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A significant portion of the critique targets the FTC, which should, in the speaker’s view, have been abolished decades ago. The FTC, they argue, does little to facilitate free trade or benefit consumers. Instead, it acts as a barrier to enterprise, imposing regulations based on flawed notions of monopolies and competition. The agency's actions, they contend, often result in stifling innovation, eliminating jobs, and undermining overall economic growth.