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and the chair of the f t. c. is this woman named lena kahn. and she became famous in the us in 2017 cuz she wrote this large article into the law student, she described amazon as the this utility that it was unavoidable. that if you're a seller of a good in the us or anywhere else, you've had to use them even if you didn't want to. that's sellers that customers felt like they had to use them. and, and, you know, there's a scene in my book where i describe how hard it is to mean to not to use them. you know, even if you didn't shop on them, if you take an uber or live yeah, watching netflix, that's all backed by amazon web services. you know, my doctor's office is a spot when i was buying this box. they got into the healthcare space. they deliver up so many packages, even for other companies now. so because unavoidable and so many, what about amazon prime is it, i mean, are you a prime member? my husband is that we don't use it as much to shop, but you definitely don't watch content. i mean, is it, is it still worth it? i mean, i used to be ama

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and c. >> i'm going a. will take it.ext >> dana has the next one. >> the category is for patriotic passing. here is the question, july 4th is obviously our nation's o birthdates, but it also has significant meaning to put three presidents who died on july 4th here they are john adams, james monroe, and is it a, andrew jackson, b,ff thomas jeffersoner, c james buchanan or d, grover cleveland? >> carley: -- can i read about this spirit >> joey: i think everybody should know this. >> carley: i'm going c come i don't know. dana, what is the answer? >> the answe?r isn. thomas jefferson. >> carley: we are sorry.>> >> joey: northern lights in virginia that night. seia>> carley: i know! so, i have one point, >> joey: e i have 0. 2.5. joey? >> joey: i have one point. >> carley: i'm in the lead. let's go to brian kilmeade for the last and final question. >> here's the question, are youa ready? which famous founding father was out of town july 1776 and therefore unable to sign the declaration of independence?nce? was

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