Justice Department And 11 States Sue Google For Violating Antitrust Laws | Hallie Jackson | MSNBC

The Department of Justice and 11 states are filing a lawsuit against Google for violating antitrust laws and stifling its competition. NBC's Pete Williams has details. Aired on 10/20/2020.

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[Ampaof]

Bill Barr wont even be around long enough to even see ANY part of this lawsuit process.

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[beigegaming]

It’s illegal to not give illegally obtained information to the government for their own nefarious purposes.

[calvinndallas]

Even IF the accusations were true the timing of the case filing will look like a political persecution.

[mike]

Waste of time an money. You’re going to have a new “Justice Dept” in the U.S. next month anyway.

[johno]

Vote Blue!! Google etc should pay taxes

[dansanger]

The timing of this announcement is so obviously political. Oh, and I thought Republicans were against regulation, yet it's a Republican AG and red states that are announcing this.

[DLordSadow]

This is well past due. These companies are too big and powerful with virtually no oversight or accountability.

[edmarmartinez]

Google is a company that could break in segments where its segment would still do fine on their own

[jlsudberry]

The fact that these companies can profit from our data without paying us is a big problem

[Jimusmc]

Nonsense lawsuit... smoke and mirrors by the GOP

[ayonibrahim]

If you don't like google, than don't use it. They are plenty of alternative that uses the same business model. You pay to get better exposure and that it.

[stevegrooms]

Pete Williams is an excellent journalist who works hard at his trade and does not seek attention. We need more people like him.

[rgwak]

Oddly enough, when you search for this story on Bing, nothing comes up.

[quicknotesmedia]

This is so not a Republican policy. Republican Party is about capitalism, but this is about Trumpism.

[architectinth]

When the teacher tells you that you can't play anymore because you're too good at the game.

[jazzplaylist]

REMOVE THESE GREEDY PEOPLE.REMOVE THESE SHAMEFUL PEOPLE.

[TheJeweledBird]

About time. Should also sue Facebook.

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