On Monday, the Congressional Black Caucus sent members to Silicon Valley to bully high-tech companies into hiring more blacks as part of their Tech 2020 Initiative. According to KQED, North Carolina Rep. G.K. Butterfield, chair of the caucus, intoned, "Their Equal Opportunity Employment reports are embarrassing. It should be embarrassing to all of them. They have acknowledged they have shortcomings and want to partner with us to improve the results. But all of them have a long way to go with diversity." Butterfield joined Rep. Barbara Lee and New York Rep. Hakeem Jeffries at various companies, including Apple, Google, Intel and SAP; on Tuesday they visited Pandora. On their tour, they spoke with Apple's CEO Tim Cook and Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich. Apple acknowledged in 2014 that its employee base was 55% white, 15% Asian, 11% Latino and 7% percent black, prompting Cook to moan, "As CEO, I'm not satisfied with the numbers on this page." KQED reported that 2% of Google Employees are black.