why walmart? rick: walmart is still the biggest employer in the country, by far. 1.7 one million u.s. workers. so it has a much bigger frontline workforce than amazon or starbucks. i get why there are attention on those other companies, but walmart remains the biggest employer in the u.s. and the biggest company in the united states. susan: can you supply some other statistics besides the number of employees? how many stores, what the trend has been over the last 10 years? rick: the company hasbout 5000 stores, including the sam's club stores. i do not know the market cap off the top of my head. susan: what is the trend, is it continuing to grow? rick: the company has continued to grow. it did extremely well during the pandemic. it is so huge increases in sales. it was a place a lot of people relied on. even though it lags in online sales compared to amazon, it has done a lot to grow online business. susan: an important part of this project is youth. rick: i have had a long, personal relationship

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walmart employee, which means that it's extraordinarily easy to rip off walmart. and this is widely known, i want to assure you, remarkably known. every addict who's on the street that i've ever talked to has come up with stories about the ripped off walmart with her boyfriend oral somebody, they ae close to themom ripped off walmart. it was and i think may still be it certainly for all the years were talking about the late '90s into just a couple few years ago, it was ridiculously easy to rip off walmart. and what does that mean? that means all those things that are stolen from walmart are traded for don't. okay? so t-bone steaks, you know, xbox is, perfume, children's shoes, on and on, dealer and portsmouth i wrote about how dealers would make lists for the addicts. eucharisteo me this and i will give you half the list price in pills. so iff it's an $80 chainsaw, i will give you $40 worth of pills that i'm selling. some people certainly in the town of portsmouth had shops that were made up of stuff, a certain kind of item that they would rip off from walmart. so

go to walmart the aisles are narrow, the lights are dim you really see a walmart employee. which means is extraordinarily easy to rip off walmart. this is a widely known i want to assure you. remarkably unknown. every addict on the street who i've ever talked to his come up with stories of how they ripped off walmart or their boyfriend or somebody that's close to them ripped offff walmart. it was i think may still be. but some elders were checking out the late '90s to justat a couple of years ago it was ridiculously easy to rip off walmart. mean?oes that all of those things stolen from walmart are traded for dope. in portsmouth i wrote about how dealers would make lists for the addicts. you make me stealing this ohmic you have to list price inf pil. it is an 80-dollar chainsaw i'll give you $40 worth of pills that i amme selling. certainly in the town of portsmouth had shops made up of certain kinds of items they would rip off walmart.p one woman and an entire apartment for baby stuff. the guy hadno hardware. but what you find is it is ridiculously easy to rip off walmart.

go to walmart, the aisles are narrow, the lights are dim and you rarely see a walmart employee, which means it is extraordinarily easy to rip off walmart. this is widely known, i want to assure you. every addict who is on the street i've ever talked to has come up with stories of how they ripped off walmart or their boyfriend or somebody close to them ripped off walmart. it was and i think may still be, but certainly from all the years we are talking about, the late 90's into just a couple of years ago, it was ridiculously easy to rip off walmart. what does that mean? it means all of those things stolen from walmart are traded for dope. t-bone steaks, x boxes, perfume, children's shoes, dealers in portsmouth, i wrote about how dealers would make lists -- go steal me this and i will give you half the list price. so if it is an $80 chainsaw, i will give you $40 worth of pills. some people, certainly in the town of portsmouth had shops made up of stuff, a certain kind of item they would rip off from walmart. one woman had a department for of baby stuff, another person had hardware. but w

of 2021 when walmart launched an investment firm. the company acquired two firms to build that out and then in april of '22, the company hired john david rainy to become cfo if there's one person who knows a lot about payments and to help facilitate the personal financial arm within walmart, i think it's him. >> corey, as we look into their entry into that space and whether it's about technology and whatnot, you know, can they continue to perform well in an environment in 2023 where we might simply see more demands on the consumer than we have so far in 2022. the consumer has had a lot of wealth, they have those savings to draw down on. it's not clear especially if wages start to slow what's going to kind of be left to keep -- to keep even the big players going at the pace that they've been going. >> the other thing is that inflation has been a bit of a good guy to some extent because it's helped drive higher sales but at the same time, it's also helped to -- it's increased costs a lot too. so it's been a bit of a dual-edged sword, i

obviously, walmart has this power. they are just trying to hop on each other's back to move the water a little more in their favor. if we try to put those guardrails out there and level the playing field, and say look, we want a fair shake for a broad spectrum of retailers. then mergers like this become less consequential. scale will still occur for operating leverage. it will still occur through know-how and technology, and culture, and capital. those things are all still going to exist. but when we get down to the rock cost of goods, which is our biggest line, this is the one we want to make sure at least we are prepared for. >> right. is there a way to mitigate against the water bed affect? in a transaction like this one. because you've acknowledged that there can be economies of scale. >> it's less about this transaction, sir. it's more about just overall oversight on a rule that is on your books. so either there are two ways to do it. you can dust off the rule and say, does this rule that's quite old apply to toda

and low wages to a socially conscious form of capitalism. >> mypeek into walmart showed me that this is a company that has made a good effort in its own context and it has done a lot, but again, at the end of the day, the average walmart worker is still making less than $29,000 a year. that is not a living wage. it showed me that corporate america, left on its own, will never move far enough or fast enough to reverse the wage crisis we have in this country. this was many working people getting up, working hard and not being able to make ends meet. >> with his book "still broke," tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. leak can listen to q&a and all our podcasts on our c-span now app. >> monday morning, massachusetts democratic

something in raising the sphere of walmart. so mr. sankaran, you used to be the leader of pepsico, and does pepsico give better pricing to the largest grocers? >> senator, i was on the supplier side for ten years. i was also the chairman of the consumer branch association, which had many, many different manufacturers. muscle from retailers works for a short period of time. manufacturers and suppliers always find a way around it. manufacturers and suppliers always support retailers that grow their business and make their business more efficient. that is the principal. in the long run, that is always what happens. we are a business that is growing and driving more efficiencies with suppliers. kroger is a business that is growing and driving more efficiencies with suppliers. i think in combination, we'd be able to do even more to increase the utilization of a factory to get more utilization over transport. to increase the productivity of a farmer. and all of those costs, we believe, will be passed to the customer. that is the power of br

and at one point that was walmart and another point that was costco. that's just part of the industry. part of that reinvention is always making sure the customer gets a better value for their money and the customer defined value of value as accommodation of price and quality and service and friendly friendliness of associates. about 20 years when we embarked upon that strategy where we fundamentally changed how we went to market , it's been incredibly successful because we've been able to increase the number of households that are loyal to us, that come to us and shop every day and we do that by lowering their pricing. every day our gross profit rate is down over three percent during that period of time. >> i was asking you about going forward. if you think having less competition will create pressure on you to reduce prices . >> i just don't see less competition going forward and i believe it's easy for a customer to take a right turn for a left turn and we will continue to invest in pricing because it's incredibly important. erour customer will also

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the ceo of walmart says that crime is a growing problem. listen to what he told cnbc. >> theft is an issue. it's higher than what it's historically been and have safety measures, security measures we put in place by store location. i think local law enforcement being staffed and being a good partner is part of that equation and that's normally how we approach it. if that's not corrected prices will be higher and/or stores will close. >> stores will close. he is saying in some markets shoplifting is so bad it would make more sense to shut the stores down altogether rather than deal with crime. of course, bad for the employees, the customers, really all consumers if they're passing the costs along to everyone and, of course, this is not just a walmart problem. right? target has said shoplifting is up by 50%. the industry tracks what they call shrinkage, lost inventory due to shoplifting, today and other issues. shrinkage was $94 billion last year alone. not just random shoplifters. organized crime is on the rise and this is actually fueling a

walmart says the issue is worse than it has been historically. other big box retailers like target are dealing with similar upticks in theft. >>> if one burger isn't enough, mcdonald's is letting customers pick up double cheeseburgers for just 50 cents for the next two days. usually the double costs $2.89. the deal is available from the store's smartphone app and only at participating locations and while supplies last. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >>> coca-cola is out with a new marketing strategy just in time for christmas. ♪ >> that's right, the beverage company is making movies. coca-cola teamed up with production company imagine entertainment and amazon to produce three short christmas films. one is about how holiday decorating reignited a love story in paris. another features the showdown between santa and a vampire. and the short films can be streamed on amazon prime. >>> up next, person of the year. "time" magazine reveals why this year's choice was the most cl

frank holland here on walmart and michael ye on moderna. we are accelerating, a leg higher, up 124 on the dow. started the hour, went negative at one point still not the kind of gains we were expecting when we saw the reaction to the inflation report this morning it is real estate at the top of the market with energy the reits had had a tough few months are bouncing back on the rate release. >> yes as well as big tech driving a lot of the s&p 500 gains as well aside from the energy move, it is just sort of a reversion to the mean action with stuff that has been beaten down a lot if you wanted to look inside the market and say is the market now more confident that the economy is going to be in good shape, well, not by -- we see banks are down, consumer cyclicals not leading, materials not really doing anything industrials as well sitting it out. there is a general sense out there we're able to move a little bit beyond the acute inflation fears and assume the disinflation is now the trend while also being wary of what it is going to mean for

had the same problem at walmart. you know, it. same to be more than just me. >> well, she's not alone. walmart is blaming a problem with the payment processor that it had used her credit and debit transactions. the store says the problem has been fixed and the affected accounts will be corrected. its. >> make sure you keep a close eye on those receipts. still ahead, the kron 4 morning news. is we new push to open san francisco's drug sites in the city safe drug sites. well, some city leaders are asking for the mayor to do. we'll be right back after the break. >> it will welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. here we are 4.29 going on for 30 on a wednesday. ok? so the 1st half of the week was called today, i think is going to be just as cold if not. >> holder, john, is that right? yeah, we're keeping the going it's just as cold out there this morning. in fact, even more freeze warnings and freeze watches in effect as we speak right now. so even more of us going to be affected by temperatures falling into the low 30's and even th

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walmart can dictate so much. he's meatpackers have very little negotiating power at ther end of the day, but walmart can say you know what? this is a good enough for me, and then that whole plant for any packer might end up having to have layoffs even because they lost their biggest client,, the biggest customer because walmart is pretty much the biggest customer for every single meatpacker, almost all of them. >> host: yeah. so thought it was there interesting to makeak those lins into how come what's driving the consolidation in the industry and a lot of it is these larger buyers. >> guest: to that point back, too, i will say that there's now a a new merger that is up for debate between kroger and albertsons, you know, the one and two or the two and three depending on you rank them with walmart, but there's not and try and ten -- dash antitrust gro render the states to say they need to be bigger because of pressure from allah and the precious of having supplies i think it continues to have implications for how

again at the end of the day the average walmart worker still making less than $29,000 a year.

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had the same problem at walmart. yeah, it same to be more than just me. >> and in fact, yes, she's not alone. walmart is blaming a problem with the payment processor used for credit and debit transactions. it says the problem has been fixed in the affected accounts will be corrected. >> police in the city of alameda are cracking down on retail thefts. and in some cases they are catching thieves in the at kron four's philippe to go says shoppers should expect to see more officers in and around retail stores through the christmas shopping season. >> next time you head to a shopping center in the city of alameda. expect to see more cops. i feel safe when the it present if things go crazy, the police department has shuffled its resources around and is offering officers more over time. >> to put a dent on retail theft stores are talking about clothes and walmart's tougher time. i close at some other stories because of that so bad. >> it's sad. >> we're losing literally billions of dollars to 10 and allen to us as uniforme

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i think walmart's numbers were down mid single digits low single digits in the prior quarter. so they are negative for things that are more discretionary in nature >> sure. and you are reducing estimates as a result of this. you're trimming your eps estimate for shares of walmart and target those are the consumer names every person who comes on if they want any exposure, they want those names walmart especially the trade down effect. this is telling you, you know, how would you play the retail space then >> i think those are still the bes places in a tough neighborhood in term of the reason we're taking numbers, it's less about the -- being a lot worse than people expect. in fact, at least in the short-term, we probably hit the numbers out there, be u a lot of it is being driven by consumer staples purchases. if you think about walmart's october quarter for example, overall growth up 8%, so basically all that pass through inflation pricing, general merchandise declining, so that's how you get to a high single digit comp number. where it hits earnings and where folks are going

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cheryl: that is interesting, walmart reported earnings this past quarter. we said they were seeing stronger consumer dollar spent in the grocery section of the store. that was higher end consumers. consumers trading down to walmart for groceries and getting generic names. i have thought that was fascinating. we have macy's telling us they're seeing the saks fifth avenue buyer is now shifting down to macy's but is that a good thing for these retail names? >> well it just depends on the retailer, right? the thing that is interesting for walmart, right, families trading down to grocery were making $100,000 or more. what does that tell but the economy, right? a lot of us out there are bracing for a recession that may already be here. cheryl: look, when margerine is 49% higher than it was a year ago, eggs, everything else, you will go for the bargains. talk about retail trends in general. we're starting to look into 2023 to kind of find where maybe to invest our money. what are you telling people? >> so i think private aviation, switching fierce from walmart and

walmart, all right walmart is good. i prefer costco to walmart but i like this of pure diversification. we got beverage. we have auto we have tech we have aero space and retail. this is what i'm looking for it is the way you should be thinking let's go -- oh, we're going to texas. ed in texas, hi, jim, this is ed from irving, texas home of the dallas cowboys. am i diversified and i'm preparing for retirement in one or two months so i have a portfolio on dividends my top five holdings are at&t, abviv, capital one financial, southern company, and qualcomm thank you very much. >> wow this is going to be very hard. okay i'm going to be harsh. they went from 1.5 to 3% capital one. way too high we're not going to own that. southern is one of my least favorite because they have screwed up on a couple big nuclear plants we're going to go with aep american eletric power att slashed dividends so we're not going to ever buy a company that slashed the dividend because we're trying to get dividend income here abbvie, i'm not crazy a

are the larger buyers. >> so to that point now between kroger and albertsons how you rank them with walmart but there is antitrust scrutiny around it but they say themselves they need to be bigger because of the pressure from walmart and having such big suppliers continues to have those ramifications ivot awy from the concentration of, you know, sort of power in the industry, you had a chapter, you entitled the human cost of eating meat. and when i first saw that title, i thought, oh, well, that's going to be, you know, talk about the how the nutrition factor. it wasn't that was about how you say that the meatpacking but meatpacking is one of the most dangerous jobs in america and it's also a place you describe a lot of situations where you know harassment and violence often goes unaddressed and you also about the salary fees are so low in some cases that these workers are on snap or what what we now call snap, the supplemental nutrition assistance program, which used to be the food stance. so talk about this chapter about the human cost of eating meat. yeah. thanks for that. you. i think o

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rick cordesman is the author of still broke, he talks about walmart's efforts to transform from a company known low wages to one that supports a more socially conscious form of capitalism. >> mike peek into -- my peek into walmart is a company that has made good faith effort but again at the end of the day the average walmart worker is still making less than $29,000 a year, that is not a living wage. what he showed me is corporate america left on his own will never move for enough or fast enough to reverse this wage crisis that we have in this country. there are so many working people getting up and working hard and are not being able to make ends meet. >> still broke, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q and a. you can listen to q&a out all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> we have adam goodman, a republican strategist here to talk about a republican strategt here to talk about the future of the republican party. thanks for being here. let's talk about campaign 2022, finally in the books. what do you think the message was to both parties, particularly to republicans from

retailers like target and walmart could end up costing you money. the significant theft that's happening could result in increased prices to the honest consumer. >> that's just fact of of what this situation has caused. target telling newsnation, it's experiencing a significant increase in theft earlier this year. target claimed it had lost 400 million in profits because of organized crime. walmart ceo said deaths have reached record highs. >> and this week said you could start seeing fewer stores because of it. retail analysts agree when it comes to big box retailers such as walmart. >> that's going to have an impact in the sense that if there are several. smash and grab for retail theft situations happening in multiple stores that. conglomerate may decide to close stores for safety purposes. >> well, that was brooke shafer reporting for us. now, there is trouble for the video sharing app tiktok. the platform is now banned in several states least when it comes to state devices and networks. texas becoming the latest state to ban the chinese owned a

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. >> all walmart stuff over here that dress actually came from walmart. look how great it looks. >> he came me on saturday night and came home with a dress and a sweater. >> she can make a paper bag look good, ainsley. >> steve: thing about walmart is walmart is america's big e. store, so it's subsequently america's biggest toy story it? >> really is. >> they have the best prices on everything. everything is less than 50% off other retailers with these toys. everything here is less than $50. this is from the list from the kids for the kids. they make the list of the toys that they want the most. can you get everything here. can you walk into the store. you can order it online, have it delivered to you at the curb, have it delivered to your house in two hours. have it delivered in one days two, days. some's os. get everything you need for christmas. >> steve: they still have easy bake oven. >> yes. >> bicycle requires no tools to put together. just snaps together. >> we put it together in five minutes. >> ainsley: gabby's doll house is huge. >> gabby's dol

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retailers like target and walmart could end up costing you money. the significant theft that's happening could result in increased prices to the honest consumer. >> that's just fact of of what this situation has caused. target telling newsnation, it's experiencing a significant increase in theft earlier this year. target claimed it had lost 400 million in profits because of organized crime. walmart ceo said deaths have reached record highs. >> and this week said you could start seeing fewer stores because of it. retail analysts agree when it comes to big box retailers such as walmart. >> that's going to have an impact in the sense that if there are several. smash and grab for retail theft situations happening in multiple stores that. conglomerate may decide to close stores for safety purposes. >> and that was brooke shafer reporting for us tonight. now to our 4 zone forecast with a live view at the san mateo bridge with quite a bit of traffic still coming across the bay. yeah, people are out busy. maybe they heard about the rain is coming. the tryin

>> you have the ceo of walmart saying we can't handle this. if there's any company that can handle shrinkage, it's walmart. they're big enough to deal with it. when he's saying this is a real problem, now you're talking about huge stores that should be able to handle it saying we're out of here. we've seen stores say i'm up and gone. who does that hurt most? well, it hurts people in those vulnerable areas who need opportunities to get what they need at low prices. they can't do it. places like the apple store, to see them stand back and say get out of the way, i think the only way you fix it, that's got to change. no, get in the way. get in there. somebody's got to have the authority and the ability to get in there and stop the that, otherwise as a criminal you say this is a free-for-all. gerry: and, deroy, the politics of it, we have seen a backlash. we saw that remarkable result in san francisco when the very progressive prosecutor was recalled. we saw it in the midterm elections in states like new york in particular where crime's been a pro