How did Woodrow Wilson's new freedom program address the need to prevent the strong from crushing the weak

The program attacked the "triple wall of privilege" that big business used to its advantage.

The New Freedom was a presidential campaign developed by Woodrow Wilson in 1912. After his victory, he set up three fundamental pillars, to achieve a limited government, because he thought was necessary. So, aimed to that he pursued:

Tariff reform: Lowered tariffs. Business reform: Investigate unfair and illegal businesses. Banking reform: Set up a program to finance farmers.

So, we these actions he wanted to drop some power by the government.