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Trump's Already Tainted U.S. Antitrust Lawyers
However the Justice Department rules on the AT&T-Time Warner deal, the reek of politics will linger.
What's that smell?
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I spent part of Thursday reading and listening to people pooh-poohing the thesis I laid out in the morning—namely, that the U.S. Justice Department was putting roadblocks in the way of the proposed AT&T-Time Warner merger because President Donald Trump wanted to stick it to CNN, which is a Time Warner Inc. property.
QuickTake Q&A: Can Trump Block the Deal?
