they're trying the tricks of the past they're not going to work. >> ranjan, i want to go back to d to c we were just talking about peloton. we'll talk in a bit about small and medium business. there's been this interesting thing happening which we talked about in the past where e-commerce trends are sort of normalizing to where they were before at the same time, the online customer has gotten harder to target for multiple reasons. we see peloton now going to amazon which could be kind of the embrace of death for formerly at least d to c brand how do you think this is likely to play out in difficult economic times to come, and what are the dangers for d to c brands that trade publicly >> we've all seen the absolute slaughter in d to c stocks, warby parker, rent the runway, all of them down 70, 80, 90% i think peloton going to amazon, as you said, it's basically like giving darth vader a hug and embracing the death star the idea that they're giving their customer data, that customers are going to buy a $1400 bike for two-day delivery versus actually having a direct connection with the b

one of the things that ranjan brings to the table is he is a small business owner.e is a person who understands how to sign the front of the paycheck, not just the back of the paycheck. washington has a lot of lawyers but not a lot of business people. i feel like having someone like him is the new brand of leadership that is important for those of us who understand how to run a business, hiring people, and the red tape or the headwinds that comes from the government. judy: i'm asking because he has served two terms. sen. scott: yes, ma'am. judy: he would be serving for another six. you are also sending out requests for people to donate to your campaign. we looked at some of what you are asking for. among other things, you said democrats want abortions at 52 weeks. we know the normal human term for pregnancy is 40 weeks. 52 weeks is a whole year. i'm curious, which democrats are calling for 52-weeks? sen. scott: what we are talking about is governor northam's comments about infanticide, up to the day of birth, one could be aborted. i think that is unconscionable. the