activists i m not expecting bud light will suddenly put medal of honor recipients or rob o neil, the guy who shot bin laden, on their cans. they re not capable of that all we are asking is for beer companies to just make beer and stay out of politics. it s not that hard. do it with me. blue can, no. silver can, or dealer s choice. whatever you want. let s bring in michael siefert, he is the founder and ceo of public square which is an app. and website created in response to woke companies. it serves as a platform for americans to shop businesses that support their core values. michael, am i right on this? there have been a lot of calls for boycotts on certain things that are so broad and so big that ultimately their effect is diluted. maybe a small blip but not much. is this a moment where it really did hit penal in their cycley,
pete: you are exactly right. the left is mad at them too. they have learned a hard lesson i hope the millers and coors and all these other companies will pay attention to. you need to leave this type of stuff. don t lecture people about gender when they re trying to drink your beer. pete: thanks for what you are doing to try change it. let s hope it s a swatter shed moment. it is just beer but so much more. michael, thanks so much. thank you, pete. pete: you got it. why is china running a secret police station in new york city? with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy.
By Nick Givas With daily headlines bringing recurring reminders of corporate acquiescence to the woke agenda from Bud Light's costly embrace of a transgender influencer as brand ambassador to bank failures linked to ESG investing a new online marketplace, "PublicSq." is rapidly ga
decision and choice to come then how they wanted to come and then maybe be risked with fines or shutdowns. we got cease and desist orders and warnings and violations, things like that. to me, the price to let people choose what they wanted to do, the freedom to let them come in without a mask, a vaccination passport, that is the decision we made, saying that s how we want people to live in our city. michael, how do you respond to those who say you are encouraging people to break the law? do you have a problem with people hosting your app saying that you are essentially encouraging people to break the law assurance i really believe that what s happened in the last two years is an infringement on the rights of individuals that have been granted to them, the government cannot issue and cannot take away. i believe that the mandates that we have seen take place in cities and states across the country have been a great
coronavirus pandemic is staggering. some of them are reopening and ignoring mask and a vaccine mandates, often times with significant blowback. there is a boss in an online community for businesses that do not require or comply with covid restrictions. founder and ceo of public square, michael siefert, and the owner of coffee coal in escondido, california. great to have you with us tonight. thank you so much. the san diego tribune says there is no discussion about the millions of people that have been infected and killed. nothing is said about how unvaccinated people are more at risk of being stricken by covid-19 down a those who got the shot. that rider did not sound like he is a fan of your concept. no, but about an hour after that piece was released, we had upwards of 12 new businesses from our local town that said we would love to be a part of