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Hey everybody it's you live from the Verge cast. We have an emergency episode drop.

This one's kind of fun. Sprint today filed a lawsuit against AT&T in the Southern District of New York alleging that labeling LTE is 5G-E,

which is what AT&T is doing on some Android phones and soon on the iPhone.

Sprint says that it's deceptive. They're filing a lawsuit.

They're trying to get a judge to issue an emergency injunction to stop it to make AT&T stop 5G-E ads to pull the indicator off the phones.

I talk to Craig Whitney who is Sprint's lawyer.

He's our outside counsel. Ask him why Sprint's doing this, what the argument is, what they want the judge to do in the case,

and kind of got into it with basically why wireless carriers are able to pull these stunts.

Super interesting interview. We're dropping it as an emergency episode.

We've kind of never done this before. But let us know what you think and let us know how you want us to follow up on this story.

Check this out. It's Craig Whitney. Sprint's outside counsel.

All right. We're here with Craig Whitney. He's outside counsel for Sprint. Craig, you on behalf of Sprint,

you filed a lawsuit against AT&T today saying their labeling of 5G-E is deceptive. Walk me through that.

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