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FBN’s Charles Payne discusses why the social-networking website should strive to appoint a more diverse board.
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Very good morning that.
I guess you know black people at all and to me I'd see the new establishment like you'll -- what you answer this question black men need not apply did not Smart enough to do this job latest.
What that -- I'm saying that's what the message kids -- the -- said.
And that's system load fast I that is really how I interpret it I don't care about the message here of course automatically.
That's because -- of -- structure of course you wouldn't do.
We have been awarded -- would you want to -- more.
Let us Canada and in the agony and the restoration of course you wouldn't.
That was Charles strong take from yesterday when we were discussing diversity on corporate -- -- Alright Charles I you bide your -- I'm gonna have money I got two questions -- -- why -- point diversity to Facebook's board just to make you feel better.
It's not to make me feel better this is a question about nine is not just about FaceBook it's a question about where America goes.
If we do we think that we're gonna be a great the greatest country in the world for the next hundred years in -- entire blocks of people in they're not gonna participate I don't think it's gonna happen tell -- -- diversity on Facebook's bull and would create better products at better prices for FaceBook this morning Ford announced that they were hiring job putting Jon Huntsman on their board.
He's never traded a car I'm not sure how -- of a driver years but he does something right.
He's worked in China.
He's another thing FaceBook has 800 million users and most all over the world so -- can't come -- -- today guys.
People in this -- America like this or people in this part of the world likes that.
I don't think everyone aboard has a great billing for the entire world certainly -- the 800 million people that these other product to that was a very good response child I work out of a little bit I think.
You know it was -- -- back up at -- never know here that's what I'm really afraid of Syria.
We're at a point really in this country where black people are in trouble.
And and in spring and be quite -- -- -- were more trouble since president Obama's been president than we've than we've ever been before.
When I -- my father -- one to become a broker he said.
To me on a phone.
You can't do that black people aren't allowed to do -- every tell much in the wall to Wall Street it's about -- white guys on Paper and here.
If a -- that they've they've black kids see that they just compete I want people everybody in this country to believe they can make it that's so -- we take -- point shall we do.
