You're listening to Bill Handel, on demand from KFI AM 640.

KFI, Handel here. It is a Saturday morning right up until 11 o'clock. Oh, still taking calls at the end of the show, by the way. I'll tell you a little bit about that later on. I don't

leave anybody hanging. And the phone number here, 8005201534, 800 520153 more, right up until 11 o'clock.

8005201534. And it looks like this hour, so far, no baby shark, which is good.

That runs a gamut from you can't get in to I'm playing baby shark.

Go figure.

This is handle on the law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Now, there is a case of brewing that,

but for the tariff business, which of course is getting insane coverage and everybody's paying attention to it. Not only we Americans, but all over the world, this is disrupting everything, certainly on the financial

front.

There is a case going on right now that is massive, which is not being paid enough attention

to because of obvious reasons.

And that is an antitrust case against meta this is

mark Zuckerberg's company we're talking about Facebook used to be Facebook and the issue is

Instagram and WhatsApp insanely successful companies. And the federal...

Sorry about that, just sneezed.

The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit, and here is what is going on.

The argument is that MET meta has illegally built a social networking monopoly

through years of anti-competitive conduct. In other words, it's buying up various companies that

compete with it. That's one thing. And running the network, running the

social media companies in such a way as to gain as much power and preclude other companies.

And I think it's true. And a couple of things are going on. First of all, it looks like pretty good

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