Al Franken actually said...

"I think that the case for the Arbitration Fairness Act is pretty clear."

"Basically in this, you know, Justice Scalia said that it did not matter that you were not able to vindicate your claims."

"It seems to me that in this case the Roberts Court once again went out of its way to overturn precedent in a way that actually benefits large corporations over consumers and small businesses and emplo..."

"So Justice Kagan made the same argument in her dissent when she wrote that arbitration could be used to 'block the vindication of meritorious federal claims and insulate wrongdoers from liability.'"