Addressing a rigged market is not an attack on the free market

Calley Means: "We used to pay conservative lobbyists to go to every office and say that it was the nanny state to regulate food. And I think that's, as a conservative myself, something that's resonated. I just cannot stress enough that, as we're hopefully learning today, the food industry has rigged our systems beyond recognition.
And addressing a rigged market is not an attack on the free market. It is a necessity for a free market to take this corruption out."