The DOJ beat Google in court. Now what?

Doha Mekki, the DOJ's principal deputy assistant attorney general for antitrust, shares insights on the landmark ruling against Google for its monopolistic practices. She discusses the implications of this victory for online markets and the significance of public accountability. The conversation explores how Google's default agreements impact competition and innovation. Mekki also highlights the evolving landscape of antitrust law, emphasizing the Biden administration's proactive strategies for enhancing market fairness while navigating political challenges.