meanwhile, jeff bezos lost $4.3 billion in the value of his amazon stock yesterday. it came amid fears of more regulation of big tech under the incoming president biden administration. his weld also took a hit from his recent divorce, the 2019 year gave his wife $26 billion as a part of the divorce settlement. >>> at the four seasons and trailways and assistant coach and the 49ers are parting ways. katie sowers became the first female coach in the first openly coach in nfl history. she joined the niners in 2017 as an intern on head coach kyle shanahan's staff. soon after she was hired as a full-time coach, where she worked with the teams wide receivers and last year, she became the first woman to coach in the super bowl when the niners faced the kansas city chiefs. the niners are not commenting on the departure but she posted this to instagram saying together we made a difference in this world, you were there every step of the way, from my first day at levi's stadium to the super bowl and even when my dad passed away. you all supported me through it all, i am forever

—— jeff bezos. way that you are suggesting? -- jeff sena-— jeff bezos.dent because we're _ jeff bezos. yes, i am confident because we're starting - jeff bezos. yes, i am confident because we're starting to - jeff bezos. yes, i am confident because we're starting to see l because we're starting to see examples across the world governments who have to raise hundreds of billions or trillions of dollars worth of extra fiscal income to pay for that extra spending they have made in recent months and there is a must to go in terms of traditional forms is a must to go in terms of traditionalforms of is a must to go in terms of traditional forms of income tax and we know that in areas such as wealth tax, they have been relatively untapped by major governments. 0nly relatively untapped by major governments. only 4% of all taxes collected around the world are collected from a wealth taxes and yet we know thatis wealth taxes and yet we know that is an area which could raise huge revenue for governments that need that revenue, but also help to make our societies fair

you say jeff bezos could pay everyone under $5000.00 and still be as rich as before coman it's so much is being the increase in his wealth it's really easy to kind of gloss over is now and to not really quite girls the sheer size of the wealth of these eco it's enormous and just the top 10 men richest men have seen their for choosing crease $500000000000.00 in the richest is jeff bezos and that would be enough money to vaccinate the entire world for instance you easily with money there and as we said for jeff bezos you're right you know if he was to cut a check tomorrow for every single one of his 870000 employees they would all get a check in the parks for $105000.00 and he would still have as much money as he thought. i mean really we're not talking about turning meat billionaires into coppola's we're just talking about a more realistic world where yes of course we have super rich people with maybe not quite as many and not quite as rigid we can use those resources instead vaccinations for medicines for helping the world and is in all crimes job to figure out why he doesn't do that a

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you have in your left nostril at any given moment and can tell you what your earwax tastes like jeff bezos is probably tasted more earwax than any executive we know in america today because he's got a fetish he should know that the small businesses that he's putting out of business will ultimately kill his customers but wait he doesn't care are. yeah right and i guess that's kind of old fashioned in a way we haven't emerged from the 1900 century when people used to have 1015 kids because half of them would die from all the diseases that we can now treat so now we have to have 10 or 15 companies because most of them are going to be killed off by a local police or monopolies that then use some of their ill gotten gains to finance political that one of the 2 political parties allowed and then of course they get the laws passed to put these people out of business so while the businesses are small individually the collective impact of their failures could be substantial firms with fewer than $500.00 employees account for about 44 percent of all u.s. economic activity according to a u.s. small b

jeff bezos who owes its, you're a bigot if you oppose it.n it comes to union elections, in his own company, elections that might require jeff bezos to pay his workers decent benefits and wages, he's totally opposed. amazons fighting male in balloting and the union election and alabama. amazon.com's position is an election decided by mail in ballots would not be valid or fair." when it is their power at stake, democrats have a totally different position and that's true in california right now. you may have heard that there's a recall effort underway in that state. voters are trying to boot their comically and competent governor, gavin newsom. but it's not so easy to get it done because democrats are requiring in person signatures for those petitioning. suddenly, they're worried about voter fraud. you should know this is not hypocrisy, republicans call it hypocrisy but it's not, it's far more per taunt the microphone than that. they don't care about democracy, they don't care about breaking their own rules, they're not offended by double stand

but last night, that is exactly what jeff bezos did and parler went dark. what is next?will likely find out soon. john matze, ceo of parler we have him on tonight. thank you for coming on. i have to start at the end and ask you since you built this application as a kind of safe space for freedom of speech, did you ever imagined that amazon web services could or would shut you down and an instant? >> thank you for having me on. i have theorized about it. we definitely theorized about it. you just never think it will happen, right? you know? what is really interesting is that they all did on the same day, those three without any prior warning. we woke up on friday thinking business, business as usual on parler but at least we were number one on the app store. we had 7 million come almost 7 million unique people on the app that day. and we get a notice you are in violation of our terms one after the other. in some cases not from the companies but buzzfeed. we didn't get a notice from google. we read it online in the news first. that is shocking! and then after they set that

0.0001 percent it doesn't trickle down right it's they is an evil must bank account states and jeff bezos bank account ok maybe his ex-wife as well but the fact is it just stays there so in 2020 we saw one trillion dollars added to the there's almost $600.00 billionaires in america they had one trillion and while all of that half of that $500000000000.00 went to just the top 10 so mostly to jeff bezos and even mosque so if it's just concentrated on just 2 or 3 guys then they don't have to worry about inflation spreading around but i also want to say another point about janet yellen the former central banker heading into the treasury former federal reserve chief janet yellen has made millions and speaking fees from crony capitalist financial firms many of which benefited massively from fed money printing and bell outs yellen earned more than $7000000.00 in speaking fees from firms including citi group goldman sachs and google so this is what is coming a continuation of the swamp a continuation of the corruption continuation of brioche let them eat cake you know throwing it at the people an

the world made the largest contribution according to a left of top donations, amazon's founder jeff bezosbezos earth fund which supports non-profits involved in the climate cry sichlts's paid out about $97 million to 16 groups so far. >> more sharing, rock and roller kid rock is lending a helping hand to struggling small businesses kid rock tweeted he plans to donate $100,000 to the barstool fund saying he hopes it will inspire others to give as well the barstool fund was created in december by dave portnoy to help small businesses devastated by the pandemic the fund has raised over $189 million and currently supports 74 businesses including some in the detroit area where kid rock is from. so we've heard all about that ending 20 and starting 2021 sharing as well. >> hey f we win the lotto an >>> right now at 4:30, in a dire state. icus filling up across california and doctors warning the worst is yet to come. plus -- >> we have not yet received enough vaccine to cover the very first tier of folks who are supposed to receive it. >> the vaccine rollout still far too slow. what many say need

great for jeff bezos. sucks if you're his brother, mark bezos.r putting my name on your giant spaceship boat, jeffrey. and what did you get me, mark? ooh, yankee candle? that's... good." quarantine-while, if you're one of millions of americans fighting to stave off financial ruin, you're going to love this: "with a net worth of more than $185 billion, elon musk is now the richest person in the world, passing jeff bezos." neat! he can put his mom's name on his rockets! then, jeff's mom's rocket-catching boat can catch them while also catching jeff's rockets and they can have a billionaire space-rocket boat-catching party, and this country is so screwed. quarantine-while, japan is seeking to boost its birthrate by funding the use of artificial intelligence to help match lonely hearts. that'll be fun to tell the kids. "dad, when did you know you were in love with mom?" "well, son, i knew when the government robot said so." we'll be right back with rachel brosnahan. ♪ my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain,

he is now $6 billion behind jeff bezos. but i don't think we need to shed too many tears for mr. musk he is still estimated to be worth $176.2 billion, guys. >> all right, geoff. thank you. we can't even comprehend all those zeros. i know we've talked about it before what's the difference between a few billion when you're living your best life anyway. >> but this guy wants to get back to work doing his thing evenow i n looking at tesla shares up over 2.5%. he's gaining on bezos again. we're looking at a completely different story. they'll be jockeying for position for quite a while. >>> next up on "early today," > upssa is looking at a warm. >>>>why some companieses are telling customomers to jusust tp those unwawanted holididay gifts d of p possibilitities. entresto h helped peopople ststay alive a and out of the hosospital. don't takeke entrestoo ifif pregnant;t; it canan cause hararm or deathth toto an unbornrn baby. don'n't take entntresto with anan ace inhibibitor or alalis, or i if you've h had angioedea with an n ace or arbrb. ththe most sererious side e efs are angigioede

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max boot also labors for jeff bezos up the "washington post."n you work for the world's richest man, people tend to listen to you. when you call for government officials to crush dissent, that's not a a small thing. >> i think there's also the possibility of reviving the fairness doctrine in which mandated some minimal standards of for actuality and balance on the part of tv stations and since that disappeared it, it's a complete free-for-all with all sorts of lunacy being fit directly into the right wing echo system. >> the fairness doctrine does not only apply to cable news since the u.s. government doesn't own the cable lines but what you should consider is the idea that max boot just explained that it is "unfair" for one news outlet for every other news outlet. saying it's unfair should be mandatory, and that's why it's inclusive. in addition to everything else, these people are stupid. that's why our country is in trouble because the people who run the country can't find things with both hands. no self-respecting landscape company would hav

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still ahead, money can't buy everything, even when it is amazon and jeff bezos.is bloomberg. ♪ emily: breaking news, interactive brokers have lifted all curbs on options trading. interactive brokers like robin hood put some restrictions in place yesterday. the company tweeting all restrictions have been lifted. robin hood has listed -- lifted all instructions but there are still some restrictions, you can only by one share of gamestop on robin hood. i am so curious for your take on this because many of the folks who cover are also part of this retail trading frenzy. i wonder if you can take us into some of these chat rooms, into the mind of some of these traders who could sell if they wanted but in principle want to prove a point. what do you think is happening here? >> thanks for having me. it is pretty fascinating to read this is the biggest story in the world right now. i have been watching this with bated breath as this is going down. coming at this from a videogame fan perspective, something that is interesting is a lot of these people are not big fans of ga

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annmarie: jeff bezos. manus: the world is going green. jeff bezos. i'm sorry. don't be upset.f to me. you are the fourth wealthiest man in russia. where is the future? where is the biggest opportunity? the world is green. the world has a mental status which is esg and green. what business will you invest in that is green and can grow? alexey: [inaudible] we understand new changes. we do our best to enter a cease -- embrace these trends. we didn't have to pay attention to environment protections. [inaudible] it's very obvious. [inaudible] we took a commitment to reduce our greenhouse emissions by 3% by 2023. it's just the first step for development of our green program. business can be green. tourism you mentioned could be green. all businesses become green. all businesses will be aligned with this trend. manus: ok. everything could be green. it's just a question of qualifying that. the next time you come back on the rich list, i will promote you again. don't worry. you are right. thank you for joining us. that's alexey mordashov. thank you for being with us this morning. it is

the use enormous fortunes like jeff bezos.ns and their attitude toward money have never embraced the christian abhorrence of the moral distaste of the rich man, never said you give up all your have and so on except for some people. officially speaking, they have an attitude they want money and wants to make it and judge one another and very often. it is ambiguous and binary. look at john d rockefeller, the first iteration he is a pirate, a bad guy. the muckraking series, what a bad awful person john d rockefeller is and then the next generation, john the junior, a man very different from his father and then comes a public relations guy who took over public relations from john the senior, john d junior did a remarkable things with all these millions and millions, he went into philanthropy in the most creative and constructive and intelligent way and enormous legacy of museums and all kinds of public universities, cancer research and all sorts of things, with john d rockefeller, became a twinkling, delightful old man who gave sh

eileen: i don't think jeff bezos is ever going to rest on his laurels.e's got personal communications and media, there is a lot. his influence and his involvement is going to affect change for the better. my suspicion or guess is that companies will continue to think that way where they can actually do ploy their resources is better than giving it back. they have massive philanthropic arms. they all push towards further technology literacy in children, but are they going to behave like the old guard? no. francine: thank you so much eileen burbage, who is getting a lot of love on her staircase. i keep getting messages that it is a very downing street type staircase. ritika: rand paul lost the battle but may have won the war. paul bid to question the constitutionality of former president trump's impeachment trial. the vote serves as a rough proxy for the eventual verdict. it falls well short of the two thirds majority needed for a conviction. law enforcement officials are defending the pace of their investigation into the riot at the capitol. they say they

and the musk has overtaken amazon's jeff bezos to become the richest person on the planet with a net worth of $185000000000.00 his wealth has surged in the past year due to the inclusion of his card company tesler in the s. and p. 500 stock index. of the berlin winter can be harsh with temperature is barely getting above 0 for months on end is particularly tough for the homeless but one of the city's most popular beer balls house found a way to help them berlin might be on lockdown but there's plenty going on in the host right. house kitchen chef dennis schmidt is preparing something perfect for this time of year a hearty dish that sticks to the ribs. today we're preparing a coachman's kulash made with pork knuckles onions gravy and dumplings. nina is a regular here she's 35 years old and homeless the relief organization berlin has teamed up with the whole fry house to help people in need for nina this is the only way to keep warm. especially with the temperatures around 0 degrees or less it's hard to be outside all day and for me it's the cold air i breathe in cold air all day long

here is jeff bezos' company. amazon. they received a tax rebate. nothing in 2018 in federal taxes. that's a corrupt tax system to begin with. on top of that, they received $129 million as a tax rebate. that, senator thune, is what is socialism for the rich. cialism h oren... then easily and automatically pay your team and file payroll taxes. that means... world domination! or just the west side. run payroll in less than five minutes with intuit quickbooks. ♪ plant-powered creative roots gives kids the hydration they need, with the fruit flavors they love. and one gram of sugar. find creative roots in the kids' juice aisle. i've been involved in. communications in the media and one gram of sugar. for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. keeping your oysters busihas you

jeff bezos the report calculated musk's net worth at more than $188000000000.00. the climate monitoring service says 2020 was europe's hottest year on record and also tied to 2016 for the what is your globally the arctic and northern siberia warm more quickly than the planet as a whole scientists have renewed their calls for countries to slash emissions to avoid catastrophic climate change. deaths from the corona virus have reached a new one day high here in germany despite an ongoing nationwide lockdown figures from the country's public health agency show 1188 covert related deaths in the past 24 hours almost 32000 new covert 1000 cases were recorded it that's a little less than the previous peak in mid december but health officials warn actual numbers could be higher. our political correspondent joins me now to talk some more about this huns how do we explain this new record death toll . well that their figures are always. did it delayed by a couple of weeks after the infection figures have peaked in other words what we're seeing no other deaths that are the res

they own success to jeff bezos and amazon. os ignored wall street and ignored the notion you have to beat the bottom line. instead of focused beefing up his business. wall street, they were able until that point to bully any business. the key was always, always drive the bottom line. always reward investors with dividend and buybacks even in a tough year. the script has changed. i want to bring in rosecliff founder mike murphy. what do you make of the fact more and more companies, by the way these are companies with great stocks, they're ignoring pressure from wall street to beat their quarterly earnings. instead they're focusing on building great businesses. >> charles, how are you. yeah, i'm going to agree with what you're saying but i will take it another step further. because when you look past, you mentioned amazon. we see it with netflix. i think now you're seeing a lot of companies coming to the public markets through spacs and a lot of these companies are looking out a few years and asking investor to be patient with th

is jeff bezos the most successful person in the out? or in the world? does the money make the success? is if someone is a superb teacher and spends a lifetime as a -- an extremely effective wonderful teacher but never makes more than just above minimum wage is that it person a failure or a success? if a a person is an enormously successful parent but only -- doesn't have much money, what do you say there? or an author who doesn't make much money or a violinist or whatever, is money the standard of success or failure or it not, what is? and so this rubs as a theme to the country. it is a constant in the country, even though of course there's so many other ingredients of the country as bell. >> in fact a line -- a couple of lines from the book says this, the two versions of the united states the heroic ideal and he raw reality fall like jason and aesop in the woman, appraisal of the country, a city on the and the last pest home and -- but bore we to at american tendency towards exaggeration especially in the spasm of self-esteem and self abasement. you ta

today's gain for tesla's stock, elon musk is estimated to be the richest person in the world topping jeff bezos is the value of his options are included you are up to date i'll see you in an hour. back to you. >> sue, thank you. i still remember elon musk said he will pass him mark zuckerberg announcing in a post that president trump is now blocked from both facebook and instagram indefinitely our next guest says the social media platforms are accessories to felonies we watched on tv last night he is the co-founder of elevation partners and early facebook and google investor he jouins us now we had a similar discussion with carly fiorina. retrospect is 20/20. what were the platforms supposed to do? how did we get to this point >> i do not believe in censorship at all. i think that is completely inappropriate for any technology company to be put in that position the what we're really talking about here is the business model. and these companies have been so successful because they are able to command attention from the people that use their platforms. and they do that by amplifying content that

is jeff bezos -- he owns "the washington post." i think it's pretty bad, if they had this capability, they should have shared it with the trump administration. here's what i think. the drug companies had the vaccine, they knew it was going to work days before the election. they waited until after the election to announce it. i think if it was a democratic president they would have announced it before the election. i think what amazon is doing is pretty disgusting, if, in fact, they could have helped the trump administration and they chose not to, because they don't like him. that's not a good moment for the amazon company. >> sandra: and we know the drug companies provided their own explanation for why it took those long days, but amazon doesn't seem to, when fox news reach out to them, providing clear explanations. senator, you have been involved in the past administration. what so far has been your communication with the biden administration? >> not much. i talked to tony blinken, the secretary of state nominee, who appeared befo

if you read biographies like steve jobs, bill gaetz, elon musk, jeff bezos, they were passionate about something, something they wanted to create, so excited they had to get going on it. they made a lot of money because they created value for other people. >> when you're telling the story of purpose in getting the message of the purpose of a company or an institution or an organization down throughout every member, you tell us story i've never heard of and i think it has a little bit of a story about president kennedy's administration when he was touring the space center he ran a custodian somebody mopping the floor and cleaning up the place and he said what are you doing in the custodian said i'm helping to get the man on the moon hand i wanted to ask you i struggled with this that a.i., hiding everyone in the building to be united to one purpose, how do you get that message out and you refer to your people who work at whole foods as team members, how do you do that? >> that's a good question and it's not easy, i think the first thing is the leadership, the purpose of themselves if yo

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if you read the boundaries of people like steve jobs, bill gates, elon musk, jeff bezos, these guys were, they were passionate about something. something they what into creates. so excited in fact they just had to get going on it. they made a lot of money because they created value for a lot of people. >> host: you're telling the story of purpose and the message of getting a message of an institution down throughout every member of it, you tell a story i had never heard. and i think of myself is a little bit of a historian both. special but the kennedy administration. when president kennedy was touring the space and he ran into a custodian who was mopping the floor and cleaning up the place. said what are you doing and the custodians that i'm helping to get a man on the moon. and i wanted to ask you, i struggled with this at ai. how'd you get everyone in the building to be united behind one purpose? how do you get that message out? you refer to your people who work as whole foods as team members how do you do that? >> guest: that's a good question, robert. it is not easy. think the first

but i also wanted to point out that you've another stir in the book on how jeff bezos apparently, i did know either, where when he had meetings he always has an empty chair for the customer. the customer is always represented. do i have that right? tell us about the amazon-whole foods markets merger. >> the empty chair, it's part of the amazon story. whether they still actively do that are not i'm not sure but it's part of the amazon mythology. probably based on real-time stuff that happened. one way to think about a merger between two next large companies at whole foods was a fortune 200 company when amazon bought us. it's all a bit like a marriage, and i say that because you are coming together voluntarily for mutual gain in benefits, and hopefully because he was admired the other person. i i use the metaphor like a whirlwind romance and love at first sight. i told the store you would see but at same time i won't retell that story. when you get married, and most people know what an talking about, if you're going to get married you are going to change. that's inevitable. because the ot

petco and poshmark soaring on their first days of trading as the ipo market roars to star 2021 jeff bezos blue origin planning to fly its first passengers by april with a hefty price tag. >>> and invest in you, how americans are looking to achieve their saving and retirement goals a bit differently this year it's friday, january 15th, 2021, and you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan, the global markets are setting their day with stock futures incoming a pull back modestly so. the dow jones implied lower by 15 points, the s&p lower by 8 points at the bell, and the nasdaq at 12 points. this losses, yes, right across the board, but very modest the dow closing lower yesterday, posting back-to-back losses for the first time in a month. the russell 2000 small cap index and the dow transportation index were the two winners, both posting new, by the way, record highs, so yeah, the dow is off a little bit, but record highs for small caps and transports. treasury yields backing off again slightly this morning as well bench park ten-year treasury note

bloomberg says the rising share price of his electric car company tesla means he has overtaken jeff bezosbloomberg calculates musk is worth $188 billion. a woman has died after being attacked by a shark off new zealand. rescue crews say she was brought out of the water alive but died later of multiple leg injuries. fatal shark attacks around new zealand are rare. u.s. president donald trump says he will not attend the inauguration of his successor joe biden this month. pressure for an early end to his term is growing. house speaker nancy pelosi has told lawmakers how democrats plan to introduce articles of impeachment against president should he fail to resign immediately. she encouraged vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and declare donald trump unfit for office. mike pence has indicated he is unwilling to do this. the trump-pentz -- the trump-pence presidency started controversially and is ending the same way. >> donald trump claimed that more people saw him sworn in then any other president in u.s. history, later clarifying that he was including those watching at ho