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thank you for joining us tonight. this is a fox news alert. an historic moment. president trump found guilty on all 34 counts. we'll go live to the courthouse for reaction in just a moment. but, first: >> i guess we all need, what, to shop at banana republic from now on because that's what it feels like yeah a banana republic. i wish there was something to laugh about but it's not. this is a disgraceful day for the united states. a day that america may never recover from. yeah, the jury convicted trump on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in order to interfere with the 201...

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Republican Senators Must Choose Lee Over Hawley Kudos then to Jeffrey Westling, a fellow at R Street, who nails it in  an incisive article [2] explaining exactly what is wrong with Sen. Hawley’s, “The Trust Busting for the 21st Century Act.” This bill would amend the Sherman Act to exclude the need for defining a given market in specific circumstances, force defendants to show that commercially reasonable alternatives didn’t exist for anti-competitive conduct, and eliminate the Consumer Welfare Standard in favor of protecting economic competitors. Westling takes care to delineate th...

Sen. Hawley’s Bill to Break Up Big Corporations Praised and Panned on Right A legislative reform proposed by Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) to “crack down on mergers and acquisitions by mega-corporations and strengthen antitrust enforcement” is drawing mixed reviews from conservative analysts and Republican campaign strategists. “A small group of woke mega-corporations control the products Americans can buy, the information Americans can receive, and the speech Americans can engage in,” Hawley said in a statement announcing the proposal. “These monopoly powers control our speech, our ec...

That squeeze out competition are ultimately not good for the consumer. you get less choice. you get less quality over time and competition is good. and if amazon is going to have the platform and sell it to me and undercut competitors, government has a role at some point to step in. and small measures probably aren't going to do anything. i don't love the fact that they are not taking on censorship of free speech. that's not what elizabeth warren wants to do. trust busting has a history in this country. >> i want to see a smart plan that doesn't say let's just blow it all up first. i'm hearing...