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Argument, brick back this money from overseas. bring it back and create jobs here in america. >> bill: is he not doing that in your opinion. >> no. he is not doing that. he is the chair of the presidents council on jobs and competitiveness. >> bill: mr. smith, you see it differently. go. >> i do. i think stuart, as much as i respect him is comparing apples to oranges. you have to look at what jeff immelts job is his number one job is to create shareholder value. as a g.e. shareholder, by the way...

Incurred $370 million in criminal fines and whose company has one of the worst records in the world for safety and consistently puts money ahead of safety, whose peers, including mr. tillotson from exxon mobile who testified from where you are two days ago, ed exxon would never had drilled a well as bp did at deepwater horizon and who as ceo has presided over the destruction of over $100 million in shareholder value in an annual $10 million dividend. does that leader dont enjoy and have a valid ...

They dont know when it will end. i heard the president say it will end, couple weeks, 90% should be stopped but i hear the well, this field could go as far as nicaragua. the bill should be more than $20 billion. then b.p. did a smart move. >> b.p. may have done a smart thing if it limited liability, but it didnt. this is an initial down payment, not disbursed by a jury or judge or anybody who will require evidence of harm. the basis of who the applicant is and what they need. >> whether $20 bill...

Than more. we would like to rely on trust and faith in our word rather than regulations and checking over your shoulder and all those things both sides find annoying but does a c.e.o. who has presided over a company who incurred $370 million in fines, whose company was subject by this report indicating a choice for -- a choice at the expense of safety, does that person, who presided over almost $100 billion in loss of shareholder value in a suspension of a $10 billion dividend, lost the confiden...

In a world where we would prefer to have fewer regulations rather than more, we would like to rely on trust and faith and our word rather than regulations and checking over your shoulder and all those things that i think both sides find annoying, but im going to ask the question, does a ceo who has presided over a company whos incurred $370 million in fines, whose company was subject to this report by mr. baker indicating a choice for safe -- the choice at the expense of safety, does that person...

Holding bps feet to the fire, setting up this escrow account to make sure that if they were to go bankrupt or something like that or if they continue to lose shareholder value, money is set aside in advance of that so these claims will be processed for the small business owners and personal homeowners facing all kinds of duress right now. i went out on a tour of pensacola beach with the man who oversees things out here, his name is buck lee. hes pretty tough on the president. he was saying he we...

Issue to move successfully for. global exist as if he had also cost tremendous additional import into europe imports into europe. which have increased the price pressure on that much. soon after the announcement time that he zinger said he would be stepping down as c.e.o. hes been embroiled in a dispute with the supervisory board over the companys future direction a major shareholder and a u.s. hedge fund are pressing for an overhaul with a view to boosting shareholder value the tata merger alon...

Here. so the point is theres much more intrinsic change that has to occur. this happens everywhere at the microlevel that doesnt allow people to have these fluid dialogues to let people know when theyre feeling unsafe and to have the respect that those -- by the way, this is exactly the same reason that upstart companies in the bay area are eating the lunches of large corporations because theyre not innovating fast enough because theyre not listening to their people on all fronts, right? so your...

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Former colleague and current ceo, if you want to take that approach. michael lynton who said today, we have not caved, we have not given in, we have persevered, not backed down. we had every desire to have the american public see this movie. thats the sony argument. put aside the insurance clauses you could release this online to make a statement separate from the money motive if you wanted. >> well, ari, yeah, i cant disagree with that, but, you know, only sony knows what additional documents h...