behavior by any one firm or group of firms, namely fixing prices, rigging bids or otherwise colluding to dominate the market, which would be antitrust laws. if it seems to you that the health industry has been allowed to behave outside of those anti-trust laws, that's because it has for the last 64 years. the insurance cartel, it's not a nickname, it's a real cartel, it's finally occurred to the senate that it might be the time to do something about that. the judiciary committee turning its attention to the mccarran-ferguson act, that has enabled to insurance industry to fix prices. that according to today's witnesses to the judiciary committee. last month chairman leahy, along with seven co-sponsors, having introduced the health insurance industry antitrust enforcement act of 2009. it would repeal the antitrust exemption for the health insurance industry. the cartel itself today claiming