anthony painter thank ou coming months. anthony painter thank you for— coming months._ coming months. anthony painter thank you for your time. - to the us now and another big day in court for the tech giant google. it's facing its second big anti—trust case of the year, with the us department ofjustice this time focusing on google's advertising tech. prosecutors are arguing that google operates a monopoly in the lucrative market in which video and display ads are bought, sold and delivered to internet users. google has long fought back against claims that it dominates online ads. this comes hot on the heels of the ruling last month by a us judge that google holds a monopoly in internet search. it is not yet clear what penalties google will face from that ruling but there is talk it could be broken up. bob 0'donnell is president and chief analyst at technalysis research. good to see you. obviously we have to mention this is alphabet here, we all say google but alphabet is the company. what do you think will happen this time and are we headed to the inevitable that googl

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