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And we have no evidence to suggest that the saudi government, which did have reason to have information about bezos' personal information and leaked those details to the "national enquirer," and that's a conspiracy bezos and his handlers were there's no evidence to suggest it. there have been fbi investigations and the southern district of new york looked into it. as i reviewed those court records and talked to everyone i could, it really did seem like more of a personal family drama, as you mention there in the clips. the brother of bezos' girlfriend leaking some of that information to "the e...

An Amazon employee watches a 'Stop Bezos from Buying this Election rally' on Thursday, October 24, 2019, at Amazon's spheres in Seattle. Credit: KUOW Photo/Megan Farmer Tech finally gets a path toward an entrepreneur program. Could Seattle benefit? By It’s not a startup visa. But it’s the closest thing to it yet. Seattle could soon see more startups due to an immigration program that was revived this week. It would allow entrepreneurs to come to the U.S. to launch their companies. Or, if they're already in the U.S., to transfer from tech giants like Amazon and Micro...

Tip away. i mean, it's just a scam. >> tucker: you have been one of the only people in the congress to press an issue and i'm grateful that you have that's really important. where these companies basically send to the taxpayer a lot of their labor cost. they don't pay their employees enough. they don't even admit they are employees and then the public takes up the slack in the form of social programs. have you made any headway in getting the companies to pay for that? >> well, we had the stop bezos. amazon was doing that paying for food stamps and paying for a lot of the social programs. here ...

>> tucker: you have been one of the only people in the congress to press an issue and i'm grateful that you have that's really important. where these companies basically send to the taxpayer a lot of their labor cost. they don't pay their employees enough. they don't even admit they are employees and then the public takes up the slack in the form of social programs. have you made any headway in getting the companies to pay for that? >> well, we had the stop bezos. amazon was doing that paying for food stamps and paying for a lot of the social programs. here the rich e. company in the world was...