Larry Ellison and David Ellison are opposing Netflix's pending $72 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery assets, which includes key film and streaming properties and has already received board approval.David Ellison met with White House officials to argue that Netflix's acquisition would create major antitrust concerns, emphasizing that Paramount Skydance offered $30 per share compared to Netflix's $27.75 offer.Donald Trump and the Department of Justice may become involved, with the transaction's high stakes raising broad debate on competition, media consolidation, and potential legal challenges.