Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz on his billions: 'No one gave it to me' #shorts

During a congressional hearing probing Starbucks' treatment of unionized employees, former CEO Howard Schultz took lawmakers to task for emphasizing his wealth, saying he grew up in subsidized housing and "earned" his billions.

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[midnightsnack]

Millionaires scrutinizing a billionaire.

[jabbathehutt]

Nobody hates a billionaire more than a millionaire

[jamesschroeder]

The irony, a congress person talking about the imbalance of power.

[chriswiththehoodie]

No one defends a billionaire harder than a minimum wage employee 😂

[ImBigOunce]

Man said 2 sentences and then got cut off and told about time limits. Congress is a joke 😂

[jazzbonewest]

Time limits on testimony but no term limits on Congress is ridiculous.

[josephtuscher]

“I don’t mean to cut you off, but I just need to prevent you from making an excellent point.”

[danielfigaro]

He started making sense and Bernie said whoa hold up buddy

[GCRAAY]

Bernie absolutely meant to cut him off.

[davids]

“We have time limits” bro spoke for 6 seconds

[sterlingarcher]

Unlike those members of congress scrutinizing him, this guy has created millions of jobs.

[qwery]

Name one politician that's living ONLY off his government salary.

[marlin]

All the people in congress who become millionaires while serving as a public servant should be in jail

[billygrissom]

They cut him off when he told them he earned it.

[sumitbafna]

He’s the billionaire who offers 100% scholarship to baristas and then hires them at executive positions at Starbucks! I wish the politicians asking him questions were half as magnanimous as Howard Schultz has been. A truly visionary leader!

[jamyangtsultrim]

Hard work pays in the end. You work hard, earned it and deserve respect

[ayadumaqonono]

Federal millionaires interrogating a billionaire

[realist-]

He was making to much sense so they cut him off...our govt is a joke.

[basedbane]

"don't call me a billionaire just because I have billions of dollars"

[sha]

Starbucks was one of my favorite jobs. Not only as a part timer we had health insurance but the other perks that came with the job were amazing. He was a great CEO in my opinion.