Who was the enemy? Who is the enemy or was the enemy?

Well, there's a lot of enemies out there. I mean, I'm talking specific to a teamster president or member. Who's the enemy?

So when I was growing up, the enemy in 1980 was the legislatures who introduced and passed bipartisan deregulation of the trucking industry.

That's the 400,000 jobs.

400,000 jobs, yes.

So that was the enemy back then.

And it was funny.

People weren't calling out politicians back then.

You know, they weren't calling anybody out.

It was like, these are the most powerful people.

They get to do what they want.

My thought process is we're the most powerful people.

We provide the goods and services. We keep America moving. And had if I was able to roll,

I don't want to wish my life away, but had I been in a position I was now in 1980 when that

happened, I would have been fighting and kicking and screaming in the streets

about how bad this is for working people, how bad it was for the team.

At who?

At who?

At Congress, at the Senate.

I mean, they introduced this legislation.

I mean, the Kennedy is so prevalent in Massachusetts.

Ted Kennedy introduced a bill, bipartisan bill.

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