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Seeing consumers benefit in many cases sunday deliveries because of amazon. paul: okay, antitrust, kim, what do you think about the antitrust case against -- potentially against amazon, it's disrupting retailing all around the country by delivering goods online and sometimes at lower prices, what about that case? >> yeah, it's called disruptive technology changes in the way we fundamentally do things which doesn't by its own right make something illegal or a monopoly, look, i think the problem here and this is why you don't want presidents attacking companies is that -- or any individuals, one...

But there could be something bigger going on and i think we ought to keep our eye on that because i'm not sure it's a good thing. he talks about the idea that he would not need nuclear weapons if north korea's is assured, north korea's assurance, some kind of deal between north and south, might be unification on kim's term. unfortunately it would suit currently the south korean government which is sketchy to be charitable in its view of north korea and it just might suit president trump's agenda of getting u.s. troops out of the peninsula where there's 60 years and only because of the threat o...

Paul: amid protests and speakers controversial across the campuses a new survey on what students really think on free speech on campus, recently released gallup foundation poll finds that 61% of college students agree that the climate on campus prevent some students from expressing their views, up 7 points from just a year ago. the survey also finds that while 92% say political liberals can freely express their views on campus, just 69% believe that political conservatives can and although 90% of students say it is never acceptable to use violence to prevent someone from speaking, more than on...

Melchior, is donald trump obsessed with amazon and why? >> pretty clearly he's obsessed with amazon, he tweets constantly, dozens of times, it's a little odd. normally presidents don't single out private corporations for attacks like this. amazon as far as we know has broken no laws, committed no crimes. one thing we do have to point out is that amazon's founder jeff bezos is also the owner of the washington post, which is one of the president's primary critics in washington and it raises the question in people's mind whether he's going after him as he often strikes back at political enemies b...

Like connor lamb u -- said he was not running against donald trump and said, i'm never going to support nancy pelosi. you said the generic ballot is all over the place. not really. if you take a look at it clear clear politics, 7.1, here are all the polls since 21st of march, 6 points, 5 points, 7 points, 7 points, if you look at it over time, january 1st, democratic advantage was 12.9, february 1st, 7.1, 9.3 by march first. something has happened since the beginning of the year and -- and -- paul: well, everybody would suspect that if the tax bill passed and the economy is doing better, that'...