In this episode, Doha Mekki, a distinguished guest, shares her remarkable journey to becoming a trailblazer in the antitrust department for the Department of Justice. Doha, formerly from Sudan, recounts her family's displacement due to a political coup and the asylum they were granted in the United States. She eloquently expresses her deep gratitude to the country and her fervent commitment to serving the public.Doha's career trajectory is fascinating, tracing back to her time spent at the United States attorney's office, where she discovered her passion for protecting individuals from the overreach of powerful corporations. Her determination to challenge industry giants and ensure economic freedom for all is truly inspiring.The conversation delves into the critical role of the Justice Department in safeguarding market integrity, addressing potential monopolies such as Google, and considering future challenges in the realm of artificial intelligence. Doha's insights shed light on the far-reaching impact of antitrust litigation and the need to promote healthy competition within the market.Further, the discussion explores the Justice Department's battle against collusion within the education sector, specifically focusing on the manipulation of financial aid formulas by colleges and universities. Doha's explanation of the efforts to dismantle this unfair practice underscores the department's commitment to protecting the interests of students and promoting fair competition.Join us for this compelling episode as we delve into Doha Mekki's extraordinary journey and her profound contributions to upholding economic liberty and market integrity.Hashtags:#MarketMondays #DohaMekki #DepartmentofJustice #Antitrust #MarketIntegrity #EconomicLiberty #JusticeDepartment #FairCompetition #MonopolizationLawsuits #ArtificialIntelligence #FinancialAid #CollegeCartel #UnitedStatesAttorneysOfficeSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/marketmondays/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy