JESSE WATTERS: Wall Street liberals force companies to go woke to pay off the social justice gods

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.JesseBWatters: Wall Street liberals force companies to go woke to pay off the social justice gods

Fox News host Jesse Watters dissects the Trump-DeSantis rivalry and woke companies' gender fluid policies on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

Fox News host Jesse Watters explains why corporations cave to the woke mob and promote gender-fluid policies on"Why is corporate America"Bud Lighting" themselves? Because this is about more than just money. The people who are forcing these companies toTARGET MARKETING VP HOLDS SENIOR POSITION AT ORG PUSHING SECRETIVE TRANSGENDER POLICIES IN K-12 SCHOOLSThey're looking for things to do.

. So, with all that shareholder clout, they can force these companies to do whatever they want. They confess this is what they're doing.

 

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