
I appreciate all the work Mr. Aderholt has done. We will continue our fight, and we will continue our work to protect unborn life. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Wisconsin (Mr. Grothman).
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I appreciate all the work Mr. Aderholt has done. We will continue our fight, and we will continue our work to protect unborn life. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Wisconsin (Mr. Grothman).

Should Congress mandate all-in pricing on ticketing platforms so that the full ticket price is disclosed up front?

I thank the gentleman from Pennsylvania for his steadfast commitment to the unborn and strong support of the right to life. Mr. Speaker, I thank all of my colleagues who spoke this evening for standing up to give a voice to the voiceless…

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we would be kidding ourselves if we said it did not exist

I will start with you, Ms. Bradish. As a former antitrust attorney who studied these markets, do you agree that the ticketing market was more competitive when Ticketmaster was competing with Live Nation as separate companies?

I just want to dispel this notion... that this is not a monopoly.

Should Congress mandate all-in pricing on ticketing platforms so that the full ticket price is disclosed up front?

It is about those events that bring us together, and especially as we come out of this pandemic.

I think for both discriminatory conduct and mergers, we need to step back a bit.

To me, like if you cannot go to anyone else, what are you going to do?

We have an active Justice Department now and FTC. We have provided them funding because we actually know they bring money in when they do their job.

With Ticketmaster's market power, which we all know exists--we would be kidding ourselves if we said it did not exist--why have you not done more to reduce fees?

I think for both discriminatory conduct and mergers, we need to step back a bit.

I think another solution might be maybe no exclusive ticketing contracts at buildings.

I appreciate the support of the United States Senate on this front, Democrats and Republicans.

Transparency would be helpful to know what the fees are. Is that right?