They will go next door, and so what we are looking at is an ability, and I think this is crucial, the gentleman has it in your bill, and we have to repeat this, the gentleman has in his bill a prohibition on strikes.
Greg Ganske: “They will go next door, and so what we are looking at is an ability, and I think this is crucial, the gentleman has it…”
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Discussing provisions in a bill related to labor strikes.
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