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Wildcards. the parliamentarian, how much of this is even authorized to go through budget reconciliation? >> i think a lot of the spending will probably be okay but it looks like democrats will put a lot in there like the pro act, this is a bill that would have a lot of changes to union rules, make it a lot easier for unions to form an essentially harder for people to opt out and it's going to throw that out. a lot of democrats burning sander types, people on the left side going to scream about that. i think it was to be on board for the final spending package even with that zeroed out. the $60...

The New New Deal? U.S. House Of Representatives Passes Sweeping Labor Reform With Significant but Uncertain Future Friday, March 12, 2021 Unions are back in the news. On March 9, 2021, the U.S. House of Representatives successfully passed the Protect the Right to Organize Act (the PRO Act), legislation designed to overhaul the current labor relations framework—touching on issues including independent contractors, joint employers, employee arbitration agreements, and new union organizing rules. While Senate passage may not happen, President Biden’s insistence on being the “most...

>> what took so long? i mean, this was -- this was ruled a homicide eventually. this is a process that ground on. there was a question of, you know, whether -- whether criminal charges would be file and, you know, local level. at the federal level filing. that whole thing had to drag on and then after all this was over and i do agree with the democratic candidates that the possibility of a federal prosecution does seem to have been foreclosed by the administration. one wonders how high up that went. but there was this whole administrative process that had to go on and of course there are union...

Infrastructure, what we are paying to do something, i mean, go past your typical road construction site, you still have 6 guys standing around to 1 working, that's union rules. heather: yeah. >> the other thing, though, we haven't raised the gas tax in forever. i think that people that use the roads ought to pay for the roads but when they pay for roads they have to get what they pay for. also, you know, i'm a biker, i don't think ought to be using the guest tax to finance bike paths and they do. the gas tax ought to be for the roads, the user fees at the airports ought to be for airports but ...

Really has itself in a bit of a glitch here. they released a statement saying we are working diligently to address the issue and expect to avoid cancelations this holiday season. we have reserve pilots to help cover flying in december and paying pilots that pick up certain open trips 150% of their hourly rate. that's what they'll be paying them. as much as we are allowed to pay them per the contract. we will work with the apa, that's the pilot's association to take care of our pilots and to ensure that we get our customers to where they need to go over the holidays. part of the problem with th...