joining me is dan clifton, head of policy research at strategas research partners. in terms of lina khan giving her blueprint and now the senate finance committee. how seriously should companies take this? >> sure. first, let's say when legislation slows down on a back row basis you start to see more regulation so this week the regulators said, we're looking at changing the antitrust rules and merger guidelines and that process started. it was timed almost perfectly to what you are asking about, and that is the senate judiciary committee successfully passed out of committee legislation where big tech will not be able to preference their own items. if there's a theme between the two different buckets here it is that big is bad. anything that is big is bad. they classify who will be affected by revenues or market cap, number of users you have, and that seems to be where the attention is this bill passed out of committee 16-6 that's within a 50/50 senate, kelly, so it shows you there's bipartisan support >> wow >> but when you tally up the members and what their comment

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