marty is author of the new book collision of trump, bezos and the washington post. marty, retired, not ago as editor of the post after a historic tenure, which will be discussing and previously before the post was the top editor at the miami herald and then at the boston globe, where marty supervised of sexual abuse in the catholic church that obviously drew global attention and also became subject of a very interesting movie in which is played by liv schreiber. i mention that in part because, it turns out that liv schreiber also the audio book, which is one of my favorite details, have you communed with him? yeah, we've talked and we've concluded that we are the same person actually. so i tried out for my audio book and i was rejected. so, marty, let's start with you. you were coming on another historical you supervised coverage of of obviously the last presidential elections. and i'm curious about, you know might or might not be different this time. uh well, i think a lot a lot is the same, but i think that in this instance, trump is being actually quite explicit

this is all bezos is amazon. he on like that. in fact, this this so-called conversation which just him talking which is i guess falls within his definition of a conversation is it went on for so long that i was you know looking at the time thinking i actually have work to do today. i don't really know about the president of the united states, but i don't have the time to keep talking or to let him talk. so anyway, i did my usual thing when i wanted to wrap up something or just if somebody was complaining and said, oh, well, thank you. i appreciate your calling and sharing your. so i thank him for sharing his perspective and was the last time i ever heard from him. so. so so you know in the book you no punches. you talk about how he was to dehumanize the press celebrating violence at rallies, hateful language and dog whistles. continued lies in my preference. misrepresentation. i want be autocrat. but of course, you know, this is not and talking about all this isn't this isn't just history. actually here he likely going to be the

trump bezos and the washington post. well, i knew that i was living through history. an important moment, history for the united states and an important moment, moment for the press and for the washington post. so the paper was sold by family that had owned it, the graham family for 80 years was then sold to one of the richest people in the world. and then along comes a presidential candidate unlike any we had ever seen before, and a president unlike any we'd ever seen before. and so i was living through history, an important bone, as they say in american history. and for democracy and i thought should tell that story. i was at the post for more than eight years during, that story and i think at some point somebody should tell that and i was the one to do it. you know, you had been previously, as i mentioned, at these other papers at the boston globe, although an important newspaper, not one, followed by all of america you, really became much more of a household name and figure, thanks to. the movie spotlight, which looked at what your enterprising core of investigati

one of the interesting facts, again you take the sam walton and jeff bezos of the will, only about 2% or so of the value that they have created actually goes to them. almost about 97 or 98% of the value created by innovation and innovators accrues to the rest of us in the form of consumer surplus. jeff bezos, elonlo musk, the waltons are worth tens or hundreds of billions of dollars that this is a very, very, very small fraction of the value that they have created for the rest of us. it was that people innovate without doing things like a ancestors did, we were told himf the cliffs and stuff, and then we allow people to come in and enter the market if they think they can do it better, which is what we let sam won't do, which is what we let jeff bezos to come in at the end of the date they make a lot of money to make as much, much, much better off. >> host: so markets were, in your view? >> guest: t absolutely. >> , government played a a positive role in any way, shape, or form, do it through licensing or minimum wage or safety and regulation? >> guest: licensing, no. minimum wage cond

jeff bezos do. then at the end of the day, they make a lot of money, but they make us much, much, much better off. so markets work, in your view? absolute government played a role in any way, shape or form. do it through licensing or minimum wage or safety and regulation licensing. no minimum wage, no safety regulations? absolutely not. because first of all, there are excellent mechanisms by which markets take care of all of all of these issues with respect to licensing, licensing or licensing consist of a series of barriers to entry, it creates higher for the people in the licensed professions. but the gains to them are exceeded by the losses imposed on the rest of society in the form higher prices and lower output. in the case of minimum wages, the evidence, i think, is pretty clear that minimum wages have disappointment effects. there might be some positive distributional consequences, but what we do with what we do, minimum wages and rules like that is we make the least of these among us, unempl

. >>> coming up, amazon unloaded jeff bezos selling stock, and there could be more to come. we have the details ahead. >>> but first, we're watching nordstrom afterhours how the retail space is faring ahead of the hall dayholidays, e "fast money" returns back in two. ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪ upbeat music ♪ in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> welcome back to "fast money. we've got another earnings alert on nordstrom the stock is down just slightly after an earnings beat and a revenue miss that conference call is under way. courtney

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trump bezos and the washington post. well, i knew that i was living through history. an important moment, history for the united states and an important moment, moment for the press and for the washington post. so the paper was sold by family that had owned it, the graham family for 80 years was then sold to one of the richest people in the world. and then along comes a presidential candidate unlike any we had ever seen before, and a president unlike any we'd ever seen before. and so i was living through history, an important bone, as they say in american history. and for democracy and i thought should tell that story. i was at the post for more than eight years during, that story and i think at some point somebody should tellbody shouldi was the one to do it. you know, you had been previously, as i mentioned, at these other papers at the boston globe, although an important newspaper, not one, followed by all of america you, really became much more of a household name and figure, thanks to. the movie spotlight, which looked at what your enterprising core of investigat

kara, aye or nay, or bezos and sanchez posing? >> it's an unfortunate photo.y took it seriously. you see a lot of annie leibovitz. it's a joke. this was taken seriously and it was a little cringy. >> lulu, i think of you as our resident romantic. what did you think of lauren and jeff saying we love each other, and frankly, we look pretty great doing it? >> this was the thing i was astonished in. these are people really built. they're focused on their bodies, i saw one of my colleagues call it arm-core. there's a lot of very buffed arms in these pictures. >> this picture doesn't quite show it. >> but his guns. >> bezos has got a gun show going on. >>> all right, coming up, proof you should pay close attention to our gang's predictions. plus, alarms numbers every parent should know about, it's under the radar, next. >>> under the radar. this week, more and more parents are opting not to get their children vaccinated. we're not talking about covid vaccines. new cdc that show exemptions for parents to avoid vaccines for diseases like polio, measles, and chicken po

clearly, i would say the most powerful person in the world and was who was regularly attacking jeff bezos and seeking to undermine his his business. and the clearly, the primary source of his wealth. so and he stood by us throughout the whole time. he never he never caved. he never submitted to that pressure. he didn't interfere in our and in the content of our coverage in any way, even when it was about amazon, when it was about himself. in no instance did he pity interfere in the coverage and to reminder that afterwords airs every sunday night at 10 p.m. eastern time. well, thanks for joining us for about books a program and podcast produced by c-span's booktv booktv. we'll continue to bring you publishing news and new author programs and a reminder that you can get this podcast on our c-span now app and you can watch all booktv programs any time online at booktv dot org.

kara, yea or nay for bezos and sanchez posing for vogue. >> this is an unfortunate photo, i would sayink i like a lot of these photos and these performance photos but i think they took it seriously. you see a lot of any liebowitz pictures, and arnold schwarzenegger on a horse was a joke. and it was a little cringy. >> lulu, as our resident romantic, what did you think of lauren and jeff saying we love each other and frankly we look pretty great doing it. >> i mean this is the thing that i was astonished by. these are people who are r real fit. ththey havave really f focused their bodidies. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. pow

this is all bezos is amazon. he on like that.in fact, this this so-called conversation which just him talking which is i guess falls within his definition of a conversation is it went on for so long that i was you know looking at the time thinking i actually have work to do today. i don't really know about the president of the united states, but i don't have the time to keep talking or to let him talk. so anyway, i did my usual thing when i wanted to wrap up something or just if somebody was complaining and said, oh, well, thank you. i appreciate your calling and sharing your. so i thank him for sharing his perspective and was the last time i ever heard from him. so. so so you know in the book you no punches. you talk about how he was to dehumanize the press celebrating violence at rallies, hateful language and dog whistles. continued lies in my preference. misrepresentation. i want be autocrat. but of course, you know, this is not and talking about all this isn't this isn't just history. actually here he likely going to be the n

billionaires who are calling miami home, bezos joining dan loeb, bezos is just fine a second miami manchinme for 68 million, he now has two mega manchin next door to each other he buys one and then the neighbors house. >> that's how we get this privacy. >> i want one plane and one boat small dreams. maria: it's interesting how many people are leaving to go to miami to achieve just that, better quality of life they say, thank you. thomas is expected to release more hostages today, ten where people expected and another ten tomorrow as part of an agreement with israel to extend a cease-fire for another two days. a lot of them were women and children freed by hamas last night, none were americans here is what the white house had to say about the americans still being captured. watch this. >> any possibility that americans on the 20 released over the next few days. >> we hope so but you don't know until you get into the end game who will be on the list and then you gotta watch closely to seafood is on the list are folks actually come out. joining me retired u.s. navy and foundation for defense

more news on jeff bezos selling potential stock there when we come back.ve their vehicles, there is only one name on their holiday list... weathertech... laser measured floorliners that fit perfectly in the front and rear... seat protector to guard against spills and messes... cargoliner, bumpstep, and no drill mudflaps to protect the exterior... and cupfone keeps phones secure and handy... [honk honk] surprise!! shop for everyone on your list with american made products at weathertech.com... laser. >>> take a look at shares of amazon nice picture of jeff bezos haven't talked to him in some time does appear in addition to selling stock last week, we told you in the first hour of "squawk on the street," last week i talked about the -- what i was hearing was he was selling he did he gets like five days to file his form came out the other day. 1.673 million shares, nets about 244 million shares behind that, of course, he still had 988 million shares worth, some 144 billion reporting today from traders is the expectation he's in there selling today and, in fac

. >> let's tell you about a couple more headlines today, starting with jeff bezos selling shares of amazonorth last week sources telling our own david faber that bezos will be selling even more shares, but he still holds only slightly less than a billion shares of amazon, which is about 10% of the company. >> good for him. i hear he's maybe moving to florida. >> on that note, i think that -- >> is he getting remarried a wedding to pay for. >> i heard about that as well. >> speaking of florida, the miami dolphins may be adding a big fish to their ownership group. citadel's ken griffin in reports to buy a minority stake in the team from steven ross. this is according to sportico. he is building a big house down there in florida and he's got 36 or billion dollars to spare. >> if it falls through, maybe bezos can take a crack at it and they're called soft skills but can be hard to learn colleges are teaching students how to talk to each other. while your education and resume may help you land an interview, people skills help you land a job. >> it is interesting i watch my son and his comrades

i do have an suv which people like bezos want to get rid of -- joey: god forbid you want to take your kids somewhere. rachel: yeah, exactly. former midden katharine mcphee and her husband don't always see eye to eye when it comes to disciplining their son. their difference in parenting styles is because they were raised in different generations. i think he's in the '70s -- 70s and she's in her 30s. [laughter] but he believes she should be more understanding with her 2-year-old son rather than giving him a timeout. he's from the timeout generation, and she's from the feelings generation. joey: they must have skipped the spanking generation. rachel: yeah, i know, i was in that one. [laughter] i'm from the -- [speaking spanish] [laughter] todd: were you belt? [laughter] joey: mom, there was a wooden paddle, wooden -- my mom broke i it -- broke it on me, and my if uncle started crying. [laughter] grinning because i've got newspaper stuck in my pants and she doesn't know it. todd: you are a bright guy. joey: i'm telling you. todd: joe biden don'ting to -- continuing to shake off growing co

i don't think anyone wants to be on the other side of jeff bezos selling. you're on the other side of him today, you're in the stock how do you feel about this >> right right. so i think i saw it as pulling back around 3% he was trading around 1.6 million shares of stock. these events happen throughout the season bezos is going to do what he needs do for his own personal life and business life so i wouldn't necessarily get ahead of it today. we don't know how long -- how much more selling there is there. but, you know, i believe in the long-term fundamentals of amazon and what has been exciting to me is, you know, jassy is at the helm now aws was his baby but really, really important to me is how operational margins have really started to grow over the last couple of quarters. that's what's really exciting about amazon this year and going forward. >> is it interesting to you, joe, that of the megacaps between alphabet and microsoft and apple and meta and amazon and nvidia, alphabet is the only one in the green today and i think that ties directly into what

tim cook and jeff bezos get all of their money and china will pinky promise to crackdown on sentinel.you believe the chinese are going to crackdown on sentinel? biden got hoodwinked. i don't think this is going to solve our problems. >> are you saying that because it says hood? we have come a long way jesse. he does not live in the hood. they removed all the homeless and the drug addicts and not a single reporter is bothering to get to the bottom of where they are. did they move them to oakland or walnut creek or daly city? >> maybe they are out at alcatraz for a tour. >> i did that twice. >> i think it is shocking gavin newsom set it that way, we cleaned up everything because the leader of china was coming to our country. there are also other dignitaries there. he will wear that video for a long time no matter what. if you live in san francisco and pay all of those taxes, you have had your car broken into, your grocery stores have closed down and this is the result. i wonder if the reporter's notice the homeless come back. i want to have an open mind and i would rather have communica

given in charge of the private operations, elon musk and jeff bezos. i mean, they're not personally in charge of those lift offs, but they kind of are astronauts. so they're the concern about the things that elon musk has done with starlink and then with space x, with environmental impacts in boca chica. and what happened in when they tried to do the liftoff of the rocket that will take us to the moon, what comes to mind for, y'all, in looking at those? because that scares me to death. starlink in particular, when it comes to me as a journalist, it's just my job to not overlook those things, right? so we're constantly be like when, when starship did launch? i was there. and our coverage of that included all of the environmental impacts that happened, the lawsuits that a fan of that, you know, it's my job to make sure that that is being chronicled. and so it is, you know, i have my own personal opinions it but in terms of what i think is my as a reporter it's to make i shine a light on all of those criticisms, all of those things. i think when it comes

us regulators have accused amazon's chiefjeff bezos of ordering employees to flood its search resultsertising profits. that was revealed in a new version of a complaint filed by the us federal trade commission on thursday. the regulator and 17 other states had filed an anti—trust lawsuit against the company late septemeber, accusing it of using its monopoly to increase prices across the web. an amazon spokesperson is "grossly misleading and taken out of context." australia's prime minister anthony albanese will travel to china this weekend, where he will meet president xijinping and other chinese officials. the visit appears to signal an easing in the strained relationship between australia and its largest trading partner. our asia business correspondent nick marsh sent this report. # just the two of us. # we can make it if we try. china and australia are two countries that need each other, but recently they've not been getting on. they've had bus stops over bali. quarrels over coal. they've had beef over beef. for a while it didn't seem good. but recently, things have begun to improv

she >>> jeff bezos, seems like he is following will smith advice.me, his garage will be a lot bigger. he is moving from seattle, the city where he found it amazon in his garage to miami and into a $79 million mansion. the internet had a little fun with this. just take a look. this morning, jeff basil's creating his transformation into pitbull 2.0. the comparisons don't miss. cnn's harry ensign spent a little too much time looking into this. jeff basil's is, you know, some would say smartly moving to miami. but he is not alone. what are you seeing? >> yes, he is not alone. and i also want to get jiggy with it. look at the migration. florida is number one in the nation from 2021 to 2022. over 300,000 plus and that migration in the state. they actually had negative net migration. more people left the state than came in. florida, very different. jeff bezos is joining the club on this particular mission. >> how-tos florida stack up when it comes to billionaires? there are a lot of places he could go, but he is using florida. will he even stand out there?

it's jeff bezos is investing it.you're jeff bezos, the you face is the only problem you face is that die and that you're going to die and stop bezos. stop being jeff bezos. >> wants literally the >> so he wants literally the definition of elite, isn't >> so he wants literally the de'that)n of elite, isn't >> so he wants literally the de'that youf elite, isn't >> so he wants literally the de'that youf to lite, isn't >> so he wants literally the de'that youf to liveisn't >> so he wants literally the de'that youf to live longer, it, that you get to live longer, you it is the one you know, and it is the one thing which don't currently thing which they don't currently have do. have the power to do. >> not yet. i think they are going to go it. there is going to go for it. there is that one chap, isn't there? have you a you been watching him? a billionaire he's billionaire who is sort of he's like live tweeting, blogging it does. >> he mixes his blood with his son's then pumps it back son's and then pumps it back into weird

it's jeff bezos is investing it.you're jeff bezos, the you face is the only problem you face is that die and that you're going to die and stop bezos. stop being jeff bezos. >> wants literally the >> so he wants literally the definition of elite, isn't >> so he wants literally the de'that)n of elite, isn't >> so he wants literally the de'that youf elite, isn't >> so he wants literally the de'that youf to lite, isn't >> so he wants literally the de'that youf to liveisn't >> so he wants literally the de'that youf to live longer, it, that you get to live longer, you it is the one you know, and it is the one thing which don't currently thing which they don't currently have do. have the power to do. >> not yet. i think they are going to go it. there is going to go for it. there is that one chap, isn't there? have you a you been watching him? a billionaire he's billionaire who is sort of he's like live tweeting, blogging it does. >> he mixes his blood with his son's then pumps it back son's and then pumps it back into weird

sojeff bezos hasn't offered you a lift up there yet? no, not yet. not that i know of.s with time on their hands and the money to pay for it. what do you want people to take away from this? awe. wonder. that's it. and at the end, a chance to really look at the main attraction. you know your moon, don't you? i couldn't point out to where it is, but i know the names of them, and they are so filled with romance. yeah. wouldn't you like to take a cruise in the sea of crises, wouldn't you like to go visit the ocean? i have. i have sailed the sea of crises many times. we all have. we all have, haven't we? yeah. it's a reminder that while we might see it every night, it remains for most of us... ..strange. mysterious. when you get up just a little bit closer, it's quite stunning, that magnificent desolation. and that's what it is. it is desolate. it seems lifeless. it is a void. and in that there is just such magnificence to behold. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello there. the temperatures will be up and down over the next few days. at the moment, we're

jeff bezos do. then at the end of the day, they make a lot of money, but they make us much, much, much better off. so markets work, in your view? absolute government played a role in any way, shape or form. do it through licensing or minimum wage or safety and regulation licensing. no minimum wage, no safety regulations? absolutely not. because first of all, there are excellent mechanisms by which markets take care of all of all of these issues with respect to licensing, licensing or licensing consist of a series of barriers to entry, it creates higher for the people in the licensed professions. but the gains to them are exceeded by the losses imposed on the rest of society in the form higher prices and lower output. in the case of minimum wages, the evidence, i think, is pretty clear that minimum wages have disappointment effects. there might be some positive distributional consequences, but what we do with what we do, minimum wages and rules like that is we make the least of these among us, unempl

given in charge of the private operations, elon musk and jeff bezos. i mean, they're not personally in charge of those lift offs, but they kind of are astronauts. so they're the concern about the things that elon musk has done with starlink and then with space x, with environmental impacts in boca chica. and what happened in when they tried to do the liftoff of the rocket that will take us to the moon, what comes to mind for, y'all, in looking at those? because that scares me to death. starlink in particular, when it comes to me as a journalist, it's just my job to not overlook those things, right? so we're constantly be like when, when starship did launch? i was there. and our coverage of that included all of the environmental impacts that happened, the lawsuits that a fan of that, you know, it's my job to make sure that that is being chronicled. and so it is, you know, i have my own personal opinions it but in terms of what i think is my as a reporter it's to make i shine a light on all of those criticisms, all of those things. i think when it comes

so here's the next thing jeff bezos and lauren sanchez on cover of vogue eve this a huge photo shootof like i don't know -- like kind of yellowstone but fake and cringe. >> look at the lips those fillers are crazy. >> funny thing is you look at her but him with a dumb cowboy hat richest guy in the world and jeff bezos this is how you be rich stand on yacht and let paparazzi take pictures you don't pose for pictures. rachel: i lips all i see is lips but interesting they're both going through a midlife crises maybe? >> i think so. no question. rachel: here's next thing we talk about this on the podcast too so there are some critics one of them is skip who is saying like this relationship is doomed to fail that he's really into her. but she's just -- he's just another guy to her. >> yeah. you know what i think skip he has a soft heart. rachel: let's play what he says catch you on the other side. >> i sincerely hope her relationship with travis kelce is real but she's stagey and pike me i don't buy it. i don't know. it seemed a little scripted to me. rachel: i disagree with this and i th

in 2021 bezos sold $10 billion of amazon stock so he would have owed $700 million in state taxes.t tax took effect last year. washington lawmakers have also tried twice to pass a wealth tax, that would impose a 1% tax on all financial assets, so bezos would owe $1.6 billion a year if that were to pass. instead he can use that money to build his new beachfront estate in miami. he bought two properties on indian creek for $140 million. brokers say he'll likely tear down the existing mansions and build a new one. his new neighbors include tom brady, carl icahn. >> ken griffin has nothing on bezos. >> he might have a better art collection? >> who, griffin? >> yeah. >> i'll leave that with sara. "squawk on the street" is back after this. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies

bezos. she's in the december issue of "vogue" magazine.at pink diamond ring under her pillow. that needed to be a big pillow. while they were at the cans film festival. she thinks he may have blacked out when she found and opened the box. i get it. there are no firm plans yet for the wedding or who will design her dress. she said she'll get to the details when she has a second to stop. sanchez talked about planning her first trip to space aboard the new shepherd, reusable rocket. the other big commitment in her life, bezos's earth farm, a commitment she an jeff made to creating climate solutions saying it is the most important work she has ever done. you can read more of her interview in the december issue of "vogue" that hits newsstands one week from today. >> very nice. finally, five months after the series finale of ted lasso hit our tv screen, two of the stars are reunited. it started out as a jason sudakis duet with his mate singing "shallow." then hannah knottingham saved the audience. check this out. ♪ tell me something boy are you

that's jeff bezos founder of amazon he's leaving seattle and moving to i guess where he grew up which is also -- to the low tax state of florida so miami. >> yeah. he's moving there understand that we just implemented year ago a capital gains tax 7% now he made with moves with amazon stock he retained before capital gain tax went into place and saved 1.1 billion to understand that this might have totally legitimate reasons right that he wants to move closer to family. his blue origins company is doing more work at cape canaveral but at the same time you can't help but wonder if it was easier for him and perhaps for some others to leave. we're already talking about with democrats a wealth tax we're talking about bringing in income tax to washington state. and that's been on the to do list for far left radicals for very long time. it remains unpopular including capital gains tax, but they're moving forward and doing it anyway they have washington state supreme court that is on their side. because in washington state, an income tax is unconstitutional and capital gain tax is income tax b

and bezos continued, he said, "i love seattle, but miami is more my vibe anyway. [ laughter ] then he"it's the hottest place to be right now. there's only one word to describe it. fireball." ♪ well, this sounds cool over here nasa is launching a free streaming service -- [ laughter ] >> steve: it does sound cool ♪ >> jimmy: all right. now, this sounds cool here ♪ well, this sounds cool [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] well, this sounds cool ♪ [ cheers and applause >> tariq: fireball >> jimmy: tired ball, yeah >> steve: yeah [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this sounds cool, here nasa is launching a free streaming service called nasa+ but i think they're having trouble finding content because it just seems that they're throwing anything out there. check out this promo i saw >> coming up tonight on nasa+, it's an 18-hour marathon of "space ridiculousness. >> can't get past the gravity. oh not -- [ audience ohs ] [ wacky sound fx ] >> that's the worst way to fall >> put your face anywhere. it's soft everywhere [ laughter ] >> "space ridiculousness." followed by "space jersey

on this basis , he and bezos became close.d even helped the billionaire overcome his aerophobia to obtain a pilot's license. and obviously that's not the only thing that impressed him with her. in january 2019, bezes announced his divorce from his wife mackenzie scott, with whom he lived with his brother for 25 years, raised four children. he managed to do this before the national inquire tabloid. an article appeared that the billionaire had been dating sanchez for several months. vezes said that the newspaper's publisher blackmailed him by threatening to publish intimate photographs. soon he began to go out with his new lover. it was sanchez who was next to him when 2 years ago he went on a suborbital flight on the spacecraft of his company blue origin. by order of lauren , a baseball cap was made for jeff with the inscription: i love you to space and back. this is my favorite. couple's phrase. next year, sanchez plans to go on such a flight herself. there are five other women in the company. now bezos and sanchez are prepari

alexa doesn't stop when jeff bezos takes a nap.ink he was the girlfriend the whole time! and i feel bad for those guys having the ai girlfriend, has to be harder than having a real girlfriend. being romantic must be a challenge. you tried to take a sexy bubble bath with your laptop and now you are both dead. and how do you even get her in the mood? whenever she gets wet, you have to put her in rice. [laughter and cheering] y'all nasty. you are nasty. all right, for more analysis on this ai girlfriend tragedy, let's go live to ronny chieng! [cheers and applause] ronny, what are all these lonely guys gonna do without their ai girlfriend? >> easy, dulce. we can solve two problems at once here. just take those lonely guys and hire them to be the checkout cashiers. that way, we all get better service and these guys will have plenty of chances to meet women. because, as we all know, women be shopping. >> dulce: that is an offensive stereotype, ronny! everyone be shopping! and even if these men met a woman, they still don't know how to ta

. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] [ audience groans >> jimmy: hey, i read that jeff bezos just bought his florida9 million. [ audience ohs ] jeff bezos is the only person who sees an $80 million mansion and goes, "closet? [ laughter ] and finally, a man pleading guilty to stealing the "wizard of oz" ruby slippers from a museum in minnesota. yeah or as he tells his cellmate, "murder, i'm in for murder." [ laughter and applause we have a great show kelly clarkson is here to talk and perform a song off her new album. [ cheers and applause new york rangers' legend, henrik lundqvist, is here. [ cheers and applause let's go write some thank you notes. come on, everybody ♪ >> jimmy: hey, everybody, welcome! i went to go see "gutenberg!" last night >> steve: oh, how was it >> jimmy: this is -- this is my actual -- it's all -- it's all -- i thought i'd get a a nice, new, crisp one, but this is the one i had and was moving around. >> steve: in your pocket >> jimmy: i didn't put it in my pocket >> steve: it's got the sticker on it's got the opening night sticker. >> jimmy: when you go to opening night, you

jeff bezos has a yacht. [cheers and applause] and finally, some big news from the tech world. startup wework began selling stock to the public. and if you had the foresight and courage to invest in it at the time, i have some bad news for you. >> now to the stunning downfall of a company that was once the most valuable startup in the u.s. this morning, office space rental company wework is hoping to rework its business, filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the company, once privately valued at $47 billion, announcing the move overnight after years of controversies and poor performance. shares plummeting 98% since 2021, trading at just $0.83 yesterday. >> sarah: holy shit. wework went from a $47 billion company to bankruptcy. somewhere elon musk is going, "ooh, challenge accepted!" you know what, maybe this is an opportunity. america has a homelessness crisis, and wework has all of the empty building space. do you see where i'm going with this, right? we need to give the wework guy another $100 billion to solve homelessness. [applause] for more on wework's collapse, let's go live

the lawsuit also claims that jeff bezos told his employees to increase ads on the site to drive up the company's advertising profits. an amazon spokesperson says that claim is grossly misleading and taken out of context. >>> apple's stock took a hit today after it released its fourth quarter earnings reports. it shows apple sales overall fell for the fourth quarter in a row. apple executives say the company may not return to growth in the holiday quarter. as a result, apple shares are trading -- in afterhours trading, they are down 3%. >>> wall street is heading toward its best week of the year. the s&p jumped nearly 2% today for its fourth straight day in the green. the dow increased 1.7%. nasdaq climbed 1.8%. financial experts say stocks are rallying after the federal reserve decided not to increase interest rates this week. >>> we attended a live fire exercise, and we have some lessons to share. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. that's next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking some rain just to the north. i'll have those updated chances on what's happenin