@gamebits1: Taxpayers and Walmart's workers' healthcare: Texas lawmaker James Talarico on why "pro business" usually means "pro big business." He says we should be taking a chance on "the CEOs in their garage, not the CEOs on their mega yacht," because that's where the next great American company will come from. Instead, he says, the tax breaks go to giant multinational corporations. "We basically subsidize Walmart through Medicaid because they don't give their employees quality healthcare." In his words: "socialism for the rich, rugged individualism for the rest of us." 🎥 Full conversation: The Diary Of A CEO Who should pay for workers' healthcare: the company or the taxpayer? 👇 #walmart #medicaid #healthcare #taxpayers #economy #jamestalarico

raymonJ2025 :

This guy is dangerous

ChatDMZ :

What happens when ceo in the garage makes it rich and buys a yacht?

Karen Baughman :

I think people should invest into themself, and less government😈😈

tamiL :

Praying he finds Jesus and that God's hand will be upon him. ✝️

Hawk8256 :

I agree and I’m a conservative, always vote Republican. I’m a retired manufacturer and have been boycotting WalMart for 30 years, certain other retailers I won’t enter either such as Target. They use their capital to gain market share, putting many out of business

Derek :

which increases every aspect of that sectors environment which generates fresh revenue streams and accounts which inturn somehow threatens larger corporations focuses on mass control painting false narratives which is bad for every business model.

Danno :

GenEric❌️ :

Bull. The mega yacht guy can afford to pay, the garage cant. Dems don't care, they say little guy has to pay at least as much as the mega company. Wages, benefits, taxes from the employer on employee behalf, workers comp, etc. Those are constants. Raise one part to punish WalMart, you kill 100000 small businesses.

whit24252 :

❤️❤️❤️

Harry 11 :

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