jeff bezos so a lot of respect their consumer. you know, trying to keep prices low, you know, but over time we've also found a and then and then walmart goes ahead in in recent years and hires a ton of people from amazon into logistics and warehouses that said you know amazon ceo is now andy jassy longtime amazonian and and you know i have some reporting in the book where he looks at wal-mart and he thinks they're sort of, you know, in some ways as big and big and bad as amazon and he can understand he's talking to his internal why is the government not focused their scrutiny on walmart they're you know they have more revenue than us they have more physical market share than us. and so there there is that point and begrudging respect. but, you know, there's also this this this real thing that are they are still a core enemy of ours. and not understanding why they don't get no longer get the level of scrutiny that amazon's now facing. yeah. so maybe we move on to amazon's side of the story and i really liked your intro where you ta

. >> jeff bezos, you got what you wanted. oprah, you got what you wanted. wild allegations after the maui fires. >> what i said the grand wizards of the kkk is proud of what she said. >> it's shameful and dangerous. >> the vac takes on the squad. >> plus, don't block the roads. >> get out. >> on the ground. on the ground now. white house visitor logs just released suggests that joe biden is personally running the litigation of donald trump. the rate itself may have been hatched inside the biden white house and the special council prosecution on donald trump is being coordinated by the white house. jack was summoned to the white house twice in the fall of 2021. to meet with joe biden's deputy chief of staff, carolyn saba and an advisor to the chief of staff, catherine riley. this is while donald trump was negotiating. jay brat wanted a raid. jay brat even visited mar-a-lago and told everything was fine. joe biden and his white house council signed off on revoking trump's privilege and armed fbi got warrants and went in hard. the biden justice department indi

jeff bezos: we've been working on this lander for three years.jeff bezos, is also developing rockets to carry humans into space and spacecraft to deliver cargo to the moon. jeff: we have here as an example, a very large rover and by the way, even though that's a large rover, this vehicle can land four of them simultaneously on the surface of the moon. brad: it isn't just spacex. there's other companies like blue origin coming online as well, private companies and smaller groups in australia, or rocket labs in new zealand, for instance, that is all making that cost cheaper. i like to think of it's like airplane travel. we spent the longest time having one costly airline, but now we have a bunch of budget carriers that are making it effective. adam: we live on this little dot and what's out there is just massive, and i wanna explore what's out there and see it. michael: australian entrepreneur, adam gilmour, is building one of those budget carriers. adam: all right, guys, we're going soon. michael: five years ago, he cashed in a lucrative career as

when jeff bezos i had a chance to get some stock and i turned it down. i have made a lot of mistakes. i tried to learn by them. >> let us look at your history books, a friend of mine described this period of history that we are in as the great realignment. how would you describe the last 10 years of our lives? >> in the last 10 years you are seeing an effort by people who have had power, largely white anglo-saxon people, see some of the power shift away as we have been a majority white country for most of our history, that is changing. people who are losing the power are not happy about it, i think that reflects why some of the people who support donald trump or other people like donald trump are supporting them. they see a power shifting away from economic chipping away, people like to have power and wealth on when they see it going away they are not happy. some of the angst in this country is between the people who have been rising up, minorities and women and those who are not rising up and there is attention, the inevitable tension. >> the american s

disadvantaged without education and with the thinking of beggars i can only answer with the names of jeff bezoss elon. musk, these three occupy the first lines of the list of the richest people on the planet and they all grew up in large families. hooray to build families and be sure to keep them at a certain age, we all suddenly understand that the family is a supporting structure not only for the state, but for each of us, those who want to destroy the institution of the family for the country are always trying destroy the lives of its citizens. and vice versa, the one who betrays the family priority status. at the national level, it fights not only for the well-being of the country, but because of the happiness of each of its inhabitants, parents usually do this in relation to their children, but some nations are lucky and their presidents treat them this way. i am marina karamany, how do belarusians work. on the family front. we figured it out, everything is clear. see you. belarus shmatem prostrate can be otshukat on braslav tire here is a spherical lake behind a non-random. name god's wok

jeff bezos bought a $68 million mansion. there it is.ested in another one nearby. indian creek is a man-made barrier island with own self-governing body, own mayor and law enforcement. julio igesias, tom brady and ivanka trump and others live there. didn't ken driven start this with a record deal in coconut grove, $106 billion. stuart: bezos pace $168 billion for the mansion? lauren: so i heard. it hasn't been refuted. looking for another. >> 20 homes and have their own golf course. pretty exclusive. lauren: i have problem with that. he does well. good for you. stuart: thank you, everyone. president biden going to great lengths to make sure republicans can't use material to finish the border wall. we're all over that one. donald trump hasn't campaigned much in iowa and hasn't stopped him from dominating the polls and brian kilmeade on trump's growing support, that's next. ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for wh

disadvantaged without education and with the intelligence of the poor i can only answer with the names of jeff bezosbill gates elon. musk, these three occupy the first lines of the list of the richest people on the planet and they all grew up in large families. build families and be sure to keep at a certain age and we all suddenly realize that the family is a supporting structure not only for the state, but also for each of us, those who want to destroy the institution of the family for the country are always trying to destroy the lives of its citizens. and vice versa, the one who betrays the family priority status. at the national level, it fights not only for the well-being of the country, but because of the happiness of each of its inhabitants, parents usually do this towards their children, but some nations are lucky and their presidents treat them this way. i marina karamany, how belarusians work. on the family front. we figured it out. everything is clear. see you. in the breakfast of champions project, we'll tell you how to start your morning the right way, by looking at the ingredients? i h

look at jeff bezos. i don't know if jimmy would cal jeff bezos a tech nerd but they've paided and hired the greatest trainers to train them. this is getting people's attention and it's not hurting either one of them if you look at the stock performance. stuart: make i'm old fashioned but i think it's a farce. last word to jimmy fail lay. >> last thing that wouldn't hurt either one of them is the fight. they're lame, they're nerds. this is a nerds night. one could cry and one would run away. nobody wants to watch this. go outside to sixth avenue and there's traffic right now and run through every other lane. there's a fight. lauren: i think elon musk would put up a good fight. i do. i think zuckerberg has the speed and more of the ability, but i think musk has the left. stuart: it's time we moved on. lauren: well, you asked me. i'm just sitting here in between. not getting involved. stuart: failla, you're all right. lauren, we're done. >> love it. stuart: that's a little harsh. turn to the markets. murph

. >> amazon founder jeff bezos is announced that he and his fiancee, lauren sanchez will donate 100 million dollars towards the fire recovery effort. the couple posted the donation would be a part of a new maui fund on sanchez is instagram in the past. bezos has pledged to donate most of his wealth to fighting climate change. >> we are continuing to monitor the very latest developments on those hawaii wildfires on our website. kron 4 dot com. if you want to stay up to date, scan the qr code there that see on your screen, it will bring you the latest information as well as other ways you can help those affected. >> coming up, more than a dozen thieves swarming a nordstrom store in southern california. the weapon that was used during brazen robbery. >> plus, details on an alleged assault involving a 14 year-old girl at a military base in southern california. and a new report is highlighting concerning issues with 9-1-1. call centers. >> around the country. >> take a look at this. dozens of thieves swarming a southern california. nordstrom grabbing merchandise and clearing up the story in just

we see the jeff bezos's, oprah winfreys, who are the famous celebrity folks were able to buy hundreds of acres of land. most folks cannot. the folks you are seeing whose homes burned down are only really able to stay in maui or lahaina because they are living in multigenerational homes that have been in their families for many decades. and so most folks don't earn enough to buy housing in what is one of the highest priced real estate markets in the world. kristen: and there is real fear, i understand, that in the rebuilding process, there are predatory investors trying to buy the land. who knows if they will be able to afford what is rebuilt. what about water? you mentioned golf courses. i understand there have been battles over water and how it is allocated. vernadette: yeah. this is not a recent thing, this has been going on for a while. partially because of the way in which the land in hawaii has been taken over by large agribusiness. so there's been water theft, water redistribution. well not redistribution in a good way. so there's been a battle over water, and you are seeing tha

since we are talking about elon musk, elon musk and jeff bezos, the owner of my newspaper, they see going to mars as a way of saving our civilization. they had the biggest ideas about planet earth decay and the need to leap into the heavens to save ourselves. does this white house have a similar vision when you think about project artemis and going to the moon? >> president biden is very clear on ensuring that we have the first woman on the moon. and the first person of color on the moon. the astronauts were recently announced and we have three americans and an astronaut from another country. not only is there prioritization to going back to the moon but there is a desire to go back to the moon together with other nations. that for astronaut is canadian. we are going with an allied partner. we had a successful rocket test and then the astronauts can fly into years. there we have a follow-on mission. we are very excited to have the first woman and person of color on the surface of the moon in less than two years. with the excitement on the civil side, we have excitement on the commercial s

saw when i put that into a video reverse image search, it gave me several results pertaining to jeff bezos but also interestingly something called blue origin and that led me to their home page where it is confirmed that bezos owns a company called blue origin which makes a series of lunar landers and in fact on the blue origin official youtube channel very quickly i was able to find this video posted from several years ago. so not this mission. unsurprisingly. of that same exact footage we saw in that first video. pertaining to the one created allegedly by nasa obviously we have that american accent saying the eagle has landed. houston. keyword search, easy to find. nasa's official website we have a full transcript of that same audio and the audio file itself. it is of course neil armstrong speaking from apollo 11 to houston, not recent and nothing to do with india. in termings of those images that we saw there. that's again a reverse video search was able to lead me here. this is a -- the same video that we saw recreated there. this was posted by an art account that pests graphic animati

. >> tonight amazon founder jeff bezos said he and his fiancee are pledging $100 million to maui relief and recovery efforts. we have been compiling information how you can help. we've been getting questions from our viewers, so we put this under the top story section on our website, kpix.com. we've now been talking about this for a couple days and i just feel that every time we see more and we hear more stories you realize really how scary and how fast that happened. >> yeah. it's so reminiscent of what happened with the camp fire. it's just something we see in california and it's the same physical process at work, the downslope winds pushing the flames faster and faster. >>> we've been lucky so far the fire season around the bay area and most of california has been pretty tame to this point. as we head into the weekend, temperatures will warm up. a lot of stuff going on this weekend. temperatures will return to near average by saturday afternoon. that means 60s and 70s around the bay, 80s and low 90s farther inland, everybody within 3 degrees of normal for this time of year. here's th

well, jeff bezos, you got what you wantea ted, oprah. you got what you wanted. and the guy who wants on not you got what you wanted. >> that's all over. many of the maui residentsui are worried that their town is going to be turned into a smar residen t city, a tech hub where wealthy people work remotely. cie data is collected and middle class people are priced out. >> primetime has. >> no idea what's going on. the governor of hawaii calls this all a conspiracyf ha theory. >> but when all of these tragedies and mishaps convergees ,it leaves vulnerable people searching anywhere for answers. >> representative diamond garcia is a member of the hawaiipeople s house ofof rp representatives. all right, diamond, tell us what people are thinkinresenc here. well, the fact is people are confused. it's been three weeks, jesse, and there's not been any clear answers. i mean, these people have lost everything, their homes, their familiest everytr s,, thed ones, their children. and they're crying for answers. e cryithey need answers. and unfortunately, the response from the f

jeff bezos, you know, could do this in seattle. elon musk could do it in austin. warren buffett could to it in omaha. you know that there's there's plenty of resources available. it's the issue is how the resources are distribute it. and so the second piece is, you know, how do we how do we go about that? you know, i think some people, you know, would reasonably say like, oh, well you know, larry page isn't going to just you give all that up. clearly that hasn't hasn't happened. and i think the way i think about this is. that it's less about yeah, it's less about trying to convince everybody or even majority that if if there's even a small of of folks who step out, you know, and in many ways, like me, writing this book is an attempt to step out in that way. and take some risks that if if people with power and advantage are willing to go out on a limb, take some risks, ruffle some feathers, even a few of them, it can it help to shift culture in this country and, help make those transformative policy change as possible. so what do you think about the fact that warre

. >>> making a multimillion dollar delivery, amazon style to the maui relief fund, jeff bezos and sanches announced today they're donating $100 million to the relief effort in maui. that donation comes as bezels wraps up a purchase of the mansion off the coast of miami in indian creek village. he's paying $60 million for it 3-bedroom home that sits on 3 acres of water-front property in an area known as billionaire bunker. it is a man-made island, packed with celebrities. his new neighbor is tom brady. >>> it's one of the most anticipated moments of having a baby, the rest of the hospital.one the women in boston, she walked there for the woman, her mom and sister- in-law, traveled from new york to boston for pink's concert at fenway park she would just 31 weeks pregnant, but she started having contractions during the concert. traffic around fenway made it hard to find a ride, so she walked to a hospital instead. she delivered a healthy baby boy, named him a certain heart mercer. he's been there for pink because her real name is alicia hart. >> good for her.>>> the football team, try to get

richard branson's company joins jeff bezos , blue origin joins jeff bezos, blue origin and elon musk'sacex in the space tourism business back on earth . this is gb news across earth. this is gb news across the uk , on your tv, in your car, the uk, on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio. and now on your digital radio. and now on your digital radio. and now on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news this is britain's news . channel news. channel >> good evening . don't worry, we >> good evening. don't worry, we will get to the farcical scenes in the english channel today, which i have called carry on up the channel. but first, and this is really , really important, you is really, really important, you may never have heard of them, but there's an organisation called they were founded called b corp. they were founded in the usa in 2006 and they work across the globe to sign up companies to provide them with certificate version of their social and environmental performance. yep companies need to hit a criteria amounting to 80 points. i'll come to how they get those points in a fe

richard branson's company joins jeff bezos , blue origin joins jeff bezos, blue origin and elon musk'sacex in the space tourism business back on earth . this is gb news across earth. this is gb news across the uk , on your tv, in your car, the uk, on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio. and now on your digital radio. and now on your digital radio. and now on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news this is britain's news . channel news. channel >> good evening . don't worry, we >> good evening. don't worry, we will get to the farcical scenes in the english channel today, which i have called carry on up the channel. but first, and this is really , really important, you is really, really important, you may never have heard of them, but there's an organisation called they were founded called b corp. they were founded in the usa in 2006 and they work across the globe to sign up companies to provide them with certificate version of their social and environmental performance. yep companies need to hit a criteria amounting to 80 points. i'll come to how they get those points in a fe

the case is all lucrative private the space company of elon musk, jeff bezos and richard branson, iseady taking tourists into space. but it is so, of course, more entertainment. here, the main thing is the profit goes there government orders. we all understand how it works. remember, musk promised the whole world to provide fast and affordable internet, so that even in the jungle and antarctica wi-fi would be and began to send packs of satellites to orbit and liberal ladies and boys. even we were delighted and the caps just did not throw up air. what darlings what a romantic thinks about humanity, tries for people. well, these romantic satellites for mankind have flown into orbit. and now the pentagon is being handed the starling system of ukraine so that this connection can be used in combat to strike at our army and our cities. starlink is the backbone of ukraine's communication especially at the front where almost all other internet connections have been destroyed, but we will not allow escalation conflict that could lead to a third world war. this rhetoric is a mask that betrays

amazon founder jeff bezos is also pitching in. he and his fiancee are pledging $100 million for maui relief and recovery efforts. we have been compiling information about how you can help, it is on our website, kpix.com. >>> coming up, a chance to see shooting stars in the night skies as the annual meteor shower reaches its peak. >>> the danger has receded from heavy spring runoff. >>> here is alive a singngle strand d of mrna could chanange the wayay we figight respiraratory disea. and ththe company that's's getting u us there? modernrna. this chahanges everyrything. >>> welcome back. the time now is 6:11. the annual meteor shower peaks this weekend, it is called the perseid meteor shower. tonight and sunday are the best times to catch it. you can see anywhere between 50 and 100 per hour , if you know where to look. we have posted tips on kpix.com. >>> the james webb telescope just snapped a photograph of the most distant star ever detected. it is a long way from earth, 1 million times brighter than the sun. the light we are seei

i was in the washington national cathedral in november, 2021, together with averill haynes and jeff bezos on stage. april has a bachelors degree in physics from the university of chicago. she is the director of national intelligence. at the time, it was about half a year after she delivered the first report about unidentified anonymous -- anomalous phenomenon. i said to her, what do you make of this? do you have any gut feeling about what these things are? she said, i do not know. i believe her. i think the government, if it has anything, probably does not really know what it means. that is why i am advocating if the government does have something, please, let scientists look into it and figure it out and help you. host: calling from denver, colorado, let's hear from andrew. caller: hi, yes. host: go ahead, andrew. caller: all right. host: you are speaking with dr. loeb and tia. go ahead. all right. well, dr. loeb, i will ask you one final question as we finish up the show today. again, going back to that hearing. you talked about, the government should be more transparent. how much infor

jeff bezos and his new waterfront mansion in florida.o pay around $68 million for a three bedroom estate dubbed the "looking there bunker of florida." it is on a man-made barrier island in the larger miami area. i know a lot of people that moved to miami and are not spending $68 million in their house. in other news, the richest person in the world, elon musk says he spent three hours in an mri machine ahead of a proposed cage match with mark zuckerberg. the problem shows there is a shoulder blade rubbing against his ribs which requires minor surgery. the recovery will take a few months. we have no idea whether the proposed cage match will go ahead. turo is taking on traditional car services like avis, budget and hertz to allow people to list their vehicles. we have the ceo andre haddad. it has been a while since we caught up on bloomberg technology. i want to ask about the macro story. we have seen with airbnb, certain behaviors with short-term rentals when it comes to houses. what do you see with behavior of people listing vehicles on

. >> jeff bezos is donating $100 million to a new maui fund to help with recovery efforts. support for maui will be top of mind when the annual bay area aloha festival gets underway at the san mateo event center. as lena howland reports, many participating vendors have ties to hawaii. >> as relief efforts begin for wildfire victims, there is a different tone to kick off the bay area aloha festival on saturday. >> we feel for them back home. >> she's a vendor visiting from las vegas. selling authentic hawaiian clothing. she says it is more important now to come together. >> and for this happening this specific time going back home, it brings us together to help each other. a lot of people are coming into donate and help our family members back home. >> it breaks my heart. all of the islands are beautiful. it is unbelievabl it. they need all the help they can get. >> shirley and her husband are selling handmade rice bag clothing. they come year after year to get immersed in pacific islander culture. >> people of the culture, dancing, the food. we see a lot of people over and

f jeff bezos, you got what you wanted, oprah. you got what you wanteot whad. >> that's all over.t's what happened. wild alligator missions flyingwd after the maui fires. fires. what i said is the grand wizard of the kkk would be prousaidd of what they would hear her say is shameful. >> it is deeply offensiv wha

andy jassy is not the same as jeff bezos and they are not in the same era. the story in the pandemic was throw money at getting packages to people as quickly as possible. andy jassy has unwound that endless spending but still focused on the strategy side of it that is what is paying off now. kathleen: ed ludlow bringing us the amazon and apple results. ahead of those earnings, u.s. stocks ended slightly lower as the treasury route continued. let's get more details from alexandra some anova. kind of a mixed bag for these very important companies. >> we already had a skittish last few days amid turbulence of the bond market and now the focus is on these big tech results. the bar was incredibly high for them going into results because of the incredible run we had in technology shares this year and the picture was very mixed. apple missed estimates and investors took that as a sign of a broader slump in iphone sales which of course is a sign perhaps consumers are still being weighed down by higher interest rates and still stubborn inflation. this is a sign apple

matt: since jeff bezos first nudged amazon toward grocery 15 to 20 years ago, the rest has been the kind of the same for amazon. grocery shops, most frequent purchase that people make and we need to be there if we are going to be a large, glow-struggling retailer. amazon has a tight business but we heard andy jassy make similar comments. we think we have something to say there and are committed for the long term. he did make a pretty big tap on the brakes about this time a year ago when they stopped expanding. amazon fresh stores taking a hard look at whether the grocery strategy was the right one. they think they are there but i guess we will see. ed: matt day, check out his peace in the businessweek about the big amazon grocery reset. coming up, amd topping quarter estimates and touting inroads into artificial intelligence. we will dive into results next. what is going on here? aftermarket, 12 to 18 hours ago, shares were up and now we're definitely well in session lows. we discussed. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for

. >> jeff bezos, you got what you wanted. oprah, you got what you wanted.after the maui fires. >> what i said the grand wizards of the kkk is proud of what she said. >> it's shameful

winfrey who owns property on the island brought items most needed at the shelter, and amazon founder jeff bezosnd his fiance lauren sanchez are pledging $100 million to the efforts. sanchez announced they're creating a fund to help the island get back on its feet. if you'd like to help those impacted by wildfires, get more information by going to cnn.com/impact and we have a list there of vetted organizations that you can check out. >>> donald trump and his legal team are on notice, the federal judge presiding over the election subversion case against the former president is warning them to be extra careful about what they say publicly about the case. cnn's katelyn polantz has details on the ruling as well as what could happen if trump doesn't follow her instructions. >> reporter: there's the justice system and then there's politics. and for donald trump as a criminal defendant in federal court on charges related to the 2020 election, the justice system is going to have to come to first. that is the message, loud and clear, to both his lawyers and to justice department prosecutors from the spec

larry: private is also pouring in from across the country entity amazon founder jeff bezos said his fiancee. the airlines in hawaii in the 30's are telling tourists to please stay away. what if you had plans to travel to maui in the next few weeks or beyond that? can people cancel trips and get a refund? michael finney has some advice. reporter: a wildfire in an island paradise fueled by a hurricane. it's a disaster no one could have predicted, least of all the thousands of tourists who planned to go. >> our plan was to go to lahaina and go whale watching. reporter: karen smith booked a trip to maui for next february. after seeing the devastation, she doubts the island will be ready for tourists. >> i can't imagine in six months they are going to rebuild that whole area to go whale watching. it just doesn't seem like that's going to happen. reporter: she tried to get a cash refund from alaska airlines but could only get a voucher good for one year. >> it's ridiculous that i should have to get a voucher when i don't know when i'm going to go back. >> if your trip is further along, i would wa

absolutely and so one of the most brilliant things jeff bezos did was from day one as a public companym. you may not like it, but eventually we're going to expand. we're going to generate free cash flow, and he and the cfl. so at the time at amazon woman named joy covid they they nailed that. and walmart. you know, they had to think more short term, you know, i'm fascinated by how you got into the personalities, particularly kicking off the book doesn't that just phases you were at an event, i guess. and you asked him. what was he going to be wearing or whatever, but it came back. they were offended by it. or even he had bristled at it and the people around him, but they came back to what you were getting at, right? yeah, that's right. so amazon was just starting to get into making their own clothing lines. and so i knew i had maybe a minute or two with jeff before he went on stage and asked him if he was wearing any any amazon brands, and i think i startled him. he asked me if he was on the red carpet, but he regrouped. regrouped he came back. he talked about melding technology with h

andy jassy coming in for jeff bezos, says i need to look at these other businesses and rein them in abit. guy: there has been a perception that technology industry is now dominated by ai and is therefore less rate sensitive. are we seeing that. being tested here, how much more can it be tested? ed: the thing about those that have reported already, alphabet, microsoft, meta, it was their core legacy businesses the market traded on. in alphabet andmeta's case, advertising. apple has shown complete restraint. mark gurman has reported that they are working on a generative ai tool internally. but just based on the precedent of the last two weeks, the market is listening to the ai hype on the call but trading on the legacy businesses. for apple it is the iphone. amazon went in a different direction, leaning into aws. what can we sell to our existing clout customers, what can we offer so they can take advantage of our own large language models, or third parties that we partner with and have a ready to go enterprise focus offering. the next question is are they making any money off of it, whe

that is jeff bezos' privately held rocket ship company.ere to go public, that's pretty amazing and consider it for the etf? >> depends on the contribution of gdp and market cap. not a subjective requirement to get into the etf. it's core components. liz: lone star state with it is own etf ask you're the first. congratulations. >> unseasonably that, we'll be back in september to ring the closing bell. liz: come on the show before. >> for sure. liz: love to have you on. u.s. commerce secretary set to visit china next week at critical time for the world's top two economies. her visit comes as chinese aggression in the so south china sea is surging. there's a live report from the ppentagon on this next. you need to hear this and close closing bell about 14 minutes away and dow industrials down 313 and nasdaq falling as well. here are the nasdaq losers, dollar tree, marvail technology. ♪ shelves. shelves that know what taste buds want. shelves smart enough to see, sense, react, restock. ♪ so caramel swirl is always there for the taking. from pe

you got a compliment from jeff bezos.us" is unbelievable good storytelling, i am in awe of nick offerman's performance, incredible. he doesn't even own hbo yet. [ laughter ] that's crazy. >> it's crazy. i got in touch with jeff and said thank you. and he bumped me up to something called "super prime." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, wow. how does that work? >> they deliver my package and give me $20. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, that's nice. "the last of us" started as a video game. have you ever played that video game? >> no. i -- about 25 years ago, i played my last video game and i'm very indulgent. >> jimmy: i'm the same way. >> i lost a couple of weeks to a video game called "banjo-kazooie." [ cheers ] two weeks went by. the slow dopamine drip is delicious. it's over, "yes, i've won!" immediately, "what have i done with my life? >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> i decided i'm never going to do that again. thankfully, games have gotten so good, like "the last of us," i think i'd be if a basement and wouldn't audition for shows like

ivan talks about oprah and jeff bezos is their stuff is all over it and here it's not in west maui.ere. to get into westmount after the bar they shut it down this is the main road that is a checkpoint right there. it was by a national guard, border patrol theme that you cannot get it wheat when we got to that the crew the fox crew and i around this and by the witnesses cliffs it's winding it takes about two hours we did in the middle of the night when i got past this a police checkpoint because we could prove i had a spot over here. >> because you were someone who owned land on the island checkpoint but even then a precarious route to get it for. >> when she got over very little media there. >> why was her such a lockdown and how long has deluxe and persistent? what's the story as this is essentially an investigation. when they open it up early people were in town sorting through residents and i want to look at what's left of my house they are looking for bodies. that is the story we've got to control the environment. they certainly went overboard on controlling the entirety of west