Who says expert testimony isn't interesting?

Motley Full Money starts now. I'm Dylan Lewis and I'm joined over the airwaves by

my full analyst Tim Byers.

Tim has the Caffination train left the station?

It has and we are reaching the caboose stage.

I'm getting my caffeine injection.

Love it. We're going to need that energy because the antitrust battle between

Google and the Department of Justice rages on.

Tim, we don't always have really compelling, scintillating

expert testimony when it comes to antitrust cases

and the looks at some of these monopolistic businesses.

Not the case this week though.

We wound up hearing that Apple earns 36% of Google search

revenue from Safari as part of their default search

agreement when there was an expert testifying in the

trial this week. This seems like a meaningful and pretty attention-worthy piece of

news. For sure.

I mean, we found out from the expert witness here that Google pays Apple 36%.

Let me say that again. 36%. 36% of

of Safari search revenue that is extraordinary so you're paying over a third of

your revenue from Safari.

You know, for Google searches to Apple because Apple controls

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