Icahn Criticizes McDonald's, Ready to Propose Directors

Carl Icahn discusses his dispute with McDonald's over animal welfare, focusing on the treatment of pigs in gestation crates. He shares his emotional connection to the issue and his efforts to hold McDonald's accountable for their promises. Icahn emphasizes the importance of addressing unnecessary animal suffering and his willingness to wage a proxy fight to advocate for better treatment. The discussion also touches on broader issues in the agribusiness industry and Icahn's commitment to animal rights advocacy.

How does the speaker feel about the promises made by McDonald's regarding animal welfare?

What broader implications does the speaker suggest regarding animal welfare in the agricultural industry?

What does the speaker believe about the necessity of animal suffering in the context of food production?