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Just days after riots at the Capitol, websites responded by

de-platforming a president and his supporters, and now Amazon has started to remove their merch from the Amazon Marketplace.

Amazon employees first flagged right-wing militia group products weeks ago,

and on Tuesday, the company finally took action.

Joining me is Recodes Jason, Hey Jason.

Hey Teddy.

So Amazon employees have been sounding alarm for a while.

Tell me like what exactly were they pressuring the company to do before this?

Yep so according to my sources at some point in December some employees

started asking management why the company was selling merchandise bearing the names and logos of two right-wing militia groups.

One's called the oathkeepers, the other is three percenters.

And then after the attack on the Capitol on January 6,

you know, some of these employees were demanding that this merchandise be taken down.

And was this the first time that Amazon employees had spoken out about sort of these products

in particular?

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