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Hello and welcome to The Only Wayes Ethics edition of Slate Money.

Our producer Dan Schreider is loving this title so this is this one's for him.

Your guide to the Business and Finance of the Week which this week is all about

CEOs resigning from sundry business councils in protest at various

presidential feet in mouths, or possibly just outright deliberate Nazism one or the other.

We got a bunch of feedback from you lovely people on our email slate

on e-mail on slate.com when Anna and I had a fight about B-corps and E

E C. No it was a fight. The spirited debate. The spirited debate.

I had to basically separate you too. It was brutal. The weird thing was that like after the show

yeah we did come at each other with guns and knives but we both survived and so we're both

here to keep on keep on fighting that fight. We are going to talk more about

whether public companies can or should be ethical, what the role is of CEOs and all of that kind of thing. We have

Anish Eobec to be the cold-hearted capitalist. That's me. We have

Jordan Weisman who's going to apparently know something about politics which might be useful this week.

Yeah, and continue holding you two apart.

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