The Executive Director of Consumers’ Research Will Hild joins Sky News host Rita Panahi to discuss the company’s latest initiative: ‘Woke Alerts’ to show shoppers which corporations are pushing a left-wing agenda.
“Any company that tries to distract from the mistreatment of their customers or the misdeeds in the
market by going woke and posing up to woke activists…we will target you, we will come for you,” Mr Hild said.
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