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," david pecker. >> bezos published a personal account accusing the "national enquirer" of blackmail, courageous, admitted some very embarrassing things about himself, didn't try to deny it-- and positioned the other individual as the bully, and kicked the bully in the nuts, and somehow turned this into a net positive. i mean, this really was the pr strategy and execution of the ages. i've never seen anything like this. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: publicly, bezos has pushed ahead undaunted-- a world-famous celebrity. and even after a $38 billion divorce settlement, still the richest person on the planet. (cheers and applause) but the calls to rein in his mpany are growing louder. >> amazon reported $10 billion in profits and paid zero in taxes. >> i will single out companies like halliburton or amazon that pay nothing in taxes in our need to change that. >> here's bezos achieving this american dream and success. and, and he's now the target of, of all of this criticism. and basically, it becomes a symbol of all of his problems. >> amazon is closing 30% of america's stores and malls and paying...

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shaw at the white house saying to the philadelphia enquirer, most experts plea if we make some basicn indoor air qualities we can reduce all respiratory infections by 60, 80%. the note you can cut respiratory infection no study that shows masks work that well. >> including dr. jha. where did the mask mandates come from that made everybody develop covid fatigue. i believe in masks i wear them on planes and close quarters. it's a personal decision. the science are just observational studies that don't really prove. this there's more data out there on ventilation. and japan the subways are well-ventilated here in new york definitely not. we have to look at overall strategy here and stop berating people if they don't comply. we can't suddenly bring back mandates for political rather than medical reasons. i believe in mitigating strategies but they should all be looked at. >> bret: one more thing, quickly. there are a lot of parents concerned about the lack of ability to get o over-the-countr medication as we are facing whatever we are facing coming from china or just the regular flu and

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concerted the plan was, well before the elections took place, i found an article in the richmond enquirer from december 1859 saying if a so-called black republican is elected we will simply leave the country. we will take the armaments, and we will conduct a new country from richmond. very similar to what actually happened, and also in december of 1859, lincoln gives a speech and he is an extreme outsider at this point and says, if they fail to accept the results of a legal election we will have to deal with them as we have just dealt with john brown. because lincoln was a stickler for the law. he considered it before, during, and after the transition illegal to secede from the union. so, there are these two amazing dramas happening at the same time, in 1860 and early 1861, the actual shattering of the union, and the rise of a political supernova who was barely known. i think we overstate his popularity after the lincoln douglass debates of 1858, he was really an extreme outsider and there were all of these very slight ways in which the doors open for him to watch walk through. one of the

>> "the enquirer" -- >> leno's fireball horror!. [ laughter ] i mean, it's, yeah, you have to laugh at it. it is kind of funny. >> this is so remarkable to me. >> you know something? the real world this happens to people every single day. people who work with their hands get injured every single day i don't want to be some whiny, boohoo is me i don't want to be one of these people, oh, i have all these cars and this beautiful house and look what happened to me people are, shut up! >> i know that working under cars and with cars has been your happy place, your safe place. >> right. >> do you have now any skittishness >> no. did i learn from this? of course not. >> i mean, do you know who to say? >> could you love him any more what an amazing spirit and his humor. i mean, look, it's working for him. >> everything works for him. i mean, the guy, i was, like, when we burn our thumb on a frying pan we are in agony he said he didn't take a single pain pill, he said, because he wanted to know what he was getting better he said that was th

the uproar in evil tabloids in the uk , actually were from the uk, actually were from the national enquirereast, from new idea in australia. so i needed more proof, more allegation , but also they allegation, but also they actually played a clip of me saying that meghan thought it would be tea parties in tiaras underneath the news headline by the national enquirer, which is nothing i've ever read or anything to do with anything like that. so kind of playing a bit fast these. and also i would say as well, i'm expecting much of the royalty in the post. i would imagine that am due some would imagine that i am due some kind financial recompense kind of financial recompense from and meghan, that from harry and meghan, but that would with bated would go i await with bated breath to hear from them. but i'm sorry, they're all seem i'm sorry, but they're all seem to jenny, a like the to me, jenny, a little like the kind behaviour that might kind of behaviour that you might get girls school board get in an all girls school board room where it's like, oh, look at message. look, looking at this message

as you mentioned, 4000 people just over the last few weeks of enquired on their website about this spacel. so they're still opening and there are place for people primarily to go and like you said, keep warm . but they've said, keep warm. but they've also got a second purpose as well . 8.2 also got a second purpose as well. 8.2 million also got a second purpose as well . 8.2 million people, well. 8.2 million people, according to warm spaces talking estimated to be in energy and fuel poverty this winter already. so these are space for people to go and keep warm dunng people to go and keep warm during the daytime, during the weekend as well. they're in libraries, they're in community centres like the one you can see behind me. and also leisure centres well. and i spoke centres as well. and i spoke to the of council , the leader of sandwell council, councillor kerry carmichael yesterday to find out a bit more about why these spaces are important. it was really important. well it was really important. well it was really important for our residents. we know of our residents of know many of ou

probably have a tory peer who's just stopped coming in to the house to come and ask the lords for the enquiresing beyond the issues around the nightingale hospitals where a huge amount of money was wasted, a the ocean . yes, you a drop in the ocean. yes, you did one thing right. but everything else was wrong. and there needs to be accountable for liz truss came in and for that. liz truss came in and wasted almost for that. liz truss came in and wasted almost £50 billion of the economy. now that can't be put at the feet of the workers. they've carried on suffering and using foodbanks while they've been working. you can't say that, liz truss is mini budget cost that, liz truss is mini budget cos t £50 billion. the pound is cost £50 billion. the pound is now stronger . the when it was now stronger. the when it was long before that budget actually happened. yes it was poorly received by the international bond markets, but the cost of government borrowing has since shrunk . so that's a mythical 50 shrunk. so that's a mythical 50 billion that you've got there. here's the question how much would labo

probably have a tory peer who's just stopped coming in to the house to come and ask the lords for the enquiresing beyond the issues around the nightingale hospitals where a huge amount of money was wasted, a the ocean . yes, you a drop in the ocean. yes, you did one thing right. but everything else was wrong. and there needs to be accountable for liz truss came in and for that. liz truss came in and wasted almost for that. liz truss came in and wasted almost £50 billion of the economy. now that can't be put at the feet of the workers. they've carried on suffering and using foodbanks while they've been working. you can't say that, liz truss is mini budget cost that, liz truss is mini budget cos t £50 billion. the pound is cost £50 billion. the pound is now stronger . the when it was now stronger. the when it was long before that budget actually happened. yes it was poorly received by the international bond markets, but the cost of government borrowing has since shrunk . so that's a mythical 50 shrunk. so that's a mythical 50 billion that you've got there. here's the question how much would labo

so in that instance, if you are testing covid positive and you want to enquire about antibody rules,r or calling one on one for some advice on that, because it isn't available to everyone in the general population. but you never know. might be worth never know. it might be worth asking, you're never know. it might be worth as that you're never know. it might be worth as that group. you're never know. it might be worth as that group. thanks you're never know. it might be worth as that group. thanks sorre never know. it might be worth as that group. thanks so much. in that group. thanks so much. i know going to and know you're going to come and join a later on in the join us a bit later on in the programme to actually see if anyone watching has got any particular you might particular questions you might want then in no want to ask then get them in no gb views at gbnews.uk because dr. frankie jackson spence is going to be back with us a bit later on in the program too. there's a lot to talk about. it's either the weather or our health at this time of year, isn't it? it's a bit like both

so if you're one of yours, the covid enquirer embossed taxpayer is embossed on the taxpayer is fundings they are both core participants in that doesn't in the inquiry, that doesn't mean they have any mean that they have any wrongdoing. it'sjust mean that they have any wrongdoing. it's just because of their prime their position as a prime minister health minister and the health secretary in the inquiry. but it does raise a question, though. mr. hancock just made mr. matt hancock just made £400,000 in the jungle. is it right for him to be having the taxpayer pays as well as boris johnson, has made millions johnson, who has made millions of dinner of pounds doing after dinner speeches is gone speeches once his tenure is gone 7 speeches once his tenure is gone ? they need the taxpayer to ? do they need the taxpayer to face in my opinion, face face? no in my opinion, they don't . one word they don't. no. one quick word on that. i agree. i agree on that. well, i agree. i agree with sophie on they with sophie on that. they agreeable briefing, but agreeable this briefing, but they were both th