that's what they do at amazon.com. >> if you were to print the amazon.com catalog, it would be the sizenebooks. >> in the early '90s, jeff bezos looked at what the internet could be, and he decided that the internet could be anything. >> basis started amazon.com at this modest ranch home in seattle in 1994, less than five years later, his idea of selling books on the internet has grown into a multibillion dollar business. >> the largest physical bookstores only carry about 175,000 titles. amazon.com has 2 1/2 million titles in its online had a log. there's no way to have 2 1/2 million title physical bookstore. >> jen 24 understood that it would take decades to create this infrastructure of shipping and warehouses. he had this vision of completely upending the retail business. >> couple of things we had to get to, which is often said about your company. you are losing money. >> i can tell you that i think it's good that we are losing money right now. it's important to amazon.com on a sunday, in the future, in the long term -- >> we just like to know what day -- >> you can't be the everyt

that's what they do at amazon.com. >> if you were to precipitation the amazon.com catalog, it would be and he decided that the internet could be anything. >> bezos started amazon.com at this modest ranch home in seattle in 1994. less than five years later, his idea of selling books on the internet has grown into a multibillion dollar business. >> the largest physical bookstores only carry about 175,000 titles. amazon.com has 2.5 million titles in its online catalog. there's no way to have a 2.5 million title physical bookstore. >> bezos understood it would take decades to create this infrastructure of shipping and warehouses. he had this vision of completely upending the retail business. >> a couple things we have to get to which is often said about your company. you are losing money. >> i can tell you that i think it's good that we're losing money right now. it's important to amazon.com someday in the future, in the long-term -- >> we'd like to know what day that is. >> you can't be the everything store unless you are absolutely gigantic. bezos' philosophy was get big fast. earning mo

defeating "defeating big government socialism," amazon.com, hannity.com.te you being with us mr. speaker, and high hope people will read it and give it to their friends and have them read it before november. and thanks for being with us. straight-ahead, new developments, the new york bodega worker charged with murder after acting in cell defense? we've got footage. and another disturbing video. kids heckling the police. why? they are executing a warrant. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: new developments tonight in the case of the new york bodega worker who was fatally stabbed an unruly ex-con customer. first audio of the incidents was obtained by "the new york post." it shows the worker jose alba saying he wanted to avoid conflict. look for yourself. >> what's wrong with you? >> sean: now the guy went around the counter as you can see and look at your screen right here. a new surveillance camera angle is revealing that the attacker's girlfriend drew a knife during the incident and finally alba who's been charged with second-degree murder appears to have ac

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adam corolla, congrats on the new book, amazon.com in bookstores everywhere, and we will take a breakme ♪ ♪ >> sean: week and report that gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin in the safe after an attack tonight. will follow the story and more details on tomorrow night show and laura will have information that is well. that's all that time we have left and thank you for being with us in making the show possible. set your dvr never miss an episode. let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham and "the ingraham angle" is next. >> laura: isn't it wonderful? the peace-loving, the freedom they want to embrace, aren't they lovely people on the left? they are the angriest and bitter people out there. it's disgusting. >> sean: supreme court justices in the summer of 2020, lee zeldin, crime in every city and town, it's insanity. people are going to get hurt. the v

here with reaction, author of a brand new book out today on amazon.com hannity .com bookstores everywhere suppress deception, snobbery, bias. former white house press secretary fox news contributor ari fleischer. let's talk about this from the media's standpoint, all of this combined, you now spent, you know, about a year writing this book with a lot of research. >> what did you find that the press or activists on the precipice of some activist for cause, the mainstream media meaning cbs, abc , nbc, cnn, "new york times", washington post, they are partizans in our nation's process now. we can no longer as a country rely on the press to tell the news objectively and fairly. it's not just me who's saying that the american people in poll after poll has said the same thing. and what's the press reaction? they're in denial and decline. they're not trusted. people don't look to them for honest, accurate news anymore. and it hurts our democracy when the mainstream media becomes activists for the democratic party instead of being fair and neutral. >> let's look at the last two presidential electi

speaking of e-commerce the consumer slowing but i hear the hough household managed those bargains on amazon.comfor the retail business? jack: i needed the coffee maker and the kindle and the nerve, i decided to return what i was going to bring to disney world. when i want to know about e-commerce i check in with b of a security because they have access to credit card data and they think e-commerce could beat by a little bit and prime day was quite strong. let me add a word about advertising. that's related to retail. when you do a search on google or facebook they guess your intentions and maneuver around whatever privacy constraint apple is putting on. if i search for popcorn salt, the fine-grained that helps it stick better, no question that i'm interested in popcorn salt and the good folks at morton's, that information is valuable to them. it is a fast-growing business, you normally profitable for amazon. carleton: i won't shame you for your next cooling popcorn -- let's turn to big acquisition amazon announced this week, one medical. how does this fit the story? does it make sense? jack: co

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bay maybe the value proposition, or perhaps a bit of short covering either way, tesla, nvidia, amazon.com, some of the nasdaq 100 names that have done pretty well we'll see if that trend continues this afternoon one stock that's standing out well today,ed best performing in the s&p 500 today, that is twitter. a lot of headlines coming out with regard to what's happening with twitter we know the company itself will sue elon musk to try to compel him to follow through with the $50.20 buyout offer for the company. right now, shares are up about 8.5% i've pointed out the best-performing stock driven in small by, i will say this, hindenburg research tweeted out earlier this morning they initiated a long position owning the stock in twitter, and they make mention of this, because they say it's the first time they have taken a significant long position in a stock for a short-selling firm that's helping to propel some of that narrative around twitter. back over to you. >> pretty extraordinary, their first long position. that's quite a call. dom, thank you very much >>> new cpi data showed inflati

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similar to what you would expect if you made a purchase on amazon.com or requested a song, maybe it isif you ask them to order paper towels or place on, the record of that purchase or song play may inform relevant ads shown on amazon or other sites were amazon places ads. customers can opt out of interest-based ads from amazon at any time on our website. bab? >> yeah, you know, they describe in the plane it is kind of chilling, big brother worse than you can imagine, the fact of the matter is they specifically advertise 15 pages of disclosures that they are not doing this. now this group came together and showed no, they are doing it. it is not just products you purchase, it is any kind of search inquiry that you are putting in there, they are creating an actual individual dossier on each person and here is the thing that is really insidious, in my mind, they are not only using it for targeted ads, which they say they are not doing, so right there is where the complaint is going to be a violation of the consumer fraud laws, but moreover, they are selling this data to third parties, and

i think it'snd his most importat book to date.di it's called defeating big government socialist amazon.com ,hannity, .com bookstores everywhere. by the way, friday at 4:00 p.m.e eastern, who will be doing a book signing at foxtail books that is in woodstock, georgia for all of newt's georgia fansle out there. all right. let's look why we are allowing this to happen now h from a farmer's standpoint, they're paying 400 percent more for fertilizerayin and seed is costg twice what it cost last year. so cods they're struggling as t is income. somebody with an extrad truckload of cash that wants to pay a premium for their land. i don't bla blame them for sell. i don't blame cattle farmers for sellingng, but i do blame our government for allowing it to happen. what arere y your thoughts? well, look, i mean, you clearly have a very sophisticated chinese economic warfare in t which they are buying up access to be able to surround american military facilities in a way which in a warha could become just devastating. and it's very clear that this is across the board.we the chinese corporations ared al

amazon.com eighteen bucks. we we tried to make it as approachable as possible both in in readability and in price, so it's a paperback a straight to paperback and you can follow me at liberty ethics on twitter friend me lincoln whatever you want to do, and i'm also posting everything i write at rachel ferguson online.com you can also find me on twitter. i'm not extraordinarily active. i'm not a big fan of twitter. i think it's a cesspool, but if you if you're polite and comment to me that i then i might respond, but i'm also a twitter at marcus witcher. so quite easy throughout this we have found out that marcus is not like twitter or tiktok. and thanks to the cato institute for hosting this amazing event paul. so, thank you all for your time. hope you all enjoyed and thank you all to our panelists for absolutely lovely. that's what one last round of applause them. always looking to see and we're gonna go downstairs now for some food and drink we're going to go downstairs now for some food and drink. so thanks

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