documentary walmart: the high cost of low price. and also with us tonight, martha cellars, a walmart employee and member of our walmart. martha, you first. what does this ruling mean to the workers of walmart, that something has been done, a declaration has been made that has come down on the side of the workers. what do you make of it? it s a victory. it validates what we do is legal and protected by law. so we can all stand together and make walmart a great place to work, a great place for the economy. i m thrilled. were you subject to any intimidation, did you have any friends that went through hell? i had a lot of friends go through hell. personally, i ve just had my hours cut. but that s enough. i ve had three terminated from my store. i don t know how i m still
meaning a full-time working at walmart gets a family of four barely above the poverty line. our walmart. it says it s rare for workers to be scheduled for a full-time 40-hour week. dozens of walmart workers walked off the job in protest of management demanding they be given full-time work. let s bring in robert greenwald who directed walmart: the high cost of low price. good to have you with us tonight. i find it interesting that the head of walmart of the american stores would come forward and say make the case that $25,000 a year is a really good living and people ought to be really excited about that. yes. well, that s from a company, ed, that made $17 billion last year