Gail Slater

In a compelling discussion, Gail Slater, Assistant Attorney General for the DOJ's antitrust division, dives into the ideological battle over corporate power. She explains her 'America First antitrust' approach, which seeks to promote competition without over-regulation. The podcast tackles her role in recent antitrust cases against Google and the unique challenges posed by Big Tech. Slater also shares insights on how being an immigrant and a mother shapes her perspective in this rapidly evolving landscape.

Gail Slater, Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust, discusses the significant antitrust case against Graystar, tackling collusion in the rental market and its impact on millennials. Gary Marcus, a NYU cognitive science professor, critiques GPT-5, highlighting its limitations and the risks of AI surveillance. Both delve into the urgent need for ethical tech development amidst concerns over rising crime in D.C. and the implications of monopolistic practices in both real estate and information markets.

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.