competition. i ve said it before and i ll say it again. capitalism without competition isn t capitalism. it s exploitation. so what is the white house going to do about it? the president s action plan calls for investing $1 billion federal dollars in independent meat processors through grants and loans. this is all aimed at boosting competition. they also want to launch new regulations into combating abuses here. they are planning to roll out a product of usa labeling rules so that people have a better sense for where their meat is coming from and also launching a new way for farmers to report anti-competitive concerns to the justice department and the usda. the chamber of commerce is not happy here. they are calling the biden plan misguided and they re arguing the administration basically using these high prices as an excuse to launch an antitrust crackdown. pleat read you a key line from neil bradley, the chief policy receive at the chamber. he said that isn t economics.
was this the night of the long knives? 0ne after the other this evening, boris johnson s closest aides have been leaving downing street tonight. his chief of staff, dan rosenfield, his principal private secretary, martin reynolds, his communications director, jack doyle, and his chief policy, adviser munira mirza. the number 10 operation has come in for stinging criticism during the partygate investigations, and some of these people resigning tonight will be questioned as part of the ongoing police investigation. the prime minister had been told in no uncertain terms by furious backbenchers that a shake up was the bare minimum. but one of these resigning, munira mirza, has not gone because of the events under investigation. in a statement tonight, she said she was resigning over the pm s false claim that sir keir starmer had failed to prosecute the serial sex offender jimmy savile while he was director of public prosecutions.
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