For Wednesday, March 14th, this is Market Foolery coming to you.

As you hear the Plains overhead coming from downtown Austin, Texas, we are here at South by Southwest.

And more specifically, we are at the We D.C. House,

and I am thrilled that the CEO and president of the D.C.

Economic Partnership, Mr. Keith Sellers, is here. Thank you so much for

being here. Thanks for having me Chris. Well actually I mean you're you're

here like 14 hours a day so I guess I should say thank you for letting me come

by the house and take some of your time because you're a busy man

here at the DC house. I'm happy to be here. So I was saying before we started

taping one of the biggest changes I've seen over the last just three years here at South by Southwest is a bigger and bigger presence from cities and I've lived in Washington, D.C. in the area for about 25 years and when I first moved here, it was a company town and the company was the United States government.

I mean it was a it was the center of politics that was it.

And it's been one of the most gratifying things for me as someone who's interested in business

to see Washington DC become more of a business center, more of a center from entrepreneurship.

What are some of the things that you, and we're going to talk about Amazon?

For anyone who's listening, is he going to ask him about?

Yes, of course I'm going to ask you about Amazon.

We'll get to that.

But one of the things I've noticed that you've been doing

with the economic partnership is really fostering entrepreneurship in

Washington DC. How has that ever been received because again for so long

Washington DC was a center of government and there are

depending on who you talk to some parts of government that are kind of

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