Leah Nylen

But at least, you know, by the time that gets to trial in 2027 or eight or whatever it is, you know, by then Google search will be old hat.

But at least, you know, by the time that gets to trial in 2027 or eight or whatever it is, you know, by then Google search will be old hat.

But at least, you know, by the time that gets to trial in 2027 or eight or whatever it is, you know, by then Google search will be old hat.

That is the big question. I mean, you saw immediately after Donald Trump was elected that Wall Street was thrilled. They were like, we're going to have a roaring tide of deals again. It's going to be wonderful.

That is the big question. I mean, you saw immediately after Donald Trump was elected that Wall Street was thrilled. They were like, we're going to have a roaring tide of deals again. It's going to be wonderful.

That is the big question. I mean, you saw immediately after Donald Trump was elected that Wall Street was thrilled. They were like, we're going to have a roaring tide of deals again. It's going to be wonderful.

And then if you noticed, the ones that took the longest for the transition to name were the economic policy people, because there is this huge split in the Republican Party between the pro-business Wall Street type folks in the JD Vance's of the world. And in some cases, like for Treasury Secretary, the Wall Street types won.

And then if you noticed, the ones that took the longest for the transition to name were the economic policy people, because there is this huge split in the Republican Party between the pro-business Wall Street type folks in the JD Vance's of the world. And in some cases, like for Treasury Secretary, the Wall Street types won.

And then if you noticed, the ones that took the longest for the transition to name were the economic policy people, because there is this huge split in the Republican Party between the pro-business Wall Street type folks in the JD Vance's of the world. And in some cases, like for Treasury Secretary, the Wall Street types won.

But on the antitrust front, it was actually, you know, the JD Vance knew right folks. And, you know, so they have a lot of pressure on them. Are they really going to sort of continue with the way that the neo-Brandeisians have done things, or are they going to go back to the old way? And I don't know that anyone really knows. I mean, you mentioned the Ferguson memo. It's

But on the antitrust front, it was actually, you know, the JD Vance knew right folks. And, you know, so they have a lot of pressure on them. Are they really going to sort of continue with the way that the neo-Brandeisians have done things, or are they going to go back to the old way? And I don't know that anyone really knows. I mean, you mentioned the Ferguson memo. It's

But on the antitrust front, it was actually, you know, the JD Vance knew right folks. And, you know, so they have a lot of pressure on them. Are they really going to sort of continue with the way that the neo-Brandeisians have done things, or are they going to go back to the old way? And I don't know that anyone really knows. I mean, you mentioned the Ferguson memo. It's

It's a little bit weird in and of itself. It says that it's going to stop the Lena Kahn's war on mergers, but that we shouldn't allow the tech companies to buy anything. I'm like, well, those are sort of a little bit at odds.

It's a little bit weird in and of itself. It says that it's going to stop the Lena Kahn's war on mergers, but that we shouldn't allow the tech companies to buy anything. I'm like, well, those are sort of a little bit at odds.

It's a little bit weird in and of itself. It says that it's going to stop the Lena Kahn's war on mergers, but that we shouldn't allow the tech companies to buy anything. I'm like, well, those are sort of a little bit at odds.

Yes. I mean, they're the ones who are sitting on loads of cash. They're the only ones who really have all of this money, aside from maybe like, you know, private investment and venture capital to be spending. That's part of the argument of the neo-Brandeisians is, you know, we have concentrated not just so much capital,

Yes. I mean, they're the ones who are sitting on loads of cash. They're the only ones who really have all of this money, aside from maybe like, you know, private investment and venture capital to be spending. That's part of the argument of the neo-Brandeisians is, you know, we have concentrated not just so much capital,

Yes. I mean, they're the ones who are sitting on loads of cash. They're the only ones who really have all of this money, aside from maybe like, you know, private investment and venture capital to be spending. That's part of the argument of the neo-Brandeisians is, you know, we have concentrated not just so much capital,

power in the tech companies but so much wealth if you look back in the 1980s and 90s like you didn't have these one or two runaway companies at the top of the you know stock exchange indexes you had you know lots of big companies that could be investing but now we have like one or two trillion dollar companies and everybody else is really lagging behind

power in the tech companies but so much wealth if you look back in the 1980s and 90s like you didn't have these one or two runaway companies at the top of the you know stock exchange indexes you had you know lots of big companies that could be investing but now we have like one or two trillion dollar companies and everybody else is really lagging behind