Howard Schultz Advised to Lie About Philly Starbucks Arrest | NBC10 Philadelphia

In a question-and-answer session at the Free Library of Philadelphia's Central Branch on Feb. 13, 2019, former Starbucks CEO and Chairman Howard Schultz said he was advised to avoid characterizing a Philadelphia Starbucks' manager's decision to call 911 on two black men as racial profiling. Schultz, a possible 2020 presidential candidate, also said the manager at the center of the controversy told him she likely wouldn't have called police if the men were white.
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[@diamonrockformed]

So he avoided responding to her specific point that he misrepresented the event! smh

[@usouljah297]

Right!?! So instead of recanting his original statement he then speaks about about a positive thing he did about stating it was racially profiled. Also just watched that video of him speaking with Gale King and he does not say she was racially profiling the two men. This guy is straight lying and he forgets everything is recorded.