amazon.com, hannity.com, book stores everywhere as ofd tuesday.ger of marxism and one of the fastest way for harmful ideology like that to spread his groupthink.r we see an awful lot these days, now a specialty of the mob and the media and as an example, prremember how they were fawning endlessly over the now convicted felon 30 months in jail, trump hating attorney michael avenatti? here is a short reminder. >> is out there saving the country. >> is a rock star, i think. interesting to see his next chapter. >> absolutely. >> michael avenatti for president in 2020. >> back with attorney michael avenatti, a main player. >> all places at all times. >> the democrats could learn something from you, you are messing with trump a lot more than they are. >> i don't think you're in this for money.e >> the reason why i'm taking this seriously is because of your presence on cable news. >> sean: the great one is with us. i can't think of bigger groupthink than the mob, the media and then we can add big tech and we know they wouldn't cover the story and they su

. >> and what is your claim to fame >> i'm the founder of amazon.com. >> dot come. >> this is day one> are we set to go. >> bezos founder of amazon.com. >> we offer 1.1 million books six time as many as the largest book store. >> in the spring of 1994 i came across the startling stask things rarely grow that fast that was the wake upcalled. >> we had not believed this possible. >> would you like to know why amazon is so successful. >> success is for customers. >> customers. >> customers. >> customer. >> customers to say wow! >> that obsessive focus. >> obsessive attention to the customer experience. >> and the long-term there is never misalignment between customer and shareholder interests. >> you're a different kind of ceo than most people. >> i laugh more. >> it's a lot of fun >> we got the laugh thrown in as part of the contract >> i have a full-time job which is to try and help build an important and lasting company. >> we hope will stay around for a while. >> you got to be intense but you also want to have fun while doing it. >> you seem like a guy that gets in trouble. >> only t

it's online at amazon.com, hannity.com, "american marxism."t to see you. you can see "life, liberty and levin" on the fox news channel. is -- joining the california recall race? apparently he has an announcement. i don't know what it is, you don't know what it is. he will tell us next, straight ahead. ign. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. >> sean: we have some breaking news, while we are awaiting a press conference. in west texas, one officer was killed and three were injured after a standoff, will not give you updates. switching gears like we told you now, in california the recall race is getting more interesting by the minute. larry elder has entered the race along with caitlyn jenner and several others. gavin newsom is building a war chest from far left silicon valley and hollywood donors to try to stave off defeat and the recall and get this! he and the democrats have approved direct cash payments to californians including illegal immigrants. there's also a proposal for universal bas

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," amazon.com has a new ceo and nft sales hit new highs.ane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the markets reopened this morning following their closure forth fourth of july holiday. amazon has a new head boss. andy jassy took over as the head of the world's largest ecommerce company. previously he ran amazon's cloud computing business. jeff bezos announced he was stepping down in february and will serve as the company's executive chair. >>> car sales dropped for the second straight month falling below their pre-pandemic levels. new data shows imported car sales slumped 13% and doe message. chip shortage is driving up costs and making a shortage. it could last through the year. >>> one digital asset is booming. the nft or nonfungible token market surged to new highs in the second quarter with $2.5 billion in sales so as far this year. nfts exploded in popularity. they let people buy and sell ownership of unique items and it can represen anythin

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change there, and companies with revenue about 20 billion euros will be subject, so reportedly, amazon.comill be subject to tax and local jurisdictions, which was a bit of a thorny issue about how to count that tech giant. still a ways to go, though, and a small group of nations including hungary and ireland have not yet joined, so the focus is on those two, among others. juliette: you mentioned thorny issues. what are some of the other big obstacles ahead before this will take full effect? >> political obstacles, for sure. the next big issue is the meeting of the g20 finance ministers. austria and hungary could thwart the eu joining the deal. the french prime minister said he is focusing efforts next week on convincing those countries to join the group to avoid the eu dropping out of this, which would be a pretty big obstacle in itself. the deal also will have a battle in the u.s. congress where republic and's have been pretty cool to the idea. president biden's democrats have a very small majority, so will be hard to push through their. among the unresolved issues in the agreement, thoug

it's now finally and bookstores everywhere this week and it's online at amazon.com, hannity.com and american mark levin, when we return, former acting director of intelligence. as he lining the recall race?re apparently has an announcement. i don't know what it is and you don't know what it is but he will tell us, next. show me the olympics. ♪ "bugler's dream" begins playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we have some breaking news and are awaiting a lepress conference. in texas, one officer was killed and three were injured after a standoff, and we will give you some updates. switching gears, and larry elder has entered the race. gavin newsom is building a war chest from far left silicon valley and hollywood donors to try to stave off defeat and the recall, and newsom and the democrats have approved a direct cash payments including illegal immigrants. by the way this is also guaranteed income. today they reinstitute a mass mandate it with regards toin either of you being vaccinated. now perhaps the name most talked about also to run against newsom and to jump in his former acting director of nation

we will talk about the post-pandemic future of amazon.com.lus robinhood out with a muted day blue -- debut, closing be out the ipo price which landed at the bottom of their initial pricing range, i will speak to the ceo and have his reaction. -- >> it was a positive day, light volume but i wanted to start with that golden dragon index. chinese adr down once again, the momentary optimism is coming out of china, perhaps there was a turnaround in regulatory scrutiny. we saw drop down about half a percent, not as bad as the past couple of sessions but not great. the nasdaq index -- biotech index down as well, broadly tech did not do great. i also want to mention bitcoin flat on the day, the risk-taking ability not so green today. want to show you the earnings because that is where a lot of the action happened, after hours in particular. let's start with amazon the top. you start to see that 7% decline, this has to do with.net sale. not only is there a miss -- do with that net sale. not only is there a miss, but this is a miss -- if you are a man

model that is the broader worry with the scrutiny in the beltway and b brussels >> let's look at amazon.coms after closing bell today. what do you expect to see on amazon another company that has done so well in the midst of the virus pan pandemic. >> you get stronger. that is the theme of the tech earnings season. the gold medal performance from microsoft, amazon and apple. big focus on aws we are talking about a $1 trillion market value in the next decade. is amazon losing share to microsoft? look at the azure numbers and the ecommerce play no secret with the prime and covid impact they continue to monetize in an unparalleled way the big focus, dom, is aws growth and the cloud that is the big part of the cloud race >> do you have a recommendation? >> we continue to view amazon which is a strong name for a cloud play, we rather own microsoft here >> all right dan ives of web bush thank you. >>> coming up, robinhood has changed the investment game for many individuals will investors buy into the company itself we'll talk about the future of the stock trading app on the ipo today. all that c

we see facebook at a record this week, amazon.com at a record yesterday, google's alphabet also at as been left behind a little bit but it's a relatively small company compared with the other three. with these faang stocks setting records, you would expect the new york stock exchange's faang plus index to set a record as well and it just has not happened. there are 10 companies in this faang plus index and two of them are chinese, alibaba group holding, and baidu, the internet search company. those stocks have been caught in the chinese government's crackdown on companies based in, you know, china and trading overseas. tom: you are expert at this. how do you treat indices that are literally a marketing plan of somebody? we've got to do an index so we can get out there and be visible with romaine bostick, so they invent an index, right? >> you can have futures and options on that index. that's a part of the mix as well. the indexes of today are not the indexes of, you know, four or five decades ago because so much of it is tied into trading in one way or another. you have this faang p

million people in asia vietnam, malaysia and taiwan 600 million people gaming and ecommerce am amazon.com revenue is growing tremendously. growing population we think this is a buy >> catherine faddis, we appreciate the insight and the time and waking up early have a great day. >> thank you, frank. >>> turning attention to the growing concerns arounding the pandemic as the biden administration is looking for more aggressive mask guidance as the delta variant is running rampant in states with lower vaccination rates. tracie potts has more on the story. good morning, tracie >> reporter: good morning, frank. the possibility the cdc could reverse course with the virus as you said running rampant particularly in certain areas. the government's concern of how it is spreading and how fast it is spreading and who is getting covid-19 >> we're going in the wrong direction. >> reporter: the cdc could recommend fully vaccinated people wear masks indoors ss to protect linda mercer. >> i'm wrong i was selfish by not getting vaccinated it changes your outlook on life when you almost feel like i may be c

. >> sean: amazon.com, bookstores everywhere.his. it happened again and tampa. ed needs to happen to every sport. take over the anthem. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, that gives me goose bumps. >> laura: yes. and hannity, great moment. america loves patriotic spirit, and it was a great show, and i'm jammed. >> sean: for the people to do that everywhere and shut down politics and sports. >> laura: you got it. awesome show, sean. and i will see you tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. his facebook, twitter, and youtube over their alleged censorship? are they going to be finally held accountable? finally have to answer for silencing opposing voices,

amazon also has books on vaccinations on amazon.com. you get a horror show of misinformation. those are the disseminators. but let's remember the source. that's what i think the document from the surgeon general did not address and the president hasn't addressed. there are three main offenders. they're using facebook so let's remember the pushers of the disinformation. tlaen is an organization called that. identified 12 leading sources that are responsible for awe lot of that information with 58 million followers. number two, this, the anti-vaccine by the far right conservative groups. all you need to do is put on fox news or news max on any given night. anti-vaccine and number three, believe it or not is the russian government. this is reported by u.s. and brit ush intelligence is using the anti-vaccine messages coming from those organizations and the far right as a wedge issue to destabilize democracies. and that's the piece that now the biden administration needs to address. that triple headed monster. as important as facebook is in this, facebook is not the only actor by f

jeff bezos started selling books out of his garage under the retail name of amazon.com.s grown into a $1.7 trillion industry. this morning, after 27 years at the help, jeff bezos stepped down as ceo. nbc's morgan chesky has the latest on what that means for you. >> reporter: it's the second largest company on earth. worth $1.7 trillion, and today, they get a new ceo. after 27 years, jeff bezos officially handing the reins over to amazon web services chief executive andy jassy. >> on july 5th, andy jassy will become the ceo of amazon. we chose that date because it's a sentimental one for me. it's the date that amazon was incorporated in 1994. >> reporter: even though bezos will stay on as executive chairman, this represents a major milestone for the company. >> we've only had one leader. but in another sense, i don't know that you should expect a whole oh lot different. >> reporter: the company updating its leadership principles, adding strive to be the earth's best employer, and success in scale bring broad responsibility. >> andy jassy, he's a very different person. he'

bookstores everywhere amazon.com, hannity.com. colonel, your best book yet.major programming announcement. on wednesday we have a special hannity town hall live from miami, florida. governor ron desantis will be with us, senator marco rubio, local activist, those that want top stand up to the murdering communist regime in cuba and f people. wednesday night let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham, taking it away, we're in good hands >> laura: i have a question. who was he question, who was the person yesterday who basically took the side of cuba. there are so many on the left but it is the most equal society. >> a lot of dumb comments by a lot of young people. this is a murdering communist regime, they still

the ability for the anti-competing devices for video streaming devices to actually advertise on amazon.com specifically those that won't let competitors sponsor the product ads tied to search for amazon devices such as the echo speaker and ring doorbell. it does amazon restrict competitors from advertising the devices on amazon.com including sponsored products and tied to searches for specific devices? >> i want to make sure we are getting accurate information thank you and we look forward to that answer. one question because i didn't ask one and then if senator lee has your question i think we know that the fight against the power is more than just lower prices it's about freedom of individuals and/or democracy. you mentioned some of this before. what can we do to prevent the digital monopoly from undermining the democratic process. >> knowingly you would have to review almost a thousand separate contracts and of course hardly anyone leaves even one such contract and perhaps they are counting on that and that raises the issue of the asymmetry of information which economists tell us is fat

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does amazon restrict them from connected home devices on amazon.com. including on sponsored products as tied to searches for specific devices? >> it's a very important question and i want to make sure you get accurate information. i'd be happy to follow up with the details. >> very good, thank you. we look forward to that answer. mr. crawford, one question of you because i didn't ask one and then i'll see if senator lee has any other questions. i think we know that the fight against monopoly power is more than just lower prices. it's freedom of individuals and our democracy and you mentioned so many of this before. what can we do to prevent them from undermining the democratic process. >> the million dollar question. i'm not an expert in how to solve problems of legislation. i just -- by way of an example of the problem, you know, the nest with its thermostat sold by google. legal scholars who have looked into this discovered that to enter into this knowingly you'd have to review almost a thousand separate contracts and of course, hardly anyone reads e

think about googles or alphabets, amazon.com, those companies.s not as extreme as it could be. one thing that has shifted is the relationship between these aristocrats and the s&p 500 when it comes to dividends. you look at the aristocrat index, 2.3% does not sound like a lot but that is a full percentage point more than what you are getting on the s&p 500 these days. that is as the dividend yield comes down. tom: david wilson, we have to leave it there as we go to massachusetts. this year, a different boston pops, they travel to their hollow ground. there is no question the most historic summer place in america for classical music. romaine bostick is --, it was a final concert among other things, and you will grace his presence this weekend. romaine: i'm honored to be here. this is the summer home of the boston pops, their venue, tanglewood. on the stage behind me, in a couple days, we will have a real star-studded event. a legendary soul singer and a new breed of singer out there, jazz, standards and everything in between. they will be under th

online so i'd stop getting followed around the store [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause is this amazon.comelsea? i'm irked. and it irks me that they call 'em cookies. because, what type of name is that for a tracking device i mean, as a plus size male model, you know what cookies are to me? a trigger. [ laughter ] i mean, if it's gonna follow me around everywhere i go, call them something sensible, like shadows or karens. or toddlers, who wants to show me something i don't care about because daddy's grown and had a long ass day at work go show your mother. >> jimmy: all right, hold on >> tariq: the only place i'm accepting cookies, is at the top of my irk list but, other than that, i'm fine >> jimmy: there you go [ cheers and applause tariq trotter! i'm glad you got that off your chest. stick around we're playing true confessions when we come back, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ welcome to allstate, ♪ ♪are you down, d-d-down, d-d-down, d-d-down♪ where we're driving down the cost of insurance. ♪ ♪ are you down, down♪ ♪d-down, down? are you♪ drivers who switched saved over $700. ♪ allst

not just for amazon.com, but for aws as well. >> why isn't this something the market would take caref? it seems like you have microsoft and google are doing the discounting, that perhaps provides them with an opportunity to argue that they're better for customers under certain circumstances than aws is, even though aws is leading, right >> well, i think that what you've seen recently is actually google and microsoft increase their share of the cloud computing market, and more and more customers pushing back on amazon so i do hope that the pressure from customers is something that will eventually change amazon's ways, but one of the other things that amazon does, which is not customer friendly and gives them a really substantial lock-in over their customers is that they actually charge you to send data out from their system, and they don't charge you to put data in. that kreecreates an incentive t makes it difficult for customers to switch and there is no rational basis for that. the pricing is on a symmetrical basis, the same price in versus out and amazon uses their pricing in order

the top four serges yesterday, amazon.com, no surprise there, robinhood markets of course with its publicngs back over to you. >>> i got the same bet, an american wins a gold medal, what do you think >> it's an uphill battle right now, i think, right? sepp straka had a pretty good start. >> who's got the best chance >> for me because i'm an american i'd like to think an american has the best chance. >> which american? that's what my bet is on. >> justin thomas seems like he's doing pretty well. collin morikawa, we've talked a lot about him the last couple of months. >> you can't count him out. >> fingers crossed i have a bet did the ladies win at soccer? are they moving on >> i'm trying to tune it out, i'm trying to see some of the stuff myself later on down the line today. >> i'm not going o'to say what happened. >> simone biles -- i hope i'm not ruining that for you. >> you're r youining it for peoe >> they should go to the peacock app and watch the highlights that's what they should do joining us right now for more on the markets is brenda vanjela, chief investment officer at sand hill

her time at yale she wrote an interesting treatus called the amazon paradox which basically said amazon.comg prices pretty soon it takes over the world and we better break it up before it does that. she also had some very established views on anti-trust, and monopolies like facebook and google and what we have right now is a few years later, lina k han, fresh from law school is now in the cat bird seat and she's head of the federal trade commission one of the most powerful regulatory agencies in government as far as business goes. the other one be the doj anti-trust division, which mr. biden hasn't appointed permanent head of that just yet, that's apparently, i keep hear ing every week it's imminent but lina khan is in the cat bird seat and if you said she's the most hated person in the tech world right now, by tech leadership that wouldn't be too much of an understatement. she really does want to breakup these companies and as you know there's outstanding lawsuits against google, against amazon, and both google and amazon have asked her to recuse herself from these cases. i don't know quit

payment which makes sense because you could use bitcoin or other cryptos to buy your toilet paper on amazon.comow from here. stuart: what is this about steve jobs and and nft? >> steve jobs, handwritten job application when he was 17 or 18 so this would go back to 1973, a piece of paper that he signed. it is really funny because when it asked for his phone number he said none. the founder of the iphone who changed the world the last 15 years, paper version and digital, not a token version of the job application, you're going to ask. stuart: which goes for the most money? >> which do you think? stuart: i would go to the paper copy. because i'm old. >> it makes sense because you can use the paper copy and make and nft out of it. you can make another nft. stuart: there is another -- >> right now i'm looking for what i see on the website, the paper version is going for twice the amount as the nft but last time a paper version sold they got it for 224,$000 so there's a lot of bidding to go. stuart: i'm glad to see old-fashioned guys like myself can still -- >> papers worth more. stuart: right. more

amazon.com/regreso a clases vas a poder hacer las compras de lo que tienes la lista escolar de cualquierempresas latinas, por ejemplo fabricantes o destas bolsa rosales que es una maravilla para que los niÑos puede llevar su comida, es buenÍsimo. despuÉs tambiÉn para que cojas las pequeÑas empresas que hacen estos artÍculos ecolÓgicos para que puedes envolver las loncheras. obviamente lo que necesitamos para poder estudiar para poder estar en clases, tenemos tambiÉn aquÍ en amazon, la brea que quiera de acuerdo lo que le piden a sus hijos. >> algo que no nos hace muchas gracias, me vas a decir. >> el transparente como el de estrellitas, todos. >> a ellos les encanta muchÍsimo, a nosotros nos gusta la tecnologÍa porque se ha convertido en un aliado para enseÑar y aprender. >> esto es una belleza, lla tecnologÍa tiene que ir de nuestro lado siempre, dispositivos como este para los niÑos, tiene alexa en espaÑol o modo mÚltiple, podemos poner una alarma especÍfica para que suene en el cuarto de niÑo, podemos para recordatorios para que sepa que es hora de merendar entonces van y se toman alg

but the things thatjump out for me are the e—mail address, so if you look at the front, it says amazon.comail address on that one _ bin straightaway. so the e-mail address on that one is - bin straightaway. so the e-mail address on that one is the - bin straightaway. so the e-mail- address on that one is the giveaway. and also the fact that they are choosing to give away —— to give you a free gift. choosing to give away -- to give you a free rift. , , ., ., ., ., a free gift. yes, if it is too good to be true. _ a free gift. yes, if it is too good to be true, often, _ a free gift. yes, if it is too good to be true, often, it _ a free gift. yes, if it is too good to be true, often, it is. - a free gift. yes, if it is too good to be true, often, it is. the - a free gift. yes, if it is too good. to be true, often, it is. the other thing is, you can see the link down there at the bottom, if you are not sure of whether or not a link is going to take you to where it says it is, hover your mouse over a link and it will come up with the actual address where you are going to be taken. if it looks l