The Just 100 with Paul Tudor Jones & T Mobile CEO Mike Sievert 01/10/23

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🗓️ 10 January 2023

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

The Just 100 2023 list is out! The list ranks America’s largest publicly traded companies based on corporate behaviors including worker wellness, governance, diversity, and environmental impact. T Mobile CEO Mike Sievert discusses his company’s #20 ranking, and explains how “just” practices are financial, rather than political. Just Capital cofounder and investor Paul Tudor Jones discusses the ranking methodology, and addresses “woke capitalism,” and corporate virtue signaling. Tudor Jones also discusses the Federal Reserve’s efforts to manage inflation. Just Capital’s founding CEO Martin Whittaker offers a podcast-exclusive explanation of the list and its philosophy. Plus, the GOP is centering Republican constituents as it settles into House leadership, and reinstated Disney CEO Bob Iger warns employees not to settle into a work-from-home habit. In this episode: Paul Tudor Jones, @ptj_official Mike Sievert, @MikeSievert Becky Quick @BeckyQuick Joe Kernen, @JoeSquawk Andrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkin Katie Kramer, @Kramer_Katie

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0:00.0	Bring in Show Music Please.
0:03.0	Hi, I'm C. NBC producer Katie Kramer today on Squawk Pot.
0:09.0	The Just 100, ranking America's largest companies according to their behaviors.
0:14.4	How worker wellness and governance translate to financial returns.
0:18.4	With one company on this year's list, T-Mobile CEO Mike Severt.
0:22.4	A company like T-Mobile CEO Mike Severt. A company like T-Mobile we have 110 million
0:25.1	customers from every state in the country just about and from every walk of life so
0:29.2	we can't afford to take sides on political issues. What we can do is execute against our core values.
0:35.6	And just capital founder and well-known investor Paul Tudor Jones weighs in on corporate responsibility
0:40.9	and on Fed Chair Jay Powell's tricky road ahead.
0:44.0	He's obviously trying to land a capsule on the moon as perfectly as he can and
0:49.9	what is obviously the most challenging economic environment we've had in 40 years.
0:55.0	Plus the GOP gets started in the house.
0:57.2	A scrapped rocket launch at Virgin Orbital and Bob Iger says to Disney employees,
1:02.0	get back in the office.
1:03.4	You know, like Mickey and Minnie got a show.
1:05.1	Hopefully the guys running the rods have to be there.
1:08.6	It's Tuesday, January 10th, 2022.
1:11.6	Squack-P Pod begins right now.
1:13.6	Stand Becky by in three, two, one, queue please.
1:18.6	Good morning, everybody.
1:19.6	Welcome to Squackbox here on CMBC.
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