Harry Truman actually said...

"I have repeatedly called to the attention of the Congress the need for stronger powers and more active measures with which to wage the never-ending fight against monopoly."

"I am whole-heartedly in favor of your subcommittee's objectives as you have outlined them to me."

"The Committee's study showed that, despite half a century of antitrust law enforcement, one of the gravest threats to our welfare lay in the increasing concentration of power in the hands of a small n..."

"During the war, this long-standing tendency toward economic concentration was accelerated."