GOP Debate, FTC Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon, Slow Vaccine Rollout

This podcast episode discusses the second debate without Trump, the contrasting approaches of Biden and Trump in courting blue-collar workers, the FTC lawsuit against Amazon for alleged monopoly practices, concerns raised by sellers and consumers about Amazon's anti-competitive practices, challenges in the rollout of the new COVID vaccine including lack of supply and insurance coverage issues, and the efforts to avoid a government shutdown.

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Up First from NPR

Trump Skips Second Republican Debate, Focus Shifts to Mainstream Republicans

Trump's Michigan Visit and Union Workers

FTC Sues Amazon for Monopoly Practices

Amazon's Anti-Competitive Practices: Allegations and Potential Consequences

Insurance issues and vaccine supply shortage hinder COVID-19 vaccine rollout

NPR's Yuki Noguchi Discusses Vaccine Cost Issues

GOP Debate, FTC Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon, Slow Vaccine Rollout

Up First from NPR

00:02Trump Skips Second Republican Debate, Focus Shifts to Mainstream Republicans

Trump Skips Second Republican Debate, Focus Shifts to Mainstream Republicans

02:09Trump's Michigan Visit and Union Workers

Trump's Michigan Visit and Union Workers

04:41FTC Sues Amazon for Monopoly Practices

FTC Sues Amazon for Monopoly Practices

07:10Amazon's Anti-Competitive Practices: Allegations and Potential Consequences

Amazon's Anti-Competitive Practices: Allegations and Potential Consequences

09:14Insurance issues and vaccine supply shortage hinder COVID-19 vaccine rollout

Insurance issues and vaccine supply shortage hinder COVID-19 vaccine rollout

12:04NPR's Yuki Noguchi Discusses Vaccine Cost Issues

NPR's Yuki Noguchi Discusses Vaccine Cost Issues