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Story summary
- Senior White House officials discussed Netflix's plan to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery and HBO Max.
- They warned the deal could concentrate power, noting Netflix's 300 million-plus subscribers.
- Officials said the merger could trigger an antitrust investigation.
- The discussion aligns with Warner Bros. Discovery's second-round bid deadline, with Paramount Skydance and Comcast bidding.
- If Netflix wins, it could face the U.S. Department of Justice and European regulators.
