Why AT&T's Time Warner Deal Is Under Such Scrutiny

The transcript discusses the complexities of vertical transactions, particularly focusing on the AT&T-Time Warner deal. It explores the rarity of such deals being blocked, the scrutiny required for large transactions, and the implications of market concentration. The conversation also touches on changes in antitrust law, the impact of tech companies like Amazon entering new markets, and potential arguments for allowing the AT&T-Time Warner merger.

What does the speaker mean by 'chill feminax' in relation to vertical transactions?

How does the speaker view the potential for a shift in antitrust scrutiny for tech companies?

What arguments does the speaker suggest could be made in favor of the AT&T and Time Warner deal?