years ago at number one. last year became the first company in u.s. history to generate $500 billion in annual sales. exxonmobil return to the number two spot rounding out the top five work shy or have to wait from apple and united health group. amazon moved into top 10 for the first time and ranks eighth. >> consumer reports with a very scathing review on tesla's model three. not the first time on that car. >> the hits keep on coming for tesla. consumer reports denied the model three sedan. a recommendation because of big flaws found during its testing. the lesson going review comes as authorities are investigating the death of a man after the model as he was driving veered off the road, crashed into a fence into a pond. unclear who was in autopilot mode. also investigating speed if alcohol was involved, but still not a good look. trade to the sudan itself is crucial to the growth for tesla. such a swipe at them. they've come out and for and may be the only reviewer. that's essential. >> we saw back in the a

with north korea and that of course would be seen by the north koreans as the incident in which wal-mart get off the agreed under george bush's administration to give up his nuclear weapons program and then during the arab spring uprisings we saw that he was brutally murdered by his own people and we talk about the libya model you can see from a foreign perspective that how that might be interpreted as a signal that if a nation is going to give up its nuclear weapons it's not going to mean good things for its political survival so with north korea looking at this mike pence as comments toward. toward the libya model we saw a very strong reaction and i believe that's what compass referring to let's talk about strong reactions now and josh i'd like to turn to you how is pianka likely to react to this cancellation now well that's certainly what everyone is watching or a discount solution comes amid something of a spiraling of heated rhetoric between both sides after several months of reduce tensions things have started to ramp up the increased criticisms from both sides of criticisms from n

he's out their annual meeting saying who we used to because we have a sexual relationship with a wal-mart people we couldn't possibly invested i was because words such as little from brasco no mob nobody heard about and these are basically spewing and i mean the list goes on and on the guy is a menace ok well let's talk some sort of like technical logistics of why i think they're talking about this why they keep on dissing because i mean part of it is because they keep on being asked. about it ok and i think this is crucial to understanding why they keep on coming out with remember warren buffett recently in the past year called it rat poison called poison here in this interview with yahoo charlie munger calls that trading freshly harvested baby brains at their annual event this last weekend charlie monger's compares crypto currencies to turns and dimentia warren buffett does not like cryptocurrency is a position he really reiterated at the berkshire hathaway annual meeting his grievances against bitcoin and its ilk are many it's a nonproductive asset has no intrinsic value it's a breedin

. >>> wal-mart wants to send employees back to school.is paying. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >> 8:44. in the past hour there was a big announcement from wal-mart. >> the largest private employer will help their employees get through college. >> wal-mart just announced at the annual shareholder meeting that it will help employees pay for college and get a degree. they will pay $1 for an online program the wal-mart about subsidize the tuition and books and fees. they have to be working towards business or supply chain management. they hope to expand it to other degrees in the pewture. exec can tiffs say it is a way to attract and retain good workers in a tight job market. they expect

wal-mart is within ten miles of 90% of the u.s.we always want to be a brand that's available for everybody we care a tremendous amount about delivering our customers amazing value and wal-mart cares about the same things. we're super excited. >> what about, it's not going to just be razors now can you give us an idea of what else you'd like to get involved with is there anything i wouldn't leak to have the harry's name on in terms of men's grooming >> yeah, we are focused on trying to deliver guys better experience every day as they get up and get ready we think there is an amazing opportunity to do that we've gotten to know guys well and are now trying to make products that differencely deliver for them, deliver them exception am experiences, with really great ingredients and do so at great value. so we plan to continue to expand into other categories in men's personal care and try to kind of give guys a great experience, not only in shafk butching they are doing to get ready >> can you tell us about it? or do you have to kill she