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not just lina khan. justice department antitrust division, go down the line, fcc.happening? bankers are saying there is somewhat of a bet here on the political ramifications of what might happen if the trump administration if there is a trump administration. now are they guarantying, there is a lot of reasons why people go do mergers, right? never only one reason. obviously the economics are number one but, you know, with trump ahead in the polls and a lot of people thinking he might pull this out, there is a little bit of an arbitrage going on no what i understand among deal-makers that you know, we could see a loosening up of the merger restrictions that biden has put on. and some of this is, listen, face it, you've seen the deals that biden has said no to. simon & schuster. who bought them, i can't remember or tried to buy them but they stopped it. that is a small book publisher. liz: amazon the parent of roomba. that never even announced. >> how about amazon-mgm. that got through but it took years and years and years. >> true. >> there is something else going o

>> reporter: even earning praise from so-called khan-servatives. >> i look at lina as one of few peopleg a good job. >> khan has been a one-woman wrecking crew for your stock portfolio. >> reporter: casting her as an overreaching anti-business crusader. >> my problem here today is you're a bully. >> reporter: is there a risk for the ftc taking an aggressive approach with these big companies? >> our focus is on making sure that we are enforcing the rule of law. and i see an enormous amount at risk if you instead sit on your hands and don't address the problems that people face in their day-to-day lives. >> reporter: khan's next move investigating pharmacy benefit managers. she met with independent pharmacists. >> over 300 pharmacies have already closed in the country. >> reporter: who say these prescription drug middlemen are hurting their bottom lines. >> we're losing money. >> reporter: and their patience. >> my voice is asking you, it's pleading you and it's begging you, something has to be done. >> reporter: whether it's on the road or in court, lina khan wants corporate america on a

i think frankly lina khan who is his antitrust chief, is not supporting american enterprise well. i agree with you. some of the antitrust issues are problematic. but president biden has never said don't buy from these american companies. as president trump as president said, don't buy harley-davidson. their only competitors are non-u.s. competitors. he said don't buy general motors. he said don't buy disney, don't go to disney. across the board. you know, he got in the middle of the at&t time warner merger. is that these were all politically motivated mixtures with commerce and telling american consumers not to buy these oducts and to buy the foreign competitors. we've never seen that in history before. that's what ceos don't like, is that divide and conquer nonsense. furthermore, as -- >> jeff, sorry to cut you off, my man. i want to let brian to get in here and get a chance to respond. >> jeff, you were talking about you were alluding to publicly traded companies and their ceos you're saying and they're not necessarily going toward helping toward trump. but you know, to argue th

. >> usually griffen goes off on gensler and during this conference it was on lina khan. >> we've hadgressive ftc in modern history and i really don't understand their agenda american businesses consolidating under long-standing principles of undue concentration, is good in terms of the rationalization and efficiency of our economy. the ftc's adamant anti-merger stance is really reducing the efficiency of capital formation in the united states we don't know how big that number is, if that's a number in the hundreds of billions, trillions of dollars like we don't know where this is going to land, but it's a big hit. >> highlighting the economic impact here of the blocking of the mergers and then he went off as well on the whole banning of the noncompetes and how that -- the ability for firms like his to be able to give away trade secrets just as ludicrous and reducing competitiveness of u.s. firms. especially financial firms. >> believe me, as you might imagine, given i live in the m&a world to a certain extent, i hear about it all the time and there's no doubt that regulatory continue

the ftc and lina khan are looking at a number of these deals and saying, actually, maybe they actuallyou think? >> well, look, first place, the doj is suing all of the big tech companies for something. so i guess that's the new season here and i obviously don't agree with that i think you should regulate, not litigate these things. but in any case, from the standpoint of scale, the fastest way to run, because this is happening so quickly, is to find the partnerships and pour in money. the amounts of money that are going into these companies are insane tlurm there are rumors th that helon hassed a an infinite amount. people want to invest in this and they want to win his pucitch is, the combinationo twitter-x and the tesla geographic information gives him a leg up we just don't know the reason i'm saying it's underhyped is you're seeing the future of reasoning, the future of human interaction, the future of research, the future of planning is being invented right now. there's something called agents, agent is basically a large language model that can do something. there's something call

fact that the biden -- trump tax cuts will not be renewed they're worried about competition and lina khany in the best interests of what's coming we haven't had an antitrust law since, was it the clayton act and sherman act and maybe you know, robinson act but haven't had new antitrust legislation and we now have people looking at whether competition, you should stimulate competition there are issues that i think are totally related to self-interests that are affecting silicon valley. >> you've got all kinds of republican friends i know that you're not saying that every one of them is just thinking about self-interest it is reasonable that certain people can think that reagan-type policies lift the entire ship, and that low taxes, less regulation brings more prosperity, and it's jnot just - my view, democratic policies end up hurting the people they're designed to help and democrats never want to talk about that, and connect the dots, and i think that the people that are -- you're trying to help get hit with inflation i just think that's really a -- a cynical view of all of these people t