You know in some ways President Biden noticed and learned from the fact that Trump had noticed something.

People were mad.

But you know, there's some ways we disagreed with the Trump administration.

We certainly disagree with the corrupt way it was done,

but we also noticed that they had they had their finger on something that the

Democrats were kind of ignoring which was the rise of corporate power was making a lot of Americans

very angry. Hello, welcome to why is this year with Pod 2024, the stakes, in which we take a look at the records of the two

previous presidents well the current president the previous president

Donald Trump and Joe Biden who are running against each other.

It's the first time we've had this set up of two incumbents facing off in anyone's lifetime.

It's a rare thing, usually in presidential elections, you got to speculate about you know what's this

young senator from Illinois going to do as president United States or this

former governor from Massachusetts in this case no speculation required obviously

the future is unwritten and things can change but we do have solid records of both of these individuals as president and what they did.

So we're taking specific policy areas and this week a policy area that is, I think, a little off the radar, although occasionally

pops in the headlines.

For instance, recently a headline in the New York Times and dealbook that reads the following

US clears way for antitrust inquiries into NVIDIA Microsoft and Open AI.

It's news the Justice Department the FTC are teeming up to investigate the AI industry, particularly those three companies in

Vidia, Microsoft, and open AI to see whether they are in violation of antitrust law.

The Federal Trade Commission and the justice department are the two main entities of the federal

government that investigate antitrust and you've seen more and more headlines

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