What A Day
Third Parties Could Threaten Biden’s Reelection
Mar 22, 2024
The podcast discusses Apple's antitrust lawsuit, Democratic efforts against third-party candidates, Chris Christie's potential involvement, government funding package, student debt relief, Reddit's stock market debut. It also explores the impact of third-party candidates on the election, declining support, recent current affairs, issues in music industry accountability.
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Quick takeaways
- Apple faces antitrust lawsuit for smartphone monopoly practices, including limiting digital wallets and app options.
- Growing interest in third-party candidates could disrupt traditional party dominance in the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
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Apple Faces Antitrust Lawsuit from Justice Department
The Justice Department is suing Apple for maintaining a smartphone monopoly, accusing the company of anti-competitive behavior such as limiting the functionality of non-Apple smartwatches and third-party digital wallets. Apple's dominance in the smartphone market, especially in the U.S., has raised concerns about consumer choice and fair competition.
