i appreciate senator vitter jet's -- secretary buttigieg's leadership on this and i hope the department will work weekly to put this rule in place. it matters. these things may not matter to the very wealthy but they matter most to middle-class families. these actions are in addition to other progress we have been making for american families, holding corporations accountable and growing our economy from the bottom up and the middle out. i signed an executive order on competition. it is helping us lower the cost of hearing aids and banning noncompete clauses and i have called for an end to jump fees, hidden surcharges you see at hotels, concerts and credit card bills that you did not know about before you got the ticket. i am calling on congress to pass the junk free invention act. that is what american is deserve. i will close with this. we are making progress but we have more to do to reduce decades of corporate power and continuing to lower prices and increasing opportunities. let's finish the job and remember who we are. we are the united states of america. there is nothing beyond o

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