the white house competition council aimed at bringing the prices down. what's the plan? >> we convened the competition county is ill yesterday based op a simple premise which is healthy competition is a hallmark of healthy capitalism because when there's more competition, consumer end up with lower prices and more options and workers get higher wages. we're looking across the federal government at ways we can encourage competition, encourage more new and small businesses to get into the game and this can have a very tangible practical impact on people's lives. we talked about a rule that will allow people to buy hearing aids over the counter which means not only the hassle of not having to get a prescription but you'll pay hundreds of dollars less for a hearing aids for the 48 million people who have hearing loss in america, that's practical, tangible output. also removing barriers to get people back to work. there's too many situations where somebody has to take a job and sign away a non-compete