emily: jen rubio, ceo of away. great to have you on the show. find out what this means for users in big tech with our bloomberg tech brad stone. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: u.s. lawmakers are intensifying their fight against big tech. last week, congress introduced the open act market acts. aiming at apple and google. it was introduced in the house. for more on this we are joined by redstone, our senior executive editor for global tech coverage. what do you make of this development? brad: we have seen a number of approaches on capitol hill when it comes to curbing the power of the tech companies. you had the bill from the house that was all about curbing big mergers and forcing something divestitures. you have aiming closures broad antitrust laws. this is targeting apple and google. in some respects, these are bipartisan legislation. please have a better shot of actually happening. but the issues here are the same. what kind of power, how much freedom do the big tech companies, the platforms have to set their own economic rules? tha

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