khashoggi. here s an idea, why doesn t the washington post demand answers and action from its billionaire owner jeff bezos. pictured here sucking up to saudi crown prince salman. bezos is an army of tech titans to hover up their cash. to all the self-righteous tech geeks and save the world hipsters in silicon valley and beyond in the we work, maybe you should take a break from what the trump administration is or is not doing about the khashoggi case and reflect on the fact that your office is, in fact, funded by this revolting regime. that s all for tonight. my thanks to tomi, and jason and juan williams. remember to buy this brilliant book, melting pot or civil war?
just an attempt to stop a campaign that can t win. they didn t win. and it s not only the democrats, but the republican establishment which is behind it. alabama s largest media group urged them to support moore s democratic rival for the vacant seat. the young republican federation of alabama pulled its support for roy moore senate run saying their duty is to the part, not the candidate. anthony bourdain explores parts unknown where the city is sharing with tech geeks. whoooo.
didn t. good. couple years ago in san franciscos, i met a guy named mark hatch. mark told me he was going to change the world. we were in a bar at the time so i took his claim with a grain of salt. turns out, though, mark is the ceo of something called techshop. when i asked him what it was, he suggested i visit a maker fair to get a sense of who his customers actually were. so i did. brought a camera with me as well just in case something interesting happened. glad i did. the maker fair draws artists, craftspeople, tech geeks, and, well, people who just like to make stuff. like a fully function iing funcr that jet pack we ve all been promised or whatever the heck this is.
salt. turns out, though, mark is the ceo of something called techshop. when i asked him what it was, he suggested i visit a maker fair to get a sense of who his customers actually were. so i did. brought a camera with me as well just in case something interesting happened. glad i did. the maker fair draws artists, craftspeople, tech geeks, and, well, people who just like to make stuff. like a fully functioning cage or that jet pack we ve all been promised or whatever the heck this is. this is called a colossus, it s a huge spinning thing. i don t know what it does. what these trades people, purns, innovators all had in common is that they were all looking for ways to manufacture and market their brilliant ideas right here in america. you make bags? yeah, they re ipad bags.
a lot of times our concepts are a little too far fetched. this futuristic video grabs more than 68 million hits, and leaves tech geeks wanting more. they think we made this iphone so they wanted to buy it from us. we did get a ton of emails all over the world actually, dubai, sending e-mails saying money is not an issue. in march, 2013, the team brainstorms a new video. their goal is to publicize atma as well as showcase near field communication. nfc technology is the idea of one device passing information to another through a physical connection. the idea of dominos was kind of a great way to show that. the designers don t have 10,000 iphones to spare. in fact, there s only one real phone in the entire video. can you spot it? it was just one iphone right at the beginning of the video just so that something tactile