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Interesting Times with Ross Douthat: The Progressive Regulator Winning Over the Populist Right
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Is the key to freedom a life without Amazon? This week, Ross talks to Lina Khan, former Chair of the Federal Trade Commission about how unchecked corporate power has limited choice in our day-to-day lives, and how her fight against Big Tech unites left and right.
- 02:41 - What’s wrong with big business?
- 09:27 - The political costs of corporate consolidation
- 11:39 - How the 2008 financial crisis shaped Lina Khan's philosophy
- 17:49 - The antitrust consensus from Reagan to Obama
- 21:54 - How the left and right align against big business
- 26:12 - Khan's wins and losses at the FTC
- 36:53 - Is the Trump administration embracing or rejecting Khan's vision?
- 42:32 - Is anti-monopoly policy the solution to our economic problems?
- 48:38 - Can Big Tech be broken up?
(A full transcript of this episode is available on the Times website.)
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