Antitrust is there basically to ensure that the market remains free, open, competitive, and robust. If you have only two gas stations in a town, and they have to compete with each other, that could drive down prices pretty low. There's not another gas station for 100 miles. People who have market power want to increase their prices, want to make sure they get a monopoly profit. And that's what would happen in our markets without antitrust.
Some administrations enforce U.S. antitrust laws more vigorously than others.
I think that's a pretty compelling case. Look at what's going on in the world. The U.S. economy is as strong as it is because it's as competitive as it is. While you could argue about the merits of any particular antitrust case, it's quite clear that you need effective antitrust enforcement. I'm sure enforcement ebbs and flows a bit.