Sam Seder
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The Most Galaxy Brain Fox News Take Yet
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June 14, 2019
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"AINSLEY EARHARDT (CO-HOST): Andrew, when we aired those sound bites and we came to yours people in the audience were laughing. It sounds great, $12,000 a year for every adult. But how are you going to pay for that?
ANDREW YANG (DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE): Yeah, so you have to look up who are going the biggest winners from artificial intelligence and self-driving cars and trucks and new technologies. It's going to be Amazon, Google, Facebook, Uber -- which just filed its documents to go public. And the American people are going to see very very little of the gains from that innovation. We all saw that Amazon paid literally zero in federal taxes.
BRIAN KILMEADE (CO-HOST): Aren't we going to work there?
YANG: Well of course some people will work there but most of us are not going to work there. And the truth is if you're at Amazon, like you said, Steve, if you go to an Amazon fulfillment center, it's more robots than people. And if you talk to anyone in Amazon that is very much the plan."*
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