a lot of the washington post people hate their boss jeff bezos. >> i will tell you something jeff bezostransportation reporting doesn't matter because you don't fly on a commercial jet in a long time. you are so busy taking all the money from all the people who create all the wealth in this country and around the world. take a [ bleep ] rocket and leave us. >> how's that for a negotiating strategy listen up lockland. i don't think that's going to go over very well. so far the washington post workers have already secured guaranteed gender affirmation. we couldn't figure out what that was. does that mean jeff bezos has to call them by their preferred pronouns or does that mean regina plasty is covered by insurance? unclear. they also secured a 2% pay rage which isn't enough to keep up with inflation. imagine writing editorials about how great bidenomics is and then having bidenomics eat up your pay raise. nice. but they are still holding out for only having to go into the office three days a week and the month-long sabbatical where they fake work from vacation. the washington post must be

but want to turn jeff bezos buying the washington post. and what i was by in the book is you talk about how when jeff bought the post, he didn't then lavish, you know, tens of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars on the post and treating it like a personal charity, but instead tried to really run it as a business, something that could stand on its own two feet. is from this lessons even a blueprint that can be applied to other newspapers. of course, as we all know, you know, it's newspaper first that that happened disrupted and to figure out what that revenue model is, how they should operate going forward, are there lessons from this experience. bezos that can actually be applied to other news organizations? well to some degree, i think there are. i mean, i think that it's true that he wanted this to be a sustainable business. he did not treat us as a charity. and i always told people at the post we should be glad for that, because if he ever got tired of the charity, we would be in very bad shape and we should use his own

there were two, jeff bezos coming on, the transformation of the post. and three generalists. let's start with trumpet. >> i would like to. he would like that. >> you and he actually became, you're going to read shortly about it, a dinner that you had at the white house with him with fellow levers. he will call you on the phone. give us a sense of what these exchanges were like and if it was really a conversation or a lot of listening. >> these are conversations, these were calls, not conversations. after this dinner, i'll read from. about five months after he began to occupy the white house. he called to complain about some stories. one came in about clock at night after he had met with the leader of india. he complained about a story by two of our white house correspondence, ashley parker, he said that the story had portrayed him as a child. and then he said words that i never thought i would hear from a present, he said, i am not a child. and i have to say, i thought that was kind of childish. anyway, a few days later, he called again. it was right after we were wrapping up

jeff bezos making wild predictions about artificial intelligence and whether humans will conquer outerhis uncertainty, my own view is that these powerful tools are much more likely to help us and save us even than they are to on balance hurt us and destroy us. i would love to see, you know, a trillion humans living in the solar system. if we had a trillion humans we would have in any given time a thousand mozarts and thousand einsteins. the planetary surfaces are way too small. >> jessica: greg, are you going to a space station? >> greg: i think he's right. the planet is too small. by the way, so is his shirt. the guy showing off his guns. >> jessica: his new lady. >> greg: yeah. it is amazing the two richest men on earth are in fact rocket scientists. think about that. how rare is that? both him and musk are building and sending rockets to the sky. they both share the same kind of verve -- i never say that word -- for exploration. they both realize the earth is finite, we're not overpopulated, we're underpopulated, and need to expand our civilization out into space. this point about a

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. >>> the second time apparently the charm for jeff bezos's blue origin company that catapults people to the edge of the world and back. >> a day after the first attempt yesterday had to be screw upped. this marks the rockets' return to space after a fiery crash last year and like that launch, the latest mission also unmanned. carrying only science experiments on board. tom, how big of deal was the test mission? >> reporter: it's a big deal because it had been more than a year since the last time they tried this. you have to prove to yourself and the aerospace community you're still in the game and doing well. for them to take off. didn't last long. only seven minutes up there. it's like most of the flights. quick up and back down. but it proved they could do it. this could restart their space tourism program. that's what they're aiming for here. >> the coolest parabala you can spend more on. what happens next with the tourism space flights? >> reporter: one of the things they emphasized before is they had six successful flights with people on board. they tried to point out that even

i want to talk about jeff bezos buying the washington post. he didn't lavish tens of millions of dollars on the post treating it like a personal charity but instead tried to run it as a business, a something to stand on its own two feet. is there from this lesson a blueprint that can be applied to other newspapers. we all know newspapers have been so disrupted trying to figure out that revenue model and how they should operate. other lessons from this experience that can be applied to other ones? >> to some degree i think there are. it's true he wanted us to be a sustainable business. he did not treat it as a charity. i always told people we should be glad for that because if he ever got tired of the charity we would be in bad shape and we should use this ownership as an opportunity to create a sustainable business. the first thing he did was change our entire strategy. we had been focused on our region, washington, the district , northern virginia, maryland, that meant we covered politics but other than that we focused on a region. he did not

caroline: whether it comes from jeff bezos or amazon or spacex and more broadly abroad as well.o good to catch up with you. thank you so much. meanwhile, let's shift gears a little bit and look at alphabet right now because it would have to pay $700 million and alter its policies to settle claims that google play unlawfully dominates the applications market. our guest joins us on this antitrust case. this was attorney general putting this forward on behalf of millions of consumers ultimately. what are the policies that will have to change? >> yeah, so this was a case brought together by 36 state attorneys general but the settlement was signed by all 50 so this will apply across the country. google agreed to play 70, but the bigger to just -- but the bigger changes are that it will not require samsung and motorola to have the place to be exclusively and the only app store available on phones. it will also allow developers to use alternative payment systems. instead of just using google play, you might be able to use things like square or venmo or paypal. they also will be allowed

jeff bezos say he and elon musk both think the universe needs even more people.isten to this. >> i would love to see, you know, a trillion humans living in the solar system. if we had atrial humans at any given time, a thousand mozarts and a thousand einsteins in outrebounded solar system full of life and intelligence and energy. david: and a thousand jimmy faillas. that wouldn't be a bad thing but because your competition would be even stiffer. >> it would go through the roof. that's important but understand this, one thing that elon musk and jeff bezos have in common, they can both afford a babysitter. a thousand more kids sounds great if you're sitting on $30 million. talk to me over hoar -- 30 billion. talk to me over here, i'm getting paid in chicken fingers right now. they're right about the need for more children but only if people that have been blessed with the privilege of raising a child, there's nothing more rewarding or fulfilling than raising someone who's a productive member of society that has empathy and ambition and contributes to a greater good

is it gointo impact g >>> jeff bezos launched a rocket into space after more than a year long wait. the amazon founder also owns blue origin. last year, they launched a rocket that malfunctioned and crashed. the crew said the problem was an overheated engine nozzle that broke apart. the company has since made design changes. today there rocket successfully took off from the remote site in texas. no one was on board. the company says it does look forward to flying a crew on board at some point soon. >>> a volcanic eruption is starting to calm down in iceland. take a look. on monday, the volcano began erupting after weeks of seismic activity. the flow has started to slow with peaks decreasing from 300 feet to 100 feet. police said the state of emergency is in place and are avoiding people to avoid toxic smoke coming from the volcano. experts at the university of iceland say this latest irruption was more powerful than the past three at that same site. despite that, the eruption has not impacted air travel. >>> a watershed moment for u.s. politics. 25 years ago today, bill clinton beca

or do you bet on some investment banker named jeff bezos? 100% on walmart. i would have been wrong. >> you would have been wrong, at least for a long period of time. sort of a classic innovator clem -- dilemma, case study, is that walmart for many years either was ignoring the future of retail taking place online, or just couldn't come to deal with the tradeoffs that they would have to take in their business in order to be successful going up against amazon in amazon's home sector. >> let's say you are in charge of the california stores. you would be worried about an online presence. logically, sales in stores would fall if sales online were successful. >> that's right. that was a big issue, not only was it the fear and i think very reasonable fear of online cannibalizing in-store sales, and also in-store profits, but also over the years as walmart started to allow for pick up at stores if you ordered online, there were all these debates about who gets credit for the sales. it is a complicated situation. one walmart really struckl stru with for a long time.

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. >> blast off for the first launch of jeff bezos' blue origin rocket company in 15 months. uncrewed new shepherd capsule from west texas yesterday. the ten-minute flight took dozens of experiments to the edge of space and landed back on earth. the last blue origin flight in 2022 crashed due to an engine nozzle failure. >>> and jingle stars? nasa released images of what looks like a christmas tree. scientists say the bright green cluster of young stars is in our milky way and lives some 2,500 light years away from earth. they are up to five million years old. >>> mcdonald's is adding something special to its happy meals, and there are two big recalls to tell you about. here's shanelle kaul with today's cbs "money watch." >> reporter: u.s. stocks closed higher tuesday with the dow hitting a fifth straight record high as the central bank weighed in on growing optimism rate cuts could come as soon as march. the index gained 251 points. the nasdaq was up 98, and the s&p 500 gained 27 points. >>> check your fridge. two important recalls to tell you about. publix spinach and fresh

so this is the mark zuckerberg and the jeff bezos of the world. we have to think about what it means for, our political future. if you're going to have a small group of extremely wealthy tech pros and oligarchs who are, you know, figuring out how we're going to solve climate, figuring out how we're going to regulate artificial public health, public education, the line we have to ask if the world we want to live in or do we want to address the bill gates problem right now. and the last thing i'll say is that if in this book i'm really pushing back on political failings them in bill gates and the gates foundation, they always talk their optimism. they even trademark this, i think, impatient, optimist so i am also an impatient optimist. i believe another world is possible a world without billionaires. questions questions. right now of course. yeah. okay, perfect. thank you so much once again for writing the book. did you have stop it? i'm interested in the book because i working global health. but i've been following your writing for a couple of year

but the fact is that in august the newspaper was bought by amazon founder jeff bezos.ployees the lowest salaries possible. at amazon itself, employees often complain that they are kept almost like slaves. in the rostov region , the first batch of new uaz patriot suvs was handed over to special operation fighters. the government allocated funds from the reserve fund on behalf of vladimir putin. according to this order , 1,500 cars will be produced, they will be delivered by volunteers of the all-russian popular front. the president gave instructions. government allocated funds from the reserve fund for the acquisition. more than half a thousand uaz patriot cars, today the first 500 cars have already arrived in the rostov region, the ministry of industry and trade promptly fulfilled this order by ordering these cars from the uaz enterprise, and i hope that he will also promptly deliver all the cars. i would like to say a huge thank you to the ministry of industry and trade for responding to this call, because we here, at the headquarters of the popular front, which is lo

this jeff bezos continue to fund it in the way he has? great to see that successful mission today.appening. fedex will be a big part of the narrative, reporting after the bow. let's get a sense of what we are going to be looking for. there is the story of the red sea and the global supply chain. senior analyst joining us now. give us a sense of what you are looking for later. you are fairly positive on the stock. it has had a decent rally recently. >> we are basically looking for progress on their drive initiative, which is there a plan to put all the units together and operate as a company instead of their former competition mantra, which was operate independently but compete collectively. now, in an effort to reduce costs, they are merging ops together. we are looking at that and that the peak shipping season, which we think was ok but not ray. finally, we are looking at what they are doing with respect to capital allocation. they have cut spending and we are thinking that some of that return will come back to shareholders in the form of dividends. alix: if i look at the stock, i

let's talk about jeff bezos as well. about billionaires without wanting to know how he did this year. kristine: kristine: it is almost like -- kristine: it is almost like 2022 never happened. they regained all the wealthy lost in the market wipeout of 2022. jeff bezos has been another big winner. he is vying for second place with arnaud. he briefly took second place earlier this month. he added about $70 billion in wealth this year. pales in comparison to musk's $75 billion but i think he will be happy to look back at 2023 and say we are $70 billion richer. for him, it was purely the rebound in amazon, and this is kind of the story across the board. as we talk about all the time, the nasdaq has been strong this year. tech stocks are back to records more or less so they have all benefited from that. mark zuckerberg is another one. if you look across the board at all the tech billionaires, they added about $660 billion of wealth this year, so nearly half of the gain in total wealth across the 500 richest people in the worl

and injuries in youth football, which is ironic because if anyone is on steroids it's their owner jeff bezos says trump is to blame for your kid's football injury because of the politicalization of the concussion crisis and how it's forging deeper divisions between those who support youth football and those who don't. i've got to say it, if they can pull that out of their ass they should really be drug mules. says one egg head, there seems to be a very disturbing possibility that who your dad voted for could influence your risk for a very serious ailment or injury. yes, that's rich. suddenly liberals are worried about brain damage. [applause] wappo also discovered that students and states that went for trump in 2020 played high school football at higher rates than in states that voted for joe biden. the point being, i guess, if a high school football player's father voted for trump he's more likely to get hurt because conservative parents don't give a crap about their children's safety. remind me to check back on that in a few years when those caring liberals are confronted by sonnets they n

thing you care is a lot of swifties think she's the religious loader and guys like elon musk and jeff bezosf: i like taylor swift and i like elon. >> greg: good for you. >> jeff: hey, come on. >> greg: you're just saying that because you borrowed her sweater. [laughter] >> greg: in your face. in your face jeff dye. >> jeff: i wish i had her sweater. >> greg: you look like in this picture looks like you have the world's worst case of dandruff but nice shirt. >> jeff: i'm never wearing it again. you have no idea how far this goes against me. i'll be home never wearing that again. >> greg: my work is done. matt you said before this is the most important topic of the night and you were really happy i took your idea to cover it. what do you think about taylor swift. >> matt: everybody in the room would flight private if they could. it's a good way to go. plant the trees, she could get rid of this story in a heartbeat. i'm a i big travis kelce kansas city chiefs fan but he is only ahead of three more iowa tight-ends in the nfl that are right behind him in trying to beat him for the most yards. so

if jeff bezos could get his hands on santa's elves, i guarantee he'd do it. because you know what?t take breaks. they don't have to sit down. and let's not forget about the amazing amount of duplicate santas that he handpicks to go out and sit in malls and on street corners. let's face it, these santa claus, they are the front line workers at christmas, the screaming kids, the beard pullers, the smelly kids with their runny noses. i mean, these guys. we deserve them. a debt of gratitude. santa is magic. how does he get the toys to every kid on christmas eve? the sheer volume of toys that he has to deliver in such a short amount of time, it puts fedex to shame. santa makes it all around the world. in one night he is even tracked by gnaw at. gnaw at is receiving reports from air force base command operated defense support program satellites or dsp that santa has. begun his. journey. nora and santa tracker is my favorite thing about the christmas holiday is seeing where santa is seeing how many people he has delivered toys to. it's important that the federal government make sure that

and jeff bezos is going to try to catch up with elon musk in the realm of commercial space. so it is going to be a lot of really exciting developments that could pave the way for more space exploration still in the years to come. >> and is bezos going to catch up with musk? he's way ahead. >> so i do not believe he's going to catch up but you immediate to have more entrepreneurial folks burning billions of dollars. >> kristen, what is in your crystal ball for 2024? >> we have a presidential election that is going to be in many ways anything but normal, and i think a casualty of that will be the presidential debates. i don't think that either trump or biden will see any advantage in standing on a stage, with the moderator, asking them questions, and i think we may be seeing the end of that tradition at least in the short run. >> as somebody who did it the last two cycles, that would be a shame, but i'm not sure you're wrong. i think there are, i would think it is less than 50/50 that there will be presidential debates. catherine, best shot? >> my prediction for next year is t

my ongoing joke, why does jeff bezos have so much fun?u're spending all your money with amazon like obviously do better and they are going to have more power and the cloud on top of it. be thoughtful about where it is that you're spending your dollars and how you want to support small business because you cannot support them the and then wonder why it is that they don't exist anymore. we have a responsibility, you know, in capitalism to allocate dollars. i think we need to push back very heavily on regulation and essential anything new that comes up whether it's a proact, whether the 15-dollar minimum wage. whatever it is and really think through unintended consequences even now they are talking about this let's break up facebook. what do regulations look like and who does it keep out of the market to actually compete with them the and those are the things that we need to think through. the biggest duopoly that we have is between the two party systems and the fact of the matter is this book is meant as a nonpartisan book. it's political b

. >> if jeff bezos could get his hands on santa's elves, i guarantee you would do it.o takes breaks. >> let's not forget about the amazing of duplicate santas that he hand picks to sit in malls. >> these santa clauses are the front line workers during christmas. the screaming kids, the smelly kids with their runny noses. we deserve them a debt of gratitude. >> santa is magic. how does he get the toys to every kid on christmas eve? >> the sheer volume of toys that he has to deliver in such a short amount of time, it puts fed ex to shame. >> santa makes it around the world in one night. he's tracked by norad. >> norad is receiving reports from air force space command operated satellites that santa has begun his journey. >> it's my favorite thing, seeing where santa is, how many people he's delivered toys to. >> it's important for the federal government to know where santa is at all times. >> can you imagine if that happened during the cuban missile crisis? santa is tracking up florida. we don't know that's a sleigh. >> i can't imagine that santa did what he did and wasn'

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not giving them a plug because jeff bezos does not need it.p anywhere else because they do make it easy and if something breaks that i have two bottles of cinnamon syrup break. they took it right back, gave me a refund. recent people are doing that is because there is so much been shopping during the pandemic because government was giving us free money and we were sitting at home drinking. when you drink and have a bunch of money you go shopping, online shopping and buy 15 things. it is like christmas in may because you have got all of the stuff that you forgot you bought. then you go ahead and return everything. letting people do that today to keep the economy flowing. now stores are on to us and they know about the drinking and shopping policy, that's why they're locking everything out. i buy 80% of the present for people in my life before my two girls. they also give me a christmas list. no fuss. very little error. >> i should give my sister a plug. give her a call. [laughter] >> returns are not the only thing you have to worry about after

states, and huge social phenomenon, brought people out to concert sites and out in the public, and jeff bezosd in the box, person of the year for "time" many years ago, a big business person, big impact, what is the issue with her, they do this all the time, and the last thing, maybe trying to attract audience, you're kidding me, of course they are trying to attract audience and she a lot of people a lot of people like and consumed a lot of her content. >> in my defense, this is not about taylor, it is about "time," here is some of the breathless language that "time" magazine used in its article with the interview that it got about taylor swift. to discuss her movements, felt like discussing politics or the weather, a language spoken so widely, it needed mo context. she became the main character of the world. >> i do not think it was a good article. that said, i do think you need to give your swifty bracelet back -- [ laughter ] >> how dare you. >> i am so sorry. i think it is over for you. >> don't you think that language is a tad over -- >> i don't know the issue of criticizing taylor. >> r

mcconnell texted - >> steve: oh >> jimmy: it was just stuck on the three dots [ laughter ] then jeff bezos then finally, mariah carey texted, "happy birthday, girl if you write a new christmas song, i will end you." [ cheers and applause thank you. happy birthday, taylor switching gears. well, guys, some big news from washington today, house republicans held a vote on opening a formal inquiry into president biden's impeachment. yep. when he heard, former president trump said, "that's nice you always remember your first. [ laughter ] the whole thing is ridiculous. if you want to derail biden, you don't give him an impeachment. you give him a microphone. [ laughter ] i read that the biden administration just held their first white house ai council meeting. and president biden decided to stop by and give some opening remarks. it's pretty interesting. watch this >> computers, man. you got to be careful. you hear me? it's not a joke. here's the deal folks. i knew an alexa once real girl with pigtails lived down the street. best hopscotch you ever saw. [ laughter ] i'm serious, man she was good

it is almost difficult at this point and i'm not giving them a plug because lord knows jeff bezos does not need it nor his rippling man was -- but i will say why shop anywhere else because they do make it easy and if something does not fit, if something breaks, i had two bottles of cinnamon syrup break. they gave me a refund. but the reason people are doing that is because there was so much when shopping during the pandemic because the government was giving us free money. we were sitting at home drinking. what do you do when you drink and you have a bunch of money? you go shopping. you go online shopping and you buy 15 things and then it is like for christmas in may because all of a sudden he got the stuff you forgot buying and then we go ahead and return everything and they were letting people do that so they would keep shopping to keep the economy flowing. but now, stores are on to us. they know about the drinking and shopping policy. that is why they are blocking everything up. i employ the 8020 rule. i buy 80% of the presence of the people of my life, for my two girls, they also gi

methane sat is being built by the environmental defense fund, in part with money from amazon founder jeff bezos's they plan to launch it next year atop a spacex falcon 9 rocket. once in orbit it will find and map methane leaks throughout the world 24 hours a day. steve stagg is ceo of blue canyon technologies, which is building the satellite, including the solar panels that will act as its wings to power its flight. >> what we're seeing here, this is pretty much as big as it is and the solar arrays come out from tlp p. >> this is the size of it. the solar rays will extend out about 10 to 12 feet on each side of the satellite. >> this will absolutely be a game changer. >> reporter: reducing planet warming emissions has been alissa akko's life work since a trip to greenland in xol. >> i watched as ice was melting off of glaciers and just rushing out into the ocean. >> reporter: and she now has another more personal reason to work even harder. a 4-year-old daughter. >> and it really worries me what the climate will be like when she's my age. i look at my daughter every day and i just want the best f

it goes all the way down to jeff bezos at minus 18. and zuckerberg, minus 13. no one seems to like him, it appears in our survey. nearly every demographic has a positive view from omaha. except people with incomes below $30,000. only negative by minus 3. but the standouts include 50, democrats, those with 50,000 or more investing in the market and incomes over 75,000. musk on the other hand, he divides the nation. amazingly right down the middle. women are negative 17 on musk. biden voters, minus 44. trump voters plus 44. in the northeast, minus 13. south plus 10, musk does better among users of x, coming in at plus 9. zuckerberg, he doesn't have much support anywhere. democrats minus 19. it's worse for republicans. minus 49. you can see the split there between men who are more negative on zuckerberg than women. but still negative. and there's the northeast minus 26 and the midwest minus 44. groups with the lowest net support, republicans age 50 plus. now even those with the most in the market give all but buffet low marks. no one made more money than zuckerber

from the government, from the state government, from the federal government and $5 million from jeff bezosis what they said. we have not received official response. we will follow this story with you and please keep us up to date on thousand this moves. >> thank you so much. >> brian: colorado g.o.p. considering a primary overhaul after the state orders trump off the ballot. the effect on 2024 ahead. but, first, president biden addresses america's most pressing issue. >> by the way the new corvette come out this one electric, 60.9 seconds. >> are you going to drive that one. >> i'm going to give it to the shot. >> can i distract the secret service. can you make a run for the car. >> brian: this latest series, this interview with conan o'brien straight ahead. ♪ i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first

and jeff bezos' blue origin will launch a new shepherd rocket today, unmanned. first time in more than a year. blue origin had an incident last september with an unmanned rocket where something went wrong. also something went right. the crew capsule blasted away from the problem as it was designed to do and returned safely to earth. blue origin plans to try again today. we told you monday apple would stop selling the latest version of its apple watch, after losing a patent case. apple now says the last day of sales for its series 9 and ultra 2 online will be thursday. last day of sales in stores will be christmas eve. an international court has ruled apple used another company's technology to detect blood oxygen levels without its permission. now, the company says it's willing to sell a license to apple, but apple doesn't seem interested. again, this is only involving two lines of the apple watch, but they're the nicest lines. washington post reporter says that if you want to get somebody an apple watch, better get it now, really works in apple's favor. >> if ap

he will try to break up media companies, prevent them from -- prevent owners of media, like jeff bezosovernment contracts, as he tried to do in his first term. all of that is almost certain to happen. but my biggest worry is that he will go on doing what he has done so successfully, which is to turn a large number of americans against the very idea of an independent media, that there is such a thing, that there is such a thing as facts and objective truth, that the media's job is to report them. instead, he convinces his followers that the media is just another special interest that deserves no special place in our democracy and, in fact, is a threat to it. and he will do everything in his wily powers to continue to antagonize his own followers against the media. and there is not a whole lot the media can do about that. that is a trap that the media is in. it is not all that different from what tom and adam said about the courts and the military. for the media to do its job, it depends on a certain atmosphere of fairness and objectivity, and following norms, that, if the most devastati

barriers in the political world and the nation's conscious she died earlier this month at 93 >>> the jeff bezosin launched successfully this morning the new rocket, uncrewed, had dozens of experiments on board it returned to earth 7 1/2 minutes later. a successful project there >>> ricardo the bull, who gained national attention last week when we wandered on to the train tracks in newark, new jersey there's a lot of bull in new jersey getting a little help from his friends. new jersey transit announced that it's selling a stuffed animal in honor of this bull a portion of the proceed also go to ricardo's care at an an you will -- at an animal sanctuary kelly, new jersey. you've got to love it. bring on the governor. he will be on power lunch and we're going to ask him about this bull. >> if they can move that quickly on stuffed animals >> see you then, kell. >>> coming up, coinbase shares hitting a 52-week high, up 350% this year. although they're still 60% below record highs we'll speak with the ceo about the ongoing efforts to regulate crypto and what a potential a oietf would mean for the com

. >> if you're jeff bezos, maybe you don't mind funding your company of the was it because you have billionsurism launch, not a space cargo launch. >> that's right, yes. some investors have literally said, should they just pivot an offer faster global flights here? with that technology instead. >> from space to taking up less space, rochelle is the latest pharma giant to enter the white law's race. said to introduce -- in a 2.7 billion dollar deal. carmot currently has a weekly injectable in phase one trials and it's probably not going to be available to patients until 2030 at the earliest. but that is late. late to be entering this. >> not just, that look what just happened with pfizer. halfway through that trial they had to stop. >> presumably there in phase one right, now presumably it will go better. but it shows us not without its potential stumbling blocks. and maybe looking the part really can help you land that job. i know, it's what our parents told us. a new study from the harvard business cool fan certain accessory physical features gave job candidates an edge and landing certain

my ongoing joke is why it is jeff bezos have so much money? you are spending all your money withou amazon trying to be bettr now have more power. so be thoughtful about where it is you are spending your dollars and how you want to support small business. you can't not support them andpp then wonder why it is they don't exist anymore so we have a responsibility in capitalism to allocate dollars. i think we need to push back very heavily on regulation and certainly anything new that comes up whether or the 15-dollar minimum wage. whatever does to really think through those unintended consequences but even now they are talking about breaking up facebook. i'm not sure if they separated arfacebook and its agreement. sapp. like but have any less power or control over you but what of those regulations like and who do they keepat by the market to compete with them. those are the things we need to think through. and with that they away toto brk up this duopoly here. the biggest duopoly we have this between our two party system and the fact of the matte

that's something that would probably only not impact someone like jeff bezos really.s is a significant number. they're gonna go through every avenue they can. but i think that the reason that the number got that big was because of what they argued during the plaintiffs argued their closing argument here. really telling the jury of eight in this case they needed to send a message to make sure that this doesn't happen to election workers going forward. of course, rudy giuliani did himself no favors as his lawyer said himself in court this week during those closing arguments. because he continues to apparently believe in these election lies. he believes in the specific lies about these two individual poll workers that emphasize that, again and again and again this week before the cameras even after this was returned. he made the claim that the false defamatory allegations that he made about these two women were support-able. that's just nonsense. these are not to portable claims. but he seems to still be stuck in this vortex of internet disinformation. >> we heard the at

which is ironic because if anyone is on steroids, it's their owner, jeff bezos. >> wapo suggests trump'sto blame for your kid's football injury because of the politicized politicalization of the concussion crisis and how it's forging deeper divisions between those who support youth football and those who don't. i got to say, if they can pull that out of their, they should really be drug mules, says one lib egghead. quote, there seems to be a very possibility that who your dad voted for could influence risk for a very serious ailment or injury. >> yeah, that's right. suddenly liberals are worried about damage. wapo also discovered that students in states that went for trump in 2020 played high school football higher rates than in states that voted for joe biden. >> the point being, i guess if a high school football player, his father voted for trump, he is more likely to get hurt because conservative parents don't give a about their safety. yeah, remind me to check back on that in a few years, when those caring liberals are confronted by sons, they neutered with chemicals and repeat viewi

jeff bezos' blue origin will launch a shepherd rocket at unmanned.e origin had an incident last september with an unmanned rocket where something went wrong, and something went right, too. the crew capsule blasted away from the problem as it was designed to do, and returned safely to earth. blue origin plans to try again today. >>> we told you monday apple would stop selling the latest versions of its apple watch after losing a patent case. apple now says the last day of sales of the series 9 and ultra 2 online will be thursday, last day of sales in stores will be christmas eve. an international court has ruled that apple used another company's technology to detect blood oxygen levels without its permission in certain watches. that company says it is willing to sell a license to apple, but apple doesn't seem interested. and washington post reporter says if you want an apple watch, you better get it now, kind of works in apple's favor. >> if they can boost sales of the higher end versions of the apple watch, the two models we're talking about, the ser

. >> uh, billionaire jeff bezos is bullish on ai. in an interview.f amazon said ai is more likely to save humanity than to destroy it. well he also said he'd like to see the human population grow to a trillion, with most people living in huge cylindrical space stations. it doesn't that sound appealing, he added if we had a trillion humans, we'd have a thousand mozarts and a thousand einsteins. yet spencer, we'd also have like 997 billion. that's just like us, which is not that appealing, actually. >> what do you mean, us? no, i, i, i applaud his optimism, but he sounds bullish in another. way to me. >> oh, maybe maybe misspelled the bull and the inch. >> uh, you got it. >> no. but what do they say about people who are very successful that are geniuses? they're also a little out there, right? like there's a little something off there. >> yeah, it goes hand in hand. right. you're right. dion. look, i think he's probably right in that there are more ways that i could save us, but it only needs to destroy us once, okay? it could save us a thousand times.

jeff bezos, space tourism company, blue origin, scrubbing a planned rocket launch that was supposed tohappen this morning today would have been the company's first launch in 14 months. the new shepard rocket was grounded last year by the federal aviation administration after it's bolster exploded, mid-flight. it was on a cargo mission. so no one was on board. the rocket had been used to fly. 31 people past the edge of space. blue origin says they plan now to rescheduled the launch for later on this week. the u.s. forest service is looking to create a partnership with tesla after this video of one of its cybertrucks went viral to just see this is a video that's being shared all across social media that shows this tesla cybertruck stuck on a snowy hill and sliding down the embankment. it happen last weekend in the stands last national forest in the calaveras ranger district. according to reese, rescuers, the driver said, but the cybertruck was experiencing issues with its 4 wheel drive when it got stuck. the u.s. forest service reacted to this now viral video by offering a partnership wi

on jeff bezos part of this? >> hold on. andrew. i have numbers here. shopping this year, and when he oui look at people who shop on amazon, actuallialities better. minus 11, versus minus 18, people who do most holiday shopping on am sann. andrew.ting point you make, disassociated. always had a ltheory. two of three. loved, rich or famous. you can't be all three, unless maybe you're, i don't know, taylor swift, the only person who could make be loved, rich and famous. >> she's had to deal with haters too. written stongs about it. >> that's true. >> thank you. >>> futures down. steve, see you later. "squawk box" will be right back. you know what's interesting these days? bitcoin. look for bitwise, my friends. in the u.s. we see millions of cyber threats each year. that rate is increasing as more and more businesses move to the cloud. - so, the question is... - cyber attack! as cyber criminals expand their toolkit, we must expand as well. we need to rethink... next level moments, need the next level network. [speaker continues in the background] the netwo

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