AT&T Targets Trump in Its Battle for Time Warner

The transcript discusses AT&T's legal strategy in an antitrust case involving the Department of Justice. AT&T aims to include the head of the Antitrust Division as a witness to explore potential presidential interference in the investigation. The legality of this move is debated, as it is unprecedented for a president to interfere in such matters. The court will decide if the testimony is relevant, with potential risks for both AT&T and the government depending on the outcome.

What role does the President's influence play in the investigation?

What could happen if the Justice Department opposes putting the head of the division on the stand?