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About this and we've talked about this a lot when i've watched your show. we've encouraged business through trade and tax policy to shut down production in mansfield or dayton, ohio, and move overseas and collect a tax break. and it's a tax policy, it's a trade policy, we haven't looked out for workers. this town, frankly, doesn't really understand the dignity of work. i was talking to a teamster -- a group of about 200 teamsters last night in washington right around the time i saw you coming off your show. and talking about their pensions. and these workers understand the dignity of work. and...

Football league will be siding with the nfl because of previous precedent. but make no mistake. this collective bargaining process, the ruling here is terrible and the nfl needs to get its stuff together. >> how do they do it, dave? as you said, it doesn't seem to be an objective arbitrator in this. >> right, and keep in mind -- the arbitrators look at this and say, hey, noum. with the players association and what it does with the other sports league, and that's that you have an impartial arbitrator that comes in when these disciplinary hearings take place. the question really is, if something...

Well and allow the postal service to reduce spending a and -- >> reform the postal service's collective bargaining process. current union contracts include, no layoff clauseses. does your bill address these kinds of practices and should it? >> it certainly does. the postal services find themselves in a little bit the same place as the auto industry was here in this country a couple of years ago. the u.s. auto industry had more employees than they needed and more plans and supplies. they wanted an investment by the u.s. taxpayers. the postal service is not asking for a bailout here, they would ...