This whole antitrust thing,

thing, wow, what a wild ride.

When you left last night, you had, you left it running, right?

And I was thinking, okay, I'll watch this for a bit.

A bit.

This thing, the time stamp for this event six hours and 36 minutes. They're making Lou later look short

Oh baby and I'm sitting there watching their posture as they're getting grilled thinking how can you sit like that

Particularly Pichai who's sitting with great posture for five hours.

Oh my God.

Anyways, obviously this thing was very painful to watch,

painful for a billion different reasons. See how I used a billion because it's a billion different reasons.

See how I use billion, because it's a bunch of billionaires up there.

It was painful for a billion different reasons.

It's so bizarre, first off, to see all these billionaires in the same space and you were talking earlier you say I wonder if they

after it's all said and done if they have a separate call where they can just chat about

what just took place because really who are they going to share this experience with having been grilled by all these congresspeople politicians whatever it happens to be, so I want to do a breakdown of this.

I know you, people in the world do not want to watch

six hours and 36 minutes.

It's very difficult to do it.

So I watched, I would say an hour and a half and then this morning I read a bunch of different recaps that is to attempt to consolidate what took place. The basic premise here is that a number of officials sat in a room with a bunch of billionaires from the biggest tech companies on the other end of what looks like, it's Cisco WebX conference call and they

aimed to they aimed to uncover information to interrogate these billionaires as to whether or not their activities are

anti-competition. If they are in some way too powerful and stifling the marketplace through a

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