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8:01Now PlayingInvestigative journalist for The Intercept Ken Klippenstein and comedian, writer, and journalist Jamie Loftus join Francesca Fiorentini in this segment of The Bitchuation Room. Ken has been covering Amazon’s urination and defecation scandal, breaking the story via leaked internal documents that Amazon knew its drivers were going potty while out on the deliveries and following up with coverage that Amazon security staff reported its own REAL TWEETS as “suspicious” because they were being so crazy on Twitter that they thought they’d been hacked.
Ken also received leaked documents about an internal Amazon project (not a joke) called “Veritas,” that handpicked social media staff to defend Amazon and Jeff Bezos against criticism on Twitter. Project Veritas (again, real name) encouraged these “ambassadors” to “Tell [Their] Truth,” but it did prohibit them from addressing a few topics, one of which is unionization.
Recently, Amazon ACTUALLY ADMITTED THEY WERE LYING ABOUT THE URINATION AND DEFECATION SCANDAL. Then THEY APOLOGIZED. Buuut, they also said that, like, everyone who delivers stuff pees in bottles. Which, we don’t know if that’s true but … so what? You have a zillion trillion bajillion dollars. Figure it out, guys!
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