Bannon`s War Room Episode 4620: Enforcing Fair Trade; Deconstructing The Systems Against The American People
Jul 9, 2025
Gail Slater, head of the DOJ's Antitrust Division, joins Jack Posobiec, Mike Davis, and Noor bin Laden to discuss critical antitrust actions and their implications for fair trade against China. They analyze the recent Google legal battles and the potential impact of the BRICS summit on the U.S. dollar. The conversation navigates the legal complexities surrounding workforce reductions and ongoing conspiracy allegations. They also humorously recount travel anecdotes from an AI conference, delving into the dual-edged sword of AI in today's geopolitical climate.
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Free Market Beats China
- Competing with China requires embracing free market competition, not copying China's controlled economy.
- Antitrust enforcement ensures markets remain competitive by acting as the market 'cop on the beat'.
Texas Bid Rigging Case Example
- Texas University bid rigging case involved companies colluding to avoid true competition causing overcharging.
- Individual criminal case against CEO of Oakview and non-prosecution agreements with others show DOJ's serious antitrust actions.
Google Monopoly Case Insights
- Google search and ad tech markets have had frozen competition for almost two decades.
- DOJ under Trump and Biden have pursued landmark monopolization cases breaking longstanding freezes in market movement.
