This is a hearing that I think starts from the premise of a story that isn't true, or an era that doesn't exist.
Rob Andrews: “This is a hearing that I think starts from the premise of a story that isn't true, or an era that doesn't exist.”
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Andrews criticizes the narrative about the NLRB's impact on the economy.
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