Gail Slater Faces Senate Questions on Antitrust Priorities, Big Tech and Drug Prices
Gail Slater, President Trump's nominee for assistant attorney general for the Antitrust Division, told senators she would "apply the antitrust laws vigorously and fairly" while fielding questions about big tech, pharmaceutical consolidation, ticketing bots, and the resources the Antitrust Division needs to pursue complex cases.
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Gail Slater, President Trump's nominee to be assistant attorney general for antitrust, told the Senate Judiciary Committee she would work to “apply the antitrust laws vigorously and fairly with clear rules of the road for all,” and senators from both parties pressed her on enforcement priorities including big tech litigation, prescription drug costs and merger remedies.
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