The Good evening. It's Monday, August 5th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update,

our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday, punctually at 7 PM Eastern exclusively here on Rumble, the free speech alternative to YouTube.

Tonight, a federal district court in the District of Columbia has ruled against Google and in favor of the

United States government in the most significant antitrust ruling since the emergence of

big tech.

In 2020, the Trump Justice Department sued Google in a federal court

in Washington alleging that Google is an unlawful monopoly both with regard to

its search engine and its advertising business and that Google has been unlawfully

abusing that monopolistic power to harm the consumer.

Deny all the public, the public, any choices, all to benefit itself.

The case was brought by the Trump Justice Department

but continued and pursued by the Biden Justice Department. The ruling by

federal judge Amit Meta was issued earlier today and it held that the government and Google, it was issued only

after the government and Google exchanged massive amounts of documents and data and after

a nine-week trial was held that began back in October of

2023 involving dozens of witnesses and specialists and expert witnesses

and leaders of most big tech companies. Now this ruling is certain to have major

implications for not only Google but for the tech industry at large and American

corporatism in general. Judge Meta will next decide what the punishment

for Google should be,

which could range from massive fines to preventing future violations

to even breaking up Google.

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