I think in the United States there has been an impressive revival of antitrust thinking. I don't know if this has reached Canada. I think the pressure and the drumbeat to do something, to take seriously the market power expressed in some of the ways you described, has definitely built. I don't know quite what the target will be, but I think there's been a shift.
This is not a party thing. The Trump administration's Department of Justice has an aggressive lawsuit against AT&T right now, one of the biggest lawsuits in a long time, to try to prevent a big merger. At the end of the Obama administration, when I was in the White House, I didn't do these cases but there was a series of blocked mergers. I
I think antitrust is on the march again. I think people are saying, why not break up Facebook or something? What would be the downside? Instagram has managed to buy up all their rivals. Wouldn't it be better to have some competition in that space? Yes, I think that drumbeat is very strong right now.