what is the significance of jeff bezos being made available for this? for amazon's perspective, they did not have much choice. go toe toot want to toe with congress and start resisting subpoenas. they just have been subjected to enough scrutiny that they had to do this. issues around social media, foreign influence and disinformation campaigns that brought zuckerberg to congress. now it just seems to be amazon's turn for the spotlight. emily: what is at stake for amazon in this testimony? obviously, president trump and jeff bezos have battled it out in public. what is on the line? will i think a lot of this be about perceptions of amazon. nobody likes to have their ceo dragged in front of congress to answer questions on derosa. i think it is a moment of reckoning for amazon. it is a pretty beloved company with customers, and now regulatory scrutiny in the u.s. and europe bearing down on them, it is about whether complaints about their market practices are enough to change minds and perhaps put some restraints on corporate behavior in a way that we have

the viewers that this came directly from amazon press release now these stations appear to lod jeff bezos and the company's health and safety efforts amid the coronavirus pandemic after amazon warehouses became co-op it hot spots just a month ago so here to weigh in former amazon employee and worker organizer chris wallace is here chris good to see you again 1st i would like to remind people of who you are and what happened to you when this pandemic 1st hit you were fired for raising the flag and calling foul on the company recap that for us. absolutely for those who don't know my name is chris smalls from staten island new york t.m.p. a former employee was one of the supervisors that worked with the company since 2015 and beginning of march we want protected and a lot of my employees former colleagues became sick until around me my race how can say because servants who the local h.r. departments are trying to go through the proper channels went down didn't have any response i raised my concerns to the government spin and now emails letters no response there as well so i have a walkout on

musk targeting jeff bezos. time to break up amazon.opolies are wrong this after a noted skeptic who said amazon kindle didn't publish his unreported truths of covid and lockdowns because it did not comply with guidelines and there are a lot of layers to the story and the war of words it brings amazon squarely into the debate over whether platform had a role in filtering content and it highlights a rivalry on musk and bezos on space and amazon's investment, and dan, i know you flagged this to me as soon as it hit what was your first reaction here >> well, pretty interesting. musk has had a lot to say about covid and he's had a lot to say about the lockdowns and he's had a lot to say about space, and so you know, at the end of the day i just kind of find it funny that he's pointing fingers here. i think jeff bezos is widely viewed as one of the most innovative ceos the world's ever seen i think musk would be very happy with that title some day in the future i guess the issue i would say for amazon is not as much about a breakup. it's rea

ceo jeff bezos responding personally.acebook continuing to face zuckerberger mark allowed a post suggesting looters be shot from president trump to stand. a report that has been somewhat debated, sending the markets to new highs. i want to bring in abigail been covering has all the action. lots of debates about the job numbers, whether or not they are correct. investors looking optimistic either way. abigail: they are looking optimistic irrespective of those job numbers. if you believe them, even though there is some question, larry kudlow had allowed for some possibility that there was a grounding situation in the way that bls counted certain americans and those jobs. tons of optimism. at the end of the day, it is very positive in terms of the reopening. the real stir of the animal spirits remains the fed and liquidity they have been pumping into the system. eyese day, record closing about the nasdaq composite and nasdaq 100. at the end of the day, you had stocks that earlier were not dissipating such as apple and micros

march 18th well they all deny wrongdoing jeff bezos then presumably the great his income boost may be personal in world history it did you get the coverage in the washington post owned by jeff bezos and the report. we have not at least not that i've seen fortunately the coverage. in the print i mean stream press and at least the print media has been really good so we've been in roaders business as side or c.n.n. have not seen anything on washington i'm sure it's a coincidence but you know that's the point the billionaires claim they are great philanthropist they donate private planes to help in this pandemic and in fact they have been their great source of soccer during this coronavirus pandemic and in fact philanthropy in general has increased over. the last few years but what is unique about it is that it's more top heavy which means that most of the given is done by the wealthy yes and that's because they can pay less in taxes and i think this differs from the donations that you and i would make to like you know a nonprofit or homeless shelter when the rich do and they do it for th

so no i think that what we found is that this pandemic has been a silver lining for amazon and jeff bezos just recently was quoted as saying that their 2nd quarter profits estimated to be. 4000000000 and are going to go right back into and forcing in reengaging and reestablishing even greater safety measures and as you just mentioned employing more people in terms of their entire supply chain so i think no it's not too big to fail because of the trends within our society and they are right now at the very forefront of these trains and you know ai is being implemented in all of their warehouses you're seeing the robotics is taking over and so they're not even going to have stopping issues some day so they're right at the cost of everything that's happening throughout this pandemic and the way the world's going. and a lot of the t.v. commercials are showing now put a good spin on how it is to work for the company that had some bad press but it does soon as the only as a welcome act now for future kristie some of the more heartbreaking images we have seen on t.v. lately are independent retai

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why are we showing jeff bezos? separately, ceo jeff bezos has come out swinging at customers who have criticized the company's support of the black lives matter movement. in response to an e-mail from a customer named dave, who said he was canceling his order after amazon posted its support of black lives matter, bezos posted to instagram late sunday quote, this sort of hate shouldn't be allowed to hide in the shadows and dave, you're the kind of customer i'm happy to lose. jeff bezos, the richest man in the world, and of course, the ceo of america's top e-commerce and tech company, takes on racism, this damning headline hit the "new york times" this weekend. corporate america has failed black america. then last wednesday, even before this weekend, the "wall street journal" gave its take on the so-called fast-recovering economy with this headline. for african-americans, a painful economic reversal of fortune. two days later, friday, the may jobs report put a number on it. black unemployment ticked up to 16.8% while

there's the government aspect of this amazon and jeff bezos squarely in the cross hairs on many, many different levels where as elon musk has been mentioned by donald trump just as an innovator and the thomas edison of our times is a phrase he used and the massive contract with nasa >> i'm curious if president trump will weigh in on this. as this escalates now that elon miss you can has weighed in which he knows his comment will fuel that. >> exactly >> all right we'll continue to monitor all of this >>> still ahead, casinos in las vegas reopening for the first time this march add the stocks continue to grinds higher. top analyst tells us the names that are worth a gamble. a global pen demonstratic just a few obstacles the new disney chief s d fe thahatoacinhe first 100 days as ceo. stay tuned 300 miles an hour, thats where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. protected lifetime income from an annuity can help your retirement plan ride out turbulent times. learn more at protectedincome.org. >>> welcome back d julia has the story. >> that's absolutely r

well facebook suck a bug and jeff bezos is amazon's jeff bezos i'm sure say they have nothing to do with benefiting from the military industrial complex i'm going to get on to venezuela though because i mean the person that's going to have their finger on the button that could perhaps kill billions of people will be either trump or joe biden what do you make of joe biden you've called him a slime ball in the past doubling down for support for why do. oh when trump just reported the mention he might want to meet with manure in venezuela. well you know i wouldn't trust either donald trump or joe biden as far as i can spare which is not very far i have to say. so the idea that one of those imbeciles it's having had as got a code and that carries a. so that he can kill everyone. whenever he has the commander in chief he can press the button he can on his own on his own. code and since he can if that's the right with it he can destroy or so this situation is the obviously it's ridiculous it's completely insane there's nothing to discuss this is not deterring and sits putting a scene huge dang

if amazon actually tears about black lives then why does the treat its workers like certs ok no jeff bezos gets. a free card out free card out of jail because he can say you know he takes a knee but it doesn't affect his bottom line is better heck he's become what you've been more obviously rich during this crisis ahead exactly and so what it was is that this one black clad math movement as been co-opted by jeff bezos. all these other. silicon valley to whom this is you know your symbolism i mean if these those who really cared about black lives it could well for one thing raise the wages of all the people who work for him he doesn't he got them in . union organizing at his workplace it doesn't mean there's no same goes for jamie diamond same goes for all of the all of these. silicon valley billionaires that you can organize so all of those things that will actually affect their bottom line they don't know and what do they do that they actually. use this black lives true or show their sapir iorio to their work laws because it's their workforce that his race is not that you know. with the c

musk which has really been vocal about the nationwide lockdowns left to his defense tweeting at jeff bezoss insane and taking it up further, time to break up amazon according to elon musk and it's wrong! amazon says the book was removed in error, now available for sale and we have notified the author. the author himself, alex beren son appearing on fox news suggesting it wasn't for a powerful voice in his corner maybe his book might not have been reinstated. >> now they've said publicly but not to me that they made a mistake. people can judge that for themselves but i think the mistake they made was picking on somebody or trying to sensor somebody who happened to have a big enough mega phone to shout back. >> elon musk has a very big mega phone so head-to-head here is a look at the two both are very rich obviously bezos a little bit ruche era round $148 billion and musk is around $343 billion and they are competitors in different businesses and electric cars musk has tesla but amazon has also invested in space since we know, jeff bezos has his blue origin, and musk of course has his spacex

. >>> jeff bezos goes to washington founder and ceo is willing to testify after long resisting a long-ranging inquiry of antitrusting >> nbc confirms north korea has blown up an office hours after they threatened to take action. >>> a warm welcome this morning. a lot to get to. let's kick off with the energy markets. we have a fresh report out of the iea. the iea has raised the 2020 forecast by nearly 500,000 barrels a day due to demand from china and india as well as the lockdown global oil supply outlook fell in may opec plus countries reduced out look by 9.4 million barrels a day. interesting to see that they do now see a stronger oil demand forecast than they now had seen previously they note that oacd industry stocks rose to 3.1 billion above five-year average. in terms of oil demand, that is coming from better than expected demand from coronavirus lockdown in particular from china and india. in crude prices they note in three months as they demand cover and global supply fell sharply. the key take away here is their forecast for 2020 oil demand has been raised by nearly 500,000 barrels

has learned that the facebook ceo and alphabet ceo will testify if called along with amazon ceo jeff bezos. let's talk about the markets. abigail doolittle joining us. another wild day. talk to us about the main drivers. abigail: a roller coaster day. during the day out with that alleged tone. some positivity around a possible cure for the virus. plus, retail sales, the best on record. then, virus news coming out to beijing closing schools, plus texas hospitalizations at a record high, florida at a record high. net-net, we had stocks close slightly higher. apple of for a third day, big driver, getting a boost from price target standpoint from citigroup to a street high of $400. bank getting an upgrade at of america. indication down very slightly. , stock on thee move to the downside. that is oracle. they reported their fiscal fourth-quarter, disappointing relative to revenues. that is really a tell that the covid-19 company pandemic could be weighing on the corporate i.t.. while we have this strong at ,ome technology spending corporate i.t. spending has been weaker. that could be worrisome

also, breaking news -- amazon reportedly telling congress that jeff bezos will testify in a probe over amazon's dominance in the digital space. there had been a real standoff with amazon saying they would only let certain executives or appropriate executives testify. it seems jeff bezos will be testifying in front of the house and makingommittee the appropriate executive available to testify. coming up, short but sweet or un-sweet, that's the kind of recession that is forecasting. chiefl talk with the economist at morgan stanley. this is bloomberg. alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel with guy johnson in london on the european close. risk assets are under pressure off the lows of the session but investors understand the potential second wave of coronavirus infections and potentially more lockdowns. the morgan stanley chief economist says he has more confidence in his call for a v- shape recovery on a global scale? primary indicator that justifies that view? in terms of the forecast, we are expecting global output to return to pre-covid levels by the fourth quarter of this year and

jeff bezos doesn't need the police, he's got his own.ortunately for the rest of us, and it is unfortunate, jeff bezos and people like him are the only ones allowed to talk right now. it's hard to overstate how vicious the crackdown on free speech and free thought has been in the last few years. here's the new rule, you are not allowed to question black lives matter in any way. false. that rule has been in force without mercy everywhere and not just in this country. in vancouver, a men's basketball coach was fired for liking a tweet that question black lives matter. meanwhile, a play on the l.a. galaxy was fired because his wife said something critical online. not him but he didn't do it. his wife. doesn't matter. they can to the player anyway. imagine being a high school student right now. high school students who refuse to show affirmative support on their instagram accounts were shunned by their friends. journalists who asked too many questions were fired or silenced. again, not an exaggeration. you think people in media would resent t

elon musk versus jeff bezos. has fired off a tweet saying amazon should be broken up because monopolies are wrong. su keenan joins us with more. could this have anything to do with the fact amazon appeared to ban an e-book musk supported? su: absolutely. you have a pre-existing rivalry between the two billionaires. most of these ceos are investors in space clerk -- space exploration companies that technically compete with one another. musk's tweet has clearly escalated the feud. he came in response to a writer who said his self published e-book on the coronavirus was being removed from amazon's kindle publishing division for violating unspecified guidelines. that prompted musk to tweet out and incendiary message, time to break up amazon. monopolies are wrong. with more than 35 million followers, musk is a prolific twitter. he certainly raised the profile of the issue. he has also been criticized in the past from posts on subject ranging from the coronavirus outbreak to tesla's stock price. as for bezos, his compa

it took jeff bezos a while to agree, and he has a particular problem because of sworn testimony by onef his executives a year ago, which didn't turn out to be accurate. the apple situation might be different, although there are all kinds of rumors the eu is investigating apple for its behavior with respect to apps providers. it will be an interesting hearing if it goes forward, and i assume it will. what: as a result of this, is the likelihood big tech is actually broken up? we are in the middle of a pandemic, and for all the criticism of these companies, they have been critical that keeping us connected during this difficult time, not just a health crisis, but economic and social crises. how likely is it that the end result is that these companies are actually broken up? gary: you are certainly right that the big companies have tried to position themselves in this time like general ford -- like general motors and ford did during world war ii, going to bat for the american public, helping us. but of course, over time, there are a lot of problems with these big companies. if they are br

. >>> amazon says jeff bezos is willing to come to washington to testify before congress.hat would be a first. the house in particular interested in what might be anti-competitive behavior by amazon. in particular amazon basics, and kris and laura, we talked about this earlier, amazon is accused of taking a look at the retail sales of various third parties, noticing something sells really well. "the wall street journal" points out if it sold well, amazon makes its own under the basic label and sells that instead. amazon claims it doesn't look at the sales data to figure it out. there's some suspicion they really do. >> how could they not? that would be just bad business if they didn't do that. it will be interesting to see what jeff bezos says. >> it might be anti-competitive behavior if they did. >> true. >> that is true. all right, thank you very much, scott. >>> 6:17 right now. the glitz and glamour, the gowns postponed for the fourth time in history. hollywood rescheduling the oscars. it was originally set for next february but now they're pushing it back to april 25th

the ceo jeff bezos claims it will be the word's first net zero carbon certified gerate ze events and operations. they'll even use reclaimed rain water for ice on the nhl surface. the company has been under pressure to reduce waste and push zero emissions goals. amazon is also creating a $2 billion fund to invest in reducing the impact of climate change. >>> still ahead, new research raising concerns about the health risks for pregnant women with coronavirus. >> plus the pandemic changing many of our habits. how one benefit could be saving the lives of wild animals. >>> coming up new at 6:00, prison walls won't keep the coronavirus contained. bay area health oh, we love our new home. neighborhood's great. amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com >>>

and i talk to jeff bezos and its clear that he regards trial and error as a key ingredient. he wants to make mistakes and by overhe did make mistakes. look at the history of amazon it's a series of disasters and a series of successes as well and eventual lay very big sunday, he's on record as saying if you're not trying lots of different things you're innovate going succeed. so, the role of trial and error is a crucial ingredient in these people residents lives. just keep trying things and you'll succeed. don't be. discouraged by failure. >> host: yet i see at least today people sort of consult on the failure of entrepreneurs if they're already wealthy. i think of elon musk who tomorrow hopefully his spacex will launch two americans into orbit for the fir time from american soil since 2011. except when it doesn't work, when there's a problem with his autonomous cars, a problem with one of his space launches, a lot of people just -- they love it. you're not an american but speaking about the united states. you see that in the united kingdom as well? >> guest: far wore -- >> h

one example amazon ceo jeff bezos he made another 36 billion since mid-march. still ahead details on the apology from nf the nfl has issued a dramatic response to criticism from prominent black players for what they say has been its lack of action regarding racism kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney, she joins us live in the newsroom with more on this kate. >>yes, dramatic indeed catherine because the nfl is reversing its stance on peaceful protests during the national anthem at games commissioner roger goodell and the league have admitted that they were quote wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier. this in a video released by the league on twitter today. >>we the national football league. condemn racism in the systematic oppression. black people. we the national football league it we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier. and encourage all to speak out. and peacefully protests. read the national football league leave my lives matter. >>this course correction is in direct response to a star-studded video released by nfl players today athlet

one example amazon ceo jeff bezos has made another 36 billion since mid-march still ahead details on an apology from nfl the nfl has issued a dramatic response to criticism from prominent black players for what they say has been its lack of action regarding racism kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney joins us live in the newsroom with more on this case. >>yes, catherine the nfl is reversing its stance on peaceful protests during the national anthem at games commissioner roger goodell and the league have admitted that they were quote wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier this in a video released by the league on twitter today. >>we the national football league. condemn racism in the systematic oppression. black people. we the national football league it we were wrong for not listening to nfl players earlier. and encourage all to speak out. and peacefully protests. we've been national football league believe my lives matter. >>this course correction is in direct response to a star-studded video released by nfl players yesterday athletes like patrick mahomes deshaun watson and od

setting up what appears to be a guillotine outside of jeff bezos.e used for beheadings during the french revolution. it was spotted on sunday. testimondemonstrators put up pos that read, quote, defund jeff bezos and support our poor communities, not wealthy man. organizers say amazon works with the police to surveil us. they say they want to abolish amazon. it's unclear if bezos was home at the time. more big names are joining a rather large list of companies that are boycotting ad spending on facebook and instagram. microsoft, ford and pepsico, the latest big names to sign onto a campaign that's aimed at forcing the companies to curb hate speech and misinformation on the platforms. nearly 250 companies have suspended advertising since the campaign against facebook began last month. shares of that company lower in the premarket, about a quarter percent. here's a look at what is trending on foxbusiness.com. sanader hand sanitizer being recalled every potential harmful chemicals. williams college will cut their tuition by 15% and require coronavirus t

not so farfetched lastly, got to note the deal got the attention of elon musk who tweeted today jeff bezos is a copy cat emoji, ha ha. >> i like the use of the emoji that really sold the tweet deirdre, thank you speaking of amazon, suntrust rising its price target on the tech giant to 3400 amazon is in a strong position to retain new customers who flocked to the platform during the pandemic when i heard about the zoox news, i immediately thought about the investment and the fact that they're trying to get out their own transportation hubs and that they could maybe cut down on loss of labor cost if they can make their whole fleet self-driving in some way, particularly long haul. >> that's 100% what i originally thought as well as soon as i heard this news, is that they're going to try to cut out that labor force. bezos has said they need to be making bie ining billion dollar. for a billion dollars they could save an awful lot of money if they could turn their delivery fleet into autonomous vehicles as for amazon and the suntrust 3400, i would consider covid to be the great amazon stimulus a

. >>> jeff bezos may be giving his first congressional testimony this summer. published reports say bezos is willing to testify along with other ceos. house lawmakers have been seeking his testimony as they look into anti-competitive practices in silicicone valley. >>> the first video game that doctors can prescribe for children with adhd. it can help kids between 8 and 12 years old who play 25 minutes a day five days a week. those are your techbytes. have a great day. >> interesting. >>> all right. a new covid scam isg the are t advantage of your good will. >>> 24-hour fitness falls victim to the pandemic and files for bankruptcy. from 7 on your side >>> all right. let's revisit solano county where we have the red flag warning starting at 11:00 this evening through 8:00 thursday morning. let's see the fire danger. our fire danger index. you can see goes from low to extreme. and you can see it's moderate to high all the way through tomorrow morning and some of that spills into napa. a lot of it spills into napa county and some into sonoma county and then a bull

since amazon -- pardon me, jeff bezos also funds blue origin. this time it has to do with publishing and free speech. elon musk took to twitter, having a bit of an issue when amazon refused to publish the book on covid-19, whether or not the virus is as deadly as public health experts actually believe. berenson was on tucker last night. take a listen. >> they've said publicly but not to me that they made a mistake. people can judge that for themselves. i think the mistake they made was picking on somebody or trying to censor somebody who happened to have a big enough megaphone to shout back. susan: elon musk has a very big megaphone since millions follow him. he's worth about $40 billion. nothing compared to jeff bezos who is worth about $145 billion but a lot of people including the white house has had their eyes on amazon and whether or not they have too much control when it comes to publishing, when it comes to online shopping and of course, bezos owns "the washington post" which i believe the president is not a big fan of. stuart: he's got n

the richest man on the planet, jeff bezos, worth hundred billion dollars. d the world, and his primary residence is listed in washington state where amazon is headquartered. there is no word whether bezos was in d.c. to see the protest. bezos suspended work with police forces. when it comes to facial recognition, he went on instagram to support black lives matter. telling a customer he was happy to lose them. it is not just bezos. we have protesters turning up at wealthy communities across several states. you saw the video of the missouri couple defending their home. here in manhattan, jennifer lopez reportedly lives in the upscale neighborhood which attracts protesters as well. not just bezos. a lot of people with a lot of money are getting a lot of attention. stuart: they want income inequality to be a major theme of the upcoming election. they will protest people who are rich. the use after guillotine is really disgusting. that is where i'm combing from. susan: you would think that would go against bodily harm which goes against statues and laws. stuart:

jeff bezos sent a memo to employees urging them to cancel all meetings while the company is not makinof online learning opportunities throughout the day. the 56-year-old ended memo said take time to reflect, support each other slavery ended a long time ago, but racism didn't. >> after being closed almost four months, hong kong disneyland is gearing up for a grand reopening. in addition to deep cleaning throughout the park, coronavirus measures have been established for guests including temperature checks and social distancing in lines and also theaters. park goers will be able to interact with their favorite characters, although they have to do it from a distance across the board what we are seeing in the theme parks when it comes to that, universal. >> yeah, that's what it's going to look like ports same thing. california records a record day for coronavirus cases, we're learning governor gaivvin newso is ordering a statewide face covering. the changes that could soon be coming. >> for news to show up on monday morning after two black lives matter events, seems far too coincidental.

the reality of it is jeff bezos built a company, if you want to compete with him, do what he did, be competitive. that's what the united states is all about. it's a free enterprise system. i don't favor at all busting up amazon, but local retailers have got to get smarter if they're going to compete. it's pure and simple, free enterprise system and we have a lot of opportunity. maria: yeah. >> let's use that opportunity. maria: well the reason is because musk was responding from a tweet from alex, he's the author, the kindle direct publishing had rejected his submission for a book and the book was unreported truths about covid-19 and lockdowns and questions whether the virus is as deadly as the public health says and musk says, well, he should not be rejecting a book, but that's a whole other story. let me ask you about the job creation situation and what peter navarro writes about. how are people going get trained for those jobs. do you think there's enough infrastructure in place to ensure that our jobs of tomorrow, we understand what they entail and we have the skill sets to get t

tesla chief elon musk is escalating his view with jeff bezos,- feud with jeff calling for amazon to beken up. he tweeted, monopolies are wrong. it came after a book of coronavirus was removed from the cross -- from amazon. they are competing in space exploration. american airlines surged the most on record, after saying it would boost july flights 74%, compared with june. as design he was flights are -- it's a sign u.s. flights are returning sooner than expected. that's 40% of capacity a year earlier. that's your bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: thank you. opec and its allies are set to extend production cuts. a delegate told bloomberg russia and saudi arabia clinched a deal with holdout member, iraq. they were pushing the producer to stop shrinking in its responsibly and cheating on output cuts. an agreement needs to be ratified. us?elle, what is oil tell partly, demand, is this a good indicator to see how growth will perform? isabelle: so, the oil story had two stories in one. one was the collapse and demand caused by the global shutdown inactivity. the other one was thi

that is i know i would i would actually dispute that the washington post as it is owned by amazon jeff bezos is absolutely not a progressive so i would fundamentally disagree with him but he imagines that people want a change in policy and where did they want that. either we supposed to be charge of making this he won't it is it's local state and national so people are right here in austin rather the people are organizing we did at that virtual town hall with over a 1000 people and the mayor was here people in the city council people want local change but they also want their states to change these policies and they also want several government so the way which our system of government works it's local state and national after all of those pieces together and to really divest away from funding in criminal justice that's about punishing incarcerating brutalizing traumatising and showing black people and putting those investments where communities and neighborhoods and people and our children are wrote respected and can thrive professor joseph but if you look at concretely not in general or an

not on towers and then you'll be welcomed by the movement and jeff bezos is publicly naming and shaming customers to send to me emails because of the company's starts which would be a full proof plan to boost your popularity than to make another couple of 100000000 if it wasn't for the fact that i wasn't makes a tidy sum from its dealings with the police it is opportunistic offenders on to use this moment to make empty and hypocritical statements when it is similar tenuously building the backbone for many police departments across the country the company proprietary policy center colleges that are clearly targeting and harming blake and brown communities added into the mix that only 8 percent of its managers in the us are black and you will see why slapping a new on your home page doesn't quite make the cut as a black woman i feel like it is time to boards there's a help us troubles everyone wants to join in and profit from us and what microsoft has started posting messages from its black employees but if i do runs out of material pretty quickly given the less than 5 percent of its enti

of the stimulus package has gone to the wealthiest now point one percent and we have watched it jeff bezos the richest man in the world whose corporation amazon paid no federal taxes last year alone and down 34600000000 to his wealth 443000000000 has now been added to the wealth of the billionaire class since the can down the endemic began and i think all of that that. you know that myopia that inability to respond is also an important part of what we're seeing in terms of these uprisings and real quickly gentlemen i want to pose this one last question to you both we've seen in recent days when this sustained protest movement happening all across the country russia is being brought into it george what are your final thoughts on that . well i wondered how long it would be before any television station in the u.s. made the laughable allegation and predictably it was c.n.n. the very person of creation of big news from the mouth of the susan rice form our ranking official. of the united states she literally said with these straight face that this was coming out of the russia playbook i'm surpr