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Speaker 1: U S District Court New Hampshire just made it harder
Speaker 1: for New England fishermen to earn a living and stay
Speaker 1: in budness. An issue was a new regulation from the
Speaker 1: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Under the rule, fishermen have
Speaker 1: to actually pay the cost to have a government nanny
Speaker 1: on board their vessels. This government monitor. This nanny is
Speaker 1: there to make sure the fishermen are obeying all other
Speaker 1: federal regulations. Now. In the past, when the federal government
Speaker 1: wanted monitors on board fishing vessels, they paid for it
Speaker 1: at a cost of over seven hundred dollars a day.
Speaker 1: Then last year the federal government claimed it could no
Speaker 1: longer afford to pay that, so they wrote a new
Speaker 1: regulation that passed the cost on to the fisherman. David
Speaker 1: Gethel is one of the lead plaintiffs and a coalition
Speaker 1: of fisherman that sued the Feds. He says fishing is
Speaker 1: his passion and his livelihood, but he's afraid that he
Speaker 1: won't be able to stay in business if he's forced
Speaker 1: to pay out a pocket for these federal monitors. Now,
Speaker 1: the court dismissed the fisherman's pawsuits. So thanks to the regime,
Speaker 1: New England fishermen have to fish or cut bait. They
Speaker 1: have to figure out how to carry yet another government
Speaker 1: imposed expense in their overhead, or look for another way
Speaker 1: to make a living. And this is no fish story.
Speaker 1: It's liberal reality which stinks from the head down. And
Speaker 1: I thought they cared about the little guy. M h.