for etsy. they often don't realize how hard it is to attract traffic and rise above the noise until they go and try to do it themselves. so each of our sellers individually is a blade of grass in a thunderstorm, trying to get attention from consumers, trying to get trust from consumers. and that is really the role of etsy. etsy's job is to build a brand that means something, that attracts close to 100 million buyers who are coming because they want something that is artisanal he crafted, -- artisanal, handmade, because they want a connection with the seller. they trust etsy as much as anyone. what you trust -- that makes everyone better. that is the role of the platform. emily: to get a sense of which way the winds are blowing, what is the number one holiday gift selling on etsy this season? josh: a bunch of things are selling well. people are getting together in person. we are seeing things like barware and having a drink together as a family. with family pajamas, getting a matching set, that'

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new details of a push by executives to expand access to broad bant across america includingair b&b, etsy and ebay more on the plan and her exclusive conversation with the commerce secretary >> good morning. commerce secretary is turning to the tech industry for help including to develop millions in funding for broadband. participating in a virtual round table to talk about how increasing access to benefit their bottom line and economy more broadly cautioned the process takes time >> people will start to see this quickly but it will take years in order to get it all out the door effectively saying it not only helps big players but businesses run by women. >> women are still not back in the workforce the way we were prepandemic. one way for women to make money in a flexible way and still be able to be there for their families is selling on etsy. being a host on air b&b but you cannot do that without broad bant broadband. the majority of hosts and sellers are women so they are seeing this as a way to be more inclusive. >> commerce will be selling billions in taxpayer money do we know exactl

the ceo of etsy represents over 5 million small businesses and entrepreneurs. he told me, and i quote, "our survey data says they are less concerned about supply chain challenges this year than they were last year." end of quote. i've also spoken with the ceo's of ups and fedex, which are on track to deliver more packages than ever. now, i can't promise that every person will get every gift they want on time. only santa claus can keep that promise. but there are items every year that sell out, that are hard to find. some of you moms and dads may remember cabbage patch kids back in the 1980's or beanie babies in the 1990's, or other toys that have run out at christmas time in past years when there was no supply chain problem. but we're heading into a holiday season on very strong shape. it's not because of luck. we averted potential crisis by figuring out what needed to get fixed and then we brought people together to do the hard work of fixing it. that's exactly what we're doing with the second concern i want to talk about today, prices. here are a few things y

source most the product material locally which gives me an edge right there. >> maze isn't the only etsy seller ready to capitalize on the holiday rush by focusing on domestic sourcing. ceo josh silverman says the company has been encouraging its 5 million entrepreneurs to stock up since august. >> etsy sellers say over 90% of them source from within their own country and in fact for u.s.-based sellers, about half of them say they get all their raw materials from within their own state. so, their supply chain is really simple it's just their local stores and two hands making and they tell us they're well-stocked up, on average, and ready to go this-holiday season. >> some main-street staples like antiques are hoping to recoup losses experienced over the last year betting local inventory will bring in consumers ready to shop small this season. >> we are fully stocked and ready, and hoping that this holiday season will bring us out of the money that our dealers and myself and the entire store lost during the shutdown >> reporter: and for small merchants, the support is personal. >> it help

the owner of urban wing in minneapolis, minnesota, sells wooden pole tables online and etsy he's increased his sales 900% and hopes his local supply chain will be a bright spot this season. >> i source most of the product material locally, which gives me an edge. >> reporter: mays isn't the only etsy seller ready to capitalize by focusing on domestic sourcing ceo josh silverman says the company has been encouraging its 5 million entrepreneurs to stock up since august. >> etsy sellers say that over 90% of them source within their own country. for u.s.-based sellers, about half of them say they get all of their raw meaterials from their own state. so the supply chain is really simple, their local stores and two hands making they're telling us they're stocked up on average and ready to go this holiday season. >> some are hoecping to recoup losses from the last year, bringing in consumers ready to shop small this season. >> we're fully stocked and ready and hoping that this holiday season will bring us out of the money that our dealers and myself and the entire store lost during the shutdown.

also etsy. you've seen the numbers increase. you've seen a lot of sellers go on the platform of etsy and also a lot of buyers on it. it also has local long-term play. charles: you know what, i agree with you on both of those, 1000%. i don't know how you read my mind. they're at the top of my buy list. shopify had the best thanksgiving. etsy, i made a mistake selling it once around 200. i won't make the mistake again. you're two of the best. thank you both very much. it seems the only thing both sides agree on these days that consumer prices are causing americans excruciating pain. i will talk to larry kudlow about that. amc, gamestop are smacked down pretty good but should wall street play taps for the investing apes? they did it once before and it was a mistake. we'll be right back. ♪ (vo) what's better than giving a better phone this holiday season? oh! i know, i know. giving a better phone on a better network. how much better? ranked #1 in network reliability 16 times in a row better. the most awarded for network quality a

compelling with the stuff you sent in for this interview, the most loved stocks rent the run way and etsy what does that tell us about the u.s. consumer? >> good morning, seema absolutely this is going to be another jolly holiday season for retailers. but as you mentioned, our market site data does tell us that some of the most loved stocks when it comes to retail in 2021 were rent the runway, etsy and some cases e bay made the top list throughout some of the months. this is because health and wellness have been a top priority for the consumer during the pandemic and as a result many shoppers have made a commitment to change the way they shop and go to the second hand and vintage shop in order to pro mote more of a circular economy and not only that, they love the value and deals they're getting at the retailer. and analysts are very bullish on this trend and have been increasing their earning estimates for retailers going into 2022, suggesting this trend is here to stay and is expected to get stronger. >> we think about the big risks facing retail, we think one inflation, two supply comp

some money in a flexible way, you know, and still be able to be there for their families is selling on etsy and being a host on airbnb. but you cannot do that without broadband. >> take catherine she uses airbnb to rent out the guest house on her land in colorado. it's pretty remote and the cell service isn't great. >> we get one bar enough for phone calls and some internet, you know, browsing but certainly not enough bandwidth for zoom so, yeah, there is definitely, it was like holding our breath kind of waiting to see what was going to happen. >> when she first moved in the internet was spotty, as well but now she's connected so she can be on airbnb and also teach online yoga classes. so, john, she's pretty much living the dream back over to you >> making that need for broadband real, ylan, thank you. >>> one more stock to mention. c3 ai surging up 3%. a new stock repurchase plan up to $1 million. shares down from the start of the year and he's putting some money where his mouth is "techcheck" just getting started. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welco

. >> reporter: like 95% of small business owners selling on the website etsy, the north carolina craftsman gets his material locally. so everything you are using, trees, lumber, you are using locally. and you're building locally? >> that's right. >> reporter: and it's paid off. >> from 2019 to 2021, the percentage change is over 1,400% >> reporter: i'm sorry. i just want to run that back. you have increased your business 1,400% >> yeah. during the pandemic. >> reporter: it is a surprising trend playing out nationwide with more small businesses seeing increased revenues over the past month than in 2020 and customer spending surging by 18% over last year on small business saturday alone. but others here are still feeling the pinch. just down the street, at this jewelers, they say they have seen the supply chain slowdown firsthand. >> we had one customer who ordered a beautiful pair of golden pearls, and it took 16 weeks to get them. >> reporter: they're among the 39% of small retail businesses who say they're having foreign supply chain issues, so they made their own supply so you are essent

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. >> reporter: like 95% of small business owners selling on the website etsy, the north carolina craftsman gets his materials locally. so everything you are using, trees, lumber, are you using locally and are you building locally? >> that's right. >> reporter: and its paid off. >> from 2019 to 2021, the percentage changes over 1,400%. >> reporter: i'm sorry, i want to run that back you've increased your business 1,400% >> 1,400% during the pandemic. >> reporter: it's a surprising trend playing out nationwide with more small businesses seeing increased revenues over the past month than in 2020 and customer spending surging by 18% over last year on small business saturday alone but others here are still feeling the pinch. just down the street, spicer green jewelers, they say they've seen the supply chain slowdown first hand. >> we had one customer who ordered a beautiful pair of golden pearls, it took 16 weeks to get them. they say they are having foreign supply chain issues, so they made their own supply. so you are transitioning from using things overseas and building it here >> yep, that'

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the ceo of -- of etsy represents over five million small businesses and entrepreneurs. he told me, and i quote, our data says there are less -- they are less concerned about supply chain challenges this year than they were last year, end of quote. i've also spoken with the ceos of u.p.s. and fedex which are on track to deliver more packages than ever. now, i can't promise that every person will get every gift they want on time. only santa claus can keep that promise. but there are items every year that sell out that are hard to find. some of you moms and dads may remember cabbage patch kids back in the '80s or beanie babies in the '90s or other toys that have run out at christmas time in past years when there was no may have chain problem. we're heading into a holiday season in very strong shape. it's not because of luck. we averted a potential crisis by figuring out what needed to get fixed, and then we brought people together to do the hard work of fixing it. that's exactly what we're doing with the second concern i want to talk about today -- prices. here are a few t

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. >> reporter: amazon, etsy, and ebay are endorsing the house version of the bill. all those companies are members of the internet association. >> we recognize the responsibility and the important role we play in the ecosystem in stopping this activity. >> reporter: the legislation's chance of passing is improving now that it has support from businesses and both parties. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jan crawford. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. >>> the wife of notorious drug kingpin el chapo has been sentenced to three years in prison. she was convicted of helping run her husband's multibillion-dollar criminal empire and helping el chapo escape from police custody in 2014. >>> the u.s. senate has a new contender -- tv personality dr. oz. oz announced he isning as a republic in pennsylvania and vying for the seat of retiring gop senator pat toomey. pennsylvania is expected to be one of the most expensive senate races during the 2022 midterms. >

it had a $1.6 billion acquisition from etsy where 90% of users were under 25. gen zers, there is one girl who is my age, 24, who made millions selling on depop. i think this is a trend. also, we talked about the metaverse. what companies are enabling digital ecosystems within the metaverse that are enabling connection and culture? that is another big trend we are watching. in general, expect more individuals becoming investors and investing becoming more accessible to younger people or people who are outside the traditional ecosystem. emily: my colleague covers the entertainment industry and wrote spotify, youtube and maybe netflix have a gen z problem. would you agree? it it -- is it only tiktok that doesn't have a gen z problem? >> if you look at my spotify this year, i think i'm the one with the problem, not spotify. depending on the tool, and the user mechanics, how you bring people back to the ecosystem, all my friends love spotify. i don't use apple music, i think it depends on the user preference but -- and also where you spend time. we are living in the

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i'm not on etsy shop, i didn't know what to do. >> jimmy: did you have to go on uline and order a box or something? >> 90 boxes. >> jimmy: 90 boxes, yeah. >> i'm spray painting the logo on the side of the box. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> we wanted to be cool, we want it to be good. we each have our own thing. i won't giving anything away. mine's cool. do you know glow forge? >> jimmy: no. >> it's a laser printer. >> jimmy: i like it already. >> a laser beam that cuts into any piece of wood, piece of leather, piece of acrylic, whatever. >> jimmy: you put it in the box? >> not the glow force. [ laughter ] that's gigantic. i made a diy thing because i've been using the glow force to make stuff. >> jimmy: can you give yourself a tattoo with the glow force? >> glow force. like "star wars." glow forge. >> jimmy: oh. >> you have to close the lid, you can't put your arm in there, you have to close the lid. >> jimmy: what if you're a tiny person, can you get in? >> yes, you can get laser eye surgery. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow, that's amazing. >> our boxes are done. it was incredibly stressful. >

businesses order brick or mortar and like the two million companies or the hundreds of millions filed around etsy. i filed these and this is the most bullish they have ever been now that the fda has approved antiviral pills, i think you'll see the pace of hiring slowing even more. many people are scared i think these antiviral pills without causing wave inflation the difference will bring in tons of workers off the sidelines. at the same time it will help develop the supply side. that is the choke point. i don't think i'm over stating this with an effective treatment for the virus we could return to the good old days of 2019 when we had strong growth without much in the way of inflation. sure, some of our work is directly related to covid and it's impacted trying to get product to the market. especially in transportation, then we could be in a situation where the economy is strong enough to handle rate hikes without missing a beat i don't think they change the value of the stock market. 2022 is the year where we invest in companies that make things, provide actual services in order to make actual

etsy -- hardly an airline or a casino down 18%. las vegas sands down 15% pbh down 16%, airlines pulling back are the beaten stocks worth buying doug butler, portfolio manager with rockland trust comes in is there where i go shopping now among these candidates or do you wait for something more to happen for the broader market to keep going down and buy, basically, a correction dip? >> sure, i think, you know, you could get yourself into the casino stocks now. we like those better than the cruise ships and the airlines. but among -- >> why is that, doug >> we think -- i think that the cruise ship and the airline industry has a much greater volatility there so the cruise ships really, this variant -- any variant news you get in the next three to six months is going to torpedo them. they might rally back if, you know, again, if this variant seems like it is going to be pervasive, but not as deadly they will rally back, but they are just waiting for the other shoe to drop and there is likely going to be more shoes that drop in this time

a few of your guests have mentioned or some things that are down 30 or 40% whether it's coinbase or etsy or some other very high-data, high-valuation stocks are coming back down to reality. it's not necessarily a complete and total rout across all avenues of the market. lauren: adam, what do you think investors are more scared of, the omicron variant or the fact that interest rates might be going up a little bit sooner than they anticipated? >> yeah, that's a great question. i think both are reasonable concerns, for sure. we really don't know what the new variant is going to do, what it's going to be like and, frankly, there hasn't been nearly enough vaccination to the point that we can be confident. so those fears are real, and that's not something the economists are are very good at forecasting. when it comes to the fed, my hope is they're taking a more expansive view of what a strong economy looks like, a good labor market looks like, but i am concerned they are going to focus too much on short-term things like inflation and labor shortages. i hope they look through the noise that we'

the ceo of etsy represents over 5 million small businesses and entrepreneurs. he told me, and i quote, "our data says there are less concerned about supply chain challenges this year than they were last year." i've also spoken with the ceo of ups and fedex, which are on track to deliver more packages than ever. now, i can't promise that every person will get every gift they want ontime. only santa claus can keep that promise but there are items every year that sell out that are hard to find. some of you moms and dads may remember cabbage patch kids back in the 80s or beanie babies in the 90s or other toys that run out at christmastime in past years when there was no supply chain problem, but we're heading into a holiday season on very strong shape. it's not because of luck. we averted a potential crisis by figuring out what needed to be fixed and then we brought people together to do the hard work of fixing it. that's exactly what we're doing with the second concern i want to talk about today, prices. here are a few things you should know. just about every coun

i am particularly impressed by the ceo of etsy saying that the millions of retailers that work with him, the small businesses feel like their supplies are better than they were this time last year. so, we're in a good position, households have the resources that they need to buy the presents for their loved ones because of the support that they got through the american rescue plan and our efforts to get the economy and the strong recovery we have to date. i have every faith that this holiday season will be a happy one for everybody. >> and indeed the ceo of etsy made those comments on this show yesterday, chair rouse that said on the flip side at the same time it seems that consensus now is that inflation is not subsiding, it is not transitory, and chair powell said as much yesterday is he and the fed behind the curve? >> well, look, i'm not going to comment on the fed i have full faith and confidence that they can do their monitory policy that they understand their book of business what i think we really understand is that the inflation is largely a product of what i call pandemic econ

68% of small businesses have a web presence, and that is one way either on shopify or, you know, an etsy store. so that's one way that retailers are going to be able to reduce overhead costs to try to move that merchandise and sell it to the consumers at a lower cost. lauren: so does that mean even fewer brick and mortars last year? actually, there's two market praises that -- marketplaces that i shop at that are instagram only. they don't have a web site. >> we're going to see a lot more of that, especially with small businesses. so, yeah, i'm same way. i get marketed too all the time on instagram, and so many of my clothes come from instagram sellers, and we're seeing the rise of that mostly because it is just so expensive to have an offline presence. with that said, 79% of stores and retailers and small businesses for that matter have that brick and mortar presence, so i don't think it's going away just yet. but i think we are going to see a certain shift over to social media and web sites, more so. lauren: sad but true. brian, i think one of the reasons to have the brick and mortar i

have to wait a bit longer to hit $3 trillion in market cap share price to watch, $18286 wayfair and etsy biggest laggers falling 5% and 10% today and 30% down for the month and now an msnbc news update. >>> happening at this hour, president biden signed the bill raising the u.s. debt limit into law averting what would have been an unprecedented default by the federal government signing the bill less than two days after congress approved it. >>> federal regulators ask buy now pay later for details on business practices reuters reports some raised concerns the lending plans put consumers at risk. >>> new car sales expected to rise just 1% next year saying that consumer demand grows as carmakers struggle to increase production. >>> and criticism continues for urban meyer after fired as head coach of the jacksonville jaguars. multiple sports writers slamming his coaching style and 2-11 record this season last straw appears to be a report meyer kicked a player during practice in august. you're up-to-date. jon, back to you. >>> actually, tonight on the news, a look more at this fallout over th

etsy is upheld, those states get to defend life immediately in ways that they were not able to prior to today. >> chris: karl, because of the fact that abortion is legal now in the early months of pregnancy, it has been much more of a mobilizing issue for the pro-life movement then it has been for the pro-choice movement. if that were to change and a verano is severely restricted or july, what's a political impact as we head into the midterms? >> karl: if the decision returns it to the states which is the most likely outcome, whether it's wrists directive and under and blinds casey and roe, goes to the states. they're going to be increase for pro-life oceans and defeats for goes to the states of an age of of the legislatures. we don't really know how big this is going to beat. in virginia, became a big issue. terry mcauliffe said if you like duncan as governor, it's going to undermine it. similarly n texas, we had a woman who ran for governor in 2014 who made her entire issue of abortion and she lost the governor's race by 20 points. we don't know how it will play out, but there will

you can't commit a hate crime against a channel. [ laughter ] in the same way you can't shoplift at etsy. it's impossible, really. [ laughter ] they must not have anything to talk about at fox this week, because they really went to town on this "we have been victimized" jag. and no one did more phony foaming at the mouth than the little dumber boy, tucker carlson. >> destroying someone's religious symbol would be called a hate crime. that's a category much beloved and meticulously chronicled by the biden justice department. the doj can tell you precisely how many korans were burned last year in the united states, but they don't keep track of christmas trees. why is that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, for one, little snowflake, unlike the koran, christians don't base our faith on pine trees. [ laughter ] it's the reason we don't hang popcorn and cookie monster ornaments on the bible. [ laughter ] but you know that. they really do seem out of stuff to talk about at fox news. laura ingram last night failed her hour of vomit time lashing out at a totally nonpolitical show, the live versions o

now retailers say sites like ebay and etsy are turning a blind eye to criminals selling luxury goods on their platform but the online companies are saying hey, we're investing in security infrastructure to police their platforms and remove stolen goods, but liz, you know, businesses, big, small , they are fending for themselves. i talked with a bunch of shops here expressing frustration but they wanted to remain anonymous for fear of inviting thieves into their stores this holiday season. it's just heartbreaking. liz: well that's fascinating to see that barricade but hey, they do what they have to do so these cars can't pull up, smash and then of course grab. unbelievable. kelly o'grady thank you very much. vaccine mandates, labor shortages, high food prices, the supply chain crisis, all of it slamming the restaurant industry. cameron mitchell restaurants owns ocean prime in new york and beverly hills, he's got restaurants all over the nation. we will speak to him, cameron mitchell himself, about all the challenges his industry is facing, and what he's doing about it. do you know wha

the ceo of etsy represents over 5 million small businesses and entrepreneurs. he told me, "our server data says there are less concerned about supply chain challenges this year than they were last year." i've also spoken with ceos of ups and fedex which are on track to deliver more packages than ever. i cannot promise that every person will get every gift they want on time. only santa claus can keep that promise. there are items every year at that sellout that are hard to find. some of you moms and dads may remember cabbage patch kids back in the past 380s or beanies in the past 390s or other toys that have run out when there was no supply chain problem. we are heading into us holiday season a very strong shape. we figured out when needed to get fixed and got together do the hard work of fixing it. that's what we're doing with the second concern want to talk about today. prices. here's a few things you should know. every country in the world was grappling with higher prices right now as they recover from the pandemic. in the united kingdom, price and creatures

checks from the government and started their own business people are selling their own goods using etsy and shopify in some cases parents have had to quit their job and watch their kids and stay at home. fewer workers gives the remaining ones more leverage last year we saw the election of the most pro union president giving $12,500 subsidies of those who buy electric vehicles. it's a tacit admission that organized labor is making a comeback we saw that earlier when we spoke to kevin johnson, the ceo of starbucks they offer all kinds of percs including salaries, college education and that hasn't stopped the unionization drive at some stores in buffalo, new york the nlrb stopped it today. i can't blame anyone for trying to make a better deal for themselves it is a great time to join a union, strike higher wages unlike a few years ago, there's nobody to replace you if you get fired. as someone who led a wildcat strike in 1972 in philly, i know someone could have easily and did fill in for me in that actual baseball game that i struck yeah so great glad i got my job back when you see restau

you have several like etsy and chewy. for those who don't know who they are, they make medical scrubs 85% of individuals buy their own scrubs it is a category killer. its underperformance since its ipo was punctuated by the cfo who retired a couple of weeks ago, baugh real opportunity to be invested in a category killer, particularly after a period where the brick and mortar rebound probably went too far. >> a.o. smith and figs, two new names on the smaller cap side. simeon hyman, appreciate it. have a happy new year. >> thank you >> talk to the on the other side take care. >>> for ideas where to put your money, catch our cnbc special "your money 2022." that's tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern for all of wall street's top picks heading into next year you cannot afford to miss that >>> to a news alert in the bond market two-year notes are up for auction. one of the final, maybe the final of the year. rick santelli is at the cme. rick, merry christmas, happy new year, all of that stuff. is it going to be a happy new year for the

deleted his account a day later. [ laughter ] he was like, "i don't wanna get hooked, it'll be like etsy all over again." [ laughter ] yeah, after 24 hours, jay-z said, "sunsets, food, people's kids, i'm good i don't need to do this. [ light laughter ] yep, all it took was a day for jay-z to realize, "i'm a a billionaire married to beyonce, who cares what anyone else is doing. [ laughter ] some news from washington. the white house announced that their deadline for their workplace vaccine mandate is january 4th. it's great timing. make sure everyone is vaccinated right after the holidays [ laughter ] some more covid news i heard that there's a a potentially faster-spreading delta variant moving through the u.s. called "delta plus. [ laughter ] it's basically the delta variant, but if you get it, you can also stream movies and shows for $13 a month. [ laughter and applause good deal. >> tariq: extra leg room [ laughter ] >> jimmy: some big sports news packers quarterback aaron rodgers has tested positive for covid and it turns out he may have lied about being vaccinated. [ audience oohs y

you can't commit a hate crime against a channel. [ laughter ] in the same way you can't shoplift at etsy. it's impossible, really. [ laughter ] they must not have anything to talk about at fox this week, because they really went to town on this "we have been victimized" jag. and no one did more phony foaming at the mouth than the little dumber boy, >> destroying someone's religious symbol would be called a hate crime. that's a category much beloved and meticulously chronicled by the biden justice department. the doj can tell you precisely how many korans were burned last year in the united states, but they don't keep track of christmas trees. why is that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, for one, little snowflake, unlike the koran, christians don't base our faith on pine trees. [ laughter ] it's the reason we don't hang popcorn and cookie monster ornaments on the bible. [ laughter ] but you know that. they really do seem to be out of stuff to talk about. laura ingraham last night filled her hour of vomit time lashing out at a totally non-political show, the live versions of "facts life" and

congress with a bipartisan bill looking to require sites like ebay, etsy, amazon, verify the identities of many much their online sellers. >> we have never asked any of these platforms, including amazon, to take any kind of responsibility. now, we think that that will be an incentive to keep all of these fraudsters off. people who are hijacking stores and selling those products online. reporter: retails support the bill. so do many of the major online markets like amazon. what they say they oppose is a patchwork of state-based regulation and laws. several state governments are considering bills on this issue. a coalition that represents the internet association and sites like amazon says, quote, we all agree organized retail crime is a problem but punishing honest, online sellers is not the solution. retail theft needs to be addressed at the brick-and-mortar scene of the crime, not online. that coalition points to an organized retail task force in illinois as their preferred solution. there is amazon ceo jeff bezos. he said in the summer, given the large volume of sellers on his site he

the ceo of etsy represents more than 5 million small businesses and entrepreneurs. he told me, and i quote, our data says they're less concerned about supply chain challenges this year than they were last year, end of quote. i've also spoken with the ceos of ups and fedex. we're trying to track and deliver more packages than ever. now, i can't promise that every person will get every gift they want on time, only santa claus can keep that promise. but there are items every year that sell out that are hard to find. some of you moms and dads may remember cabbage patch kids back in the '80s or beanie babies in the '90s or other toys that have run out at christmastime in past years when there was no supply chain problem. but we're heading into the holiday season in very strong shape. it's not because of luck. we averted a potential crisis by finding out what needed to be fixed and then we brought the people together to do the hard work of fixing it. that's exactly what we're doing with the second concern i want to talk about today: prices. here are a few things you shoul

from our crews, you said men and women etsy was, being somewhere in the lower 48, it's a challenge in terms of family life, separation. generally, when kids are at school, you are sailing a lot. and you can be closer to home -- >> the adults i've talked to him district 17, they think the costs savings are pretty significant. we will continue to work with you on that. mr. chief, i was glad to hear you mentioned that morale is high. that was going to be one of my questions, given how close you are to it. and you should usually visited in alaska before this hearing. that's really good, whoever made that happen. so, well done. but my question for you is just a general one. in your travels, both to wisconsin and alaska and beyond, what were you hearing that were good things. when you say morale is high, why is it high? one of the problematic issues? what do you see for the coast guard men and women, what's keeping them up at night? and their families? we want to make sure we are taking care of the families as well. >> thank you both. morale is high because people love what they do. they ha

mall is not that good, we have to pull back alternates a little shopify is great i think shopify and etsy are the two that don't have supply chain problems i really like both when i see a stock like adobe down, i say, okay, be a little circumspect. adobe is a great company. >>> if david were here, we would definitely have mentioned morgan stanley, but they do see a lot of catalyst -- >> very positive piece, and at the risk of making david have to call in, i'm going to go with it. >> really? >> i'm going with it. >> he's going to be mad tomorrow. >> i thought the at&t piece was --it's simon flannery. understand people at home, there's these analysts -- steva steve toosa, i don't want to go against boss and i don't want to go against flannery. i think flannery is very, very good the leasing deal with jpmorgan -- sorry about their conference, it was ready to go, but there's other guys like ron hall, very nice game, but he's warmling up to apple warming up >> we did get b of a, did go to a buy earlier in the week. >> the only downgrade that's unfortunate is medtronic they're executing quite p

to really take it to the next level, on etsy or you can even find free printables, you can print out little cards like you can give along with, you know, a little nail polish that says for your mistletoes. >> that's cute. >> right >> all in that presentation. >> or have a holly jolly hair day. ♪ have a holly jolly hair day ♪ >> that's really easy and shop local and support local businesses. >> that's a great one. >> coming to the mental health space that is a frazzled anxious holiday season, you have a gift idea. >> we have two great gifts to give back. first of all, a mindfulness gift this is the unplugged meditation app. i have to tell you i use this every day. you can give the gift of a one-year subscription, and i mean, give the gift of calm and peace and i love this app. over 80 world renowned teachers, a thousand guided meditations that anyone can do if i can meditate, i mean, anyone can. >> great. >> this is such a great way to stay calm throughout the year. >> quickly, what's the last one? >> last but not least, you can give a charitable gift in someone else's name and th

the same time, has that had an effect of driving some smaller sellers to other rival platforms like etsy? >> no. one of the beauties of ebay is a brand-new seller could sell alongside a larger seller. you can get up on the platform really easily and start selling. in fact, we recently put out a report that 84% of people started selling on ebay because they needed extra income during the pandemic and another 14% did so because they lost their job. and, you know, ebay's had a big impact on individuals during this pandemic, and especially women who 80% of them turned to ebay during some financial or other hardship so, no, it's been a great opportunity for people to bring products that they have onto the platform, get started, and, in fact, most of our small businesses started as what i call an accidental entrepreneur. they sold a couple things because they needed some help financially or wanted to get rid of items in the house, and then they turned that into a small business on the platform >> and you can search for local pick-up too and help your community. so, there is certainly a lot goi

etsy is working well i'm interesting in real growth and with the growth at a reasonable cost for the company. look at that lately not so hot but i think, andrew, these are very, very interesting companies and they don't get here by saying we ought to go this there is a process remember process >> i don't remember oh process in like "the" process, yes, i do remember the process. >> not the 76ers >> i don't remember that company. >> what peer e we're seeing, i don't know what stack comes public look at these things >> do you think we're at a sentiment shift? >> yes >> do you remember uber, after uber, this is now the ipo, everyone was revenue crazy all of a sudden everybody said profitability and switched on a dime do you think that's what's happening here >> you had cathie wood on. she says it's not a bubble if we talk more about some of those stocks she buys zoom, all the way down to drafting, all the debt but those again are there are times of what is not working, but that's too much the late mar canes, that's not what the market wants they want actual companies they've lost too muc