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Circle was closed and he could feel that the choice had been redeemed in some way. but it was a very comforting thing to remember about the last time you see your parent. >> charles talked to me a lot about his dad. a lot of different conversations. but getting him to talk about his wife robin and his son daniel, that was more of a struggle. his relationship with robin, i mean, it is a true love story. they meet in oxford. she is from australia, a brilliant lawyer. he then goes to the states, to...

>> daniel is absolutely right. he knows exactly, exactly the reality here. even if it does just the two heads of state, the interpreter interpreters. the organization, the kgb, they will be collecting intelligence from everybody who is going through the summit. that is by you leave your cell phone your laptops. right? >> he is right about that. >> judge jeanine: coming up, president trump honored our military veterans, we will show you the highlights. hannity continues. me. i need an insulin tha...

Policy. the "washington examiner" is reporting president trump and the defense secretary mattix, are warning nato allies to open their chapbooks ahead of next weeks summit. according to a report obtained by the the hill, trump is plana one-on-one meeting with putin without aid presence. plus, secretary of state mike pompeo was returning to north korea. the author of the upcoming book, why we fight to come recovering americas will to win. sebastian gorka, retired cia senior intelligent officer, d...

And everybody else. you were quoting a lot of people i know well from the russian side. these are very experienced foreign policy hands and they were very dismissive of what happened in those meetings. you can have frank tough conversations i hope that tomorrow, they go out and meet some people in russian civil society. for all of the difficulties on policy we had with congressman mccarthy, he did daniel our celebration but then they peeled away and saw the opposition leader who two years later ...

Constituents. that was the difference. she turned out her voters and reflected the needs of her district. pete: how fractured is the democratic party, daniel. >> very fractured, pete. socialism is a disaster. only people who support socialism are only people who dont know what it sand people want who want to win elections. do we understand what socialism is in millennials prefer socialism. thats because they dont know what it is. socialism is the government control of the means of production. ri...

>> right. if youre talking about it publicly. >> well, yes. because surely a lot of found and ceos, c suite people have very strong beliefs about things right now. and daniel, they are not transferring it to the scene and what the company stands for. >> yeah, this is a question that comes up a lot. and i think a lot of ceos, they can sometimes be overeager to put their own personal views on the company. i think thats a mistake. i think that the -- if a company does take a stand, its got to come ...

About that. >> daniel, how long -- the companies that you have studied, how long have the effects gone on? there was a big dip or a big increase in customers because of a stand a company took. and then does it stay that way or does it -- does everything sort of right itself after a few weeks? >> it is so hard to untangle the effects of these things. we do see some short-term blips, you could say, in the stock market price of some companies. we see some changes in sales, but thats something that ...

Natural for a customer to say, i saw your statement about the environment, we just pulled out of the paris agreement, what do you think about it? and its those expectations that are driving a lot of this and that companies are finding that they made some statements in the past that are coming back and theyre going to have to honor them. >> so do you think, tom, that if you are not willing to put your money where your mouth is, then, then you need to stop standing for something, right? i mean, as...

Performance is going to affect. and those are the two main dimensions that ceos have to do. but it shouldnt come from their own personal opinions, because then it comes off as heavy-handed. and youll see a revolt from consumers and employees. >> well, and i think -- to what you were saying before, tom. its almost not fair to the organization if this comes out of nowhere, right? it has to be, were all on the same page here, right? this is what we believe. this is our mission. join us or not? its ...

To make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple on religious grounds. as business owners, this begs the question, how wise is it to reject any customer based on their beliefs. >> daniel has conducted research on employee and consumer reactions to companies that takes controversial political stands. and tom is the chairman of the del fyi group, author of eleven groups and an adjunct professor at bostons school of management. good to see both of you. >> thank you, j.j.. >> this is so interesting to m...