

Overtime – Episode #653: Kara Swisher, Beto O'Rourke, Sarah Isgur
Mar 26, 2024
The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into a major lawsuit against Apple, highlighting its potential effects on consumers and the tech industry. The conversation then shifts to the ongoing struggles with corporate monopolies and outdated antitrust laws. Gender politics take center stage as the panel looks at the rifts between men and women in today's society. Finally, the talk wraps up with an exploration of electric vehicles, weighing the pros and cons of government regulations and consumer readiness for this automotive shift.
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DOJ vs Apple
- The Department of Justice is suing Apple for allegedly creating an iPhone monopoly.
- This is a significant move, as it's the first time a major tech company has faced such legal action.
Trump's Finances
- Despite claiming financial hardship in court, Donald Trump asserts he has $500 million in cash.
- Trump's Truth Social platform recently gained public listing approval, boosting his stake to $3.5 billion.
Gender and Politics
- Recent polls suggest a growing political divide along gender lines, with men becoming more conservative and women more liberal.
- Kara Swisher's daughter believes this stems from men's discomfort with women gaining power.