she s here with us today. thank you. sally, first of all, if president trump s actions, if he were the ceo of a company, what would have happened? the ceo? if he were the waiter at a restaurant, out. there you go. out. was your take when you look at this? the president s approach over and over going after women. you have studied leadership for years. what does it say about one s leadership style as well as the people around him? because in a company it s important to have diverse voices. people speak out against the boss. you have tone from the top and this man is a world-class bully, right? he hit her on age, on intelligence, on beauty. i walked around yesterday with a pit in my stomach because we are brought up as little girls and women to be pretty but effortlessly so. that s what the expectation is of us. and that was just such a slam. if this man wants to grow the
over the focus. will this make it more difficult for congressional republicans who president trump needs to get on board with him to pass things like health care reform. will it make it more difficult to work with him. that will be the critical question we ll be watching in the coming days, steph. i m listening for the cab gnat rs white house senior staff, they haven t said anything yet. the team that work ts at the pleasure of the president. princeton university and chairman of the center for african-american studies, eddie glog and editor at large for the libertarian magazine reason matt welsh. also joining us a mentor and icon, a true advocate for women, sally krawcheck, the co-founder and ceo of a digital platform for women, also the chairman of elevate network, a professional network for women. in case you didn t know, this woman was the most senior woman on wall street for a number of years. she walks the walk. she talks the talk.
returned from china. sally krawcheck with some insider ideas on how to fix the banks. and later, author of the bestseller running with scissors augusten burroughs. he wrote a self-help book. think about that. don t run with scissors. or run with them. this self-help book, seriously, this thing is great. oh, cool. i m looking forward to that. alex, what happened to my song? but first by the way, we re also not going to show slides from your summer vacation. don t even try it. i just got sick. here s bill karins with a check on the holiday forecast. bill? good morning, everyone. let s prepare you for your day today and the holiday weekend. here are the items of concern out there. one, record heat spreading from areas of texas across the country. so that s the one item. also, if you have any beach plans there north carolina, south carolina, down through georgia or florida, we are
there s a it s how we re brought up. but stephanie, there is such a cost to it. you and i have talked about this before. if we women take just 15 minutes more a day than you gentlemen to get ready, it s much more to put on all this, okay, just 15 minutes a day, it s an hour and 15 minutes a week when we could be working or our families. it s five hours a month. it s 60 hours a year. it s one full workweek a year. it is hundreds of billions of dollars in productivity. right? when you think about the 72 million women who work outside the home and productivity is $70 an hour, if we were to take that instead of being in front of a mirror doing this so that we look acceptable and we were working or with our families, huge boost. there were times in history when, sally, your name had been thrown out. could sally krawcheck be treasury secretary? maybe this administration or others. i want to pull up the women, currently senior women in this administration, some who consider themselves str