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live now to isaac meadows, chattanooga assembly worker and member of the volunteer organizing committee who led the successful unionization effort there. very good to have your weather does. so, we saw your employee is overwhelmingly voted to unionise, it had previously failed to eyes so why now do you think, what you think you got enough votes this time around? i got enough votes this time around? ~ , ., ., around? i think you are successful— around? i think you are successful because - around? i think you are successful because of l around? i think you are - successful because of time is right. we saw the big three last fall in the economy is in great and people were struggling, yet we see these companies with astronomical profits in the time is right and got the word out and was successful. 50
and kind of politely poking fun of one another assumes all this is a pretty serious fight going on within the gop conference. >> yes trey, when they moved to vacate the chair was just one person, that that that was a fundamental mistake think that there should be more significant number of people to call for another vote. it is interesting because the democrats could do that it is a point they have not. so i think they need to change it up about the challenges that i see i don't know if you see this way but i see that the members have forgotten one of the core competencies that are founders and sought member of congress, is the art of persuasion. second up to just one instagram this involves out there to silkscreen and threw a tantrum. it is an art of persuasion that's where government to 70 of four and 35 members if you know getting away and you are frustrated, that you are fairly because you have yet to do what you're supposed to do which is persuade others, to see it the
condemned the effort, saying it will lead to lay—offs. uaw members ratified new contracts with detroit's big three carmakers — ford, general motors and stellantis — in november. earlier, i spoke to a chattanooga assembly worker and member of the volunteer organizing committee who led the successful unionization effort there, isaac meadows. very good to have you with us, issak. we saw employees overwhelmingly vote to unionise, it had previously failed twice. why now do you think you have enough votes this time around? it think you have enough votes this time around?— this time around? it is a pleasure _ this time around? it is a pleasure to _ this time around? it is a pleasure to be - this time around? it is a pleasure to be here. - this time around? it is a pleasure to be here. i l this time around? it is a i pleasure to be here. i think this time around? it is a - pleasure to be here. i think we were successful just because the time was right. we saw the big one in the big three last fall in the economy is in great and people are struggling, yet we see these companies with astronomical profits, and the time is right, we got the word out and we were successful. 50 out and we were successful. so out and we were successful. so you were part of the committee getting that word out, speaking
power and politics first for biden and the democrats all the time there's a piece written a few years ago the dallas morning news by a member of the hudson institute i believe. 2021. leading up to the 1986 summit president ronald reagan faced a strong pressure for many democrats in congress to put a strategic defense initiative on the bargaining table with the soviets. they wanted him to bargain it away because they did not have anything close to the technical capabilities to build a strategic defense. this is one of the reasons we won the cold war raggett insisted on and he knew it would bankrupt them. among the most vocal critics of the doctrine and a strong voice for putting it on the bargaining table was then senator joe biden who said the president's continued adherence to sti, such as one of the most reckless and irresponsible acts in the history of modern statecraft.
strength. they will continue their march across ukraine. they will take what they can hear what they will controlled the southern portion of ukrained certainly they would love tobeca have odesa under their control because that leads them to my dove.nd mel dove it is not a nato member as well and it will fall quiteni easily. it does not have the means to defend itself. but yes, our natal friends iny coeurope are very, very concernd about this. i think we should do well and what we can to make sure ukraine can push back against russia n because right now, trey commitoe is not our sons and daughters involved in this war. if they move further in advance on the baltics or if theics yd, advance on poland, it will be our sons and daughters. that is a risk i'm not willing to take. so let's stop russia where they are and get them out of ukraine and keep them in their place. >> trey: senator joni ernst from the gate don't make great,h
and politely poking fun at one another suits here this is a pretty serious fight going on within thethe g.o.p. conferenc. >> yeah, trey when they moved ts vacate the chair with just one person, i thought that was a monumental mistake. t there should be a more significant number of people to call for another vote.cr it is interesting because democrats can do that at any point, and they haven't. u i think they need to change that. one of the challenges i see him and i don't know if you see it this way, but i see it that members have forgotten one of the cores th competencies that r founders sought in a member of congress. that is the art of u persuasion. it is not good enough to go on instagram and throw some bombsnd out there and yell and screa tm and throw a tantrum. it is an art of persuasion. that is where the government set up. you have 445 members and if you are not getting your way and frustrated, then you are failin because you have yet to do whato yoo dou are supposed to do, whis persuade others to see it th toe
was a member of the house, which i guess that doesn't really at least a phonic is a member of the house and she very much said she wouldn't have app certified and she came to the biden inauguration so she is already very much out there saying the basic, which is joe biden, is a legitimate president, which again is still almost four years later, is my blowing that we have to actually say that that's a big deal. >> my garmin can you tell me what you think is going on with i think one thing don't discount at gnomon pen serve together in the house to just don't just got the person relationships with people have, you know, mike pence, you're lot less likely to really go after him hard for what he did. he likable guy, tim, scott and him like each other. ron desantis, he was even didn't a lot of friends in the house, but they did get along. okay. so i think that's interesting to find the line at least ever served with them, obviously, jd vance never served with him. that's an interesting thing to point out to look, i think stepping back to from leaks,
p protest. here is a police officer warning protesters they will be arrested if they do not clear out. >> no one will stop you from leaving, if you do not leave, you will be arrested. we will give you time to leave. >> madeleine: it is unclear if anyone has been arrested yet, protests over the weekend turned violent. a member of the press was surrounded by demonstrators and poked in the eye with a palestinian flag. this is just breaking, we'll update you as it continues. >> ainsley: classes at columbia will be virtual today as pro-palestinian student workers plan to walk out today. >> will: todd piro is live from
they have to finish up their finals. pay 70 or $80,000 a year for this ridiculous school because of the reputation it once had. and now all of a sudden they are told to go back to zoom because all these people are for terrorist organization. and a renegade group that has no interest by the way in a two state solution. they have no interest in acknowledging the horror of october 7th. so, in the big picture, gillibrand comes out, the senator from new york and condemns it mayor eric adams as offended as anybody. do you know who doesn't say anything. the highest, most powerful jewish member in american history he be out there kids to class every day. >> that's it. but i think chuck schumer there is even more direct. funding to get rid of energy drinks.
implications for leadership and morale within the organisation. however, given the structure of the idf and the fact it is structured to withstand resignations, or indeed retirements at this level, i'd be very surprised if there was a significant impact on operations in gaza, or indeed in any of the other areas where the military intelligence unit operates. the ma'or intelligence unit operates. the major general _ intelligence unit operates. the major general is honestly a very senior member of the israeli military, the head of the military intelligence. would you expect any further resignations? that intelligence. would you expect any further resignations?— further resignations? at present i would not expect _ further resignations? at present i would not expect any _ further resignations? at present i would not expect any further- would not expect any further resignations given the significance of this particular resignation and given the fact that we still have operations going on in gaza and hamas leadership resignation would not be in the idf�*s favour at the moment. we also have rising tensions in the west bank and continued clashes on the israel— lebanon border. however, in the long term pressure will likely remain high on idf leadership to investigate its failures and for resignations to be submitted by individuals who are