<div class="field field--name-body field--type-text-with-summary field--label-hidden field__item"> Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson clarified during a CNBC interview that the FTC will not lighten up on investigating Big Tech monopolies under President Donald Trump.&nbsp; Ferguson addressed investigations into Microsoft, Amazon and Meta during a wide-ranging interview on the Thursday&nbsp;<a href="https://mrctv.org/videos/ftc-chair-andrew-ferguson-big-tech">edition</a>&nbsp;of&nbsp;Squawk Box. CNBC Correspondent Eamon Javers asked Ferguson to respond to a Bloomberg&nbsp;<a href="https://archive.is/1GZoT">report</a>&nbsp;on an FTC antitrust investigation into Microsoft. Ferguson did not delve into the probe’s details but reiterated his pledge to hold Big Tech accountable. <a href="https://mrcfreespeechamerica.org/blogs/free-speech/tom-olohan/2025/03/14/ftc-chair-speaks-cnbc-about-big-tech-crackdown">[Story Continues on MRC Free Speech America]&nbsp;</a> </div>

Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson clarified during a CNBC interview that the FTC will not l{ai:summary}FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson confirmed that the agency will continue its investigations into Big Tech monopolies, including Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta, under President Trump. He emphasized the commitment to holding these companies accountable during a CNBC interview. #politics