Oh boy, here's some companies to boycott.

Randall L Stephenson, CEO of AT&T:

“I had the opportunity to meet with what was then the president-elect a couple of weeks ago. And I got to tell you, I was impressed. I was meeting with a CEO. It was obvious. And the president had a very specific agenda in terms of what he thought was critical, and that was tax reform and regulatory reform.”

Andrew Liveris, CEO of Dow Chemical Co.:

“I met with the President and his team earlier this week and I'm honored to be serving a leadership role in working closely with the administration to create a vibrant U.S. manufacturing sector through a robust action agenda with focus on near-term actionable plans.”

Stephen Wynn, CEO of Wynn Resorts Ltd.:

“Several of us in our business were sitting within 30 feet of President Trump when he took his oath of office on the platform last Friday. We all believe, and I mean all of us, that the most overwhelmingly important event geopolitically for the next 50 years is liaison, a constructive liaison between the People's Republic of China and the United States of America. That truth is undeniable. That dynamic is unquestioned.”

J. Patrick Gallagher Jr., CEO of Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.:

“Anything the new president does in regards to infrastructure spending will fall into the construction area and will be incredibly beneficial to us. Anything that the new administration does relative to healthcare and the ACA, clients will really, really need our -- they'll need our support and our consulting capabilities. So when I look at what could be coming out of Washington in the next few years, I think it's incredibly positive for us.”