Top government lawyer blames judge, CNN, and AT&T's army of lawyers for court loss

The Department of Justice was handed a rare defeat in court when it tried to contest the AT&T Time Warner merger. The judge approved the deal without any conditions and scathingly told the government not to seek a stay of the deal pending appeal. It was a humiliating defeat for a DoJ antitrust division that rarely loses cases, and the official in charge of the DoJ's antitrust efforts has given the first in-detail interview about the case. Makan Delrahim is an assistant attorney general of the Un...