Since then, Brian Deese, a top Biden aide on the economy, said he would leave, and Labor Secretary Marty Walsh is also expected to do so.
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"These fees can be incredibly frustrating for typical Americans who have to travel or who are seeking to just engage in practical ways in our economy, like accessing internet services — they cost consumers billions of dollars a year, they make it harder for people to comparison shop," said Brian Deese, director of the White House's National Economic Council. "But they also reduce competition and make it more difficult for innovators and new businesses to break into markets and offer better services at lower prices."
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