walmart, that was definitely a very political issue that walmart did take a stand on and that walmartf not explicitly in writing, certainly through their policy and business decision. >> jelani, why this issue, then? companies came out in favorite of black lives matter, didn't seem to struggle as much with that. though some companies did. why is this one hard? because of republican framing that it's about voter fraud and companies don't want to come out looking like they're okay with voter fraud? what's going on, as far as you can see? >> they came out in favor of black lives matter after the video of george floyd's horrifying death came out. and it became -- the calculus became different. they began to look political by not saying that black lives matter. and so that became, for a moment at least, the most safe position for people to occupy. now i think it's the same thing. there's been so much shrapnel thrown into our political climate in the wake of the contentious election we had last year that they really muddied the boundary. they succeeded in muddying the boundaries to make it

a lot of these regular factories are accompanied like a walmart or kmart source from senate factor. a lot of times are very rural workers who are very far away from their families. due to the ways the companies with these relationships with these factors put a lot of times action on give them enough time or enough money to make the products in-house and actually pay real workers. so the factors have to subcontract work secretly subcontract the work a lot of forced labor facilities. to meet the deadlines. in these types of labor camps a lot of the detainees were, most of them were never received any kind of sentencing and a court. most are not have access to a lawyer most of the time. they were held there arbitrarily for an indefinite amount of time. and a lot of them are political dissidents, pro activists, ethnic minorities like uighurs and tibetans. in the civil rights lawyers that try to bravely defend these people, a lot of times these are the people that end up in labor camps doing 15 -- 20 hours of manufacturing work and not paid for it at all. >> you do elaborate on the relig

they used the walmart bill and reach out to others. at eli lily, in indianapolis, the spokesman says they wanted to add a voice from the heartland. >> when we lobby we are bobbying for brder health-care issues or industry. we think it has contributed to monumental changes in american society. >> there was also a letter from the pfizer ceo, writing as chairman of the business round table. that's a group of ceo of some 160 major companies. tom lehner is the group's public policy director. >> our main purpose is to promote economic growth, but one of the fundamental tenets is equal -- in the political process. >> letters came from coca-cola. john lewis of georgia a civil rights veteran says he's never seen anything like this before. >> the word tends to spread fast in minority communities. to see in those@mick publication that several major american corporations supported the reauthorization of the voting rights act, that gives them a leg up. >> if there's any blowback from the critic of corporation, the critics say they have yet to see i

walmart is in bentonville.and up and agitated all of these downtown these last couple decades with the tech giants which is incredible racial inequality in the sorting out of the winner cities and the left behind once. one other difference i will note one important thing to note about walmart it pays a lot more taxes than amazon does because of this physical manifestation, the physical kind of gain the system as well through the sort of online loophole for sales taxes. but then also managing to pay any federal income taxes by taking huge losses and taking down pay for gains. walmart isn't paying billions more in taxes every year as amazon. one important difference. >> i think amazon's counter would be well, we are just following the u.s. tax code, right question work we are following the rule and that's what the rule exists do. i think that comes to a nether sort of big underlying current throughout the story of regional inequality you're tracing in this book which is the role of politics and policy. different

kanye's is on the left, walmart's is on the right. basically, kanye and walmart are fighting over who gets to use a doodle of a butthole. right? [ laughter ] can you copyright that? and would it really be so bad for walmart to get their stuff confused with kanye's? a pair of sneakers he owned just sold for two million dollars. if i was kanye, i would go further. i would start wearing a blue vest and handing out "welcome" stickers too. [ laughter ] you know, ever since i was kid there's been something that i always wanted to do, and that is a cartwheel. my little sister could do it with ease and it drove me crazy. that i couldn't do it because it seems like an easy thing everyone should be able to do. so, now that i'm in my fifties, it seemed like the right time to right this wrong. so we got in touch with olympic gold medalist gabby douglas and asked her if she'd be so kind to teach me and guillermo how to do a cartwheel. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is where it happens. this is where my cart wheeling career begins, yours too guill

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they control walmart and sam's club. asa hutchinson to exactlyt he had done t what they wanted him to do. "we support governor i didn't hudgins sends reason veto. any policy that limits individual opportunity also limits our states potential. ." walmart is going to sell a lifetime supply of drugs to trans youth, it'd be nice if he vetoes any legislation like it. it's possible that ada hutchinson ignored the what's interesting is his focusing is he knows hutchinson very well, confirming our worst fears, he would very much like a board seat at walmart when he leaves. just a few days ago, by the way, asa hutchinson appeared on this network to admit that before making any decision on transgender issues, he first considershe what, and we are quoting, what "major global corporations think." >> we have some major global corporations here in arkansas. certainly worried about the image of our state. we are trying to send a signal that you can protect conscience, you can protect girls in sports without being discriminatory in tryi

what are you hearing from walmart? states, and what should, what should viewers understand about what's really going on separate from what the fed tells us is going on with rising materials prices? >> yeah, look, i mean, i don't see the same macro information, obviously, that chairman powell sees. but all i know in our world costs are going up, and our customers hate it and very unhappy when we give them the information. but they know it's true. i mean, they have so many different products with these same kind of pressures, and so they're doing their best. i know walmart is fighting these increases, and they're not passing on the full increases that we're even giving them. so it's -- but it's, it's tough for everybody. i mean, we're hoping that the trade war tariffs at least will go away, but i don't see any let-up in steel prices, particularly if the new infrastructuren plan goes into effect. lrs liz arnold, isaac, thank you, because i really think it's important for our viewers to listen not just to people in d.c. an

. >>> we have quick news alert on walmart.ompany announcing a plan to move more of its part-time associates the full-time with a goal of having two-thirds of its associates full-time by the end of the year. the company says that they have been on this journey since before the pandemic and in 2016, about 53% of the hourly store work force held full-time positions. by the end of the year, if they hit the goal, that means that approximately 100,000 more full-time positions will be available than were five years ago. shares of walmart are little change done here just lightly. both part-time and full-time associates are eligible for health benefits. you just have to work about 30 hours on average a week. back over to you >> how much of this has been kind of like this evolution that many companies have had about trying to raise or elevate the standards of living wages and whatnot for many of their workers. this is just the next it ration of that kind of an effort between them and target and everybody else there who have been raising

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. >> the first corporation to call for a renewal of the act was walmart. walmart has a great number of our customers who are african-american and hispanic american. we have a great interest in the issue. s it executives met with the black caucus in 2005. >> in june of last year the walmart ceo sent a letter to president bush urging him to support an extension of the voting rights act. at eli lily the spokesman said they wanted to add a voice from the heartland adding it is a unique situation. >> when we lobby on capitol hill, we are lobbying for broader health care issues or industry/pharmaceutical issues that may impact our company. and we saw this as an opportunity to be a leader on this and we did so because we believe in the legislation and we think that it has contributed to monumental and dramatic changes in american society. >> there was a letter from the pfizer ceo writing as chairman of the business roundtable, a group of ceos of 160 major companies. the group's public policy director. >> our main purpose is to promote economic growth. but i think

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ainsley: walmart? brian: walmart not signing on. pete: and putting an exclamation point on it. of walmart. we are not in the business of partisan politics. while our government relations team have historically focused encore business issues like tax policy or government regulation, walmart and other major employers are increasingly being asked to weigh in on broader societal issues such as civil rights and walmart is saying count us out. they say every business has lobbyists who want to create environments favorable to that business. that's how it works in our system. but weighing in on every single cause and really only from one side good on walmart for standing up and saying that. ainsley: isolating 50% of your customers if you take a political stand. if you want to get in politics, get into politics. but these are businesses. >> trying to sell to all of you. brian: also today editorial is out in the "the washington post" from gabriel sterling the coo of the secretary of state obviously in the cross hairs with pump because president trump didn't like the way the election was

bill simon, former walmart u.s. ceo and president. go to kevin stick, the oklahoma governor, republican. get reaction to some of these developments, including if i could, what the president is addressing now, governor, to limit the sale what he calls dangerous firearms and those have nothing to do with hunting, any of the rest. we don't know all of his plans, oklahoma is among those states with very active and very, have happy hunters. will they be happy, are you happy with some of the plans that the president's outlining? >> you know we're going to defend oklahoma, we're going to defend our right to bear arms in the state of oklahoma. we think it's a total overreach by the federal government. it is very clear in our constitution and the first bill i signed when i became governor was a constitutional carry in the state of oklahoma and as long as i'm governor we will fight back against that federal overreach. it is disappointing what is happening in d.c., the partisanship the president is displaying. neil: you know, governor, we do kno

a premium of win walmart did the deal. up the boards investor reaction was pretty , positive. walmart has been lower for the early part of tuesday trading. then, looking at this in the financial gain that the companies have. it's not just about the money raised, it's about putting your name on the map. it's about the publicity. sticking with ipo's and listings we have to talk about coinbase. one of the things we are thinking about is why are we so interested. direct listing. the first ever large direct listing on the nasdaq. the last evaluation that we had for coinbase on the private market was around $90 billion. astonishing. you've got the latest details coming out the market on tuesday. this is a company that is making money. the company says in preliminary results that they see net income between $730 million to in the $800 million first quarter. that's for $1.8 billion in revenue. you cover all kinds of ipo's. i am talking about spacs, traditional ipo's, direct listings. how many have you had that are already profitab

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maybe it is time. >> not at all. >> i am sorry walmart if you are listening.>> maybe kanye west will try that one. [ laughter ] >> the red and white little dots? >> another major company taking aim at cities. toyota is creating its own town and it will be autonomous. groundbreaking got underway a month ago at the town near the base of mount fuji. it is at the side of a shuttered toyota factory. their hand-picked residents will be chauffeured autonomous vehicles. the city got a boost this week when toyotas announced plans to buy the lift self driving operations. the city will also feature smart homes and everything will be hydrogen powered. >> okay! it looks beautiful. >>ou know what? this idea the cars will be autonomous. i think where i get a little nervous is where you are the autonomous cars amongst many of the people driving their car and you are not in control. maybe if they are all on the same grade maybe you are a little bit safe? i would definitely try this town out. >> why not? i would love it if they built one similarly in hawaii or some place warm.

we loved walmart.the biggest private-sector employer in this country, was something like 1.3 million workers. not one person has a benefit of a collective bargaining contract to give them the idea that they would only be fired for just cause. tom: why don't they have the power to do that? what is precluding the workers of walmart from unionizing? rep. levin: the labor laws. if vesper, alabama was a foreign country and jimmy carter flew in to monitor the election, they would have flown out weeks ago, held a press conference to say that the oppression these voters are facing, the unevenness of the playing field, the idea that this could be a free and fair election is absurd. we are going back to georgia because we are proclaiming today that there is no fair election possible. if you want to go down the list, i am really happy to do it. the company is allowed to force workers, on pain of termination, to attend antiunion propaganda meetings all day long, and if a union representative steps foot on their pr

walmart also taking a stand saying they are not in the business of partisan politics.nesses have decided to stick to business including coke and delta which is intriguing because they were both vocal opponents of georgia's election law. it is always about the media, right? they have taken this issue. now they're trying to shame companies who don't sign on. give you an example, headline from chicago says, chicago's biggest corporate names missing from letter defending voting rights. imagine being on a list like that? the article points out only three of that city's 50 largest publicly-traded firms signed a statement. only three bought into it. one of the most prominent names to sign is blackrock. by the way they happened to have reported their earnings this morning. that company has become a even bigger colossus, folks. they have $9 trillion under management. 9 trillion. what struck me was the 1.2 billion in net earnings, talking cash to the bottom line. larry fink, ceo of the company made what they're calling a bold promise to increase their black workforce by 30%. it

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it was for criminals to exploit the system max lives in wisconsin and fulfills grocery orders for walmart. after being deployed in ukraine last year with the national guard, the sba sent him this notice to pay back a $45,000 with his name pomisspelled he said there was a loan taken out in his name. >> they recommended i go to file an identity theft report. >> reporter: it allowed small businesses to borrow based on temporary losses of revenue due to the pandemic. he doesn't own a business. >> you're not planning to repay it, i assume >> i don't really have a good way to repay that. $45,000 is more than i make in a year. >> reporter: the agency says the loan is on hold pending further review >> next tax season will they try to seize my tax return are they going to try to garnish my paycheck if i don't resolve this situation in time there's definitely a lot of things to be worried about. >> reporter: he's not alone. korena keys on a digital media firm in north dakota she received a loan under ppp which offers loans that can be forgiven she didn't need another one from the sba. then this pay

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