fired anyone who s gone on the picket lines or strikes. i don t believe that for one minute. a viewer e-mail on this one completely caught me by surprise. a new york city it councilman condemning walmart for giving millions of dollars to various city causes and charities because it s walmart. he wants them to stop it. jimmy van brown ard hates walmart, not only because how it threets its workers but how it treats gays. peter says, a perfect example of why this city going to go down the tubes. all he c.a.r.e. diane in california, thanks for showing us what kind of mental defectives are elected in new york city. diane, he has even less understanding of economics than barack obama. bob in ohio, neil, the new york city councilman is an idiot. well, he s not but i don t agree with his views. mark, the councilman is living
so, you re a family of one of the victims. how do you feel? here is the attorney representing some of those families. bob, how do they feel? well, neil, you re a parent, i m a parent and right now my clients are getting their head around the fact that a company at its most core level took the life for many of them their children. and i promise you that the pain that mary barra expresses and feels isn t a drop in the bucket as they comprehend for the first time today that as summer approaches, vacations are coming up, you know, their kids are gone and they are killed and buried solely because of this level of neglect. you know, tomorrow we ll start to analyze where do we go from here but right now, you know, their deep and true sadness adds
in a fantasyland, walmart is the guest best for groceries and others. neil, i work for walmart for almost 13 years icht wpaid well. harry in tucson, arizona, how do the wages of mom and pop stores compare to walmart? i suspect they re lower. dennis says, your no guest and openly gay man revealed his prejudice, my way or no way. so think about that, who is really being intolerant here? sometimes i just cannot understand all of this hysteria over walmart. me? i m pro choice when it comes to walmart. pro choice on giving customers kois, on giving average americans choice. as i told the councilman, who is he to deny us of that choice? who is he to keep walmart out of my city? if new yorkers truly hate
people choosz. i ve heard of cutting off your nose to spite your face but cutting off the company, the checks to help new yorkers, cutting out breaks for new yorkers, potential jobs for new yorkers, vital support for services that help new yorkers? and now cutting off walmart funding for summer concerts enjoyed by new yorkers? no, that doesn t wut cut it. but that s what happens when you cut off bait. you cut off choices. you cut off choices that aren t yufrz to make. so it s like i said, iemg pro choice when it comes to business. so councilman, here is my very fair and balanced idea. i want you to leave it up to your constituents. let them shop. let them decide. at 8:00 p.m. tonight on fox business network, paid to protest? find out why many of these protesting outside of walmart shareholders meeting don t even work at walmart.
we begin with the republican s furious assault on president obama s health care reform law and equally determined backlash. mitt romney faced it today going off script after some prolonged boog interrupted his speech before the naacp convention in houston. jim acosta is standing by in the hall right now. jim, show our viewers, tell our viewers, what happened in houston. reporter: wolf, naacp leaders told cnn they praised mitt romney for showing what they called courage in coming to this convention today. but safe to say mitt romney did not hide his positions on issues that are dear to the civil rights group. and members of the naacp did not hide their feelings about mitt romney. honorable mitt romney this morning is our speaker. [ applause ] reporter: at first the applause for mitt romney at the naacp was polite. but that did not last long. when the gop contender pledged to get the national debt under control in part by repealing the president s health care law, the cro