For years, President Trump had an ongoing feud with one of the world's most powerful men, Jeff Bezos.
So this was really very much a tense relationship where Bezos received a lot of the ire from the president.
Our colleague Dana Mattioli has been covering Trump's relationship with Bezos.
During the first Trump administration, this was a really fraught relationship.
Amazon, The Washington Post,
and specifically Bezos, was a very popular punching bag for Trump during those first four years.
He often tweeted about those companies and Bezos.
He would refer to Bezos as Bozo.
He would claim that Amazon was a lobbying arm of The Washington Post.
But he bought The Washington Post.
To have political influence.
And I got to tell you, we have a different country than we used to have.
We have a different, he owns Amazon.
He wants political influence so that Amazon will benefit from it.
That's not right.
And Dana says there are two stories from Trump's first term that capture what these two men thought of each other.
So it's in 2017, Anthony Scaramucci had just started as the communications director
for the White House that day in a very notoriously short stint in that role.
Trump called Scaramucci into his office.
He asks, Anthony, can we break up Amazon?