The company has released a new device called Alexa Gate that stops your Amazon Alexa from

listening to you. Meanwhile, your smart TV just looks at Alexa like, I'll tell you a later.

No kidding. No kidding. That was such a revelation to me when I got my new TV. My TV is spectacular.

I've been dealing with an older TV for quite some time. It's a store like right before Christmas

and the prices were just like, how could this 70-some-inch 4K, UHD, whatever any of that stuff is,

TV be 700 bucks. Jack's because there are lots of poor people in Asia willing to build them.

It's so light I can pick it up with my hands. That's not the reason. It's not? No.

They make their money off the data collection. They subsidize it with data collection. The TV's

cheaper than it should be. They want me to buy it because I had a TV where they were collecting

zero data. I had a dumb TV. Now I got a smart TV and they're probably listening to my conversations

in addition to every single show I watch and how long I watch it. What ads do I skip and blah blah?

All that data. See your TV tiptoeing away from your wife's panty drawers.

So a $2,000 TV is $700 because they make it up and all the data they collect. As Yang kept telling

us during the debates, data is more valuable than oil is a commodity in the world right now.

Which is astounding. Excellent point. That's why they're grilling the titans of tech.

I'm Capitol Hill. Yeah. Maybe right now as we speak. Breaking news, breaking news. Okay.

Breaking news. Real breaking news like actually bring out brand of the donkey. Yes.

When news breaks, the donkey braze for some reason. Oregon's democratic governor Kate Brown.

For some reason, that's his job, Jack.

Kate Brown said that federal agents who have clashed with protesters in Portland will begin a

phased withdrawal from the city's downtown area on Thursday. Acting secretary of Homeland

security, Chad Howell and Wolf confirmed that he and Brown reached a joint plan to end the

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