The Antitrust Paradox: A Conversation with Sen. Mike Lee and Robert Bork, Jr.

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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My Father's Anti Trust Law - The Policy of War With Itsself

02:10 • 4min

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The Anti Trust Paradox - The New Brandise Movement

05:56 • 4min

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The Anti Trust Paradox Revealed!

09:53 • 2min

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Senator, What Is the Hipster Anti Trust Movement?

12:13 • 4min

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Antitrust Laws - Are They a Good Thing?

15:54 • 3min

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The Antitrust Paradox Is Out of Print

18:27 • 3min

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Anti Trust Enforcement

21:02 • 2min

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The Commerce Clause and Federal Preemption for Antitrust Cases

23:30 • 3min

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Is There a National Security Implication of Antitrust Enforcement?

26:36 • 3min

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Do We Have the Best Antitrust Laws in the World?

29:27 • 3min

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Is There a Monopoly in North Carolina?

32:20 • 3min

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The Anti Trust Paradox - Is There a Relaunch of the Antitrust Paradox?

35:27 • 2min

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Is the Department of Justice the Prevailing Agency in Antitrust Enforcement?

37:57 • 3min

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Is There a Better Mouse Trap?

40:58 • 3min

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Is Vertical Versus Horizontal Integration Really the Best Solution?

44:10 • 2min

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I'm Against Weaponizing Anti Trust

46:13 • 3min

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Is There Room for a Compromise Between the Chicago School Approach and the Brandisian Approach?

48:53 • 2min

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Are You Able to See the Questions Too?

50:36 • 4min

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The Federalist Society's Practice Groups

54:06 • 2min