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i had a beverage of my choice at mcdonald's. jonathan: how does this play into the conversation the fed is having with the whole of the market? sam: i think the transitory rise in inflation is really more of a readjustment to the trajectory upward. i think we are going to see an increase in inflation. the economists continue to move higher their forecasts for the coming quarters. i think it is going to last into the end of this year, but year on year in 2022, things will simmer down. tom: i want to know from the two of you, where do they get 10,000 workers? amazon once 10,000 workers. jon mentions chipotle wants workers, and on and on. are there 10,000 workers out there to be had? sam: i think there are. i think probably they will become a little bit more incentivized to start to look for work once the additional payments to unemployment and so forth run out by the end of the third quarter, so i would tend to say that we are going to be getting a trickling effect and people taking advantage of these opportunities. jonathan: does

we will start with you kerry mcdonald. under this proposal, do you think this gives parents -- certainly the funding, but does it give them the maximum flexibility to make the decision for their kids? guest: it is similar to the head start program where the government is involved in these preschool programs in terms of deciding what the curriculum is, deciding what the student-teacher ratio is, making expectations around teacher certification. that does limit family choices. a lot of families might say i don't need my three-year-old being taught by someone with a bachelors degree and maybe i don't even want my three-year-old taught academic skills anyway, i want them to play and enjoy being outside with friends during their preschool time. this would limit a lot of parents' choices. host: halley potter, will it give parents more choices? guest: it absolutely will. when washington, d.c. had universal pre-k for three-year-olds and four-year-olds created, we thought the number of mothers participating -- we saw that the numbe

host: kerry mcdonald, they look at analysis by mark zandi. they write that the families plan will boost the economy by increasing labor force participation and educational attainment while addressing income inequality. your thoughts? guest: the penn warden budget model indicates that president biden's estimate of $200 billion for the universal education opponent -- education component is a very low estimate, that it will cost much more and as a result it will bring down gdp. it will raise debt. this will put a burden on american families overall when we are distance at devising entrepreneurship -- when we are disincentivizing entrepreneurship. two of the randomized controlled studies of the existing preschool program, the gold standard of results in these programs is the tennessee pre-k program that found initial gains and academics for those students who participated in the preschool program, those gains were gone by kindergarten. in third grade, they found the control group was outperforming the students who participated in that government

what has mcdonald's said? mcdonald's has said it's causing disruption, that's what the aim was for animal rebellion, they said earlier this morning they wanted to cause significant disruption to the macdonald supply chain. mcdonald's says, "well, there you have it, it is." it has issued an apology to customers. i have been speaking to people who enjoy a mcdonald's who say this does not deter them enjoying their burger or big mac. it's a controversial issue and if people do not get their mcdonald's there is some anger there, but animal rebellion feel they have a cause worth campaigning for. the queen has visited the royal navy's new aircraft carrier the hms queen elizabeth, as it prepares for its first major deployment. her majesty was in portsmouth this morning to see the the warship which has cost £3 billion. it'll leave the naval base this evening to begin a 7.5—month deployment in the far east. the tour will involve port stops in places including oman and singapore. ministers hope the mission will streng

what has mcdonald's said? mcdonald's has said it's causing disruption, that's rebellion, they said earlier this morning they wanted to cause significant disruption to the macdonald supply chain. mcdonald's says, "well, there you have it, it is." it has issued an apology to customers. i have been speaking to people who enjoy a mcdonald's this does not deter them enjoying their burger or big mac. it's a controversial issue and if people do not get their mcdonald's there is anger there, but animal rebellion feel they have a cause worth campaigning for. the queen has visited the royal navy's new aircraft carrier, the hms queen elizabeth, as it prepares for its first major deployment. her majesty was in portsmouth this morning to see the the warship which has cost £3 billion. it'll leave the naval base this evening to begin a 7.5—month deployment in the far east. the tour will involve port stops in places including oman and singapore. ministers hope the mission will strengthen ties with allies and boost trade in

she's 31 years old and loves mcdonald's so much she retrofitted her entire house as a shrine to mcdonald's. it includes a ronald mcdonald stained glass window, that's nightmare i think. but her favorite item she says that sparked her interest in anything mcdonald's was that anything mcdonald's theme a couple years ago. she has the fast food chain golden arches you can see there, an original 1970s sign from mcdonald's hanging above her stairs. >> you talk about interior design. that's some serious dedication. you must really love happy meals to do that, right? >>> so this one is really cute. take a look at this video. two guinea pigs. look at them in their little mini toy cars cruising around in montreal. looks like they're livin' the life. i love that barbie pink jeep. >> road trip. >> that's the news for thi >>> breaking overnight on "world news now," political shocker. a restrictive voting bill fails in texas. it had been on the verge of passing until democrats walked out. what happens now? >>> new details after a deadly mass shooting in miami. at least two people killed, 20 injured. the

i understand that you like mcdonald's. i'm going to bet you -- >> who doesn't like mcdonald's? [laughter] >> i'm going to bet if i pulled up google satellite photos of the three mcdonald's closest to my house, you'd see my car in the drive-through lane of all three. but now i'm looking to get back out to sit-down restaurants. how does mcdonald's keep growing beyond the pandemic? >> part of it gets to the part of what you're talking about, they're mostly franchisees. and so the idea too is that, you know, i like stocks sort of like pay me now and pay me later. so the beauty of mcdonald's is, you know, you can have it at home, and as you see, unemployment is dropping and people going back to work, that's for footfall near some of those restaurants that perhaps were near people's offices, and you might love mcdonald's, but you might not drive back to the office if you're working from home, right? for us, it's the ones that are open, but we can continue to make money. mcdonald's is a company, it involved. they're constantly changing their menu, moving to kiosks, that helps on the e

what has mcdonald's said? it has said it's causing _ depots. what has mcdonald's said? it has said it's causing disruption, - has said it's causing disruption, that's what the aim was for animal rebellion, they said earlier this morning they wanted to cause significant disruption to the macdonald supply chain. mcdonnell says, there you have it, it is. it hasissued says, there you have it, it is. it has issued an apology is. i haven't speaking to people who enjoy a mcdonald's and ssa does not deter them enjoying their big. it's a controversial issue and if people do not get them, there is... animal rebellion feel they have a cause worth campaigning for. a brand new museum celebrating the history of manufacturing, has finally opened after being delayed by the pandemic. the 300—year—old silk mill in derby is thought to be one of the world's first factories and is now home to the museum of making. phil mackie went along for the opening day. it has been a long time in the making — 300 years to be exact. the silk mill in derby is widely regarded as the world's first mod

was forced into the public -- laquan mcdonald was forced into the public. i wrote a letter, had a press conference and said, i resigned from the anita alvarez campaign. i was part of the campaign for her reelection. i resigned. i said, this is unacceptable, and you know, and i resigned from her campaign. and i stood with kim foxx. so would my states attorney kim foxx says she did not take time to watch the video of the killing of adam, i was so taken aback because on the one hand, we had the states attorney who hid the murder of laquan mcdonald and on the other we had a states attorney who did not take time. that allowed her top lieutenant, i believe, to continue to demonize a 13-year-old boy. remember, they told us for weeks there was an armed confrontation. there was no armed confrontation. it is time whole police accountable. amy: you tweeted that kim foxx has zero latinos in her top leadership team. if she wants to accurately bring justice for our community go she needs to surrender some of those individus who know our latino communities. >> we looked a

what has mcdonald's said? so, mcdonald's has said it's causing disruption. that is what the aim was for animal rebellion. they said to me earlier this morning they wanted to cause significant disruption to the mcdonald's supply chain. mcdonald's is saying, "well, there you have it, it is." and it's issued an apology to customers that have been affected. i have been speaking to people who enjoy a mcdonald's, and they're saying that, you know, this does not deter them from enjoying their burger or big mac. so it's, you know, a controversial issue and if people don't get their mcdonald's there is some anger there, but animal rebellion feel that they really do have a cause here that is worth campaigning for. south wales police says it's arrested four men, aged from 16 to 36, in connection with street violence in the mayhill area of swansea on thursday evening. a vigil turned into a riot during which cars were set on fire and stones and bricks were thrown at people's homes. detectives have thanked residents for statements and video footage, and appealed for more

they are outside depots, mcdonald depots across the country. some of them hanging off large structures they have built out of bamboo. there are lorries barricading some of the entrances to these depots. what they are saying, from my conversation with them earlier, is they want to cause significant disruption to the mcdonald's supply chain. how much disruption at this point are they causing and what is the response from mcdonald's so far? they are yet to comment, i'm persevering to get some kind of statement from them. protesters say there are around 50—100 of them and want to do this for the next 24 hours at least. it could impact, i'm told, around 1,300 mcdonald's across the country. at the end of the day, their aim is to, as i say, disrupt that supply chain, disrupt some key ingredients and products from getting to mcdonald's, which obviously will be felt by consumers today. what do we know about the group animal rebellion? an animal rights group, non—violent. they are very passionate about the environment. i have a quote from the spokesp

we have commissioner mcdonald and some community champions to help us celebrate. so i will be brief. this is a $5.3 million effort. the scope of the work includes a lot of the stuff you can see. but i'm going to highlight two things. one are the original playground elements that you see out to your left, to my right which really happened because of community advocacy and a really important desire and as we know, and thank you mayor and supervisor mandelman for all your support in helping us preserve these other elements. and then, the other thing i want to highlight very quickly is the nature exploration area to my left and your right and it kind of rambles and meanders through this beautiful space and i'm so impressed with the work of our design, you know, the design team and i'm going to acknowledge people in a second. but it's an acknowledgement of just how important nature is for our kids and to have an opportunity for all of our wonderful kids both behind me at the knowy valley nursery school and here at the eureka valley care facility to have them be able to

in nevada you have this one where michael mcdonald convenes this. it is a close vote. the information that we have now is that this individual matt anthony, and i want to read a quote of his. most of the average people out here are starving for old school tactics that used to go down in the city. because that is what we need, toughness, not keyboard warriors. proud boys are involved in physical assaults in a number of places. that guy and his associates were at that meeting and the question is who invited them there. >> that is the question. mcdonald denies having anything to do with it but these guys are creeps and thugs and want to act like they are the big men on campus. they may be boasting of this. the reason that the vote was so close is emblematic of what is going on inside the republican party where you have trump fighting with the people saying let's move beyond this. this is not a good brand for the republican party. the state republican party led by michael mcdonald even after biden was inaugurated was still filing complaints with the secretary of state. the

what has mcdonald's said? so, mcdonald's has said it's causing disruption. that is what the aim was for animal rebellion. they said to me earlier this morning they wanted to cause significant disruption to the macdonald supply chain. mcdonald's says, "well, there you have it, it is." it has issued an apology to customers that have been affected. i have been speaking to people who enjoy a mcdonald's who say this does not deter them enjoying their burger or big mac. so it's, you know, a controversial issue and if people don't get their mcdonald's there is some anger there, but animal rebellion feel they have a cause that is worth campaigning for. the queen has visited the royal navy's new aircraft carrier — the hms queen elizabeth — as it prepares for its first major deployment. her majesty was in portsmouth this morning to see the the warship which has cost £3 billion. it'll leave the naval base this evening to begin a seven—and—a—half month deployment in the far east. the tour will involve port stops in places including oman and singapore. ministe

we will start with you kerry mcdonald. under this proposal, do you think this gives parents -- certainly the funding, but does it give them the maximum flexibility to make the decision for their kids? guest: it is similar to the head start program where the government is involved in these preschool programs in terms of deciding what the curriculum is, deciding what the student-teacher ratio is, making expectations around teacher certification. that does limit family choices. a lot of families might say i don't need my three-year-old being taught by someone with a bachelors degree and maybe i don't even want my three-year-old taught academic skills anyway, i want them to play and enjoy being outside with friends during their preschool time. this would limit a lot of parents' choices. host: halley potter, will it give parents more choices? guest: it absolutely will. when washington, d.c. had universal pre-k for three-year-olds and four-year-olds created, we thought the number of mothers participating -- we saw that the numbe

> thanks, guys, i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money" tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, james mcdonald, nadine and steve grasso tonight's on fast carter is sounding the alarm on bonds, he says it's time to move to the sideline and plus tilray blazes higher and tim seymour says this is just catching fire. later, the new kids on the block, ipo's next week, find out which names have the right stuff. we start with vehicle jobs report, total bomb, payroll ticking higher, what did the market do? it rallied of course many seeing the weak jobs report giving it prolonger, dow high and nasdaq moving higher, the reflags trade driving energy, industrials and materials rallying strong into the close oil et f gains nearly 5% closing at session highs even parts of the tech trade held up semidconductor and software names outperforming the broader nasdaq what do you make of the action on the back of the biggest job miss in more than 20 years tim, i'm not sure if i told you what the outcome of the jobs report was you could have guessed what this market would have done today. >> i know the market likes,

in nevada you've got this one for michael mcdonald convenes and it's a close vote. it's not like the parties sort of split on this. and the information we have now is this individual math anthony, and i want to sort of read a quote of his, most of the average people out here are starving for some kind of old-school tactics that used to go down in the city because that's what we need right now. we need toughness. we don't need keyboard warriors. we should note that the proud boys have been involved in physical assaults in a number of places. that that guy and his associates were actually at that meeting and the question is, who invited them there? >> that is the question and mcdonald denies having anything to do with it but as you mentioned, these guys as the proud boys are everywhere are creeps and thugs and they always want to act like through the big man and so they want to be boasting of this. there are many layers to this. the reason that that vote was so close is that it's emblematic of what's going on in his country inside the republican party where you have t

soldiers from prosecution for any killings committed before 1908 good friday peace deal but alistair mcdonald former leader of the as as d.l.p. an irish nationalist party in northern ireland says families of the bally murphy victims deserve a detailed investigation and sincere apology from london these were all terrorists these were not people who were who were engaged. and the sort of illegal activity are militant activity there were people trying to go about their daily lives. some of the people were shot were people who went to the other innocent people that were shot. it was very brutal the families have spent 50 years i just hating for justice what people are looking for no you is some sort of a cut ability and a genuine apology from the prime minister and they accepted. the army were to a wrong here on murderous in their intention would have gone a long way towards them towards old and tried to but nobody but a how far to really apology. is seen as just out on a space sickly people are not happy with the people feeling that it's don't since a year that's all for this hour fly back with

soldiers from prosecution for any killings committed before 1908 good friday peace deal but alistair mcdonald former leader of the s.d.l. p. and irish nationalist party in northern ireland says families of the bally murphy victims deserve a detailed investigation and a sincere apology from london these were all terrorists these were not people who were who were a gauged. and a sort of illegal activity our militant activity there were people trying to about their daily life. so most of the people that were shot were people who went to the other innocent people that were shot. it was very brutal and the families have spent 50 years i just hating for justice what people are looking for now you is some sort of a cut ability and a genuine apology from the prime minister and they accepted. the army were totally wrong here on murderous and their intention would have gone a long way towards the towards old and tried to but nobody but a how far to really apology. is seen as just out on a space agree people are not happy with the people feeling that it's don't since a year turn in again and just about

soldiers from prosecution for any killings committed before 1908 good friday peace deal but alistair mcdonald former leader of the s.t.l. p. and irish nationalist party in northern ireland says families of the bally murphy victims deserve a detailed investigation and a sincere apology from london these were all terrorists these were not people who were who were a gauged. and a sort of illegal activity are militant activity there were people trying to go about their daily life. so most the people that were shot were people who went to the other anderson people that were shot. it was fairly brutal the families have spent 30 years. for justice but what people are looking for now you is some sort of a cut ability a genuine apology from the prime minister. the army were told they were all here on murderous of their intention would have gone a long way towards them towards old and tried to but nobody but a how far to really apology. is seen as just out on a space sickly people are not happy with the people feel that it's don't since a year for more details on your top news stories make sure to chec

mcdonald's, you have to do more. listen. >> we're going to tell mcdonald's what they're going to do and how they're going to do it. we are telling you that we are your ceo and shareholders. >> we are here today to say to mcdonald's you can pay $15 an hour today, not tomorrow, today. >> curiously enough here in chicago and in many cities across the country, they're getting $15 an hour, they will in july. already passed a $15 minimum wage. but places like montana, west virginia and the hinterlands, $15 is not a minimum. it's almost a maximum. charles? >> charles: it's a lot of money. certainly in those places, jeff. thanks. the white house meanwhile continuing its spending push today. the treasury secretary touring a bring that is under construction in washington d.c. this is to make the case for more infrastructure investments. but do we need nearly $3 trillion in new spending, some spending that folks say is fuelling this same inflation? with me now, texas republican congressman kevin brady, ranking member on the hou

a burger to reward you after you've had it that's the plan of the white house which is recruited a mcdonald's among others to drive a covert shot writes it's all part of president bond's ambitious target to vaccinate 70 percent of adults in the u.s. by july 4th to reach a pound cripples. have you heard about these things called covert vaccines yeah apparently they're all the craze right now i mean i wouldn't heard about them unless i was constantly bombarded with calls to get vaccinated i mean seriously how many people do they think live under rocks we get it you want to get vaccinated but the advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them left over and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house to spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccination sites while mcdonalds will bombard their customers with we can do this coffee cups and stickers as well as a giant billboard on times square and if all of that doesn't convince the public to come to their senses po

july 4th but that's quite a bit to win over skeptics in the white house is recruiting the likes of mcdonald's a new beauty entice people to get their shots to be 2 pounds reports. have you heard about these things called covert vaccines yeah apparently they're all the craze right now i mean i wouldn't heard about them unless i was constantly bombarded with calls to get vaccinated i mean seriously how many people do they think live under rocks we get it you want to get backs unaided but the advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them left over and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house to spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccinations sites while mcdonald's will bombard their customers with we can do this coffee cups and stickers as well as a giant billboard on times square and if all of that doesn't convince the public to come to their senses politicians are ready to lay down their careers for the cause there's a lot of good reasons to get vaccina

to reward you after you've got it that's the plan of the white house which has recruited goober and mcdonald's among others to drive up covert shot rates it is all part of president biden's ambitious target to vaccinate 70 percent of adults in the u.s. by the 4th of july with more his to meet. have you heard about these things called covert vaccines yeah apparently they're all the craze right now i mean i wouldn't of heard about them unless i was constantly bombarded with calls to get vaccinated i mean seriously how many people do they think live under rocks we get it you want to get backs unaided but the advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them lift goober and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house to spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccination sites while mcdonalds will bombard their customers with we can do this coffee cups and stickers as well as a giant billboard on times square and if all of that doesn't convince the public to come to th

. >> there responsibility of finding out what happened fell to detectives chad mcdonald and jarek mike szalbirak, who began gathering pieces of the puzzle as soon as they arrived on scene. >> this case was personal? you >> lloyd forsman and firefighters are very close? in this case it was in just another victim. this victim was part of this larger brotherhood. and it kind of hit home. >> first, they interviewed the two neighbors who found sam lying in the stairwell. >> whenever we work a crime, that is usually when you're gonna start with. your 9-1-1. caller >> trish murphy told detectives this normally quiet, upscale gated community had never experience anything like this before. >> it was a nice quiet place to be. >> but she did remember seeing something that troubled her one evening, just a month before the shooting. a man standing in the woods across the lake, staring at the building. >> i thought to myself, that that was an odd thing. who would just be standing there. the >> detectives then turned to trish is traumatize labor with dianne mcknight. they learned dianne was holding o

they don't care about black crime you talk about that young girl who was killed at a mcdonald's. they don't care about the people they claim they represent. they don't care because all they want is power. and they lie and i want to be clear they lie to if gain power. joe biden lied to the american people on national tv when he claims there's systemic discrimination institutionalize why does he lie? because he wants to portray republican and bheem believe in freedom as racist. they're the racist -- they're the one who was depriving people of color to all americans. quality education -- they don't want americans to choose whether they go through charter or private school but they want to control them in public school that are run by the union that provide inequality education. so they keep us under their control. that's why i left them. because i saw it. and i was sick of it. institutions racism among police officers they don't look at the numbers. why? because it's a lie for them to make the statement physical that white officers are looking for black people to kill. that's a lie.

a lot of mcdonald's franchisees used to be hourly workers. i was a ceo of a company, started at 85 cents an hour, worked there for 35 years. it's a great career path. it is about careers, never about jobs. jackie: how does this sort itself out? walk me through the process. from what i understand, i have never run a corporation but i imagine your costs go up for the raw materials, for the food, for example, your labor costs go up. you have to pay people more to work. all your costs go up. that means that you have to raise your prices. when you raise your prices you pass it on to the consumer. how is it that you know, at what point do we pull back from that because there is a tipping point. when prices go too high it is chilling, consumers start to say maybe i don't dine out three times a week, maybe once a week, maybe i don't do it at all? >> you know my experience anytime government creates artificial floors or benefits it becomes very, very inflationary. cost of goods sold in restaurants is about 30%. occupancy costs about 30%. labor all-in

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in mcdonald's in pennsylvania, a $500 bonus upon higher offered. a mcdonald's in florida is paying people $50 to show up for an interview. a chicken express in texas supporting science warning customers to be patient with them getting, no one wants to work anymore. if conscious and life events resurrect, roadies have taking skills elsewhere, leaving venues worried they will -- if concerts and live events resurrect, roadies taking skills elsewhere, leaving venues worried they will not have enough people to take them. your take on this? caller: i agree with the previous caller regarding term limits. every decision they make is based on the next election. it has nothing to do with the people. but that is off-topic. it is a harsh statement and very sad piece. in my heart i don't want to believe that the democrats want to kill the american dream. it is hard to believe that could be such nefarious motives and our country, but i think we have to believe it. you can at all the dots of the events that are happening, and it really just points -- you don't ha

charles: let me ask you about mcdonald's right? the news about mcdonald's is about the parent company. they are one of the largest, richest corporations in the world. some of franchise doesn't have as much money as they do. i couldn't agree more with your book title, this is part and parcel of the war on small businesses. they can't keep up with this movement. how do they survive? >> there is a big war on small business. it is central planners and big businesses that find these small businesses very inconvenient. the government is obviously interfering with the market and raising wagers artificially which means small businesses will have a harder time absorbing it versus a big corporation. a big corporation, i'm not trying to pick on mcdonald's but the one that you brought up, they will have an easier time absorbing it t means less competition for them. this is really a struggle if you are a small business, and you can survive this, what is the way you will be able to fight back against this? certainly smaller government is not hap

but at one mcdonald's in minnesota, it's a lovefest of the very best kind local coverage now from nbc affiliate kare-11 and their reporter boyd huppert. >> reporter: when people talk about a restaurant's performance, they are generally not referring to this. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ >> reporter: lunchtime is showtime when daniel marshall -- >> let's make this world happen, let's go >> reporter: is on stage ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ >> this guy is great. >> thank you so much for choosing mcdonald's, my name is daniel, how are you today? >> really puts a smile on my face. >> whoo-hoo! ♪ hello how are you ♪ >> who sings to you anymore in this day and age >> reporter: daniel will sing your order ♪ we got that 20 piece ♪ >> reporter: then bestow on you a name. >> what's up, boss >> what's up, rock star? how are you? what's up, captain >> reporter: all day long. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ >> reporter: at the arden hills mcdonald's, always another friend coming around the bend. >> it's a convertible, whoo! >> it's always -- ♪ ba da ba ba ba i'm loving it ♪ >> reporter: not the way it's al

mcdonald and i will bring the first question. like you, my wife has a goal of going to every national park in the country which means it is my goal as well. with all due respect to all the other parks, i am not sure if i've been to a more beautiful park than acadia, as well as yellowstone gets all the ink, but glacier national parks, i've been there three times two of america's treasures. as i think about coming out of covid, one of my big concerns is the mental health crisis. as a physician, if i could give america a prescription to work on it, i would say go visit a national park. take a deep breath, go to a national park, it will do more than any medicine or legislation we can write appear. i just want to get america out there and mr. mcdonald, you guys have been so successful. mingling with the government park there as well. as the friends of acadia, i believe it is the first part to use private funds as well. what is the secret to your success? what would you pass on to other nonprofit organizations to work with national par

commissioner mcdonald? >> i'm sorry. i can go next. >> chairman: i see your hand up, commissioner mcdonald. go ahead and then we'll go to the next one. >> okay. thank you so much. so is i just wanted to, i guess in some ways, acknowledge this moment. as i see it, it is a -- such an important moment. i really appreciate dana squared, both of their leadership, and davis and illumina and their leadership, in capturing this moment. as we all know, it has been a really challenging few years, and certainly these last couple have been especially challenging on many fronts, both in terms of social justice and racism that is permeating and surfacing in ways that are more pronounced and certainly captured by camera and video. and so this moment of the department and ideally and hopefully the city pausing to, as the name suggests, reckon with the implication, the impacts, the devastations of, and the opportunity to come out on the celebratory side of things, to center all voices and have the opportunity to celebrate all voices, and

yep, mcdonald's is even putting up a billboard in times square that says if you can deal with the after effects of the mcrib, you can deal with the aftereffects of the vaccine. [ laughter ] [ applause ] also as long as mcdonald's is working to fight disease they might want to look into whatever this thing was. i have no idea [ laughter ] well, here in new york city, it was just announced that some subway stations are offering covid vaccines first they sterilize your arm with a $2 bottle of vodka and a paper bag that was left in the seat, then they hold the shot near your arm, and a parkour dancer kicks it in [ light laughter ] this is actually cool. they even got the mta announcer to list all of the side effects. "headaches, soreness, sweating." [ laughter ] meanwhile, over in italy a a nurse accidentally gave a woman six doses of the pfizer vaccine in one shot. i think in italy they call that family style [ laughter ] six doses of the vaccine i'm 99 percent sure this is how every marvel movie starts. [ laughter ] save us, captain pfizer. at this point, she's now she is protected from c

mcdonald. i'll give him my first question. he set a national goal of going to every national park in the country which means it is my goal as well. and with all respect to all national parks, i'm not sure i have been to a more beautiful park then acadia. glacier national park have been there three times, just two of america's treasures. as i think about coming out of covid, one big concern is the mental health crisis. if i could give america a prescription the summer to work on your mental health it would be to go visit a national park. it would do more than any medicine or legislation then we can write up here. i just want to get america out there. and mr. mcdonald, you guys have been so successful. the private world mingling with the government park there as well. i acadia i believe was the first park that used public -- private funds as well. what would you pass on to nonprofit organizations that want to work with national park's? >> thank you. we have learned so much from our other peers at other parks. this is one of the

whatever mcdonald's says must be true because this is after all the american pope here's a sign next to the drive thru we are short staffed please be patient with the staff that did show up no one wants to work anymore. she then bets a little aggressive for customers who just came for an egg mcmuffin got their meal without asking for it super soon of itched. and no one wants to work anymore there's still a pandemic going on and only 50 percent of people are vaccinated and over 50 percent of women left the workforce to take care of children that have new school also an economist at e.p.i. pointed out that when restaurant owners can't find workers to fill openings at wages that aren't higher than they were before the pandemic even though those jobs are inherently more stressful and potentially dangerous that's not a labor shortage that's the market functioning the wages for hard or riskier jobs should be higher well we don't see is wages moving at all so that's a wage shortage not a worker shortage we've seen shortages of toilet paper chicken wings and my grow chips but there is no sho

advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them left over and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house to spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccinations sites while mcdonald's will bombard their customers with we can do this coffee cups and stickers as well as a giant billboard on times square and if all of that doesn't convince the public to come to their senses politicians are ready to lay down their careers for the cause there's a lot of good reasons to get vaccinated but for some of them you know if you need another one go it actually is sure you're alive to vote against me in the next election. i'm going to get it done all these attempts have had some effect over the last 5 months there have been significantly less coverage vaccine skeptics but there are still huge segments of the population which are far from convinced and the media has been trying anything they can suppress way these people bombard them with ads appeal to their human decency ridi

advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them left over and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house to spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccination sites while mcdonalds will bombard their customers with we can do this coffee cups and stickers as well as a giant billboard on times square and if all of that doesn't convince the public to come to their senses politicians are ready to lay down their careers for the cause there's a lot of good reasons to get vaccinated but for some of them you know if you need another one go it actually is sure you're alive to vote against me in the next election. i'm going to get it done all these attempts have had some effect over the last 5 months there have been significantly less covered back saying skeptics but there are still huge segments of the population which are far from convinced and the media has been trying anything they can suppress way these people bombard them with ads appeal to their human decency rid

advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them left over and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house to spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccinations sites while mcdonald's will bombard their customers with we can do this coffee cups and stickers as well as a giant billboard on times square and if all of that doesn't convince the public to come to their senses politicians are ready to lay down their careers for the cause there's a lot of good reasons to get vaccinated but for some of them you know if you need another one go it actually it is sure you're alive to vote against me in the next election. i'm trying to get it done all these attempts have had some effect over the last 5 months there have been significantly less coverage vaccine skeptics but there are still huge segments of the population which are far from convinced and the media has been trying anything they can suppress way these people bombard them with ads appeal to their human decency

advertisements are getting out right annoying and as if there weren't enough of them left over and mcdonald's have partnered with the white house spread the message even further a white house that at this point seems kind of desperate lives and over will now offer free trips to vaccinations sites while mcdonald's will bombard their customers with we can do this coffee cups and stickers as well as a giant billboard on times square and if all of that doesn't convince the public to come to their senses politicians are ready to lay down their careers for the cause there's a lot of good reasons to get vaccinated but for some of them you know if you need another one go it actually is sure you're alive to vote against me in the next election. i'm going to get it done all these attempts have had some effect over the last 5 months there have been significantly less covered vaccine skeptics but there are still huge segments of the population which are far from convinced and the media has been trying anything they can surprise sway these people bombard them with ads appeal to their human decency ridicul