Becky Quick and Walmart CEO Doug McMillon

Squawk Pod

CNBC

Business News, News, Investing, Business

4.2 • 543 Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2019

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Happy Thanksgiving! On this special holiday episode: Becky’s extended interview with Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, spanning from his teenage years unloading Walmart trucks to his upcoming role as Chairman of the Business Roundtable. McMillon has led Walmart—and corporate America—through changes in wages, gun policy, and grocery delivery; his highs, lows, and lessons, plus Becky’s context and insights, exclusively on the podcast.

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0:00.0	I'm Becky Quick and you're listening to Squack Pod.
0:02.2	Bring in show music please.
0:04.0	This is Squack Pod, the daily podcast brought to you by the team behind Squack Box.
0:09.7	NYC, this is C. M.C. Control 2.
0:11.3	C.N. C.N See, NBC's essential morning show.
0:14.0	Every day get the best stories, debate, and analysis
0:16.8	from the biggest names in business and politics.
0:18.6	All right, we're coming to in next.
0:20.0	Happy Thanksgiving on today's special podcast,
0:22.8	Becky Quick's extended interview with Walmart CEO Doug McMillan,
0:26.3	only available here on Squackpot,
0:28.4	a candid conversation on the pivotal moments of his career.
0:32.0	Does that make you nervous?
0:34.0	Yeah.
0:35.0	Are you kidding?
0:36.0	Yes.
0:38.0	Rational person.
0:39.0	From unloading company trucks as a teenager
0:42.0	to sitting at the head of that same
0:43.7	company and as of this coming January leading America's CEOs. We're not trying to
0:49.2	make a political statement here we're just trying to help create a safer environment.
0:53.0	I'm C. M. Cady Kramer, it's Thursday, November 28th, 2019.
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