Welcome back to hashtag sisters-in-law with Kimberly Atkins Store, Jill Wine Banks, and me, Barb McQuaid.

Joyce will be back soon and we already miss her. In fact, today at the

store, someone said to me, has anyone ever told you you look just like Joyce fans? Everyone has.

Yeah, as a matter of fact, they have. So, you know, I get that all the time. We miss her and we look

forward to her return. You know, our resistance minitote is really the

popular item of the season. That and our sisters-in-law t-shirt are selling out fast. So get

yours now. You can go to politicon.com slash merch. Now we'll get on with the show where we're going to

discuss the firing of the Federal

Reserve Board Governor Lisa Cook, sandwich gate, and Trump's flag-burning gambit. But first, I want to ask

my sisters, you know, we're here on Labor Day weekend about your Labor Day plans. You know, I know

some people think of it as a time for

cookouts and barbecues and all that sort of stuff, but I sort of like the original meaning

of Labor Day. What about you, Kim? You come from a labor family, don't you? I do come from

a labor family. My father was the business secretary of a building trades union in Detroit. He was a union man his whole entire life. In fact, when he would give me a check, whether it was for my tuition or something else that I needed to take to school, he put a sticker on each check saying this

payment made possible by union labor.

There you go.

It was a very strong value in our household.

And I definitely always take time to remember that.

I'm incredibly grateful to the workers of our, of our country,

and how hard they work and they do deserve fair pay, good benefits, the ability to retire and have something to retire on. And unions have made that possible for generations and,

you know, for families like me to have a chance at growing up and being a part of the American

dream. So Labor Day is one of my favorite holidays. Yeah, me too. My dad was a member of the

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