How Trump’s DOJ reached a shocking settlement with Live Nation-Ticketmaster.
The Wall Street Journal has a rundown on the behind-the-scenes wrangling that led to the baffling settlement agreement earlier this year, and left state AGs to pursue their own case. In an unusual twist, the settlement talks happened at the White House, with the AG and the White House lawyer, before giving the states a day to decide whether to join the deal. None did. And at the end: > The following month, Trump nom…
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