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Hi there, I'm C.M.C. producer Cameron Costa.

Today on Squackpot, a journey through regulation nation.

First, the deal on everyone's mind, how far the Twitter board is willing to go to accommodate

Elon Musk's demands and how negotiations are affecting shareholders.

Former chair of the Federal Communications Commission,

Agit Pie.

This is a very important step forward

in terms of Twitter giving information

and must getting information,

but it's certainly not the end of the conversation in terms of the quantum of information

that Musk is presumably going to want.

Then the SEC's regulatory agenda, eyeing a shift for Robin Hood profits by taking on the payment for order flow model,

former SEC Chair Jay Clayton.

Regulation is almost always an existential threat to businesses.

That's why we do these things in an open and deliberative way.

And finally a look abroad. China's crackdown on Big Tech may finally be waning, which means

an opening for one giant IPO.

We're big, we're powerful, we're widespread, we're ant group.

Ant groups are strong.

They are already strong for their size.

They can lift it amazing about them.

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