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he attacked tesla for many years on ac/dc. elon musk does much the same. he is innovative but he is running a business. if you look -- building tesla in nevada where we are right now. the fact is he is going to shop, push them and he pushes them for tax rebates and everything he can because that is the bottom line. is that innovative? does that sound like the creative type that he is? don't think it does but it is interesting to look at somebody i hold in high regard advocate the profit motive of how they are running their business and how it translates. he is not just inventing for america's greatness but inventing for himself and his business and that is how he is running. >> host: lots of profit motives being inaugurated in the amazon hq search. >> guest: that is interesting to watch. kind of scramble for it and some states opt out. to get on the amazon hq 2 search companies are giving out tax breaks, giving out areas of land, building out their infrastructure. we are seeing the profit motive. if you dig down deep or as an economist all those tax breaks

ac/dc is our band. he introduced me to it.been listening to it probably since the day i was born. because he even said that he used to bounce me around on my mom's stomach with the radio turned up with ac/dc playing. i loved him. he was my father. that is who he is, and i'll always love him and miss him. >> several hours after the shooting carmack turned herself into police, originally charged with murder she eventually pled guilty to second degree manslaughter and was sentenced to eight years in prison. she spent most of the following years in a detention facility and was released to the halfway house on probation shortly after turning 18. carmack violated her probation by not taking her medication. >> i told my director i stopped taking the medication because it wasn't helping me. and i need counseling and stuff like that. the probation officer put the cuffs on me and tells me i stopped taking my medication and refused to take the medication. it is not that i refused to take the medication. i would have took my medication if

himself but he was ruthless and growing that business and in fact, he attacked tesla for many years on ac/dc. elon does much the same. these innovative but he's running a business so when he goes into a state like if he's going to decide to put a launch pad in arizona or build tesla's in nevada where we are right now, the fact is that he's going to shop. he's going to push them and he pushes them for cash rebates, pushes them for everything he can because that's the bottom line. is that innovative? does that sound like the creative type that he is? i don't think it does but it'sinteresting to look at somebody i hold in high regard and look at the profit motive of how their running their business . is not just inventing for americans greatness, he's inventing for himself, for his business and that's how he's running it. >> are lots of profit motives being inaugurated in the amazon hq to search? >> guest: amazon hq two is interesting to watch. it interesting to watch this scramble for it and watch some of the states opt out. to get on the search, companies are giving out brakes, they're giving

inverters overin straightforward terms, the inverters over in the corner there, they convert from dc to acovolts, and that then spills to the electricity network for residents and businesses to use. thanks ever so much indeed. as you can see, it is a pretty spectacular view, and certainly with the record—breaking temperatures we have seen this summer, there are many who think we should be doing more to embrace this form of technology. some people don't like the sight of them, but certainly this was a landfill site, so they haven't been any objections to this. as you can see it as a pretty spectacular, eye—catching sight. as you can see it as a pretty spectacular, eye-catching sight. and that drone shot really showing it off. we will be back with you later. tomorrow we will be looking at climate change and renewables, and ben will be live at one of the world's largest offshore wind farms. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. still to come this morning: tracy edwards led the first all—female crew in a round—the—world yacht race 30 years ago. now, she wants to do it again, in the origina