amazon.com, hannity.com. bookstores everywhere as of tuesday. chapter 7, mark.itution. there is no greater issue that is in your wheel house. you talk about packing the court and you talk about dc state hood and puerto rico state hood. you talk about the assault on our first amendment, second amendment, electoral college and on and on. i never thought we'd have these battles the way we're having them either but we are. why? and what should we do about it? is. >> why? because the bill of rights specifically protect the individual against the federal government. the democrat party has attacked the first amendment, free speech over and over and over again. chuck schumer introduced an amendment to the first amendment first limit free speech. we are not trying to limit the speech of the average person, just the corporations, just the groups. the government shouldn't be limiting anybody's speech unless it gets to that point where they are actually threatening violence against another individual or something of that sort. we are not talking about that. this is why they

we go to amazon.com and grab a copy.store shoue a copy is very readable and worth reading project leak now during these times. when we talk about equality immediately race comes to mind. it's always about race. racial discrimination. about the founding of the nation. white dominant society so forth and so on. you made the case you've made this case throughout your life and it's very poignant in your book. it's a way to minute and stuff the only thing that has an impact. first about what other things have an impact? probably an infinite list of things. and secondly why do they only focus on race on the left? >> i guess that's proven to be a politically popular thing to do. but in point of fact one of the things that's mentioned in the book is a study done by that "new york times" of all people some years ago. they tried to show the 10 poorest counties in the united states. they mentioned which ones they were and so on. and it turns out six of the 10 counties had a population that was 90% -- one 100% white. that when the "

amazon.com, this virtual shop claims to be the world's largest bookstore. this is my computer, amazon.com on the screen. for many decades, bookstores did not pay attention to technological advances and the fundamental changes, and only used to sell books, they dealt with the return the books and small sizes of the warehouses. people were also used to buy books in large cities. besos graduated from princeton university in 1986 with degrees in electrical engineering and computer science. he worked on wall street in a variety of related fields afterwards. then he thought about selling books. online. he later said an interview that when he realized in 1994 that the use of the internet had grown 23 times compared to the previous year, it was better idea to invest in this industry. most of the people didn't see this type of data useful at all. two years later, he sold the first book online. we all know that a communications revolution is underway in this country. what is the internet? sort of the mother of all networks, it's a information highway, it's kind of like your remote control to the be

amazon.com, hannity .com. nex and as of tuesday, september 19th, that's next tuesdaty in bookstores all around the country. i wantt to g to go to chapter sf i can, marc. and when you talk about the communist t manifesto, you talk about marx advocating for the abolition of the family, communal education of our kids. you say in this chapter the democrat party does not want to discus s the intactamil nuclear, biological family because as youe as you describee chapter, it doesn't believe in it, and specifically as itomi applies to the african-americatn community. it is said to be off limits like so muchmuch t the else than democratic party's silence and censors. and here's the question based on that comment, because we b are now debating things i never thought we'd be debating in this country. ini mentioned earlier we payur more per capita per our kidsld. education than any other country in the industrializewed world. we pay more. what's the worst results? you know, when you looestk at tt scores, reading, math, th

on amazon.com.ew america, people talk about renewing america. i read your book, it was obvious you put a lot of thought into this. welcome, give us a background, you were a paratrooper. >> well, thank you so much for having me great to see you. we had a chance to get to know each other a bit during campaign, i grew up in rural pennsylvania. playing football and wrestling that got me to west point, i went to 82 understand airborne division and served there. got to first gol gulf war, i spent 9 years in military. it formed everything that i think about in america. >> america in peril. you have super powers in peril. if you had to pick one or two. what are greatest threats. >> i started writing this back before i ran for senate, i thought that country was headed in the wrong direct, economically, and a national security perspective and spiritually, the america that we know and love was slipping away, decline is not inevitable. i focus on a number of things, first, educate our people, we need to 5 56 --

it will be available tuesday everywhere in amazon.com right now.e you next time on lif, liberty, and live-in ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening thank you for joining us i am a trey gowdy it is sunday night in america. our political system is almost exclusively reserved for two parties. there have been some notable exceptions candidate and third party candidates siphon off enough votes to impact the outcome which by the way always seems strange to me. ross perot took votes from george h.w. bush which meant

the federal trade commission and attorneys general from 17 states filed a suit against amazon.com arguing the e-commerce giant is a monopoly, and it's one that abuses its power, they allege, in order to keep prices high and put its own products at you at the expense of everyone else's. amazon denies doing anything wrong. with this suit, the biden administration is going to break up three of the biggest technology companies around. amazon, meta, the owner of facebook, and alphabet's flagship google. depend how these trials come out, the internet may look very different in a few years. >>> if you missed the whole interview with cassidy hutchinson, you can see it tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. our coverage continues now with one mr. golfs blitzer in a place

will grab your copy of "the democrat party hates america," availableit tuesday everywhere and w on amazon.com right now, see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." live-in ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening thank you for joining us i am a trey gowdy it is sunday night in america. our political system is almost exclusively reserved for two parties. there have been some notable exceptions candidate and third party candidates siphon off enough votes to impact the outcome which by the way always seems strange to me. ross perot took votes from george h.w. bush which meant bill clinton one even though perot was more in line with bush on the issues. joe democrats even though both were more aligned with democrats. so, can a third party candidate actually win? or just keep someone else from winning? can a third-party be more than a faint echo of an existing party? do voters really want more options? can a group calling itself nonpartisan stand a chance and an exceedingly partisan landscape? andrew yang knows what it's like to run for president but he knows what it's like to buck the trend and do things differ

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the federal trade commission and attorneys general from 17 states filed a suit against amazon.com arguing that the e-commerce giant is a monopoly, and it's one that abuses its power, they allege, in order to keep prices high and put its own products at you at the expense of everyone else's. amazon denies doing anything wrong. with this suit, the biden administration is going to break up three of the biggest technology companies around. amazon, meta, the owner of facebook, and alphabet's flagship google. depend how these trials come out, the internet may look very different in a few years. >>> if you missed the whole interview with cassidy hutchinson, you can see it tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. our coverage continues now with one mr. golfs blitzer in a place i like to call "the situation room." >>> happening now, president biden offering an unprecedented show of support for striking auto workers as the first sitting u.s. president to join a picket line. we'll discuss the political impact of his michigan appearance and the economic impact of the strike with the uaw presi

to list and describe their products on amazon.com.ortsbook with, is using their cloud service, aws. and then you have amazon investing $440 million to boost beige wages -- wages to $20 an hour plus for their contracted delivery employees. i know that is, that would hit their profitability, but that tells me that business must be good that they're trying to get more -- pay workers more to deliver items. stuart: and the stock is doing can remarkably well, $144. way up there. not just today the either. lauren, thanks very much, indeed. >>> let's get back to this, aaron rodgers officially out for the season after he suffered a torn achilles tendon. other players are now calling out the league. we have that story for you. >>> reading proficiency continues to fall in schools across the country. nevada 16% of hispanic fourth graders are proficient in reading. we'll investigate nevada if's education problem in a moment. vladimir putin, kim jong un, they wrapped up their meeting in russia early this morning. this meeting happened with china's

she threw the book, the library, and half of amazon.com at everybody that donald trump knows.nd one of them tried to run away today, mark meadows, and the judge said, nope, you've got to go back down there and face the music. and that should send a message to anybody who gets pulled into some of this trump foolishness. there's going to be more trump foolishness. that there is a law in this country. there's a constitution. there's a system here. and the fact we have to -- you know, the problem with wrestling with a pig is you get a lot of slop on you and the pig likes it. donald trump is having a good time. the system is getting banged up. but we're not going oput up with this. and i think that's the message from this judge. the reason you've got a 40-plus-page explanation is because if anybody does want to read it the way alison points out -- there are people paying attention -- there's an education process here. the whole country's got to go back to sisks class. we have rule of law in this country. we have division of power, separation of powers. and you can't sit up there as

students have access to all the different types of opportunities whether it's working with our amazon.comite of business or how we work within aws or what's going on with mine video or all these different opportunities that you need to be ready for on day one. >> you also talked about the investments that you are making in cybersecurity with hbcus and the investments you've made in the surrounding communities. i would love to hear why specifically you think it's important that the partnerships are happening with hbcus and why it is so important to make sure that you are not just kind of directing resources only at the school but the surrounding community. >> i think it is know surprise to anyone to know that the u.s. is falling behind in terms of technology. so unless we start making an investment for everyone to understand technology including the critical area of cybersecurity, and we have all heard about instances in the news recently. new cybersecurity attacks. .. i think about the ability to continue to innovate and what do they need? we need skill set and where do they live? univers

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