Dude seems to have a weird personal vendetta against Lina Khan. I detest most private equity and am somewhat curious to read his thoughts on it, but I tuned ou

Dude seems to have a weird personal vendetta against Lina Khan. I detest most private equity and am somewhat curious to read his thoughts on it, but I tuned out after the like fifth instance of high-school-girl gossip mongering about the FTC under Khan. Also, it's sort of weird to make efficacy judgments about cases brought by the DOJ/FTC in the current revived antitrust era when they are forced to climb such a mountain of adverse precedent generated by the Law & Economics and Chicago School movements over the last 40-50 years. Hayek's intellectual children have been digging a moat inside the judiciary and private practice at least since Bork wrote The Antitrust Paradox. Put simply, if your goal is to upend the entire paradigm for evaluating competition harms, your arguments probably aren't going to be able to be regarded as very strong under the existing frameworks.