taxes on the products third party vendors sell through the site. roughly half its volume. tonight, the question is the president hoping to save more traditional brick and mortar retailers, and will customers on amazon pay the price? the president has said many times before, he s always looking to create a level playing field for all businesses. and this is no different. reporter: many wondering, is there something else at play? amazon s founder, jeff bezos, also owns the washington post. a frequent target of donald trump. the owner of the washington post, do you know what he owns? amazon. he doesn t want to pay tax on the internet. yeah, no love lost for the washington post there. rebecca jarvis with us tonight. we want to point to something in that tweet. the president also accused amazon of using our postal system as their delivery boy. we know the postal service has been in financial trouble for years. wouldn t this be helping them? reporter: well, david, according
be entertaining but at the same time thought-provoking stories, incredible change and conversations. they re more than who done it stories. there s lots of that programs. these current series, others like these, they go a step further and they are thought-provoking and while at the same time suspenseful. it s strange to talk about spoiler alerts when you re talking about a true crime, true life story. that s the situation when you re watching something like this. it actually happened but presented in a whole new life. people like nancy grace who i have on reliable sources, they say netflix created a miscarriage of justice. that s why it s nice to see people going online, doing more research, trying to find more information after watching this series on netflix. it goes to show how media is changing. when these film makers went to wisconsin, netflix was a dvd by mail business. there was no such thing as
constitution just says, congress shall have the power to establish post offices. it doesn t say that government must deliver the mail. since governments are doing everything, why is america going broke are we still losing money in the mail business. let s ask mickey barnett. why are we still losing money, billions of dollars? two points, no taxpayer dollars have been lost. there are no tax funds go to the postal service. john: where do you get the money? services. now, we do have loss and ultimately the taxpayer could be at risk. your question is correct. innovation has been a hallmark what has been done in the last five years. in the last ten years we reduced the work force by 250,000 workers primarily through innovation. this is a business.
constitution just says, congress shall have the power to establish post offices. it doesn t say that government must deliver the mail. since governments are doing everything, why is america going broke are we still losing money in the mail business. let s ask mickey barnett. why are we still losing money, billions of dollars? two points, no taxpayer dollars have been lost. there are no tax funds go to the postal service. john: where do you get the money? services. now, we do have loss and ultimately the taxpayer could be at risk. your question is correct. innovation has been a hallmark what has been done in the last five years. in the last ten years we reduced the work force by 250,000 workers primarily through innovation. this is a business.
but doesn t the post office have to be a government monopoly. constitution just says, congress shall have the power to establish post offices. it doesn t say that government must deliver the mail. since governments are doing everything, why is america going broke are we still losing money in the mail business. let s ask mickey barnett. why are we still losing money, billions of dollars? two points, no taxpayer dollars have been lost. there are no tax funds go to the postal service. john: where do you get the money? services. now, we do have loss and ultimately the taxpayer could be at risk. your question is correct. innovation has been a hallmark what has been done in the last five years. in the last ten years we reduced the work force by 250,000