00:00President Donald Trump is calling on Netflix to remove one of its board members, escalating a
00:04political dispute that unfolded this week. In a public statement, Trump urged Netflix to fire
00:08Susan Rice immediately, or pay the consequences. The president did not outline what specific
00:13actions his administration might take if the company declines to act. Trump's comments followed
00:18remarks Rice made during an appearance on the Stay Tuned with Preet podcast, hosted by former
00:23U.S. attorney Preet Barrera. During the interview, Rice discussed what she described as corporations
00:28retreating from diversity and governance commitments under pressure from Republican lawmakers.
00:33Rice said companies that have taken a knee to Republican pressure should not expect leniency
00:37from Democrats if political control shifts in future elections. This is not going to be an
00:41instance of forgive and forget, Rice said during the podcast. The damage that these people are doing
00:46is too severe to the American people in our national interest. She added that corporations should not
00:51assume Democrats would play by the old rules if they return to power. Referencing layoffs, policy
00:56reversals, and what she described as violations of principles and laws. Rice predicted that an
01:01accountability agenda could follow a potential electoral shift in the upcoming midterm elections.
01:05She also pointed to what she characterized as declining public approval for Trump's economic
01:10and immigration policies. Susan Rice previously served as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and
01:16has held multiple national security roles. She currently sits on Netflix's board of directors.
01:21Netflix did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding Trump's demand.
01:25It remains unclear what measures, if any, the Trump administration could pursue in response
01:30to Rice's comments or her continued position on the company's board. The exchange highlights
01:34the ongoing tensions between political leaders and major corporations as debates over governance
01:39policies, political pressure, and corporate responsibility continue ahead of the midterm election cycle.
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