You still don't understand his argument. He has repeatedly said that Apple's MANAGEMENT is doing a fantastic job. But Apple's BOARD is mishandling their job. He doesn't want the company run differently, he wants the board to do a better job of rewarding the investors in the company. And whether you like it or not, he is absolutely right.
I'd be willing to bet that vanishingly few Apple stock holders have actually invested in the company. Buying stock, other than stock being sold by the company itself, is not 'investing' in the company. It's investing in the companies stock.