There were 30 well known trade union leaders getting interviews, getting air space, getting their message across, and that s what i want. it is not for me particularly, i know it sounds a bit over humble, but i know i have an ego and i enjoy some of it, i enjoy these conversations, but ultimately it is so that the union movement get a profile in society. that s why we need high profile campaigns and high profile campaigns and high profile people. jack high-profile people. jack l nch, high-profile people. jack lynch, general high profile people. jack lynch, general secretary of the rmt, thank you so much for talking to me on political thinking. so is the general secretary of the rmt a man simply doing hisjob, fighting for his members s rates, making sure they get a better deal than those who are not represented by a strong trade union? or is he a selfish militant, a man putting his own interest, his members interests, before those of the wider community? that is a debate where you have
So he said thanks but no thanks. but he could have stood as a republican candidate, he would have been selected and he would have won, and he used to write to me from time to time saying, had i seen his numbers? and if i had not, i had to look them up and if i had not, i had to look them up and of course what he was saying was my numbers are better than anyone else is. and they were because people trusted him and they had really good reason to trust him as well. , ., , , had really good reason to trust him aswell. , ., , , as well. and ust to sum up, jack straw, as well. and just to sum up, jack straw, looking as well. and just to sum up, jack straw, looking back as well. and just to sum up, jack straw, looking back on as well. and just to sum up, jack straw, looking back on his - as well. and just to sum up, jack straw, looking back on his wife, | as well. and just to sum up, jack l straw, looking back on his wife, so many achievements but also so many barriers broken, clea
Outstanding omb director, we know it because he s been one before. at a time when so many families are tightening their belts, he s going to make sure that the government continues to tighten its own. he s going to do this while making government more efficient, more responsive to the people it serves and jack, i m looking forward to lookin looking to working with you on this critical mission. thanks to jack s family who has been putting up with him in multiple, very difficult jobs, over and over again. we appreciate his service to our country and we appreciate everybody s as well. thank you everybody. jon: president obama naming jack l urbs to be director of the office of management and budget replacing peter orszag. a critical component of the white house in getting the nation s budget together. jenna: confidence in president obama taking a big hit according