Iowa Attorney General Says She’s Taking California to the Supreme Court Over Paramount-Warner Bros. Lawsuit

Paramount Antitrust Suit Should Go To Supreme Court, Iowa AG Insists

With friends like Iowa Attorney General  Brenna Bird, does Paramount and David Ellison really need enemies? In an op-ed penned for the conservative Daily Wire Tuesday, the Hawkeye State ally of Donald Trump is threatening to take California to the Supreme Court. Declaring that “California is once again trying to be the country’s regulator,” Bird […]

Iowa Attorney General Says She’s Taking California to the Supreme Court Over Paramount-Warner Bros. Lawsuit

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird wrote in an op-ed for The Daily Wire that she is suing California for leading the charge in the lawsuit against the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger. “California is once again trying to be the country’s regulator. And once again California is defying common sense to raise costs around the country,” Brenna wrote. “That makes this a dispute between states, and the Constitution says those can only be heard in the U.…

Iowa State AG Says She's Taking California's Rob Bonta to Supreme Court Over Paramount Lawsuit

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird shared plans Tuesday to take California’s Rob Bonta to the Supreme Court over the state’s Paramount lawsuit. Bird published an op-ed in Daily Wire, sharing why she plans to bring California directly to the Supreme Court over filing a brief in the state. In the article, Bird argued that Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. would help the economy rather than hurt it, stating that “twelve states have overridden …

To Save American Movies, I’m Taking California To The Supreme Court

If you were to ask almost any Iowa family what they have noticed about digital entertainment or “the shows they watch,” they will say that even though there are more streaming services, there are fewer quality shows, and that what they are watching just gets more expensive. That’s what happens when one company gets too far out in front, and the companies chasing it are too small to catch up. In other words, not enough real competition means ever…